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The evening world., 1894-07-09
TARIFF BILL CONFERENCE,
Democrats to Get Together Before
Calling In Republicans
Congressman Warner Wants to Be
Heard on Free Sugar.

WARRINGTON. July s.-It was 1880
to-day before the Democratic conferrees
OF the two houses on the Tariff bill got
together. The conferences are to be
held in the room of the Senate Com
mittee on Interstate Commerce, which
has been selected because II Is larger
and In a more retired place than the
room Of the Committee on Finance.
The beginning Of the proceedings was
characterized by all the secrecy that
has been observed in all the inltlatory
proceedings on the Tariff bill.
The Democratic conferrees will make
an effort to agree upon the main fea-
lures OF the bin before inviting the Re-
pub lean members TO meet with them.
Senators Voorhees, and Jones both ex-
pressed the opinion that an agreement
would be facilitated by first getting the
Democrats together.
Chairman Wilson returned this morn
ing from West Virginia. having left
Mrs. Wilson. who has been seriously
III. much better.
Representative Warner. OF New York.
who secured the passage Of the free
sugar amendment to the House bill. pre-
scented request to Mr. Wilson that he
might be heard by the conferrees on Ger.
tain features Of the bill. 1t Is not yet
determined, however, whether the Com
mittee will accord hearings to Senators
and Representatives
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was general about military headquarters
to-day that the proclamation Of the
President. TO say nothing OF the firing Of
the troops Saturday and Sunday. has
had a telling eject on the rivtous eie-
inent. No. well as on the sensible people,
Who have taken heed and stayed away
from localities whore trouble IL likely
10 occur.
No serious reports OF violence b.
mobs congregating were received at Gen.
Miies's office and this was taken as an
Indication that the situation was gen
e"ally Gui.ter.
col. trofton says that since President
'leveiand's message warns all Law -abiI-
ing citizens to stay at home. troops will
be more willing to fire when called
upcu, and. when they do 50, It will be TO
Kill and spare no person.
Al noon, everything is quiet in Chi
90 and hammond.
ii''lN 10 UNIV NiatNN t4lhbG bATNlEs
has begun or the g., Is. ana - line. It
IL not Yet verified. The Committee APP
pointed by III. trades unions a. Uhlieh's
Hall last night Is now in conference
with the Mayor
X. Of l.. strike Order Put ON.
General Master Workman Sovereign, Of
The knights OF Labor. said this morning
..e had determined TO delay the order for
a strike OF his Order until Wednesday.
He said:
81 make this pos,ponement to await
the outcome OF the hght among Ch!ca-
COS trades unions. / do not consider 1t
Impossible that tho tremendous import
ance OF paralysis OF Chicago's indus
tries will force George NJ. Pullman and
the railroads to meet the American Rail-
way Union half way In measures for a
settlement. It Is high time that public
continent should move the corporations
10 arbitration.
MIR. Debs has all along evlnced his
Willingness for arbitration. and the
general managers should assume that
manner. too. AS COON as the result Of
the conference between Mayor Hopkins
and the Union Committee Ia known
we shall take up the question OF call
ing out the knights OF Labor. feel
that the Union men did the right thing
last night. The minute the President =
proclamation was received knew there
could be but one svent--the strike order
and | am glad Of It." "a -
President Debs's "AuuIs to the Pub
lic," issued several days aso. was to-day
being distributed In pamphlet form To-
the workingmen Of this city.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
TUG NICOL RAISED.
Wreokers Lifted Her from Her
Ocean Bed This Afternoon.
Found Her Exactly Where 1.-The
Evening World" Located Her.
Ii Is Possible that Bodies May Be-
Found in Her Hull.

HIGHLANDS OF NAVESINk, n. j.,
July s.-The wreck OF the tug James j..
Nicol, which foundered of this coast
Sunday, June "a was raised TO the sur
face Of the sen this Afternoon by
wreckers.
The hull of the vessel IL distinctly
visible from the Highlands.
Whether 1t contains any Of the bodies
Of the forty or more persons who were
drowned by the sinking OF the Nicol, ca.I-
not be determined from this point.
The raising OF the tug was accom-
plished very quickly and apparently very
successfully. This was no doubt due to
the smoothnees of the sea.
The wreckers are now towing the
hulk towards Sandy Hook, and may
beach the wreck there.
SANDY HOOK, N. D., July Q.-Slowly,
IKE funeral procession. the wreckiMg
leet was towed al ng the Sandy HOOK
beach and up through the lower bay
towards New No.k.
First came the Wallace V. Flint, which
mad long hawser fastened to the der
ks. The tug Hustler was on the port
side of the large derrici, viii h kent
on he outside, slightly Ike | ing oy.r LON
the weight of the Nicol or what is eft
Of her. She hung In sling Of iron
Chains from tne large Doom Jf the
great derrick. and very lite of the i'll
tated boat vas visible above the sur
face.
Capt. Klvlin, of the Chapman Der
rick and Wreckins Company, 10 South
street, with two tugs and IL steam de.-
rick float, capable of hosting 1876 tons,
went down the Bay at O'Clock this
morning to raise the wreck OF the
tug James -. Nicol.
The tug was found lust where '"The
Evening Worlds" tug Assistance located
her. three miles east, One-half south of
the Highland Lights, three days after
the disaster and before any other effort
had been made in that direction.
The Evening Worlds" diver, John
Rice. examined the Nicol, but found
no bodies. though the bottom for miles
BY The Evening Worlds" expedition.
Every effort was made to recover some
OF the bodies for the bereaved families,
none OF them possessing the means to
ihsnt ute search on their own account.
Though no bodies were found, the
Nicoi was located, and portion OF tn e
wreck dragged to the surface WAS idon.
TIED by her owners.
Last Saturday tugs OF the Chepma n
Wreckins Company went down the bay,
and the Nicol was again found
ropes to the wreck and fioated as many
buoys. TO mark the spot.
Then the tugs returned to the city and
preparations were begun for the trip
this morning.
The tugs Hustler Capt. Cochran, and
Walter I. Flint. Capt. BRANDON, with
the great derrick scow loaded with It's
ponderous machinery and twenty five
men aud two divers comprise the out
The evening world., 1894-07-09
BR0ADWELl STILL HELD,
Plaintiffs Counsel Given Time to
File AnawerinR Amdu,its,

A motion was made before Judge
Gi'dersleeve, OF the Superior Court, to-
day to vecate the order of arrest on
which William ]. Broadwell, the note
and stock broker of New street, was
arrested last Friday. The action was
brought by Ebenezer A. Kinsey. of Gin
cingnti, alleging that Broadwell con-
Vered to his own use A5, 279.5I of the
proceeds OF s79, 1850 worth OF securities
placed with him to be sold.
Broadwells counsel moved for his re-
lease on the ground that the papers on
which the order of arrest was issued
were insufficient.
Judge Gildersleeve denied the motion.
holding that even II there were techni-
cal errors in the papers, Broadwell, T.
released. could be rearrested at once on
amended papers.
Broadwells counsel then made a mo-
ton for his clients release, alleging
that the sworn statements on which the
order of arrest was issued were not true.
Judge Gildersleeye reserved decision
and continued the case until tomorrow
to enable Mr.. Kinsey's counsel to file
answering afiidavits.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
STRIKES END
MAY BE NEAR.
Hope Gathering in Chicago
That There Will Be No
More Trouble.
LABOR UNIONS NOT UJNI-ED
Leaders Hesitate to Put the Call
for General Strike to
a Test.
NEW ARBITRATION IDEA PROPOSED.
Big Four Employees and Others Re-
turning 10 Work at Va
rious Points.
ARBITRATION IDEA
PROPOSED.

consist Of two officials of the Pullman
Company, two prominent citizens to bt
appointed BY the Judges Of Cook County
and the fifth to he CHOSEN by the four.
committee representing the laborins
men appointed 4 subcommittee OF three
and they with the Council Committee
went at o'clock TO confer with Vice
President Wickcs. Of the Pullman Com
pany. 10 see whether he would submit
IL the investigation Of the Committee
OF Five.
This new line Of pence-naking effort
may develop into something gratifying
to nil sldes.
The most dangerous fact at present III
evidence Is that an immense labor meet
Ing las beea called at the corner OF
Forty-eighth and PaullEa streets. to-
night, ii the stock-yards district. In
spite Of the Mayors order preventing z
congregation of the people. This ORD :.
has caused great excitement among the
labor element of that vicinity. aud they
declare they will hold the meeting.
Mayor or no MAJOR.
However, in view of the prcsen.
stringent orders to the stat and regular
troops. and OF the unI1g5ted change n!
the feeling Of many prominent laborlng
The evening world., 1894-07-09
CONvICTS IN A MUTlNY.
Officers Forced 10 shoot In Massa
chusets House Of CorrectiOn.


BOSTON, July The prisoners in u
House Of Correction at South Eostoe
mutinied this forenoon and refused b
work.
The trouble broke out in shop No. 4
where the men threw down their tool
and stopped work ana began to make
noise and threaten the lives of tn,
officers.
The prisoners In shope two and tire
quickly followed their example, and b
Il few moments all the shops were in
state Of wild tumu!t.
Unable to drive them into their cell
with CUBS the officers finally drew thei
REVIEWERS and fred several shots at tn
coGyic.s.
oClE Owe SHOT look effect This srtucl
convict IN the check and efrectuall
r.ghtened the mu,Iuogrs. Snpt. Whit
ten states that the wound Is not seri
.,ls orc.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
MAGUIRE FOR SURVEYOR,
syracuse Editor Named for the
Port of New York.
CBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. July 9.-The Presi-
dent has nominated John c. Mcclure.
of Syracuse the editor Of the Catholic
Sun, Tor Surveyor Of the port Of New
York.
The President to-day also sent the
following nominations to the Senate:
Edward J. Taylor, Collector OF Customs
for the district Of Niagara. n. Y.
William A Beach. Collector OF Internal
Revenue for the Twenty-first District Of
New York; James Parker, attorney for
the district Of New Jersey.
Mr.. Mcclure is one OF the followers OF
w. \. beach. OF Syracuse, and has been
a loyal supporter of Mr.. Cleve.and's
cause. Little is known OF him here. lie
has not been a prominent factor In poll
tics.
Mr.. Mcclure succeeds George w Lyon
Republican, who resigned the Office
about three months ago. Deputy Sur
veyor BlGtchfnrd has been Acting Sur
Veyor since then.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
BLAUT NOT A PERJURER.
Freed on That Charge, hut sun
Held for Hj.dcneoonr

Justice Jarrett in the Court of oyer
and Te-n,trer this morning dismissed
the Indictments against joseph T.
blaut. President of the defunct Madison
Square Bank.
Mr Biaut was indicted for perjury
ana tried in February. The jury dis.
agreed. The perjury charged consisted
IN signing false report to the Banking
Department.
In Diminishing the Indictment Oh tn.
motion of Lawyer Edward I,aut.rhacb
Lustice Barrett said he lid 50 because
ne had learned that In the latter hours
ot us deliberations the trial Jury hed
5000 Il majority. for acquirtal, and he
vas convinced hat there was ground
Tor reasonable doubt, and that no con-
victlon could be had
Ia. the other case against Blaut for
Inisdemoa nor In receiving deposits at The
bank after II had become irsolvent. Jus
tice barrett fixed bail at $4,000 this to
supplant the $4,000 blanket bail in ali
the cases,
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Special 10 Tie Evening world)


CHICAGO, Jaiy 3 The day in the
city has been generally quiet up to this
hour. in accordance with the Prcsi-
dents proclamation, Gen. Miles issued
an order to the troops Tits afternoon
to dispense all riotous ana disorderly
persons found about the railroad prop
erty There have been. however, gem
orally speaking, no rioters to disperse
to-day.
From the general quietness Of the stu
alton and an evident hesitation of the
labor leaders TO test the efficiency OF q
direct call to general strike, many
people have drawn the hope that the
trouble Is breaking up. The fact that
trains are moving on all the roads and
that II has been deemed safe 10 withdraw
the regulars from Hammond to-day lends
strength to the belief.
1.-THE truth U.s." seid an oficial well
posted on Abor affairs, that many
men who rushed impulsively into this
movement have taken a second sober
thought and have paused, since the pro-
c.ed,ugs nbout the city and Its suhurh7
bsysn 10 SAVIOR go strongly o: Anarchy.
These men are beginning TO lose faith
in Debs, and that. or course. means
the beginning Of the end. ] do not look
for q renewal Of general violence and
the return Of peace naturally means
brighter outlook for a speedy settle
lnent,"
The conference OF labor leaders at
uhllch's Hail to-day reiterated some OF
asst nights resolutions against oppres-
sion. starvation wages and Federal in
reference.
II also resolved that the city Council
should be asked TO request President
Cleveland TO withdraw the regulars,
This resolution vas sent to Gov. Alt
geld. together with the declaration that:
I'VE insist that Your Exccllency take
lega! steps to compel the withdrawal OF
said army forces at once, and pledge
Your Exceilency the support Of the law
loving organized trades In Chicago in the
accomplishment Of this result"
Another resolution declared the ucccs-
slty for the presence IN Chicago Of
Presider, Conpers, 10, the American
Fed ara ton OF I-abo.
\ committee OF seven reprc:e"ts-s .Ac
labor unions met committee ~ four
from the city Council at ! o'c!oct. and
after a 'ull discussion as to the gravity
o, the case The city Council Committee
was Informed by the Labor Committee
that unless the Pullman Company agteed
to arbitration before Tomorrow night all
5rgau.zsl labor IN Cook County would
III; work
The Chairman Of I've city Couacsi Com
mittee suggested hat committee Of
Ave prominent business men be invited
10 visit the Pullman Company. not as.
arbitrators, but to determine II the Pull
man Company has anything 10 Rrbitrste.
He also suggested that the committee
The evening world., 1894-07-09
MAY END TOMORROW.
Marie Antoinette Striking Work.
men TO Confer with Bosses.

There is a possibility that the strike
OF wor!Smen on the Marie Antoinette
Hotel, Boulevard and Slxty-sixth street.
.naugurated last Thursday, may end to-
morrow after the conference between the
walking delegate and committee from
the B1ss Plumbers Association.
Journeymen Plumbers Local Union No.
-,o>ts this evening al li West Thirty
second street, 10 appoint committee to
reyresenI IL al the conference.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
LEFT OVER ELECTION FRAUDS
Allen, CaIliEhan and DouEherty
Get Fifteen Days Each.

Frank Allen. Patrick Callaghan and
Patrick Dougherty, who pleaded guilty
to illegal registration AT the last cleo
ton, were sentenced to-day by Justice
Barrett, In oyer and Terminer, to ff-
teen days imprisonment In the pen-
Tertiary.
The prisoners were walters IN the
Tombs and they registered from there.
At the time OF their trial they pleaded
guilty, and were recommittcd to await
the decision OF the Court of Appeals
in the case OF Michael J. Cady, indicted
with the defendants. The Court OF APP
peals affirmed the decision OF the lower
court.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
rACrITuRN BISHOP THIRLwALL.
He Was "A Man OF Few words with
Vengeance.

Bishop Thirwall, an English prelate,
had the greatest possible aversion TO an
swering questions. one day tai!or salc
10 him when he had been summoned 10
take the Bishops measurements, Nv hat
are YOUR lordship's orders" II want a
suit I clothes, Here is very nice ts
i,Ssa,.a very good one" Yes" here
ia another Of excellent quality" Very"
which material will your lordship de,
eide upon?" II want 3 suit ut clothes"
Aud that was all the answer the tailor
could set. when the rev gardener ac-
costsd him as he was walking. book IN
hand, IN the garden to ask, How VIII
YOUR lordship have this border laid out.
there was no answer. 'hto| Wlli your
isiI ODD ?" was TIE next attempt stu!
there was no reply, but when the ques,
lion was repeated for the third time me
answer came, You are the Sardeher. !
believe. ana ! am the E'S''op'
The evening world., 1894-07-09
TO RECOVER $4,000.
Louisa Casino Sues Her Father for
Her Mothers Estate.

Louisa Casino has brought an action
in the Supreme Court against her father
10 recover $1,000 worth OF real estate
which she claims he got from her
mother, Caroline. when she was
mentally incompetent ana under threats
Of violence.
The lots are In the Annexed District.
Her mother left everything Ia her father
by will and also gave MIN deeds of the
property. Plaintiffs mother dicl last
January, and she says her father has
sine married. the nUiJe OF his second
wife being Ida GaDsz.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
CHICAGO UNIONS NOT UNITED
Some OF Them won't Answer the
tRII for "a General strike.
Thy Associated rr,Ss.

CHICAGO. July e.--It is now claimed
that the general trades strike move Is
much LEGS important than was AZ first
supposed. for several reasons. First, It
70 claimed that n number os unions. in
Guiding the printers. the marine en-
cheers AMI the brick makers. viii re-
fuse 10 be bound by the order: secora. d
very large percentage OF the other men
are already Idle because OF the general
shutdown which has resulted from &
coal famine.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
TO INCREASE THE ARMY.
Step Towards Tint END Taken in
the House.

WASHINGTON. July s-Cne Of the
Consressional mestx.es Inspired by the
strike is resolution ofrere iso-day by
Representative DrAper, OF Massachu-
OF the regular army. It is AS follows;
Resolved. That the CommlHre Oh %llI,sry A.
'slrs he and they are hereby authorized and di-
ltctPl to inquire what Increase n any should he
made In the army or the United States and report
their recommendations to the House by bill
otherwise. end leave Is hereby granted II said
Committee TO report at atty time on the subject
matter OF this resolution.
The Draper resolution was referred 10
the Committee on Military Affairs, Of
which Representative Cultivate Is Chair
man.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
scottish Rite Commander Dead.


WASHINGTON, July s.-Pailp CROSBY
tucker. G, Galveston. Grand Commando OF the
Scottish Rite o, the Southern jurisdiction, died
suddenly here TO-DAY. he was siectst Al TIE
last meeting o. tho Supreme CouGei n S.,
louis in O,tyber. 1898. 20 MI tho Cnice made Va
ant By the Death o. C. SatrHecr.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Supreme Courts New Librarian.

Thomas .. Hume, tcr several years private see.
rotary to Judge TruaS, Of TIE Supreme Court, was
to-day appointed Librarian ut The Supreme
Court ar. Hume Ia very well and fsvOTtlly
i,noNu 70 lawyers and ctlerz whose hrfncsF
tafca tnpul TO the court house. and kiS agrV.ut-
ment is ven popular ons
The evening world., 1894-07-09
No AIimony for Mrs. Ro~cnbium.

In IN action OF Isaac RoSen0.Gm Tor Al absolute
tate divorce from tie yaIns N.!e Emma Judge
DIachor has denied her rotl,1 t-g Il!moag ca
the ground thsi she has put In q iIlFe tHrwa-
but Lr gives heg ava diaD In the uL'. $50 4; ..g
sery,cUs. N. guardian De- Robert /. fuTi
The evening world., 1894-07-09

was authority FOR the bank TO DAY the
money"
Az 10 Nj. Winsn being a PARTNER in
u. Urn, tbs people, M. Lindsay said.
contendcu that This had Looming TO Dc
lion OF intent 70 defraud, Judge Ir.rahan
1aNe 4 nor" liberal consa r,irtion - tn,
ss,ISepuons made by the counsel FOR Mir,
clsious BY English courts, bearing on ih>
question Of Intent W Wv
The evening world., 1894-07-09
IN SUSPENSE Ar CHICAGO.
between Presidents Proclamation
and I.Ssor's UItimatum.

CHICAGO. July s,-The sltus ton here
is much Intensified by the decision Of
the general trades, reached at an early
hour this morning, to go out together
a. O'Clock Wednesday morning. pro-
viding Pullman does not. by noon to-
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Ho, huIed in lonkers.

YcNAERs. y. 2, Jsy o.-Eiwsrd wcsnsr,
sixteen yam old. u 1877 ravl; liil ty,Hv', vas
run oye9 l.. = S-so-.y wagon On orrEsm street.
t-is afternoon, sri Kiltd. Otto Trey. he d,iyvr,
w.s ar,,s-sl, ycadIaE 81 ia'e-tlgat.oE ny Cor
once Miles.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
HOUBEN BREAKS HIS LEG.
He Is the belgian Who Defeated
Arthur zimmerman.
nv Aasoclated Pregs.

BRUSSELS. July e.-fiouben, the Bel
gian bicyclist, who defeated the Amer
lean. A. A. Zimmerman. by length ON
July /, In this city, broke his leg yester-
day at Namur.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
John Y. McKnne'H Firss GrandchiId

Mrs. George McKane to-day gave birth 10 = ion
at shoopshssd nay. she Is the wife Ct Joan Y.
MeNsnss blind tSa- This chiil 9 Lckenen
Mother and infant are reported 10 BE- doing vol.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

II you propose 70 make drinking yous whole
business, Il IS wonderful how short aud u eleSs
YOU can make your lie. Write Mansgsr. ~
West Sith IT. -
The evening world., 1894-07-09
SECOND RACE.

Weinberg beat the nag nbout -four
lenstha and racing under pull, woD
easily by the same distance from Arrni.
tage. who boat Florence neck for ths
mile. iim--li;
Mutuels paid: Straight. 81; place, $40.
third, 8lj. ,Armitagc paid: place, S.i5.
th':d, @,l5. Florence paid s5.zj third.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

The 0 O'Clock Edition and the
sporting Extra of The Evening
world contain more sporting new.
Of interest thRn can he fo"na In
any other evening ncvspaper.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
COL. LkNGD0N READY.
Fort RamIite,. Troops May 60 wes
nj Any Moment.

Col. Loomis l.. LanGion. In comman
a. Fort Hamilton. received instruction
tals afternoon, Il Is SAID. to hold hi
men ready 10 start West at a moment
notice.
On receipt OF the Instructions. 1t q
said thaI The soldiers ut the Zoe
were put through Gatilng-gun drill.
Naval Appropriations Passee.
py Associated Presz.)
WASHINGTON. July s.--rhs senai
has passed the Naval Appropriasisa ~
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Five National rrcaidcnts.

Two more National Presidents have
arrived In the city and had conference
ezra 11 thu American Railway Union
They aye J-hn Mcbride. OF the Nine
workers. Association. and ". D. Mahon.
If the National Association OF Street
car Men. These make five national off,
GERS that are now IN the city, the others
the knights ~ Labor; j. W, McKenny,
Of the ~ otherhnod of Painters Nud Dec
orators. ard OConnell. OF the Mnch!n-
.sts. TIE ave will have II conference to-
day and agree upon some plan ior con-
Certcd action
The evening world., 1894-07-09
PROCLAMATiON'S EFFECT.


CHICAGO. Jaiy s.-Ths impression
The evening world., 1894-07-09
All Uo,ds Moving Ira ms.

President Egan. Of the General dan
ayers Association. said this morning
that every road in Chicago without ca
ception was moving trains and most Of
them on time Several freight trains, he
said departed this morning,
The stock yards and ?lcking-house
officials wen, into consultation early to-
day. T. arrange co7 suttlcIeU: protection
to run sock trains in ami out u: the
wards. The receipts to-dey were eleven
sAcrp aal .Aa.ps Au1 twen,y-tTo cattle.
Ta, ,.ti9 "S.o cr.cs .nis morning, hut
,ho ~. .a's generally '"!: TIA, = crisis
"'l.. ,a reached ,,-is.'
T.a CI, 10 c22 crlo Railroad on
iai, .aa."''f 'n7r hammond was worry
rr.ut mi uosrirg, An Erie train went
.n...S. t.o town a. c,3) o'e'oeli. w.;hol;
trouble, aDl the Indications We're fog q
regccf.i day.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

Naicott led from start to finish, ana
Non easily by two ieng ms rpm Drum
Ready. Time-lle. 49, &.
Mutuels paid: Straight, s3.lS; plack,
VITO; third, S2.,J. Drum Major paid:
Place, 1910; third. T.6. Foufif and
Ready paid $3.50 third rSs-