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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-29

LONDON. June 2S-Tbere was an unpre-
cedented incident in the House OF Com
mons this evening, when Sir William YER
non Hsrcourt, supported by MIR. Baliour,
moved an address OF congratuintiou TO the
Queen upon the birth Of an heir to the Duke
of York. The motion was about TO oe
put when James Keir Hardie, probably the
most prominent Of tho laoor members OF
Parliament, arose and said;
"I owe allegiance 10 no hereditary ruler
COhl OhD The motion proposes TO raise
the Importance of an event Of every day
occurrence. l am delighted 70 learn that
the child is fairly healthy. (Oh! Oh9 L
shall be pleased to join in
THE ORDINARY CONGRATULATIONS
IL l meet the child's parents. But when
the House Of Commons, representing tue
nation, is asked to join In congratulations,
then, in the interests OF the dignity Of tie
House, protest.
Further on he said: There Is the
Prince OF Wales. What special blessing
has he conferred upon the nation tnat We
should rejoice with him
This child viii be surrounded oy syco-
phants and iiatterers, ana will be taught 70
believe himself superior 20 creation. In
course OF time he will tour the world WIN
RUMoRs or MoRGANrIC MARRIAGES
In his train. (Cries OF dissent AS tho
House has not found time 10 vote coincidence
with the widows. orphans and others who
are suffering from the terrible collery call
amity in Wales, protest against mum
merv.n
The motion was then put, Hard!e alone
protesting, and il was adopted amid pro-
longed cheering.
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BROKE UP IN A ROW.
The Iowa Delegation Protesting AsainS'
the Selection of Cleveland am 'pe
Southern Clubs Preparing to seceue'

the Selection of Cleveland, AMI the
Southern Clubs Preparing to seoede'
DENVER Col. June 2S.--The Iowa dele
gates to the National Republican Leagus
Convention, say the selection OF CIeFelan5u 5
instead of DesMoines as the place OF noIu,
ING thenext Convention, was accomplished
by fraud. and will appeal TO the Executive
Committee 70 reverse the decision.
The delegation has issued a statemen. 10
the Republican League declaring thaI Mt
Byers. chairman Of the delegation, cnal-
lenged in convention the ninety-one votes
of the College League cast lor
Cleveland by Theodore Cox. sec
retary Humphrey" the delegates
saw. replied that Cox nad
the proper credentials on file and Chalr-
man Tracey instantly overruled the oolec-
ton and counted the 81 votes. Alter tue
convention adjourned, upon demand OF
Secretary Humphrey for the credentials oil
Mr.. Cox, Secretary Humphrey rakes up an
old letter received by him from
Cox on May l9, 1894 IN which MI
Cox gives list of the college cluos, VI IN
all. and Secretary Humphrey now admits
rhst Cox had no other credentials The
letter was never presented to the commit
tee on credentials nor approved by the coz
Vention."
MIR. Byers says: "This may be the ONO
kind of politics; it may be the policy that
! Tracey and Humphrey intend 10 pursue,
but if they do and stick to it, the Repuol-
can National League is dead; deader than
| a mackerel in the seas"
J A meeting of Southern delegates has
( been called for the purpose Of organizing
| a Southern league on account Of the dis
/ satisfaction of the convention in refusing
| TO allow the adoption of the census plan OF
! representation in the South.
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Steamship Arrivals.

New YORK, June 2s.-Arrived Rhyn-
land from Antwerp; British Prince from
Manchester.
ROTTERDAM, June 2s.-Arrlved-Amster
dam from New YORK.
NEW YORK, June 2S-Arrived-Stuttgar
from BremeL; Traye from Bremen.
GENOA, June 2s.-Arrived-Fulda from
New York.
BREMEN, June 2s.-Arrived-Lahn from
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 2S.-Arrived, Co
lumbis, from New YORK.
QUEENsTowS, June 2S.-Arrived, Ger
manic, from New York.
GLASGOW, June 2S.-Arrived, Peruvian,
from New York.
HAMBURG. June 2s.-Arriyed, Scandis.
from New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-29
A MINNESOTA CYCLONE
Kills = Number OF People and Causes
Serious Property Damage.

Serious Property Damage.
LITCHFIELD, MINI, June 2S.-A cyclone
last night killed two persons. Several
others are Injured some fatally. Six or
seven farm houses were DESTROYED. One
house caught ire and was destroyed. The
dead reported are; Miss Jennie Lindstrom,
of St. Paul, aged %. Mrs John Sanders,
aged sixty.
ST. JOHN'SsU UNIVERSITY, MINI, June 2S.
"A cyclone struck ST. Johns University
at COllegeville last night totally wrecking
the Industrial school and all outbuldings.
The damage is about $4,000. No lives
were lost.
GLENCOE, MINI, June 2S.-A cyclone
struck about FIVE miles northwest of here
last night killing and injuring many. Five
in one family were seriously injured and
seven in another.
SLEEPY EYE, MINI, June .2S.-A cv-
clone visited this vicinityN,l lst evening.
Charles Meilk, aged l6, wasf fgught and
killed. The storm struck JohsS Schmitt's
house. three miles west, and father, moth
er and four children were scattered sever
al rods from where the house stood, more
or less injured, but only one, girl of IA,
is seriously hurt
WILLSIAR, MINI, June e2S.-Reports from
the country around here show that over
thirty houses were totally DESTROYED by the
cyclone. A family Of seven is reported to
be all killed at Roseland.
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Rody ofa Suicide.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, June 2S.-The al
most naked BODY of a woman about -
years of age, was taken from the Uhirl'
pool this afternoon, and from appearances
II is the remains of a suicide. The
remains were in bad condition.
Tue hair was gone and the body generally
lacerated The only pit OF clothing was a
pair OF black stockings and cloth top
shoes, pair of black corsets and
badly torn corset waist.
1t is believed that the body had been
in the water for about two weeks, and
came over the falls. Nothing has thus far
been discovered that would give the
slightest clue 70 the identity OF the uufor-
tunate woman. The remains have been In
the whirlpool since last Saturday.
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except the Pennsylvania, tonight with
over 500 present, passed resolutions TO
continue the boycott.
Los Angeles, CAL, June 2S.-The rail-
road tie-up is complete on both the South
ern Pacific and Santa Fe roads.
ST. PAUL, MINI. June 2S.-At 10 p. m.
there is no change. No efforts made to
move trains. Strikers quiet. Wisconsin
Central train left one nour late. Other
roads all right.
CHICAGO. June 2S.-Telegrams were sent
a short time ago from the A. r. U. head
quarters in this city ordering all men on
the Denver, Rio Grande and Union Pacific
roads out at once.
OMAHA, Neb., June 2S.-Though trains
were made up with Pullmans, IL was as
sured they would be detached out West
and not returned till after the strike.
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wAsHINGToN PERSONALS.
West Virginlans at the Capital aud What
They Are Doing There.
Special 20 tGi Rs0is,s-.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Those two hust-
ling young Democratic leaders, Joe and
win Chiffon, have been on a brief visit TO
Washington. partly on pleasure and partly
10 consult with members of the congress.
ional delegation regarding prelimiuaries of
the coming campaign. Both of them talk
Of the outlook iu West Virginia, in a wav
that shows they have no misgiving for the
future, and are eager TO get into the fight.
so as to again demonstrate 10 the foes of
the State Democracy that il is not so
easy TO capture the state on cleo
tiou day as it is some months
before. win Chiffon said that all he asked
of the party in Congress was 10 pass the
tariff bill without further delay and ne
would guarantee that, so far as West Vir-
ginia was concerned, the State Democratic
organization would do the rest
Mr. A a. Lewis, OF Weston, and Col. T.
J. Steers, the well known railroad coutrac-
tor Of Parkersburg, have also been in
Washington on business.
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pIsfMsoweLEo nIMsELF.
An Anarchist Inaiots aA Awfni Death
Upon Himself Rather Than bs Cap

Upon himself Rather Than DO Cap
tured.
PARIS. June 2s.-A dispatch from Mont
pelier announces an anarchist tragedy
growing out Of the efforts OF the police 10
discover the accOmplices OF the assassin or
Presidant CarnoE Cetto REd Montpelier
have been mentioned as places where the
murderer stopped previous 10 making his
way TO Lyons; consequently both towns
have been secured by detectives. Saut0
claims he had so accomplces. The police
believe he received Instructions
and advice at tho different towns
he visited. The detectives surrounded tho
the house of one Granier Grauler, sun
day afternoon, previous 20 the attack upon
the President was heard 10 remark: by
this time Carnot must have received his
quietus" As the President was not stab
bed until late the same evening 10 was con-
cluded Granier must have known an at
tempt was to be made upon the life Of tho
President.
The detective burst in the door OF Gra-
nier's home and summoned him 10 sur
render Granier, VINO was eating
his super, for "a moment sat mOtiOnless,
then, before the detectives could secure
him. picked up long and sharp knife and
plunged 1t into his abdomen and with few
swift turns Of the wrist disombowlod him
sell huu ltll W huG hNVF Huftt hb tApiIbu
almost instantly The police made a thor
ough search OF Granier's lodgings A
quantity Of anarchistic literature was dis
coAered and other documents which con-
meet Santo with Granier aud others In the
conspiracy The police admit they
have established that SantO, GraBiCr
and Laborier, who was ar
rested Monday, and others not
yet in custody, plotted the death Of Presi-
dent Carnot Ia order 10 avenge the oxecu-
tions Of RavachOl. valiant and Henry. all
of whom before dying announced that
their deaths would be avenged.
Santo will be tried July 70. at Lyons but
the charge against him will be parrlcide,
instead Of murder Article VIII OF tho
penal code DEGREES that an attempt against
the head OF the State is 10 be- 30 described
and punished. When SantO shall have
been condemned 20 death and the hour Of
his execution has arrived he will be con-
Quoted 10 the place Of bis execution Ia
his shirt, bare footed a1d with his head
covered oy black veil. The condemned
man will stand on the scRG0ld while an
officer Of the law addresses the people and
refers TO the enormity OF the crime COM
mitted. Ssnto will then DO decspltated by
the guillotiEc.
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TO CHASE ANARCHISTS.
Italy Will Not Demand Indemnity From
France

LONDON, June 2S.-The Rome corre-
spondent of the Times learns that the Ital-
ian government intends 10 propose 10 the
Powers the adoption Of a system Of inter
national supervision of Anarchism and the
creation of central bureau, say at Gene
va, for the exchange Of news In regard to
the movements of recognized Anarchists.
The Italian government does not intend 10
make a demand for indemnity for losses
sustained oy Italians in Franco through
pillage since the death of President Car
not.
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To BLOW up the omes.

MONTREAL, June 2S.-Shortly after mid
night this morning an attempt was made
10 blow up the Witness Office with dynamite.
A loud explosion simultaneous with the
shattering of glass startled the
neighborhood and dn alarm OF
fire quickly followed. The Witness is an
ultra. Protestant prohibition daily and has
at all times many enemies. The aim OF
the dynamiters was evidently the press
room, as that portion OF the building was
badly shattered, although as far as known
at present the presses were not injured.
The police are now investigating.
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NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of TelegrAphio News
la small space.

la small space.
PARIS, June 2S.-The liquidators Of the
Panama Canal Co. have signed an agree
menJ with tue new company. The latter
has sixty million francs 10 complete the
Panama canal.
USIoNTowN. PA, June 2s.-The Slavon-
ian colonization movement Is getting into
shape. The Canadian government will
give 200 acres 10 each emigrant 10 Mani
tOba.
COLUMBUS, o., June 2s.-The Columbus,
Hooking Valley and Columbus has restored
the 10 per cent. cut In wages.
Coshocton, Ohio, June 2s.-Democratic
Congressional convention for the nth dis
trict nominated James A. ID. Richards.
BURLINGTON, VT, June 2S.-The Demo
cratic State convention to-day made the
following nominations: Governor, c.. w.
Smith; Lieut.. Governor r.. n. Bullard;
Secretary Of State, j. w. Gordon; Audi
tor, r. Il. Sargent.
New York, June 2s,-At to-niGht's meet
ing OF the Good Government Club, Seth
Low was named as the man TO head the
movement against Tammany and misrule
at the November election.
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WHEEIING ". VA. FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 90 1894
lied bravel,

r,,ls lag staff. The crew rallied oraVely;
AMI afrer that they were never IN II anu .l1
we're hODelessly beaten. aie crosseo tue
Iinein 25:47, almost a minute Ia "a 6u'aITe, Ti's
Harvard's time oelnB 49, %" VI
OIlC.@i tIlsrvard, 6:O7. Two miles,
S,'y' 'J %, -. Harvsrd 1920. Three miles,
~ I aie i7.i1 Harvard 1875. Four miles,
I-oio az % AZ. Harvard "a 40. The triangular
l.a.S az 80, race between Yale, Harvard and
rCimmb;a ,eIU5g was rowed at half-past seven
CCiI-i' C,ciocly tbis morning aud resulted In the
= ,,.;TrInb S-y1I1 of Yale, Columbia second, Har-
ward third.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-29
Local usse Ball

The Emil: Schmitt base ball club, for
merly the Hubs, challenge any club in this
city fer a game of Oall on the tunnel green
next Sunday afternoon. The MOzar,S or
the House c Fermauus preferred IL ac-
cepted, please answer through this paper
Saturday morning.
Michael HobrEnt, the well known crack
base bal. player, OF the South Side, who is
now employed ov the Denuison profes-
siOual base ball team. who las been in the
city on visit, has gone TO join his club.
The Genoa base ball club offers chal-
leDge 10 the MOzarts for a game any time
in the near future for a stake of from $40
TO $50 a side. The GeuOas want 70 play
the Mozarts badly, and they claim that
team has acted ia Dad faith toward them
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TIE WEATHER

WAsHISsToS. D. c., June 2s.-For West
Virginia, generally fair; warmer; south
erlT winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair, except
probably thunder storms in northern por-
ton; southeriY winds.
For Ohio. fair: warmer, except station
ary temperature in the vicinity Of ClneIn-
natl scHtserly wiEdA
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REMARKABLE INCIDENT
Congratulations to the Queen on the
Birth of the York Heir
WERE OBJECTED TO IN COMMONS

BY James Kier Hardy, One OF the
Most Prominent Of the Parlla-
mentary LeadsIs-He Denies
His Allegiance TO any Hereol-
tary Ruler, and Tips on the
Doings of Royslty-Says the
Commons Had Not Time TO
Sympathize With Widows ana
Orphans Of Colliery Victims.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-29

James Il. Skunk mas a new dialect
comedy drama, entitled "Ths Scandi-
nsvlan, in which he star Loltie VII.
liamS next season.
Cecil Raleigh, the well-known Eng
lish playwright, is to marry Miss Isa-
bel Ellison, London actress.
Charles Klein has written a farce
calico willie, aud it will de presented
at the BijOu soon, with Charles Dixon
in the principal part
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-29

William Hoey, with John C. Rice as
his companion in the place OF Mr.. Evans,
Will use next season farce called The
tlamS," by the PaultonS. The piece
illustrates the adventures of two bogus
English nObleman in America
Louise Beaudet proposes to star in
"Betweet the Acts, an Eaglish version
OF the skStch which Theo used here re-
Gently.
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Michiran Democrats

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.. June 2S.-The
Democratic State Convention assembled at
3 o'clock. Edwin f. Uhl was nominated
for United States Senator for the long
term and John Strong for the short term.
both by reclamation. Ex.Cougressman
Spencer, of Fisher. was nominated for
Governor by reclamation. and b. +. Jor-
dan, of Barry county, was named for Lieu
tenant Governor
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At SHEEPSHIAD BAY.
"A Number of Well Contested Races
Were Run Yesterday.
IN THg LONG ISLAND HANDICAP

There was q Game Race and a
Close Finish-Lowlander He-
fused to Bulge, but Rowe sue
csedad in Getting the Others on
in Good Style-Sir Walter Get
the Race by a Nose Wlth
Roche and Don Alonzo CLOSE
After Him-How the Boys
Played Bau-Pittsburg Drops d
Game to Brooklyn.
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Knights OF st. John EIecs Omcers.

BUFFALO, n. Y, June 2S.-The couyen-
tion of the knights of ST. John closed to-
day with the election OF the following
officers: Supreme President, John VIII
helm, Cleveland; First Weep resident, J.
B. Todenber, Detrot; Supreme Secreta-
rv, NJ j. Kane. Buffalo: Treasurer, p. n.
Rowan, Evansville, Ind; Trustees, A. n.
Rupert, Buffalo, and j. F. Tobin, West
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ca.imIr-Psrr.r Pr,,ldsd.

PARIS. June 2s.--Presideut Casimir-
Perer presided at council Of ministers
to-day. Il was decided 20 ask the cham sers
tomorrow for a credit OF 5000 francs 70
De applied 70 the expenses Of the funeral OF
the laue president Premier Dupuy viii
deliver the funeral oraslon.
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COLLEGE BoAr RACING
Yale Wins Both Events at New Io,do.
Con0ecticut

NoAAotAlcur.
New LoNDoN, CoNN., June 2S.-Tbe v,ra
ana Harvard crews arrived az the s,arriny
smooth, out its surface was T0b,.del-.-' ',.0
TIE word came and both Sci, of -, -
struck the water together Harvard stg-,,
ed forty % the minute, hoping tC prssi-
Nale'S heart iu the first mile. YsIa ~
spOuded with th.rty-eigbt strokes sr5
kept right abreast Of Harvard. Fora Tlr.
long the boats raced nip and tuck. then
ale drew away. AT the half mile She vvas
a boat lsrgtn ahead At the mile Har,-a-.l's
stroke was thirty-siN; Yale. thirtv-eI,bt
aud she passed the mile and a hsIf rf1s.
teen seconds ahead of Harvard yq,s,s
strokes were deep and Harvar3,s
raggeG. Had they 0een perfect oars.
men, however. they would stW 49,
lost the race Oy their sreer.D,
The Harvard boat finally struck the ~
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Got q Thirty Barrel Wei.

PAREEuSBURG, W. VA, June 2S.-A
thirty barrel well was drilled in on the
SiSS farm, in the Valley Mills territory,
this morning and has excited oil men. II
opens a new territory within few miles
Ot this city, and the land is being leased
rapidly. The wen is owned by Parkers-
burg parties.
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The Chelsea China Company Closed.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., June %
The Chelsea China Company, OF New
Cumberland. West Virginia. which broke
away from the Manufacturers Association
and resumed at the old scale three weeks
ago, shut down to-day. The company has
been running double turn. Members Of
the company disagreed over the recent re-
sumption, a numDer Of the directors wish
ing 70 stand with the manufacturers. The
Chelsea employees 40 hands.
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wash Adktn. Keprlsr.d-

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 2S.-Gov.
MacCOrkle has reprleved until July 2
Wash Adkins, who was to have been
hanged at Fayetteville tomorrow.
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Pittsburg.. % o 0 0 ? l . 4
BroolZIyn..3 o 0 l 1 6 0 0 Oil

BrOozLyn. D D l vi
Earned runs. Pittsburg 8, Brooklyn s.
tvo-0ase hits, smith, Donovan, BecKley
and DaIv. three-base hits, Tredway,
Scbocb. Shindle; sacrifice hits, Dalv,
SchOcn. Foutz; stolen bases, Bleroauer'
Corcoran and Tredway; double plays,
Dalv and Suiudle; Glasscock, BlerOauer
and Becklev; first on balls, of Klllen :, on
Easton I, of Kennedy 3; struck out, oy
KiIlan /, by Kennedy , passed balls, Mer-
ritt 2. wild pitches, Kennedy; time, l'4o;
umpire, McQuade.
now THE REDs WON.
CrxcryNArI, o. June 2S.-HOy's muf In
the ninth inning gave Washington
chance to score three runs. The REDS won
bv good hitting and base runsing. Attend
ance, 900. Score;
Cincinnati. % o 0 l o l 2 =
Washington % 0 o D 0 D o j. /
Earned runs, Cincinnati, 4; errors, 3
and 4 hits, each; pitchers, Chamber
Curr,eo 9l; uP5nire uP5 eosi7g ET7s,is s4rors ,os in
ability 70 tsJ Rusie az the proper tnSle lost
aclOse but uniuteresting game 70 tN5 Colts
to-day. Attendance 800. Score:
Chicago. .......O o o 0 o 0 2 0 3-5
New York....O 0 D 3 0 , #-6
Earned runs, 3 and 1; errors, and 4; ;
hits, 9 and o; pitchers, Terry, Hutchinson
and Ru5ie; umpire, Lynch.
CLEvELAND's BATTING CLOTHES on.
CLEVELAND, June 2S-The Clevelauds
had a batting streak TO-DAY aud they sue
Ceeded in knocking Mullane out Of the box
ia the sixth inning. Weather hot Attend
ance l,2OJ. Score:
Cleveland. 3 6 8 o 0 0 l O-lS
Baltimore....1 o 3 3 0 0 Oil
Earned runs, Cleveland 5, Baltimore l (;
hits, Il and II; errors, l and 8; pitchers,
huauss and Cuppy Mullane and Inks;
umpire, Stage.
HOW Tue BEAN EATERS DID IT.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 2S.-By superior
batting and fielding the bean-eaters won a
closely contested ten-inuing game from the
Browns whose batting was good but field
WORK miserable. Attendance, $500
Score:
ST. Louis..8 1 1 . 0 o o 8 0 Ill
20 o 0 3 3 2-l2
Earned runs, aud .; errors, 10 and 3;
hits 10 ana Is; pitchers, CiarksOn. Haw-
ley, NiCou and StivettS; umpire, Hurst
AsLUGGINs MATCH.
LOUISVILLE, kY., June 2S.-To-day's
game was a slugging match from start 20
iUish although the PhilHes hit the hardest,
the home team was more fortunate in
punching their city. Cross and Pfeffer's
batting was a feature. Weather hot At
tendance, 300. Score:
Louisville ........3 OOO202 0 0 Eli
Philadelphia. col OO2 o o. 8
Earned runs, Louisville 5, Philadelphia
{; hits, l9 and -; errors, and 1; pitchers,
demmIng and CarSey.
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ComInr noms AraIn.

OUEExsTowg. June Z5.-Ricnard Croker
and bis two sons embarked to-day for New
| York on board the Waite Star Liner
Majestic.
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I THE PULLMAN TIE-UR.
Thousands of Members Of the A. R.
.. Have Quit Their Work.
WILL NOT HANDLE PULLMAN CARS

The Whole Western Country Tied
Up From Chicago to the Pacific.
No Trains Leaving Chicago and
None Starting East-The Trou-
BILE Likely to Extend Further.
Knights of Labor Taking
Hand-Serious Demonstrations
About Chicago.
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Strike on-Firemau Killed.

PIEDMONT. w. VA, June 2s.-A miners
mass meeting at Homecoming, Nd, this
afternoon declared the strike OF. All
mines in Georges Greek reRion will re.
sune in full tomorrow. Elk Garden mines
are working full to-day.
Patrick Donaboe, aged % years, fire.
man, fell under the train at Fraukville, at
midnight crushing MS shoulder and head.
q. n. to-day.
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STANDING or TIE CLUBS.
4 VERY ONE.SIDED AFFAIR
The Brooklyn's Batted Kiilsn All Over
,n. Ei,ld-Other Games.

PrrrsBURG, June 2s.-Io, DAY game YVES we.
a very oue-sided affair; Tue vlsllofs oS.- .S;..
ted Kiuen hard from the star! anu uusi.S
jnNing Attendance, ?, 40. Score:
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TO MAKE AN INQUIRY

Into the Cost Of Operating Parlor and
sleeping Cars.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June Ex-senator
Sherman to-day introduced a resolution
iusJrucJing the Committee on Inter State
Commerce TO inquire into the eXpedIency
Of regulating by law the employment and
use Of sleeping aud parlor cars not owned
by railroad companies engaged in inter-
State commerce. the cost Of operating
them, the charges made for their use, and
wnat ought 70 be reasonable charges for
the seats, 6erths and sections in such cars.