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The morning call., 1894-07-01
NAVY WORK SUSPENDED.
Two Hundred Men Affected by ar
Order at Mare Island.

VALLEJO. June 30 Word was received
this afternoon at the navy-yard to suspend
the work being done under the appro Dria-
tion for the increase of the navy. except
clerks and draughtsmeD. The order af-
fects 200 men. II is not known how long
the suspension will last.
WASHINGTON. June 30-Secretary of
the Nav, Herbert has issued an order dis
continuing all work at the New York.
Norfolk and Mare Island navy-yards
which has to do with the increase OF the
present navy. The Secretary holds that
the resolutions continuing the present ap-
propriations for thirty days do not allow
the continuation of this work. The order
will throw about $500 out of work.
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SALMON CANNERY BURNED.
Ten Thousand Cases of Canned
Goods Also DESTROYED,

ASTORIA, Or, June 30-The can1ery Of
the Astoria Packing Company. NJ. j. Kin
ney principal owner, and one OF the larg-
est on the Colum bia River, was totally de-
stroyed by fire to-day. The loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000, including nearly 10000
cases of salmon ready for shipment; in-
surance. $4,000. The origin of the fire is
unknown.
The Government lighthouse tender
Manzanita, lying at one of The adjacent
wharves. was damaged in her upper rig
ging. and the paint on her hull was badly
blistered. She was only saved from en-
tire destruction through the prompt action
of First Officer Wilson.
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APPROPRIATIONS INCREASED.
More Money for Coast Rivers and
HarbOrS.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Senators Perk-
ins and White and Representative English
were before the Senate Committee on
Commerce to-day to advocate an in
crease in the rivers and harbor i'm
provement appropriations, and sue
ceeded in having the appropriation
for the Sacramento and Feather rivers
increased from 100000 to S125, 900; for
Oakland Harbor from $50, 600 to 100000;
for San Diego Harbor from $4,000 20
$4,000 and San Luis Obispo Rarbor from
$4,000 to $4,000. The appropriation for
Siuslaw R yer. Or, was increased from
$4,000 to S25, 600; that for Tillamook Bay.
Or, from S13,5OO to $4,000.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Close of a Love Affair Between a
Fickle Girl and an Officer.


BRUSSELS, June 30.-A love affair ended
in this city Today in murder and suicide.
A young Roumanian officer, who was
student in military school here, fell in
love with handsome girl of Brussels.
His passion was seemingly reciprocated,
but it lranspired that the girl was playing
him false.
While promising constancy to the Rou-
manian she was holding intimate relations
with an elderly Belgian officer of high
rank. The Roumanan learned of this and
the knowledge drove him into frenzy of
rage. Taking his revolver, he went to the
girls room and accused her of being faith
less and taunted her with her disgrace.
Then. before any one could interfere, he
shot the girl and killed her. immedat
afterward shooting himself. All the per-
sons are we'll connected and the affair has
caused q sensation.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
MANY WITNESSED THE DEFEAT
Stanfords Again Defeated by the
Seattle Team.

SPOKANE. Wash. June 30.-The Spokane
ball team to-day defeated the Stanfords in
ten-inning game by score of IL to g.
About 1000 people saw the game. At the
end of The third inning the score stood to
3. Then Spokane pulled up to before
the California boys worked another man
around. In the seventh Stanfords ran up
five and the Spokanes tied the score in the
ninth. Then the home team pulled up
four more runs in the tenth.
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HANGED TO A TREE.
A Negro Fiend Lynched and RiddIed
With Bullets.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, June 30.-At Bear
coopers, Chiffon County, to-day Lewis
Bankhead, negro assaiIant, was hanged
10 rec and his body filed with bullets.
On Thursday evening Bankhead crimin-
ally assaulted Minnie Jones, the 12-year-
old daughter of his employer.
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SALE OF THE QUEENS STUD.
Everything Went at Very Good
Prices Without Reserve.

LONDON. JUNE, 80. = The Queens
breeding stud was sold to-day by
Messrs. Tatterssl. without reserve.
in the Royal paddock. Bushy Park.
Every brood mare. yearling and
fOal as we'll as the stations of the
Royal stud were sold. Wedlock was
bought by Baron Hirsch for 46O0 guineas.
Sir James Miller paid 1000 guineas for
Sanda. Arthur James paid 1850 guineas
for iIly by Ben dor out of Luciennes.
The total realized by the sale was $4,000
guineas
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Death Comes Frequently.

ELIZABETH, N. j.. June 30.-Rev. John
Teal of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church of this place dropped dead in his
dining.room to-day. On Monday his
daughter Florence, aged II years. died. At
o'clock this evening another daughter,
Mabel, aged years, died.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
New Bell Telephone Stock.

BosToN, June Ex-Governor Greenhalge
has signed the Bell Telephone bill, which
enables the corporation TO Increase its
capital stick to $4,000, 900. The new stock
is to be sold at auction.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
A Syndicate BUYS the Springs.

SALT LAKE. June 3O.-A syndicate of
Cincinnati physicians have bought the
Beck Hot Springs. near this city. for
$3.50. 900. The syndicate will spend 5000, 900
In improvements, including large hotel,
with view of making it Gne of the most
popular sanitary aud health resorts in the
Western country,
The morning call., 1894-07-01
COAST RACES.
First Day of the Meeting of the Port

First Day of the Meeting of the Port
land Association.
PORTLAND. Or. June 3o-The Portland
Speed and Driving Association began a
seven days meeting to-day at Irvington
Park Four thousand people were present.
One mile, Noimandie won, Last Chance Sc c.
opd, Lonnie B third. Timr, L: :46.
Half mile for two-year-0lds. Sport MICA Ills
ter won, M odei second, Token third Time, go
Half mile, Midget won, Nelson second, Hal
Fisher third. Time, :4912.
Hurdle race, one and an eighth miles, Au.
teuil won, Greenhock second Longwell third
Time, 2:12.
2:15 trot, Aliao won. Flora second, Robert
l. third. Best time, 1920.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
Len Harris Slayer Convicted.

SANTA CRUZ. June 30.-Anihony Azoff,
the slayer OF Detective Len Harris. was
found guilty by the jury of murder in the
first degree. The death sentence will be
pronounced next Tuesday. but If motion
for new trial is denied an appeal will be
taken to the Supreme Court,
The morning call., 1894-07-01

Creek last night one of the burglars was
instantly killed and the other one was
fatally injured. The injured mans name
was John b. Carr of Dunbar, Pa. He
was brought here aud is dying. The dead
man is not known. Neither of the Cul-
IONS were hit. though shot at number OF
timns
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AN ANARCHISTS CARTRIDGE.
1t Caused an Explosion and Great
Damage in a Factory.

VALENCIA. June 3O.-Great damage was
done here Today TO paper factory and
its machinery by the explosion of a dyna-
mite cartridge. All the workmen in the
factory escaped without being injured.
The author of the outrage. who proved to
be an employe named Bellor, was soon
discovered and arrested. He declared to
the police that he was an anarchist, and it
believed this is the only reason for the
crime.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
Reduction on the Panama Road.

offices of the Panama Railroad Company
it was said a general reduction of pay of
employees had gone into effect during the
middle of May. 1t is intimated an average
reduction of 10 per cent will soon be
adopted.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
REAR-END COLLISION.
1t Caused Injury and Death on the
Chesapeake and Ohio.

WASHINGTON, June 90 - The Chesa.
peake and Ohio express bound for Cincin.
natl, which left at 6:25 P. NJ. today over
the Richmond aud Danvilie tracks, ran
into the rear end of freight train at the
siding near Rapidan. Va, this afternoon.
Both trains were badly damaged and H
W. Fuller sustained fracture of both
legs above the ankle and was badly
bruised. A brakeman also riding in the
baggage-car was severely injured and a
tramp was killed.
Congressman Bellamy Storer of Cincin-
natl was on the train and was taken sud-
denly i'll this evening.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
Bounties Paid on Sugar.

WASHINGTON, June 30-A statement
prepared at the Internal Revenue Bureau
shows that during the fiscal year ended
tu-day bounties were paid on sugar a fol-
lows: Cane, $11,2l6,3o4; beet, S55S. 1888 !;
sorghum. SIG. .926; maple. $118.122. Total.
S12 1O8 0S5
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HANGED HER CHILDREN.
The Mother Who Did That Was AS
aSuredIV Insane

RIcHFoRD. Vt. June 30.-Mrs. Mary
Baker of Montgomery hanged her four
children to-day. Mrs Baker and her hus-
band had trouble and they separated this
morning, after which she hanged the chill
d:en. Mrs. Baker has escaped and search
is being made for her.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
Mountain Timber Fire.

has been raging in the mountains north of
here for two days. 10 the path of tine fire
is forest of good saw timber, one mile
wide and five miles long. that seems TO be
doomed. The fire was started on Moun}
Carbon by hunters.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
Lancaster Out of Commission.

WASHINGTON. June 3O.-The United
States steamer Lancaster, which has re.
Gently returned 10 this country from
cruise around the world, has been put out
of commission at the New York Navy
ward.
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NO QUESTION AS To FITNESS.
Why the Race of the vigiIant Was
Postponed.

GREENoCK, June 30.-The reasons guild
ing NJ. Howard Gould and Captain Half in
postponing the Vigilant racing debut are
tangible. The Queens cup being the chief
prize of the Clyde regattas. the Messrs.
Gould and Haff are anxious that in that
contest there should be no question
as to the sloop's fitness. She will be
docked Monday. when her hull will be
The morning call., 1894-07-01
Back to the Reservation.

WASHINGTON. June 30-The band of
Lower Brue Indians which left the
reservation near Chamberlain. S. D.. for
the Rosebud Agency few davs ago, has
has been taken back to the reservation.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
pan Into am Iceberg.

GLASGOW, June 30.-The Allan lire
steamer Scandinavia from Boston reports
having been In collision with an iceberg IN
midoceaD. A large hole was Knocked In
the steamer above the water line.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
ACTIVITY OF THE POLICE. u
There Is Rigid Search for Anarchists
in Rome.

ROME, June 30.-The activity Of the
police In huniing for anarchists since the
assassination Of NJ. Carnot has been fruit
ful IN results. One hundred and fifty
anarchists have been arrested here. 1t is
with reason believed that the police are on
the track of vast revolutionary associa-
tim
The morning call., 1894-07-01
Only Two Houses Left.

SILVER CITY, N. Mex. June 30.-The
town of Mogolon, in the Mogollon mining
camp. eighty miles northwest of here, was
almost totally destroyed by fire last even
ing. Only two business ouses are left
standing. The loss is estimated al SIS, ,O00
The morning call., 1894-07-01
IN SUBTLE SARCASM.
How Breckenridge Referred to His
Opponents.

LOUISVILLE. June 30.-Congressman W.
G. p. Breckinridge spoke at the Court
house to a crowd estimated at 1400 people,
and was given warm welcome. About
100 ladies were present. In his address he
did not refer to his opponents save by REL
erence clothed in subtle sarcasm.
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INTO THE RIVER.
The Situation at East Atchison Is
Still Serious.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, June 30.-The situa-
ton at East Atchison is still very serious,
forty feet having been swallo we'd up by
the river to-day. The right OF way of the
Hannibal and st. Joe road was abandoned
to-day ard the Kansas City. ST. joe and
Council Bluffs is the only line now being
used into Winthrop. three roads having
gone into the river.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
Dupuy srays in Office.

PARIS, June lit is officially an
nounced this afternoon, contrary to expec-
tation. that there will be no change in the
Dupuy Cabinet.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
Hoey Wins a Third Time.

HOLLYWOOD. n. j.. June 80. = The
Hollywood Futurity stakes cups were for
the third time won by Fred Hoey, he hav-
ing killed % straight out Of 25 birds He
won the cup in 1893 and 1894.
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CLEARED THE CALENDAR.
The House Through With Pension
Bills for a Time.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The House to-
day cleared the calendar of all pension and
desertion cases which have been agreed to
in the committee of the whole at the
Friday sessions and have been accumulat-
ing for many weeks. 1t also agreed to the
Senate amendments to the bill fixing the
units Of measures and at 2:27 P. NJ. ad-
jourDed.
The morning call., 1894-07-01

ing the date when the schedule shall 60
into effect and virtually striking out the
additional one-tenth Of cent duty ON
sugar imported from countries paying a
bounty.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
viii Steer Clear of the Plague.

VICTORIA, June 30-The incoming g
steamer Empress. it is announced, will OF
call at Hong-Kong should The plague be
very prevalent.
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BLANCHARD is HOPEFUL.
His Views Regarding the Sugar
Tariff Schedule.

WASHINGTON. June Ex-senator Blanch-
ara regards the prospect for holding the
sugar schedule in its present shape better
nan 1t was held ycste rday. He thinks
the Democratic members OF the Finance
Committee will recede from their determi-
nation to bring into the Senate their pro-
posed notifications OF the schedule, chang.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
DlRTHS-M -MARRIAGES-DEAT

Firth. marriage and death notices. sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication offces and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authoriz-
Ing to have the same published.
BORN.
HAMILL-In this city, June 23, 1894. to the
wife OF c. M. Hamill, a daughter.
LoNG-In this city. June "A, 1884 TO the wife OF
W. r. Long, daughter
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Six Cases of Cholerine.
LIEGE, June 30.-Six cases of cholerne
have been reported here. One death has
occurred.
The morning call., 1894-07-01

Secretary Carlisle Is Sick.
WASHINGTON. June 30.-Secrerary Car
lisle was con fined to his residence to-day
BY an attack If summer COMPLAINT.
The morning call., 1894-07-01
TWO BURGLARS KILLED.
They Tried to Rob Store and Met
Warm ReceDtiou.

La PORTE, Ind, june 30-In a battle
between the Cullom Brothers, general
storekeepers. and two burglars at Mill
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
TIE STAGE.

Bccrhohm Trcc'> Am, ricnn tour will
begin next month
Sarah ErrnhaIdt will nat pay IL an"th
CT visit until late in the >r:ts'n az l>':' Il.
\ new American comedy ly bronson
Howard will soon la Produced in New
York city.
To Nemesis. % by Mrs. Romnaltln Pach
eco, produced by RuSr C"ghlHn'S com
pany. is failun'.
Henry r. Abbey. manager Of Lillian
Smith and DE kovCn.
The divine Adclina Patti appears To In
feeling her way for another farewell tour
in this country next season
Fairly next spring u young ACTRESS is To
be sprung upon the New York thCatCr go
ing public as the American DuSC,
1t Is rumorcd that Louise Bcaudct will
star in II musical comedy as soon rs ia
cinta" shall have worn ont its popularity.
Humanity" a scenic and sensational
mclodrama by Sutton Nauc. author at
Tho span of Life, will soon be prOduc'vl
In Boston.
Rob Roy" is the greatest light operate
success since the production Of Robin
Hood" by the same authors, smith and
De kovcn.
Henry Arthur Jones play, The Mas
qucradcrs," is great popular though
not an artistic SUCCESS at the Empire the
alter. New York.
y certain manager Of mclodramas csti-
mates that his net profits this season oil
one play will exceed 500, 900. ThrCc com
panies are presenting IL.
James O'Ncin has just engaged as his
leading lady Miss Florence Rockwell,
who is but ID years old. Last "a asOn sh,
occupied n similar position with Thoma,
w, Ecanc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
William Cowd. an aged resident OF Wa
feryille died this MORNING

William Cowd. an aged resident of Wa
terville. died this morning.
Full line of Christmas cards at Martin
Bergin X Sons. corner South Main and
Scovill streets.
Special forecast for Connecticut: Clear,
followed by increasing cloudiness to-mor-
row.
An east bound freight train on the New
England road was wrecked near East
Thompson this morning. Brakeman
James Gregory was killed. The tracks
were blocked for six hours.
The st Cecilia's church mission will
continue all OF the coming week, ending
December -. The devotions for to-mor.
row are: Low mass at and 5 o'clock and
solemn high mass at 1890. vespers and
sermon in the evening at 1870 o'clock.
Fancy Christmas articles. all the --latest
novelties. at NJ. Bergin and Sons. corner
South Main and Scoyill streets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
DISTRICT COURT.
Matters Transacted at THIS Morning =
Bar Meeting.

Matters Transacted at This Morning
Bar Meeting.
4 bar meeting WAS held this morning.
Judge Root on the bench
These cases were stricken off the short
calendar:
gatuck savings bank vs. Edwin L. Wilson.
City Lumber and Coal Co VS. James
sutton, Michael German vs. Ellen Honni-
han. Thomas Delowery vs. Thomas FitZ-
achery ct al, L Eislng Il Co W James IL.
Murnan, one case; Thomas Eli, Il "
Martin Grove.
Mary CrandAll vs. Minerva Z. Judd. mo
ton tor non suit for failure TO reply to
defendants answer; answer ordered on or
before December 81.
Charles \. LoId vs. James McGrath. mo-
ton for new bond: bond OF $50 ordered
within two weeks.
Porter L. Wood. attorney. vs. George Z.
TOmpkins. motion to substitute another
plaintiff. allowed.
Manufacturers National bank W Sarah
l.. ScovIll. motion :or default and d. cree
OF foreclosure. adjourned to "Wednesday at
800.
Joseph requlnot V Fredsrick roem.
motion for default for failure to file
special bail; a bond Of $500 WAS filed and
case stricken from calendar.
L. ElslOE ~ 20 " James II. MuEuln Ell
al. motion for default for failure to file
answer; answer ordered within u week
f. EisIng AZ Co W James Murnan. motion
to add Thomas II. Hayes as co-defendant
and motion for default tor failure to file
answer. allowed and answer ordered in Il
week.
Anthony W. Ashbourne vs. town OF Wa
terbury. motion for default for failure to
file answer; answer ordered on or before
the first Friday in January.
Terrence J. Coyle W. Michael IL CAS-
sidy. motion for default Tor failure to file.
answer: answer ordered on or before the
first Friday in January.
Daniel L. Hart W jams II. Murn1n
motion that L. EI>iug ~ Co be substituted
a. sole plaintiffs, granted: hearing $50
! Wednesday.
Gugsenheimer Brothers Ns Peter II.
Seery, motion for AN liner, sse of bond;
! ordered increased ~ so on or before the
first Friday IN January.
| Pierce a g " Miles +. Connolly, mo-
[ ton for disclosure of defense and iuds-
ment; nearing Wednesday at 800
Charles \. Baldwin ~ CO y NJ. Con
| molly. motion for disclosure OF defense and
! Judgment: hearing "Wednesday at 9:3n.
City Lumber ~ Coal L" " Thomas F.
BulGer. motion for disclosure OF defense
ara Judgment of forec.osure: hearing
Wednesday morning $50
Brooks W Benham. u. +. Webster np-
pointed 4 committee to hear the case.
Court assignments: Monday. December
l.. Vance " Brown. Tuesday. December
Is. FlavIn " city "Wednesday. Dtccm-
Der l.? Corr " Matthews. willard II Co.
sr,c Itl assignment Thursday. December
2n. Erwin " ArtndholtI
On Friday December 2l the Scpteu4 Der
term Of the district court OF Waterbury
close
Attorney Z. F Cole secured judgment
by default in the case o; William Lama
han a Sons OF Baltimore W James II
Hcrigan. He Was given judgment for
$3.50. IL and costs of SlI ID
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
EXEMPT FROM SERVICE.
Causes For and Method cof Escaping
- Pail Tax

Causes For and Method rof Escaping
- Poll Tax
Adjutant General T.. Z. Bradley has
issued his order appointing post surgeons
who alone will have power to issue oerti-
ficates upon which selectmen can exempt
men between the ages of Is and i5 from
military duty and poll tax.
The post surgeons in this county are
Joseph II. Townsend. New Haven; John
NJ, Benedict. Waterbury; n. Nickerman.
Meriden; George l.. Beardsley. Derby; +.
Il. Heady. Milford: G. L. Reynolds. Gull
fogd; J. d. McGaughey. wallingford:
Walter H Zick. Branford: W. Q. Williams.
Cheshire. and Franklin b. futile, Manga
| tuck.
These post surgeons will give certii-
Gates for exemptions not later than jan
nary 81 for the following causes: 1nsan-
! ity. epilepsy or mental alteration. loss OF
sight of an eye. or permanent defect of
one or both eyes loss of hearing. loss of
speech. loss of an arm or leg or any other
| injury or disease which incapacitates for
manual labor.
Persons who fail to file their certih-
Gates with the selectmen before February
l will be debarred from exemption for the
yrar. The fees are paid by the state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

The factory OF the United states Scale
'aupnny ut Newark, y. j.. was destroy
ii 10y fir.
Miss Odct,c Tyler. the actress. rrtircs
rom tn" stag. il i rumorCt, to marry
howard Gould.
\ conflict has arisen 'ctwccn Brazil,
a. \r.rntin" Republic and Uruguay on
Ev subject Of quarantine.
John Garv,'y. the tramp who entered the
\~t"r mansion III New York. was scntcnc-
q tn one year i'll sing Sing.
The Democratic members Of the hank
ing and currency cumEIitt,r decided to ~
port the Carlisle, hill without amendment
The jury in the smith Richardson Kerr
sill" tIcnnD lynChing Ca>' returned n
V,rtiicI "f not guilty a. I" hath defendants.
Thr volcano un M"Int Rainier has bro
ken cat again, and smoke j. pouring from
III" crater, which is also emitting jets of
steam.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
IMPORTANT ARREST.
&. uutsrfsltcrs' Den Broken Up In
nrihn.nnrt E.,.Inr

&, uutsrfsltrrs' Dep Broken Up In
bridgeport To-day
New HAVEN, Dec 10 James Mcclure
and wife. Henry Oliver and George Allen
of Bridgeport were brought before United
States Marshal Wright this morning
charged with counterfeiting. The men
were placed under bonds of 10000 each
for a hearing next Saturday. The woman
vas allowed 10 go on her own bond.
The gang were arrested this morning In
Bridgeport by inspectors from the United
States secret service. under q. Il. Begg of
New York. Il is &C nsidered the most i'm
rortant arrest made in Connecticut Tor
many years. The headquarters were at IL
Edwin street. Bridgeport. There was a
complete outfit OF tools. ore and thousands
OF SILVER dollars and half dollars of the
Issue of 1891 i'll the find