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THE PURPOSE OF OUR PRESENCE
THE PRESIDENT ARRAIGNEp.
Cleveland Knights of Labor Demand the
Impeachment of Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o. July 1L-At a meeting
of local lodges of Knights OF Labor held
tonight, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted and telegrapaed to
Washington:
Whereas, The permanence of republican
institutions depends upon the law-abiding
citizen of the community. and
Whereas, The chief executive OF the ns-
ton is as much q subject OF law and Is
bound to obey il in the letter aud in the
spirit as nue. as any CT Zen. and
Whereas, Grover Cleveland, president Of
the United States, has on more than one
occasion violated the law OF the land. %
wiz: In refusing. for the months of July.
August. : ptember and DC Der, 1875. !,
purchase tie amount # silver u.licu re
Quired by law. n refusing 10 com silver
bullion rs the laws direct. where silver
certificates were presented for rr,is m I'll n.
and more recently in sending Unit
SIstrs troops into a sttfe 10 Quel. rio
without the request Of he state author
ties, and without fist issuing the proc.a-
NATION required 10y law:
And, v her. as such an example of re-
peated and wanton violst.on OF law and OF
his oath of office bv the president OF the
United States must OF necessity provoke
and serve as an excuse for lawlesSueSS
among the people Al large, therefore
Be il Resolved, that we demand the i'm
parchment OF Grover Cleveland, president
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MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS.
State Convention Names Ticket and De-
clares Party Principles.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. July 1.-THE Repub-
lican STATE convention opened At the auIi-
forum today witt 800 more delegates tEan
ever attended any previous state conven-
ton of the party.
The convention was called TO order soon
after o'clock and the temporary org-ni-
cation made permanent
Governor kuute Nelson and Lieutenant
Governor d. c. Clough were renOmiuated
10y acclamstion.
Albert Beg was nominated for secretary
of state.
K. c. Dunn was nominated state audi
tor
Henry ". Childs was nominated attor-
Dey general.
The committee on platform reported and
tue convention adopted, resolutions r, fey
ring To the depressed condition OF Amer
lean Industries under Democratic mi--
RUE. ana CONTRASTING tue present condi-
ton with that under Republican rule.
The platform declares that THE Repub-
lican party which took labor from tue
auction block and made il honorable, aud
which based its great economic doctrines
on the maintenance of An American stand
ard OF wages for American producer. Is to-
day. as always. the party OF ali wor kingIneu
We pledge ourselves in future as
in the past To such careful Interest in the
and order vii! lie maintained; that labor
will be assured of its just reward. un-
robbed by mouopolies and trusts. and in
dUstry, secure from danger. shall again be
free TO resume its activity, beueiiceut
alike to employer and wage Garner"
The platform fnvors the protective tariff,
endorses bimetallism and urges the restorA-
ton of silver as money; opposes ali trusts
and combines seefiiug TO control or unduly
enhance tue price Of commodities"
The labor resolution declares: 1--WE
earnestly advocate such legislation as will
secure the peaceful adjustment by arbi-
tration Of differences arising from time To
time between employers and employs
and condemn unqualifiedly capitalists aud
others who refuse TO settle such differences
along peaceful lines
The remainder OF the ticket is as follows:
Clerk OF the supreme court. ID. F. Reese;
chief justice supreme court, G. NJ. Star:
associate supreme court, l. w. Collins
state treasurer, A. L. Kerner.
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HAMMOND, Ind, July 11.-Areport from
Whiting states that two United States
deputy marshals were killed this evening
and a number wounded in a fight with
rioters. Adjutant General Robins i'm
mediately detailed three companies OF
state militia under command OF Colonel
A. f. Lee to the scene, and one company
TO Roby.
Pilot Nicholas Kahl and the crew OF the
tug Kittie were fired on by the militia
at Blue Island this afternoon, but no one
was injured. Two companies of regulars
have been sent from Chicago to reinforce
the militia. The strikers at Whiting are
determed and well armed. This morning
they captured tank cannon from the
Standared oil works which * used for fir
ing oil stills and It now stands ready for
action. Besides this, numerous rifles aud
1000 rounds OF ammunition have been pro-
curp1
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WASHINGTON, July 1L-Attorney g L.
eral Olney today after reading the ac-
counts of the seizure of Debs private
papers as published in the morning papers,
expressed his regrets at this action of the
government officials, and at once sent the
following telegram TO Special United
States Attorney Walker:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July IL. !
Edwin Walker, Chicago, H.:
The seizure of D-bs' papers is not ac-
cording to law aud should be publicly dis
avowed and the papers at once returned.
II seizure Is hot strictly aud technically
lawful, papers should be returned. The
government in enforcing the law, cannot
afford TO b. self lawiess, nor even if they
be within its strict right, should measures
he resorted to which are unusua, and come
dangerously near invasion of personal
rights. OLNET. Attorney General"
It l. assumed that this led to the action
taken und-r which the papers Were today
surrendered and the act of seizure of them
QisA vowed
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THE COLORADO COURT.

DENVER, Colo. July 1.-The federal
grand jury met :hs afternoon. Judge
> Halletj, after calling their attention to
the American Railway union and instruct
ing them as to their duties in this
matter, said:
81 think the principles upon which this
strike has been carried out is beyond all
reason. l. is remarkable that the wisesJ
statesman could have predicted these con-
ditious hundred years ago. IL cannot
he said that because these unions have a
noble purpose, they have right to over
ride the laws of this country and put to
inconvenience the whole country"
The jury will investigate the cases
where strikers interfered with the opera
lions of lines In he hands of receivers, as
at Trinidad and Pueblo.
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WOULD IMPEAcH oLNEY.
Attorney General Charged by Labor
Leaders With High Crimes.

PHILADELPHIA, July IA memorial
asking for the Impeachment Of Attorney
General Oiuey has been prepared and is
with the executive board of the Knights
OF Labor for presentation to congress. 1t
will BE- circulated all over the couatry for
signatures The memorial declares that
Richard Olney has been guilty of high
crimes and misiemeanors, subjecting bin
20 imp -achment and removal from Office.
The alleged crimes consist in his adVices
to the president 40 introduce federal troops
into IilinoIs and other states when they
had not besn asked for by state author
tiles, aud in fact against the earnest pro-
test OF certain governors. As a result OF
his advice United States soldiers have
hred upon and killed citizens OF several
states without lawful cause"
Mr.. Olney is charged with encouraging
the Pullman company in the stand It mas
taken against arbitration in disregard OF
the sen lment expressed in the arbitration
act OF 1855
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DEAD-LoCKED ON TARIFF.

WASHINGTON, July lit was stated to-
night by one OF the house coDfsres on the
tariff bill that were the sugar, coal and
iron differences adjuste J., there would be
little difficulty in reaching an agreement
on other matters. The insistence of the
senate, however, is not alone on the three
large questions. The conferes of the two
houses are almost dead-locked on tho
IN tai. cotton and wool schedules. The
subject OF specific and sd valorem rates
may not canse much trouble. as mem bers
OF both houses sgr-e that such differences
Will not be worth wrsngling over. Efforts
are being made to reach an agreement: on
1T points, 30 as 70 simplify and expedite
matters when the conferes' report is made.
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CoysrASTISOFlE. July 1.-The fret
shock to-day lasted for ten seconds. The
direction OF the movement vas north 20
south. Several fires broke out among the
ruius OF fallen housrs and causi'ierabis
difficulty was experienced ia checking the
progress az the flames.
LONDON. July 1.-THE Standards Con
stsutIuopie correspondent tslegrapb.: Il Is
fsarrd that ConstAnt!nopls vas Dos the
center - th- disturbance, bat that ws
came In for a vul-igu which NAV have
b~su NOR. destructfse ia the irt-rior On
this point rs are siiil ia the dark. as tsIe-
grapn ooumuu .ctfon with the provinces
D. interrupted.
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WOULDN'T RUN UNDER GUARD.

Benson, Ariz, July 1.-The Twenty
fourth United States infantry, under
orders from Washington to proceed from
Fort Huachuca to Santa Fe TO aid in sup
pressing the strike boarded train OF the
Guamas hr.acI vt the AtcbisOn, Topeka
and Santa Fe railway st Huachuca station
The engineer and fireman cut off their
engine and came to Benson. leaving tue
train standing at Huachuca. Master
Mechanic Forsythe took charge OF the
locomotive and returned to Huachuca and
brought in tue tram IN four hours. The
train was tied up here as the engineer re-
fuse to haul il with guards on the locom0-
tive. Captain Thompson. in command,
has orders from General McCook at Dem
Yer. Colo, not to move wi bout a guard.
The situation may precipItate a strike on
tie Southern Pacific lines ia Arizona.
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ANARCHIST FRANCH CONDEMNED.

BARCELONA. July 1.-THE trial began
today Of the anarchists, Salvador Franeh.
Antonio Alfaro and jose Prats. Franch
was the author OF the explosion in the
Liceo thester on the night OF November Z.
last, when upward OF thirty persons were
killed. Aifsro aud Prats were charged as
his accomplicrs.
When questioned by the magistrate
Frtnch confessed that he threw Two bonn bs
with the object Of destroying the bourgeois
present. lie was glad be had killed 50
many people. but regretted that the
second bomb had not exploded. lie sp-
peared 20 take delight ia giving the de
tails Of his vi. lainOus crime. The audiences
were Mortified by the saug:rOid displayed
by Frsuch as be calmly proclaimed his
guilt.
Alfaro and pgats protested that they
knew nof hing whatever a tout the outrage.
After the evidence against Frapch was
all ia he was declared guilty aud sen
tencei % death lie listened TO bis sen
tenCe without emotion.
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MINNESOTA PoPULIsTs.

MNNEAPOLIs, July 1.-THE Populisr
state convention was held here today. The
ticket named is as follows:
For lieutenant governor. f. f. Lomeu oil
Polk, for auditor, y. L. SIrom berg OF
Washington; for secretary OF ztat-. =. J.
Seeberger OF Stearns; for treasurer, Fred
GOrchert OF Renvlle; for attorney general.
:. A. Keys Of st. Louis; for clerk Of
supreme court, II. &. johnson.
The ticket was completed by the nomi-
nation Of Sumner Ltdd o. Hsnnepin a.
chief justice OF the suprem. court. J. w
Willis, associate justice: J. II. johnson,
clerk supreme court. The convention be-
fore sdlourniBZ adopted he following:
Resolved, That the convention ap-eals
to the congress OF the Uaited States 70
save the liberties Of tie people from the
usurpttiOn being pTacticsd by tbe
Judiciary and executive branches ~ the
government in the Interest. Of railway
corporations. by Al once ,nactiug leEisls-
ton 10 require the goverum-nt Of the
l uItsd States 20 take possession 81 and
operate all Interstate railways which the
railway managers are now failing u
ODrrAts
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OBITUARY.

WASHINGTON, July u-Colonel Thorn
ton A. Washington is dead He was a
grand son Of Samuel Washington. the
oldest brother Of the first president.
Colonel Washington was bora near
Charleston, ". Va. was graduated from
Princeton college aud Wet Point. and
af er service in the regular army, resigned
80 JON the Confederate army He was
employed Iu the general land Office at The
time OF his death.
NEWPORT. r.. /, July 1L-Gensral J. B.
Frye, I. =. a, resir-d. died II > . N. He
was tue Suthor OF some Of he most val
liable military works of modern times.
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LONDON. July II -Cou-i de-thl~ * il
meat wa caused To-Day ia Bangor, Wties
by what wa thought ~ the time 10y msuJ
persons 10 be an a tempt upoa he life Of
the prince Of Wales. The prince sud
princess were entOuie TO Peurkyn castle
where their royal hiEhuess~s intended "a
spend few days. While they were dtiv
ing through the town a man. who IL wa
subsequen ~ learned was drGuk, forced
his way through the barriers aud sp-
sroached the landau in which the ROYAL
couple were riding He drew near before
the police could prevent him. mntterins
threats az ,inst the pVi sce. Lord Prurhya
had gone 10 The station 10 meet his guests
and was riding IN tbr iaud al with them.
A. the man stepped al side the carri Z
l. rd Peurbyn s.ruCS dim heavy blow
which Staggered him. Inspector Sweray,
who accompanies the prince. sprsng upOa
the man and placed bin under arrest.
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CHICAGO NOTES,

CHICAGO. July lL-At labor headquar.
tiers tonight it was announced that the fol.
lowing unions had struck:
Painters, 1900; machine workers, 500
planning mill, 500; silver gilders, $40; car
riage and wagon makers. 100 1t Is ex.
pected, the labor men say, that loo
mOulders will strike in the morning
1t was stated tonight that nearly 5000
cigar makers had also struck District
Master Workman Lindholm OF the Knights
of Labor. asserts that at least 10 900 meu
quit work up to tonight in consequence OF
the order
The plumbers union tonight decided
not TO strike. II is one of the strongest
unions in the west, having 13. 600 mem bers.
Active business was resumed at the
stock yards today, fifty niue cars of cattle
being brought ill.,
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SETTLED WITH PISTOLS.

BIRMINGHAM A.. July News
comes Isom 1. '-rty. Biou1c county. @! =
81 al y duel between $50 young men who
Ner- suiior> for he affections Of a country
dame. j. % SpesT~. aged = years. an
Howell REluwtter, s:-l 70 years. were he
principals They decided "a ~=t;l- tH-ir
tlh -reuc-~ VI u Di-- oi7 Aal vat INFO IA 4.
WOO = ~ sunrise { i IN m n - she
.e-uit, RttuwA e- Wa 81 Is hr0uEa the
heart aua instantly killed. Spear, waS
uuhurt. He = now ia jail ca tue charge
II murder
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ITALY AFTER ANARCHISTS.

RoEE, July n-Tbe president Of the
chamber Of deputies today ANNOUNCED that
the governments committee had s.,reei TO
draw up fresh auti-Ansrchist bill. more
clearly defining eertslu object ouable
clauses in the orig iual bill.
The new bill was presented this evening
aud on motion OF Premier Crispi. no
ur.ed the chamber to adopt tho bill aud
thus kill the contariou that was spr-adiug
In society, the hiil was adopted by vote
of lSS To 10 and tLen the chamber ad-
iOurued sine die
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LITTLE CASE CONTINUED.

OLATHR, Ran. J ally l1-Henry N,Grew,
representing Defendant A W. Little, aud
J. y. Hale. one Of the attorneys for the
prosecution ia the Little case. which WAS
set for trial in this city July 50, were in
court this afternoon aud arranged tor "a
continuance OF The Case when it WAS called
on the 50tu. The Gaze Will probably be Set
down for trial in. Novrmaer. No fnnl
orders were made. but Z wiS agreed IN {
no witnesses SHOULD be suupRntvd aud
hat the Case will 60 over 10 some iuIui c
Time
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OUT ON HABEAS CORPUS

SPOKANE. Wash. July 11.-Six men
brought here from Hope, Idaho. charged
with blowing up an engine. employed an
attorney who procured writ of habeas
corpus. Hearing came up before Superior
Judge Arthur VINO has taken the case un.
der Amusement.
The celebration of the second anniver-
sary of the great fight on Caynon creek
passed without violence. One thousand
visitors from surrounding camps were
here. About 500 men marched from town
to the cemetery on the hull where the
union men who fell in the strike are
buried. The graves We're strewn with
flowers
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KNOWLEDGE

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WAS A BAD BREAK
0LNEY REGRETS THE SEIZURE OF
DEBS' PAPERS.

Attorney General Wires 10 Chicago tO
Have the Leaders Papers Return
ed to Him and Public DisaVow-
Il Made Of the SeiZure-He
Says the Course Pursued
Came Dangerously
Near an Invasion
of Personal
Rights.
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UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
TRAINS D1TCHED AT OAKLAND.

SAN FRANCISCO. July IL "A gang of
strikers late this afternoon ditched two
trains at East Oakland and completely
blocked the track. They did this IN order
to prevent S IN Jose trains from getting in.
The feeling among the railroad men ever
since the outrage at Sacramento is intense
The engineers are more bitterly opposed 10
the American r ,iway union meu than
ever, while the strikers say the train wreck
was one Of the fortunes of war. No further
developments in the strike situation at
Oakland are expected tonight.
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LEADERS RESTRAINED.

ST. JOSEPH. No. July li-Lesd 2 :
M IN her oi re American RI way un5sH
la fhis CITY have been s-Tv-d VITA a ordeg
by U4I.eI States Marshal Ssrloy. restrain
Ius tL=m from in any nay luserf-r1u-
vita o. o structiaE tie b1sine-s Ok any Of
tie lines o. railway entering - .Io=. To-
order was issued upon Application q be
"a way- 70 Lifted = It, Ja3Es Pliillps
o. Kansas CIty. TIE defendant are sum
rloL-ti 20 .D---.r fsr exam nst-os a. Kan
sas City ihe lrs. Monday n August
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TIE CHICAGO IN COLLISION

WASHINGTON, July IA c4ble-ram re-
oeived At the navy department. today con
firms tie report that the United stats
steamship Chicago was 10 collision To :
morning IT Antwerp with the steamer
AZOn TIE dam axe = estimated At SO 900
AMI as the Chicago vas AT anchor at ta-
time The owners o. the AZlff mus d-frav
the expenses. Tue collision occurred of
Aus;rU yr-i. The nO.v Of The Az Fl strucA
tn Chicago amidsaips on the star o. q
SIDES aud tares OF her plates were bent and
broken
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DEATH IN A TRAP
CONTINUED from First Pare.l

cut off aud a small piece of WOOL suu-
stituied in such way That it would fall
through soon as a heavy weight passed
over the rails.
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RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Ransom,
chairman of the copmittee on commerce,
today reported the river and haroor bill
as agreed upon by the committee. The
total amount appropriated Is So. 626, $50.
an increase of s., 0S7, 400 over the house bill
Among he important Increases are: for
the mouth of Columbia river, S255. 900; CO.
lumbia river, TO begin boat railway, $780,
600; Lakes Union and Washington. 10 be-
DIN canal SI0O GOO
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lore we went In. "
One of the other conferees said the Pull
man officials looked over all the kilograms
submitted by Mayor Pingree, and then
said they would have no bearing upon the
course decided upon by the Company.
Then Mayor Flngree made an earnest talk
appealing for arbitration. He spoke for
an hour and wGen he had finished Vice
PRESIDENT Nycks said the company had
decided as TO the course il had adopted.
Mayor Plnsree returned to Detroit tonight
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WICHITA AND COLORADO.

TOPEKA, July lie. ) Bishop, town
ship clerk OF Haven, Reno county. has ai-
dressed letter TO the boaId OF railway
commissioners. He writes To ascertain II
the Wichita and Colorado railway has
paid any dividends during be psst eight
years. Mr.. Bishop states that the town
aud Eas further regularly paid the in
teresI.
the road was Incorporated in 1855. In
1856 the charter was forfriIed aud tue road
combined with tie Kansas and Colorado,
part OF the Missouri Pacific system.
The bonds were issued in exchange for
stock
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DAMAoING FACTS DISCLOSED.

kansas CITY. July 1.-The examination
Of Howard ". Holden, assignee q tie de-
fuuct kaUsss City sac Deposit and Saw
ings bank, brought out facts dansz ~ T.
Cashier Sattl-T, who i on trial al hide
psndence. lie placed valuations o. some
Of the notes nlsde By the Realty Invest
meut company as follows: Note l35 81
600. practically WORTHLESS, Two uole- for
50 co -ac1, no value note fr So go
10 value. uot- for a. 600 no value, al a
note Tor 81. 100 10 Va ue.
Mr. Holden testified further that rnAuy
securities held bv tie bank waicn tb- zy-
prs.s-r- supposed were fret mortgages
were actually second mortgage Anon :
tlem were several personal BOfes u
Cashier -tttisy- N0ts after note made BY
cst-lsF or Darra-n she witness sTOfs.
we've H5.oIuteIy worth go
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LEADERS IN WASHINGTON.
Executive Board K of L. at National
Capital to Secure Arbitration.

WASHINGTON, July n-Messrs. Hays,
MRguirs aud French, of the executive
board of the Knights of Labor, were at the
capitol today. consulting with the Popu-
list members, Pence of Colorado, Davis of
Kansas, and Others.
The seat of war has been changed from
Chicago to Washington" said Mr.. Hays,
when asked if they intended going TO Chi
cago. Instead of our going TO Chicago
the probability is that the leaders will be
called here TO Washington, where they are
needed. Sovereign viii probably remain
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KILLED IN MISSOURI.

AVA, Mo-, July u.-Ar,hur Large was
killed yesterday evening by Alexander
Anderson, at the new mining town OF
Granda, seven miles nor, hetst of here,
Large was lately from Plat. Kan. AMI
Anderson is he IL Year old son of William
An ier,On OF this county. Anderson sur
rendered t. h. sheriff aud said be did g
killing in sell defeus-.