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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-04
LACONlA'S BIG BLAZE.
The Car Works and Iron Foundry
Nearly Destroyed.
Whe Loss VIII Reach 800, 900 - Over
Ono Hundred and Fifty Workmsn
Thrown Out OF Employment.
Bu Tne Aseoctafed pres,.

DN Inc 6H"Hnttk0 fff<<
7 LAcoHIA, N. H.. June "A fire that
broke out at o'clock yesterday morning
ut the Laconia car works destroyed over
oi0o, 900 worth Of property. The car COM
pany's loss includes three large buildings
In the passenger car department. their en-
sire mslleabls iron foundry plant. with
patterns, etc; also two small dwelling
houses.
Considerable damage was done to .
large tenement building and other shops,
and several passenger coaches and elec-
sric street cars In the process Of construc-
zion and nearly completed were burned.
General Manager Psarley Putnam esti-
mates the value Of the property destroyed
Ut SIS. 900, on which was AN Insurance. of
80. 500 A large refrigerator building and
office, owned by the Swift Beef company.
y total loss. with contents valued at
ol0, 900 and insured for $500.
A three-story tenement, owned by Or
vile A. Atkiuson Of Boston. Is also q
total loss; value estimated 1t $4500; in
Uured for about 5000 In Massachusetts,
The fire started in the paint shop at the
car works There are indications Of in
cendiarisrn. az the watchman inspected
che building just previous to the discov-
cry of the fames. Manager Putnam states
that the car works and foundry will be
rebuilt at oncs.
The hrs was the most disastrous that
Laconia has experienced in years. Only
che fact that heavy showers drenchsd ad-
Joining buildings saved the city from .
general conhagrntiou.
Outside Ala summensd.
Chief Engineer George A. Sanders. ind
Ing the fire spreading beyond control,
telephoned to the city Of Concord for aid.
a steamer aud hose carriage with 50 men.
Chief Davis and Assistant Engineer
Brown came on q special train. making
che run of % miles in 35 minutes. The
Oouth-bound Canadian express was held
here to keep the line clear.
The Concord firemen were not needed,
Aowever. IS the flames were under con-
trol when they arrived. In addition to
the losses already reported, scores Of
workmen In the carshops Lost valuable
kits of tools. the individual losses in some
eases running as high - 500. on which
ohere was no insurance.
Nearly all of the furniture and house
bold goods in the Atkinson tenement
block were consumed, as the fire spread
% rapidly that there was no time to re-
nove the goods, which were not insured.
John Kelley and James Gilpatrick, ten
ants In the tenement adjoining the paint
shop. where the fire started. lost every
thing. their families barely escaping with
oheir lives In their night clothes.
Themos serious blow Is the destruction
Of the mallesbls iron foundry, which was
crowded with orders. A temporary
structure has been erected over the large
ovens, and the whole available force were
put to work today to clear the debris.
Orders for lumber are already given, and
the work Of rebuilding will commence to-
morrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-04
Highest Of all in Leavenng PowerLatet u 3 Govt Report
.!a!:!!! e! Rss'as Rsxas':
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A DEADLY COLLISION.
One Killed and Many Injured Near
Alton, Ill.,, Yesterday.

By The Associated Press.
ALTON, ILL.,, June A collision oc-
CURED between Pine Bluff work train
and string of cars near here last even
ing. The following are the killed and In
jured:
Killed.
BARNEY LYNCH, of Ramsey, ILL.,, en-
gineer.
The Injured
ED HARRISON, fireman of Springfield,
ILL.,, cut badly about head and shoulders.
FRED WATSON, laborer, Springfield,
ILL.,, hip broken.
CHARLES FLEE, laborer, Newton, o.,
back sprained.
GEORGE POLLARD, laborer, Alton, in
ternal injuries.
PETER HUGHES, laborer, st. Louis, leg
broken.
DANIEL CASEY, Cairo, laborer, shoulder
dislocated and internal injuries.
GEORGE McCABLE, water boy, leg
broken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-04
Providence franklin Society.

Regular Meeting Tuesday, June s. ats O'Clock
D. M Subject. "Iliustrstions In Analytic Biology y
Main street 9. y. pnoWNE, eecretsry.
. ian61>lt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-04
CRISP I#W0N.

LONDON, June A despatch to The
Times from Rome says that the vote Sat-
urday in the chamber of deputies de-
ferring until Monday the discussion
OF the motion made BY Prime Minister
committee to present measure for re-
forming the expenses OF the public service
was the most Important victory that the
government for the first time In
a relatively secure position, while
the tactics OF the opposition
were exposed and defeated. IL
is believed that the opposition
hoped to dioplacs signor Sonnino, Min
ister of the Treasury, rather than Prime
Minister Crispi, and to force upon the
latter rcmodeling OF his cabinet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-04

DEAN SlR--The recent confaeration, which
suddenly swept out of existence our lumber
yard md coal pockets. together With nurner-
ous other buildings and the loss having been
10 speedily adjusted to our entire Satisfaction.
we feel Il but justice TO you, through whose
agency We were insured 20 the amount OF
Se00oQ 20 tender our thanks.
We shall rebuild as speedily as possible.
and expect again TO place the insurance in
your agency.
NEWELL COAL AND LUMBER CO..
Gro. Il. NKwELr. President.
PAwTvcxsr, n. T., May -. 1854
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-04
PROPOSED LOAN CONDEMNED

LONDON, June "A despatch to The
Times from Buenos Ayres says that the
papers there unanimously condemn the
made by the president of the republic.
They also condemn any idea of suspend
ing the interest on the public debt on the
ground that the treasury il able to pay 1t
II the finance minister's statement as to
the condition OF the country is correct.
The papers declare that the national
revenue Is rapidly decreasing in conse-
quence OF the general stagnation Of COM
merce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-04
LAST EDITION
CROWS SERIOUS.
The Revolt in Chinese Prov
inces Alarms the viceroy.

LONDON, June "A dispatch to The
Times from Tientsin, China, says that
the revolution In the Provinces OF Kirin
and Manchooris is extending greatly.
Mounted bsnditti, armed with
repeating rifies, have defeated the impe-
fial troops in every engagement and have
occupied several important positions,
Including the Sarsing arsenal, In which
1900 rifles were stored.
1t IL added that the situation Is so alarm
ing that Viceroy Ii Hung Chang is await
lng the gathering together OF large force
Qf troops before attempting to suppress
the rebellion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-04
SOCIALISM SPREADING.

LONDON, June A dispatch to The
Times from Berlin commenting upon the
Socialist victory In the bye-election
ut Plauen, which has hitherto
been represented by a conservative
says similar result Is anticipated in the
the socialist agitation is developing
activity In all quarters OF the empire and
that II Is high time that the other parties
In the State realize the ract that theis
Incidence and dissension are doing half
the work for the Socialists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-04
FREIGHTs ABANDONED.
To Prevent the Further Progress
Eastward Of the commonweaIers.

ELLIS, Kas., June 4.--The eastward pro-
gresg of band OF commonwealers came
to an unexpected end here last evening.
On Saturday morning about seventy five
commonwealers under Captain Rolstone
came in from Denver over the Union
hoff OF the road, after communicating
with General Attorney Williams OF
Topeka decided that the men must not be
hauled out OF the station and issued
orders that all freight trains be abandoned
rather than carry them out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-04

Oriole of New Bedford, Captain
Crapo, from South Amboy TO
Amesbury with . cargo OF coal, II
ashore al Salisbury. The captain lost his
bearings last night and went hard
aground. The schooner lost two Of her
anchors and started her starbosrd. She
IL leaking badly and y In . precsrious
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-04

The new caps for the r. !. y. G. have becn
received by Messrs D. n. Lesvens a CO.. and
are really dRndics I: may be well 20 say
that membets apply ing AZ once will be assured
OF their ssse> for ladies' Day." which comes
very soou now. and which event will bs =
sucesss :. 4 complete ssrsPs'Rsap saa neks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-04

Officer GammelI OF the Fourth Station
recovered q horse and buggy belonginf 70
Gilmore street last evening. The animal
had bssn stolen n Crsscsnt Park
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
Sheepshead Events.

NEW YoER. JuEe 27.-Favorites suffered
in tue racing at oheepsbsad bay today
The only stake race was the Zephyr, for
two-year-Olds, and il looked like an easy
mark for Harry Reed. but he could not
get near to Walter st the end. sud Gid
con & Daly's colt winning unbacked by
his owners as they thought he could not
give Harry Reed thirteen pounds and 4
beating. The first race was IN doubt uu-
til the last few jumps and then Rough and
Ready, who bad been backed ia the rut,
came with a rush, leaving Ed keArney,
SiroccO and Hoey. noses apart Oehiad.
10 the fifth. Ferrier was almost a prohib-
tive favorite and tried TO do a. be did
Friday aud make race OF it, bat ne could
not last, although tue pace was much
slower than on that day. Captain I Won
for McDaly. while Marshal At long osids,
nippsd FerrieE on tie p0st, settling him
back 10 third place.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
IOWA PRoRIBITTosIsTs.

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ti0n.sis closed thslr mssi.ng here thls
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28

WASHINGTON. June Ex-senator Martin
dilated today on the coming Democratic
state convention in Kansas a. follows: II
am in favor Of the nomination Of David
Overmysr for governor. have concluded
70 so indicate to nay friends over the state
should they ask my advice about the mSs-
ter. In fAes, some OF them have already
asked my opinion and | have takea the
position that he. abOve all other men at
the present. appears TO be the logical can.
didate. It would probably not De the
right thing for me TO insiss that he ba
nominated. for my position Is such that I
can afford 20 be pleased with the nomina-
| tion of most any good man. Bat Over
myer Is the man TO place at the head OF
the ticket at this time aud be viii call out
the full party strength aud aId in making
the fight very interesting In Kansas.
Then II appears the senator hsS bee1 IN
teTr0saIed 20 some extent about other plS-
css ou the ticket. Il Is believed he would
Ike 10 Ser John Eaton. OF Winfield, notnt-
mated for attorney general it Is under
stood that the Click element have conclu-
drd that they will see To it that Tully
Scott be given that place on the ticket
/ There the trouble will begin.
Fred Bentley. OF Wichita, it Is under-
stood. would like 70 have this place 90 the
ticket aud he viii recall TO hs friends that
he was counted out OF the nomination foe
that position on the ttcket once before
lt also appears that Martin woald like
very much 70 have Bentley nominated, out
" 50 happens that Bentley and Thomas
/ Fitch, who has Just bsea nominated tor
pos master at Wichita, DO not get aloag
very well tog-, her and Ia fact it was
/ Fitch who, while acting clerk Of the state
convention. counted Bentley GU; OF tho
nomination before. Fitch. IL is said, told
Martin that he did not care to have Bent
/ ley nominated.
This Is supposed % be enough 20 defeat
Bentley a. far as securing The Martin ln-
| fiuence Is cOncerned.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
PosroFrrcE SALARIES.
Changes Made in Many Kansas officss
by the Department


WASHINGTON. June 27-Tbe rating OF
salaries Of pOstmasters for the year begin
ming with July !. Was made known today.
All Offices in which changes wsrs made
from salary Of present year are given, with
salary for ensuing year, a. followsg
kansss-Alma. q, 800, Anthony, 81. 800:
Argentine 81, 500, Arkansas CITY. e.. coo.
Ashland, fourth class; Augn-ts. o., Ice.
Baldwin. 81 800; Baxter Springs. sl. xti.
Burlington, 81. 700, Caldwell. 81. co; Cav
ker City, LOO; Chsrokes. fourth class:
Chetopa, 81 400; Coffeyvills. a. 500. Colby.
ST. 100, Coucordis. ti,s0J; Downs.
81. 800, Ellis. $1,000, Ellsworth. o. 400.
Eri., $1,000; Galena. $i4o0. Gar
den CITY, e. 800, Goodlsud. vi, 400. Great
Bend. 81. .TUO, HArper 81. 100. Hays City.
81 20; Howard sl40O; Humboldt, 81. s0a
Independence. 81, 30, lola. 81, 900, kiusiey.
81. 100, Larued, al go. lincoln. o. I'D,
Lyndon. 81, COO, Lyons. SI. 800. Mcpherson.
g. OO0 Msrysvllie, 81 5oo, MrGsrine Lodge,
81. 300; Minneapolis, 81 800. National Mil
taTy home, Al. 100; N--s CITY, 81 90, Ob~r.
lin. 81 800. Osberue. Si. 800. Psrzoas. =. 5io.
Pratt. 1850, Russell. sl 2OO, smith Geo
Ter, Si.l0O. Stafford, a. l.00, Stockton.
81 100: Valley Falls. sl.2O0, WakssBy,
81 DO; Wellington, a., 900, Wichita, 5000.
Oklshoma-El Reno, q. 900; Hsnnesssy.
81 400; Norman, 81. 500.
Indian Territory-Arlmoro. g. go; fa-
high, 81, 900; NInits, 81, 800
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
THAT FRISCO FIAsCo.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27-Joseph Gale
Sarls, the Italian who was mobbed last
night by his irate countrymen because he
attempted 10 make speech sympathiZing
with France in the death Of President
Carnot. today said: There would be no
further attempt to hold a mass meeting 2
aud the matter would be allowed To drop 4"
The people who caused the disturbances
last night" he remarked. must
have been greatly misied by
somebody. They 90 not represent
the sentiments of the business or profes-
sIonal men among the Italians here. all Of
whom are in harmony with me in this
matter.
The well informed French peopl
here understand the situation aud there
will be no trouble between the French and
Italians in this city because OF last nights
iasco. The Franco Californian this
morning had a sensible article on the
affair, couched In the proper spirit"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
COULDN'T BROOK REFUSAL.
Ed Christy Shot Himself Because His
Girl Declined 70 Marry Him.

! special Dispatch to ths Daily Eagis.
PECK, Kan. June 2L-Ihe yonnS man
who attempted suicide Is still liviog but
the doctors say the chances are against
permanent recovery. The circumstances
seem 90 be about IS follows:
On the afternoon OF the 22l iast as III
| Christy and Miss Rosa Bishop wers re-
turning from Belle PLANE 10 the home Of
the latter near Mulvane, CAristy shot him
self with Ss-reyolver 10 the right breast.
the bullet passing through the luug aud
lodging Just under the skin below tbs
shoulder oiade. The particulars a. near
as we can learn are thesel
Christy. who has been an emploYs of The
Santa Re Railroad company AZ Muivsue
has been keeping company witk Mss
Bishop. an sstimsbls yousg lsdy.
daughter of EliaS Blshop, a pros pef9as
farms! residing on ths COwskia two astiss
southwest of Mulvane. They desired 70
get married bat SIR. Bishop strongly op-
posed the match CLristy Was tTFiRg ~
induce the y0ung lzdy 70 marry him
agaiasi the " iabes Il her father. aEd upon
her refusal 70 sloPs VITA bin got ogt 81
tbs bnggY and shsJ himself ss stated lie
was tsksa 20 Belle P!Aine. whsrs he 70
cslTed medical attention. and tss bullet
was removed. Re ciAinis 20 bAss No rss
lativss. since the EhOotinz hs stated - =
visitor thai bs al afst lutsnasa ~ XII the
youag LADY And thea kimaesf, bug con-
eluded that shs Was Hot 70 blame.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
Dupuy Uumiliated.

LONDON, June ga special dispatch
20 the Times from Paris says that the
ballot given NJ. Dupuy was an almost
humi'iating minority. obliging him to
resign the premiership and render ing it
impossible that he be a candidate for the
presidency OF the cham Der of deputies
Versailles presented a curious spectacle
One was reminded Of the days OF the com
muue when half OF Paris seemed to take
refuge round the legal government
Today, indeed. no feeling OF terror existed.
Caruot's rragical death toned down the
most Iervid minds, and the most rabid
Radicals felt that they would be playing
a game Of reaction il they failed 10 behave
themselves.
The correspondent concludes: I'VE
must expect scn.e restlessaess at ths out-
set OF the new regime. Ine defeated party
will barRss the victor aud the pariismen-
tsry schism may involve ooDstan. agita-
tion. II NJ Dupuy retires, ~ 1t seems Ger
tain be will do. he will soon join the oppo-
sition. Burdeaa is destined to form a
new Cabinet. rhe choice of = president
for the chamber OF deputies val be dim
cult. 2 he presidents message TO congress
Is sad to Dc destined 70 produce great i'm
DreSs.Ol.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
IEsURAsCK TAX

ToFEEk. Kzn.. June = a s0tbsr phass
Of tBe badly miKs3 issur@Bes is~. o. asa
sAs j. % - Submitted T. JafEs HazsB. %
tbs ShavBss county dlsirict cgfzEi, ~
state super. ntsndent Sri1er. - determines
Il tie ststgt- II limlts stloDs has rua 10
tbs matter Of tie : per eat AK hsld ~ tie
department . bs da. from ths Ss1 ToFa
Era insurance. eof1pa1fss o1 fAsr EresF
preruiauss l a Kkasaz for ths osusiss q tee
cites ia tk4s stzss basluz Pald Ore asPaft
n4suts.
80 part o, this tsx hss ever been pad.
ard sns total Ess sulgugfs 80 sp4iss 80
80. Which has besa slCf -n 3sstia< sines
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28

CHICAGO. June 27.-The employees of the
Chicago Great Western railway went out
tonight, making total OF eleven chicago
roads now tied up or crippled by the
Am erican Railway union boycott OF Pull
man cars The roads so far effected by
the strike at this point are the Illinois
Central Santa Fe, Chicago Great West
ern- Chicago and Northern Pacific, West
Indiana, Wisconsin Central, Chicago and
Eastern Illinois, Wabash, Grand Trunk,
Nogou and the Baltimore and Ohio. On
some of these roads Pullman cars Were
still being carried tonight, but the strike
leaders confidently asserted that tolnor-
row will see the boycott completely Ell
fectiye, The men who have been leaving
slowly aud in small lots are beginning 10
show the effects of the American Railway
unions missionary work, and tonight
the boycott sentiment was much more
general and apparent than at any previous
time.
An attempt was made this evening to
send out the St. Paul train on the Chlca-
go Great Western with Pullman sleeper
attached. The train started out, but
when it was found the sleeper had been
coupled on, a trainman pulled the bell
rope and as the engineer reversed the en-
zine two men rushed to the coupling and
in few minutes the train pulled out leaV-
ing the Pullman in the depot.
AyrOWQS Oh SLTlkeIS duu ulphbLILCLS
gathered in the railroad yards in different
portions of the city and the police were
kept busy quelliug their demonstrations.
Strikers drove Illinois Central employees
from the yards at FOrdham despite the et-
forts OF a detail of police, and an addi-
tionai force was sent to that point. Later
in the evening large crowd gathered IN
the Western Indiana yards at Archer ave-
nue. and became so demonstratiVe that the
police there was doubled.
EXThe three signal men who control the
Switches at the Western Indiana tracks at
Archer avenue Joined the strikers tonight
blocking the system. Under a heavy po-
lice guard a new signal man was placed in
the tower and the blockade was raised, the
crowd making no demonstration.
At $50 O'Clock the San Francisco limited
over the Santa Fe with four Pullman cars
passed the crossing IL safety. The seventy
five signal men aud fifteen switchmen en-
ployed in the Western Indiana yards are
all on strike.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
Boycott in Allowance.

OMAHA, June 27.-The boycott on the
Pullman company is not being felt here
directly at present. bat the indications are
that it will be factor in the railroad cir
cles of this vicinity shortly. The American
Railway Union members are more numer-
Gus at small points west than at Omaha
and there, it as thought, tie trouble will
occur This applies TO the division towns
on the Union Pacific, Burlington, Rock
Island and Missouri Pacific. Local MEM
bers of the American Railway Uuion pre-
tend not TO be much interested in the de-
velopments, but some slight alarm is felt
on account of the attitude of some of the
members at Nebraska points where II is
thought the men will refuse to switch or
handle trains carrying PuilmanS,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
EXCURSION TO AsBURY PARK. N J.

The Baltimore aud Ohio railroad com
pany will sell excursion tickets TO Asbury
Park, y. j., and return, from all points on
Its lines, july 5th, S,n aad 9th, good re-
turning until July 10th with privilege of
extension until September first, provided
the return portion Of the ticket is deposited
with the Joint Agent az Asbury Park, on
or before July 13th. Tickets will be valid
for passage via New York and will be is
sued for the outward journey via B. & o.
X X. and Washington. and for return
Journey VIA any OF the other through lines.
The round trip rate from Chicago will
be So 90, and correspondingly low from ali
other points on the B. & q. system
Tickets will also be sold at all principal
offices throughout the west and northwest
For Information in detail address l. :
Allen. Asst. Il. PA, IS. & o. R.R-, Gran 4
Central Depot. Chicago. Ill