Evening journal., 1893-07-08
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
Riotous Paris Workmen Again
Attack the Police.
MANY MORE DEAD IN TIE WEST.

Additional Details of the Disastrous
Tornado-supreme Court Justice Dies
at Newport-south Carolina Liquor
Law Declared to BE .Unconstitutional.
Laborers Attack Their Paymaster.
The riotous workmen Of Paris began
their demonstrations again last night,
attacking the police and military near
Place de la Republique. They were
driven back after repeated charges by the
police
The workingmen, who are now rioting in
Paris, have sent out an appeal request
ing all workingmen throughout France
to join In general strike.
More Tidings From the Tornado.
It has been learned that the terrific
tornado passed through the counties of
Cherokee, Buena Vista, Pocahontas and
Calhoun, in Iowa. In Pomeroy fifty
three lives were lost, seventy Eve were
fatally injured, and in Fonda, Alta,
Quimby, Cherokee, Storm Lake, Aurelia
the dead ranged from two to over
twenty.
South Carolina Liquor Law Unconstltu-
tional.
Judge Hudson. at Darlington, S. c.,
! issued q permanent injunction restrain
ing the State Dispenser from opening the
dispensary at that point. He declares
the new liquor law unconstitutional and
adds that anyone opening n dispensary
will do so in violation of law.
30, 900 Now and 10000 in Three Years.
Chancellor Won Caprivi introduced the
new army bill into the Reichstag The
bill is based on the Huene compromise,
which provides for increasing the army
by $4,000 at once, reaching 10000 in
three years.
Another Borden Clue Found.
DR.. G. H. Lloyd, Of Rome, N. Y, an
nounced that he found letter in that
city addressed to Lawrence Carpenter,
Albany. n Y, which seemed TO connect
the addressee with the Borden murders.
Seven Hundred Wronged Laborers Rebel.
8 Captain ]. c. Freeland, who had a
sub-contract near Pitt sburg, failed to
pay his 700 Italian laborers, and was
besieged in his house. He assigned the
contract to an Italian lawyer and a
truce is declared
Pennss lvania's Warning Commissioners.
An excited meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Pennsylvania Worlds
Fair Commissioners was held at Chicago
Commissioner Farquhar declared that he
had been misunderstood Governor
Pattison counselled q peaceful settle
ment.
Probable Congress Committeeman.
General Bingham will probably be
retained on his old committees in Con
gress McAleer will go on Naval Affairs
I lfMnt1I ha 4rtahurfrna aud Vracfuo will
: remain on the Banking Committee.
To Examine "A Poisoned WOman's stom-
. ach.
An examination is to be made Of the
stomach of Mrs. Mason, member OF
8 the Hightstown familyspoisoned by the
colored servant girl for revenge
Clutched by Drowning Girl.
Charles Bond saw Kate Donohue fal
in an epileptic tit in the surf at Allan
tic City and went TO her aid. She
caught his only arm and life guards hat
to save them.
Supreme Court Justice Dead.
Justice Blatchford. who was appointed
{ to the Supreme Court bench by Presi
; dent Arthur in 1882, died at Newpor
last evening in his 73d year.
Joe jefferson visits the President
Joseph jefferson, the comedian, calle'
, on President Cleveland at Buzzard'
y Bay. He said that the President wa
$ suffering from no serious affection.
Z GeOrgians Want the Law Repealed.
The Atlanta, Ga. Clearing House passed
: a resolution declaring for the repeal o
4 the Sherman silver law and for dolla
: containing 100 cents worth Of silver.
Insisting on Uncle Sans Rights.
i. j. Phelps continued his address
t before the Behring Sea Tribunal at Paris
4. He insisted on the rights of the United
l. States TO protect and preserve the seals.
= Thanks for Kindnesses TO Mrs. Davis.
h Francis S. Barton Camp, United Con
federate Veterans, of Florida, passed res
olutions thanking Mrs. Grant for ne
a kindness to Mrs. Davis.
2 Gentlemen can increase their income
p y by soliciting life insurance for tn largest