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The sun., 1893-06-08

CHICAGO. June THE annual meeting
the Rock Island road was held to-day. and tho
old officers and directors whose terms had OK
pred were reelected without a dissenting
vote.
earnings to have been s2O.eIl. 10. the opsr-
ing the net income s5.SS7. 422. to which 10
ADDED $4,000 the g cash nat receipts irsm sales
was paid for interest, rentals. dividends, &c,
leaving q surplus Of S2Ol.S2l.
The passenger earnings for the year were
yenr: tho freight earnings Sl3.3O2 1896 an In
crease qqL sl,gl245uU The orerat!ng exEep9sses
The net earnings increased S344, ,4O2
The sun., 1893-06-08
Suit Against Father Yody-rus Dismissed.

When Justice Bartlett in the Supreme Court
Brooklyn, yesterday called the case of the
trustees OF st. Georges X. c. Church against
the Rev. Father Yodyszus to recoverthe church
property, the trustees failed to respond. and
the suit was dismissed.
THE trouble is all over" said Father Yodys-
xus to SUN reporter afterward. Il have been
to SEQ Bishop Mcdonnell several times. and
when get the money which laid out when
hnck the roperty o the congregation and tho
trustees This. with interest. amounts now to
about $4,000. 80,
all this property in my name will go to tho
congregation. evcn my own personal effects.
have obody In the world to give anything to,
and love my congregation. l often visit the
BIshOp and everything has boon harmonious
In the church a long timo."
The sun., 1893-06-08
Cholera II Asiatic Turk ey.

WASHINGTON. June 7.-Surgeon- General Wy
man Of tho Marine Hospital service on Tues
day cabled tho American Minister at Con-
stantinople. Turkey. for an affirmation or de-
NAL OF the report that cholera existed in that
country, and to-day received the following re-
ply: ,.., ,-
First cas-. appeared May 20 at RaRdad. Spreading
among Arm s.ttiementF Also numerous cases re-
ported nnh twenty deaths per diem At ba'sorah HAS
ihlely appeared ut Red sea p'rtt ,,, n.,.,
Dr. Wymsn does not antIcirato any danger
way to Alexandria on the Red Sea-. Should It
reach Alexandria, greater precautions would
he necessary TO prevent It's admission into
European countries.
DR. ,Wyman has received r cablegram from
Hamburg saying that no cholera existed
The sun., 1893-06-08
The First Call on Terminal tockhoIders
VIII lie FOR n Very small Sum.

In regard to the assessment on Richmond
Terminal stock under the plan OF reorganiza-
ton. Messrs. DreIel. Morgan d Co. said yes-
tsrday that the first installment called will be
for only sl.50 per share. The plan provides
that tho assessment Of s12. 50 per share shall
be paid In four instalments at least sixty days
apart. The timo for receiving deposits OF tho
Company will expire on Saturday, and seeur-
itv holders are fastening to avail thsmsclvos
of the few remaining dayS Az In tho case Of
there are evidences that much OF the Rich
mond Terminal stock now going in has been
by the low price At which 1t is selling In the
market and are willing to pay the nsssssm ent
for the chance Of profit on tho transaction
The sun., 1893-06-08
Les. Wage. If the Tariff L. Changed

PITTsBURGH. June AT to- day g m Getting Of
the Tin Plate Manufacturers Association a
plan of proceeding. in conferences with tho
workmen organized in the AmalRamated As
ISOLATION. was agreed upon. 1t is understood
that the tin plato mon will not ask their sm-
sist tho demand tor an advance. which 10 to bo
made Secretary John jarrett said the manu-
clause releasing them from the contract n the
Democratic Congress reduces tariff sch ed ules
]; Is said to he probable that similar clause
Iacturers.
The sun., 1893-06-08
IIanlnn Wins the First Raee In the Interua-
tiounl Regatta.

AUSTIN. June THE international regatta
opened here this afternoon. Tho weather was
fine and the lake AS smooth AS glass.
Tho first race was trial heat. three miles
with turn, for professionals. The first three
to have place in Fridays professional contest
for tho $1,000. $500, and $500 prizes. Tho
startars were J ohm Teemer. Edward Hanlon.
George Hosmcr. and f. d. Rogers. Ifanlan
was tho favorito in tho nrst race He won
easily. Tesmer was second.
The third race was for junior amateurs.
The entries wore f. J. Baker OF alveston. A.
J. Harris OF Ontario. and T.. Westhus of st.
Louis. Baker won the gold medal
Tomorrow the double scull race will be be-
tween Gaudnnr and Hosmar. Stansbury and
Jefferson. and Hanlan and Teemor.
The sun., 1893-06-08

LONDON. juno 7.-Despatches received here
from Biiboa. Spain. announce that band Of
brigands. armed with blunderbusses. yester-
day attacked \ wagon containing money to
tho amount OF about $4,000. which was on its
to be used as payment OF the wages OF the
miners. The attack was made in the Royal
road. the chief highway Of Bilboa- The guard
woundine some Of the brigands. who were
eventually dispsrsed. leaving one Of their
able to carry him of tho fold. The police are
now In pursuit. Of the gang.
The sun., 1893-06-08
RAILROAD MEN TR4NGLISG.
There Will Be - Lively Rate War II They
Don't Agree.

CHICAGO. June Tho Western Passenger
Association lines made absolutely 10 progress
to-day toward the adoptlon OF the revised
agreement. In the face OF the fact that nom
adoption means a vicious rate war. the pas
senger officials wrangled all day. and at tho
adjournment were almost ready to ngrce to
disagree. Some OF the strongest lines arc
wavernG in their belief OF Saturday and Mon
day that the revised agreement would surely
be adopted in the end.
They arc as much In favor OF It ms ever but
disagreements are pilng up hourly. while
there has yet been no agreement on any vote
OF record.
1t is now a question Of the revised agree
me mt or none. as the roads will fall over each
other in following the example OF tho Illinois
Central in withdraw wing from the present as
socation unless the revised agreement is
sdopteu.
The sun., 1893-06-08
New York Centrars May Bu.,u....

The New York Central'sreport Of gross earn
ings for May shows that tho road earned in
May. 1892 S3.6i3, 4o2. 70: and in May. 1893
s4.Ool ,ela04; or q not gain for May OF this
This large Increase in earnings is the result
OF tho ordinary business and OrerAtiohs OF the
company, and Is not duo to the Worlds Fair.
as the Worlds Fair business has not yet boon
apurecinhly felt.
The sun., 1893-06-08
Glover. wife Gets Her Divorce.

TOPEKA. Kan.. June IA decree OF divorce
has been granted II tho wife OF ex-Congress-
man Clover populsu in tho Cowlsy County
District Court. Mr.. Clover charged her hus-
band with improI or relations with . pretty
Typewriter who accompanied him to tho City
oi Washington. NhsR: serted that tho old man
was a sport, and she convinced tho Court OF
that tact. she Will got $4,000 alimony aud
custody Of the children.
The sun., 1893-06-08
A Diver Sunocatea IN Mud.

George Lang. is years old. OF lit Montrose
avenue. Williamsburgh. went In swimmi g In
Howtown Greek, at tho head OF scho!es street.
Willihmsburgh. on Tuesday night Ansr div
Ing into tho water from ono place several times
lie changed and dlved on the side Of tho wharf
The water was much shallower than he sup;
posed and his head and shoulders were buried
in tho mud. He WAS unable tor some reason
to eXtricate himse elf and WAS suffncated. italt
m hour attrrward Henry beatty. bridge
keeper. saw his legs rosting on the vater; lie
got boat and. with another man, pulled out
I as
The sun., 1893-06-08
Behanz,n Worst. the French.

PARIS. June THE Figaro says to-day re-
garding the situation in Dahomey. that nego-
tiations with King Behanzln were dropped
about the end OF April. Behanzin then began
a puerriIla warfare, and had severe conflict
with the French forces at Toffe on May The
battle was a very. hot one. and the lighting
gin reprlsed the French. Capt. Mangin, Lieut..
Aigrst, and two European soldiers being Sc
ynrnlv wounded.
The sun., 1893-06-08
ItnIlrond Notes.

The general passenger agents Of the roads
in the Central Traffic Association are consid-
cring in called meeting in Chicago the 1ues-
tlon OF rates to the Worlds Fair from points In
buffalo territory
The railroads in the Trunk Line Association
will issue ON July d uniform bill OF lading for
export shipments in accordance with recent
nj OF Congress.
The sun., 1893-06-08
Wa. Moody Merrill an Embezzlers

BOSTON. June 1T is said by Mr.. Jacob
Pfafr. tho acting President OF the franklin
Land and Improvement Company. that
Moody Merrill. the missing npancier and busi-
ness man. as President ~ the company. had
issued s4O,UVO in stock. hypothecated 1t with
brokers. and made no return Of the transact
ton or tho money received.
The sun., 1893-06-08
The International CiGarmakers' Uaion sued
for MAilcious Prosscut.oh.

A suit for S25.0O0 damages for false arrest
and malicious prosecution has been brought
in tho Superior Court by Henry Hill. conflden-
tial clerk OF Sigmund Sladkus, cigar box man
ufacturer Of 42s East Tenth street. against
III & Nns sopo4sby NJ
the Essex Market Police Court He had been
arrested siK weeks ago. The charge against
him was that OF selling counterfoits OF the
labels issued by the union to designate cigars
made by union workmon.
The sun., 1893-06-08
RIOT At TARAyTO.
Greek Sailors Have Serious Trouble in
italian Town.

TARANro. juno IA serious riot occurred
here to-day between tho inhabitants Of the
city and the sailors OF the Greek men -of-war
spara and spezai. lying at anchor in the har-
Dor. The cause OF the conflict was the allcga-
tion that some OF the sailors had violated a
Taranto woman. Several persons both
sides were seriously injured in the afrray, and
no fewsr, than forty-six arrests were made.
Though the Greeks ind dignantlv deny the story
Of the outrage to tho woman. tho feeling In the
city 10 one OF continued disqu etude. as the
people OF Taranto have threatened to take
city.
The sun., 1893-06-08
THE BEHRING SEA CASE.
Sir Richard Webster Concludes His Speecl
and IL Followed by Mr.. Robinson.

PARIS, June 7.-Ex-Attorney-General Sir
Richard Webster concluded his address before
tho Behring Sea Tribunal OF Arbitration to-
day. In behalf OF the British case He ex-
pressed surprise at tho statement made yes
terday By the Hon. 4 J. Phelps of the Ameii-
can counsel to the effect that the validity OF
Sea- was not submitted to the tribunal under
the treaty OF arbitration.
Mr. c. Robinson OF tho Canadian bar followed
Sir Richard Webster. In behal I of Great Britain.
Mr. Hobinson declared that 1t was possible
to place the American claims on any legal
basis,
The sun., 1893-06-08
Three San Frnpcisco Fircmen Killed.

sAN Francisco. June IA fire. which started
back Of Lyon street. near Page street. at $3.50
O'Clock this morning. destroyed about dozen
nno residences. most OF which were OF recent
construction. Three tlrcmon. named Windrew.
Iayis. md Aadson WEI" Instantly Killed by q
Hendlet was badly bruised. The ioss 10 esti-
mated at 100000.
The sun., 1893-06-08
Something Like Cho,sr. at Nismes.

PARIS. June IA death from disease of
eholeraic nature occurred to-day ut Nismes.
capital Of the Department OF Gard, whore n
case OF Death from disease OF = choleraic
nature was also reported on May 20.
The sun., 1893-06-08
News OF nm Accident on the Constellation BY
Carrier Pigeon.

ANNAroLIs. June This morning tho news
was received by a homing pigeon from the
school ship Constellation at Annapolis Roads
was engaged In Weighing anchor, and his
head was caught between the capstan bnr and
Rtanehion. He leaves wife and children In
Brook lyn, n. y.
The sun., 1893-06-08
NO DIlMONDS IN THE SAFE
SenIe d Co.'S Liabilities May Rench sizes,
OOO-Other Local Business Troubles.

SenIe & Co.'S Liabilities May Rench 81e5,-
O0O-Othcr Local Business Troubles.
The Sheriff has received two moro attach
ments against Charles Scale Co.. dealers In
diamonds md iewelry at oO7 Broadway. OBJ
tanned by Franklin Bien. for Henry Dreyfuss&
Co.. $3.363. and Justin Wertheimer. $3O72.
Creditors supposed that there were many dia-
monds In tho rafe but when 1t was opened. it
Is said. mono was found. The trade now think
the liabilities may reach $loo,OGO.
Deputy Sheriff Mulvaney has received an at
tachment for 81 200 against the Standard Ex-
port Company of 81 Beaver street in favor Of
francesca Sansone. on ~" ground that IL IN
Colorado CORPORATION. The business has heen
carried on for several years by Guido Fran
judgment for S4.427 has been entered
against tho Standard Coal and Fuel Company.
n AHssachusetts corporation with an oilce at
80 Broadway, in favor Of j. Walter Thompson.
for advertising.
Henry NJ. Russell has been appointed re-
win u. Grove. real estate broker. who was Tor
seven years In the drug business at IL Uni
yersity place. In tho suit OF tho Lincoln Ma
tinnul Bank.
Moorhouss 4 Co.. wholesale Grocers at Fiji.
teenth street and Ninth avenue, hnye effected
a settlement with their creditors. The matter
was placed in tho hands o! Thomas W. Harris.
who mas completed the settlement ~ thirty
cents on TIE dollar cash. Tho liabilities arc
The Sheriff has receivedRtw wo more attach
mentS against the j.. Goodman Manufacturing
Conn any. snspenders, at lOO Franklin street.
ami at bridgeport; Conn. one Tor S3,2,'3 IN
other for 5000 In favor OF Edward II. Ham
iton. Ruryiying partner OF John NJ. Conway
Co.. both being Tor goods sold.
The sun., 1893-06-08
Russian War Ships Com,ur Back.

PHILADELpHIA. June 1.-The two Russian
war ships. Dimitri Donsko! and hynda. which
have teen visiting this port. sailed this alter
noon for New York.
The sun., 1893-06-08
To Bald ,h. New. American Liners.

TRENTON. June THE International Navi-
cation Company WAS Incorporated here to-
day. The capital stock is sl5,00O.UOO. Tho
incorporators are Clement A. Griscom. VIII
liam Henry Barnes. A. J. Cassatt. Horny Hous-
ton: ton: and John p. Potts; \ all y Of phiadolrhia;
ator WillAm j. Sewsll OF Camden.
The sun., 1893-06-08

Ne visit to the Worlds Fair complete without trip
on the Exposition Flyer--New York Cen,rals wonder
Gui 2ohour tIAin-Ais.
The sun., 1893-06-08

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, sho clung to Castoria.
Wien she had Children, ahe gave them CastoriA.
The sun., 1893-06-08
Proh,b,,,s. Nom,...lon. la p.nn.ylvau,

HARRISBURG. Pa. June I'll. T. Ames OF
williamspor was nominated for Supreme
Judge. and J. 8. Kent OF Delaware county for
State Treasurer by the ProhbiIionists to-day
Both candidates accepted.
The sun., 1893-06-08
Statement of the Canal street Hanks Affairs
10 Bs Give Out To- Hay.

The Canal Street Bank was beseiged yester-
day for the greater part OF the day by eager
and nervous depositors who wanted to be as
sured over and over again that when every
thing WAS settled they would he paid In full.
Supcri ntendent of Banks Preston said that an
official statement would probably be given out
to-day.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-08-19
CHEROKEE STRIP OPENING.
Secretary Smith Expects the Date Win Be
Fixed Between sept 1 and 10.

Secretary Smith Expects the Date Win Be
Fixed Between sept 1 and 10.
The preparations for the opening of the
Cherokee strip are about completed Sec
rotary Smith received a telegram from the
allotting agent saying that he expected
soon to complete his work. With this work
completed the Presidents proclamation
will at once be issued, and 1t is the pres
ent expectation of Secretary Smith to
have the opening day set between Sep
TENDER 1 and Is Chief Bushyhead
has been advised that he is expected
to make his selections at once General
schofeld has sent the followi telegram
to General Miles, commanding the Depart
nent Of the Missouri: "In anticipation OF
a proclamation by the President to clear
the Cherokee strip of unauthorized per-
sons until such time as the occupation of
that land may be AUTHORIZED by the Presi-
dent, you will please have in readiness the
necessary military force to promptly re-
move absolutely all unauthorized persons
from that strip, and to keep it clear until
its occupation is authorized by the Presi-
dents proclamation. That proclamation
may be expected in a few days"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-08-19
TALK OF BLOODsHED.
Unemployed Denver Citizens VIII Prevent
the Importation of Foreign Labor.

Unemployed Denver Citizens VIII Prevent
the Importation of Foreign Labor.
Five hundred unemployed American cit
liens met In mass meeting at Denver and
resolved that imported foreign laborers
should not be allowed to work on the
sewers just contracted for in that
city There are three new sewer
districts and the contracts wore rushed
through the City Council in order that the
hundreds OF resident citizens who
are out of work might be given employ
ment The contractor has imported five
hundred Italian laborers to do the uu-
skilled labor A committee of the unem-
ployed visited the newspaper offices and
announced the ultimatum of the mass
meeting. The members said that the
meeting was composed of American citi-
zens. residents OF Denver, the majority of
whom had families to support They would
prevent the work being done By foreign
contract labor even il it came to bloodshed.
They declared they would as soon die of
gunshot wounds as of starvation
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-08-19

At Plainfeld. n. j., funeral train was
thrown into the widest kind of disorder by
a nest of hornets The hornets swarmed
out aud in an instant they had fastened
on the horses and their driver, singing
them viciously. With howl OF pain the
driver threw away the reins, jumped to the
road. and dashed into the woods. The
horses. mad with pain and blinded by the
terrible stings, made dash and collided
W tn the carriage In front, The hornets
chung to them until their fury had been
spent, and then men who had jumped from
their carriages got near enough to hold
the maddened animals
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-08-19
MOB IN POSSESSION.
Government Troops at Bombay Powerless
to Keep Order.

Government Troops at Bombay Powerless
to Keep Order.
Government dispatches say that Bombay
4 is possession of "a mob and that the troops
are powerless Every mosque has been
destroyed and many persons massacred.
Europeans are panic stricken. Troops are
now protecting only the public buildings
The governor has appealed for help ask
ing for Instructions The troubles began
on Aug 10, when number of encounters
took place between fanatical Hindoos and
Mo,lems on the streets The day was one
of religious observance OF both these
religious and race enemies and
both we're allowed to celebrate
simultaneously, The Moslems maze the
first attack and were routed by the Hin
docs. Troops we're hastily called from
outlying posts and we're massed in the
chief native centers Guns were trained
upon the principal streets, the inhabitants
being ordered to stay within their dwell =
ings At first they obeyed, but soon the
fighting began again, when more troops
were called in, but they found it impossi-
BILE to cope with the native factions
Early I'm the riots the business houses were
forced to close up through fear of being
looted by the rioters Those who know
the fierce race hatred between the Mos
lens and Hlndoos say both sides will fight
to the death
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-08-19
Gigantic Fire Losses.

BY the crossing of electric light wires
Saturday the fertilizer department OF the
Nelson Morris packing house at Chicago
was set on FIRE. and $3.50, 600 damage in
ficted IncendlarIes started the worst
FIRE in the history OF Minneapolis the loss
from which wifi reach a million and a
half dollars In the destruction are in
cluded three planning mills. sash and
door storehouse, bottling and malt house,
boiler works, box and ladder factory. ice
house, carriage factory, and $50 dwellings
In addition about forty million feet Of cut
lumber on Boom Island was burned. over
1900 people are homeless.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-08-19
SILVER FIGHT BEGUN.
Mr.. Wilson Introduces a Repeal Bill by
Agreement


Agreement
The silver fight Is now on, according TO
Washington dispatch. The House Demo-
Gratis met at Mr. Carlisle's residence the
other night and after listening TO lee
ture from him got toge her in the morning
In conference and came to an agreement
through the surrender of the free silver
men. The net result OF the conference was
an agreement that Mr. Wilson. OF West
Virginia. should introduce a repeal bill
the first thing after the House was called
to order and Mr. Bland should offer a
resolution for Immediate consideration,
and then general debate should pro-
coed for eleven days, with possibly
few night sessions, to be followed by three
days of five minute debate. A vote will
then be taken at once on such amendments
to the Wilson bill as may be offered Then
a vote will be taken on the Wilson bill and
the Sherman act will be repealed. 1t Is
the intention OF the silver men to offer a
substitute looking to free coinage at the
existing ratio, but In event of failure TO
carry this plan to successful end they
will arrange vote on amendments carry
ing a running scale of ratios from II to 20
to 1, and should all these fall will fall back
to the Bland Allison act and then en- the
original measure. The substitute bill OF
tho free coinage caucus was called for and
presented Ey Mr. Bland.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-08-19
WAITS FOR CONGRESS.
Expected Business Improvement Has Not
Yet Come.


r G. Dun g. Co.'S Weekly Review Of
Trade says:
The long desired meeting of Congress,
Presidents message which fully answered
expectat ions, and the arrival of S13, ESQ., 900
in gold from Europe with So 600, 600 more
on the way, have not brought the improve
ment many anticipated Stocks are
stronger. but failures continue; so does
the closing of industrial establishments
idle hands multiply and silent shops. and
the disorganization of domestic exchanges
is even greater than a week ago There
has been no startling crash, but the formal
failures OF banks are becoming more com
mon. The machinery OF exchanges has al
most stopped The root OF the trouble is
that over S131, 600. 900 of deposits had been
withdrawn within two months from part Of
the national banks and probably sir. 900,-
600 from all, besides unknown sums from
savings. State, and private banks pre-
MUM of 1 to per cent. is paid for gold
and 3 to per cent for currency. The
Government is printing 81, 100000 bank
notes daily. The clearinghouse has is
sued S5,OO0,OO0 more certificates and the
hope is that confidence may be revived
and hoardings unlocked.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-08-19
EIGHT WERE KILLED.
TERRIBLE WORK OF A BURSTING
BOILER.
Coatesworth Elevator at Buffalo Destroyed
Selected for Public Service by Cleveland
Marvellous Richness of a Cripple Creek
Strike-Nisionary Economics.
Steamboat Horror.

Meager details have been received of the
blowing up of the Union Pacific steamer
Annie Faxon on the Upper Snake River
Eight lives we're lost and six persons we're
wounded. The Annie Faxon was a stern
wheeler which piled between Riparia,
Wash, and Lewiston. Idaho. The boiler
exploded and the vessel was blown to
pieces Not person on board escaped in
jury. The killed are Thomas Mcintosh
and brother, passengers; Mrs Toppan,
purser's wife, Geo Farweli, waiter; Joseph
Nash and William Kidd, deck hands. and a
fireman whose christian name was Paul
The injured are Moritz. stewards; Sage
Aiken, assistant engineer; Captain II.
Neysbaughmat, Daniel Bechtol and two
ofharS