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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-27
The BIG STRIKE IS ON
The American Railway Union Ties up
Traffic On the Illinois Central

CHICAGO, June 26-The threatened strike
to enforce the boycott of Pullman cars was
inaugurated at 9 O'Clock tonight when the
American Railway Uuion ordered the Hi
nois Central men out.
The switchmen were the first 70 obey
and quietly walked out, tying up the SUD-
urban as web as express train service.
The nine o'clock train for st. Louis was
allowed to pull out as it was made up this
morning before the boycott went into
effect, but the train, the men asserted, was
the last that would be allowed to leave un-
til the Pullman strike was settled.
The union men were quiet and orderly,
but apparently determined TO a man 10
maintain the boycott. The strike, it was
asserted by an A. r. U. Official tonight,
will extend Immediately 10 FIVE other
roads-the Chicago, ST Paul and Kansas
City; Wisconsin Central; Northern Pa
cific: Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe'
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June 20. - Dis
patches from Chippewa Falls, Wis, la
Crosse Wis, and Mandsn, n. d., state
that all trains have pulled cut carrying
Pullman cars without any interference.
No strike orders have been received.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 26.-The Cali
fornia and Mexican trains on the santa
Fe left this city this afternoon carrying
three Pullman coaches. The railroad men
handled them without question. The a.
h. L. is not strongly organized here.
CLEVELAND, o., June 26.-Chief Arthur,
OF the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers, said that MS organization had nc
connection with the American Railway
Union whatever, and would therefore not
be affected in any manner Dy the same
He believed If the Pullman company had
refused to submit the question 10 aroitra
tion their position was certainly utenaole.
vACCINATING THE STRIKERS.
CHICAGO, June 26.-Pullman strikers
were vaccinated to-day en- masse. Aoou
400 men were treated at henslngton Tur
ner Hall by the City Health Department
physicians. The Chicago Typographical
Union has sent 500 to the relief fund.
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MrLvILLE, n. j., June 26.-Joseph
Whitsett stabbed his wife with black
smiths file, cut his daughters throat with
a razor, set IRE 70 his house and tried to
burn himself to death in the flames IN this
place this afternoon.
Mrs. Whitsett will recover, but her
daughter viii probably die
The family were at home soon after their
dinner hour, when Whitsett without any
apparent reason. grabbed long black
smiths tile and drove the sharp end Of It
into his wifes back,
DIRECTLY BETWEEN THE SHOULDERS
She and her daughter Jennie. aged nino-
teen. fed from the house, shrieking with.
terror, followed closely behind by the hus-'
baud and father, who overlook his daugh-
ter lust outside the door and fellei her TO
the ground with terrible olow with his
tst
Then he drew from his pocket a keen
razor and holding the girls head BACK
DELIBERATELY CUT HER THROAT
making cash that extended to her shoul-
der Leaving her where she fell, nc again
pursued and overlook his wife, Knocking
her down and beating her with the fury OF
a hiad man.
When he had deprived her OF conscious
ness he returned 10 tho house which he had
set on fire In dozen places. aud retiring TO
the parlor, lay down on the hoor
TO AWAIT DEATH BY THE FLAMES.
The firemen who were attracted 10 tho
scene by the flames had 10 use force 70 re-
move him from the house.
He was taken 10 Jail.
The house was burned 10 the ground.
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uen regarded as an insult. A free fight
followed and a mob Of Freachmen, headed
by flags aud armed with sticks, invaded
the yards OF the horse car company and at
tackled and badly beat the Italians. Just
as the trouble was becoming serious, the
project arrived and induced the French
men 20 recred.
AT two o'clock Yesterday afternoon the
Italian cafes were attacked. A number
of Italian stores were treated IN the same
manner. The mob marched through the
streets shouting; Down with the ltal-
iaus' Several Italians who were met IN
the streets were beaten and kicked. The
mob was reinforced and proceeded TO the
Italian Consulate.
THE POLICE yAINLY TRIED
% check the mob. The leaders procured
ladder, fixed IL % the balcony Of the Con-
sulate, and several rioters, headed by
drunken carpenter, entered the Consulate,
tore up the Italian flag, smashed the es-
the statuettes upon the floor
and kicked them 10 pieces and
seiz.ug upon two large and handsome oil
paintings, representing King Humbert and
Queen Margaret of ltaIy, they throw them
into the street A detachment Of military
engineers was summoned, and the soldiers
charged uDC1 the moo. After a short con-
tiiCt the rioters were driven out OF the con-
su.ace, which was then occupied Oy the
troops, and the Prefect made an apology 20
the Italian Consul
The ri0tous crowds spread throughout
the city, seized upon AL the Italians, men,
women and children. and took them 20 the
prefecture, believing that they were 70 be
expelled from the city. The Italians were
guarded BY the police until this morning,
when taa disorder
HAD TEMPORARILY SCBSIDED.
The leaders Of the attack upon the Ital-
ian Consulate were arrested to-day, and
this caused a renewal Of the disturbance.
Several m0bs gathered so soon as the news
Of the arrest 0f the ringleaders became
known and the Prefe-t was compelled 20
summon the troops AT II O'Clock this
morning. the military authorities had OcCu-
pied all the Du0.c squares aud 6OulevGrtS
with infantry, cavalry and artillery, and
Greuo0,s was 70 all iu-euLs and purposes
Ia q state OF siege.
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New York, June 26-The best race TO-
day was the Sheepheai Bay handicap, IN
which there were nine starters. Don AIon-
20 was not backed extensively, but was
better than the others and won oy good
length. In the opening race Lamphgnter
ran away from the others
Summaries: First race, Futurity course,
Lamplighter ia, (OoggetD, to ., won oy
a length: Merry Monarch, IA (Grlmn), o
to l. secoud; Kingston, ia (Slmms), . TO I'
LAird; time, l:ll So.
Second race-seven furlOnsS, Discount,
1O7 (Sims) } 70 !, won oy two lengths; Po-
teutate, l07 Brooks, u TO :, secona
Peacemaksr, IU4 PENN, TO /, tnlrd'
Time. :26 SIS.
Third race-five furlosgs, Sabilla, l25
(Hamilton) I 10 l, won By TWO lengths;
Urbania, rs (Lamie), 10 /, second; Lux,
lis (Reagan), 5 10 l, third. Time, I.Oo&'
Fourth race-Sheepshead Bay handicap,
one mile, Don AlOHzo, l22 (Slmmsl, . 70 i
won by a length; Roche, lI5 (LIttleheld),
% to !, second; Sir Waiter l2O (Doggett),
81 10 l, third. Time l:4l.
Fifth race, mile and d quarter, sport,
123, (Simms), 2 10 ., won Dy one ana hall
lengths; Herald, l02, (Grlihn), 8 10 l, sec
oud; George Beck, 90, (Perklns), Il 10 =
third: tine, 300 80.
sixth race, mile and a quarter, over five
hurdles, ST. John, $50, (Billings), . TO l
won by five lengths; Ballarat, ll5, lCalla-
ham, TO l, second; Japonics, 10, (hamlI-
toni, TO l, third; time, 2:23.
Following are the entries for tomorrow;
First, three fourth handicap, StoneneLl
1871. Sirocco 10 Lord Harry lO1, Ed.
Kearney lO5. HOey l05, May Win 100, LID
ertine 100. Rough and Ready 90, Sandowne
%. Gold Dollar 80, DR.. John 80. Second,
three fourth Zephyr stake, waiter lzO,
The Coon 10, Escape llO, Cesarlan llO,
Lulu Z lO7 Reclamation Z fO4.
Ibird. l 3.l6 miles, selling, Ducat ITO, Tom
Skidmore 10, Chief Justice l06, Long
Beach JOG. Clementine lOl, Miss Maude
100. Deception 81. Galloping King 90, Ma
Tor General 90. Fourth. Is miles, hanul-
can. Chant III, Joe Ripley ll3, Peace
maker ll3, OrnUs los, Beldemere IS,
/ SeataukeU eS. Antipode 80, Eric
rIIJu mue, ss.uug FcrIitP IJ3, Cnief JUS
tice lU1, Long Beach l07, Aloha l05, Miss
MauGe l02, Arab qS, Cactus 81, Captain 7.
o., Marshall %, High G. %, Room Hood
%, Lochinvar 81, Our Maggie %, Shadow
~, Hazau s., Melody So. SIxth-one-
eighth, handicap on turf, Comanche 1876,
Cnargde l26 Top Gallant l20, Herald lis,
Lizzie Il2, Mask 100, Clementine lO5,
Screphon l04, Blue Garter IS, Lonsdale 60.
WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS.
CHICAGO, June %. First race, mile,
Cass won; time, l:20. Second, one mile,
Adeante won; time, 1:5lH. Third, Is
mile, ModerociO Won; time, :06, Fourth,
handicap, LILO mile, King Charlie won {,
time, 300. Fifth, q mile, Domino won;
time, l:l75[.
RESULTS AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoUIs, Mo, June e26.-East St. Louis
results: First race, 3 furlongs, Avon Dor
won; time, l:O1&4. Second, y-l6 mile,
Maud Mcmillan won; time, l:Ol. Third,
8 furlongs, Chartreuse won; time, 1859
Fourth, . furlongs, Mitra won; time. l :O1.
Fifth, mile, Roqueiort won; time, l:5l.
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corsrl,m i.nulnallnr. 1.

WAsHEGroN, d. c.. June - The orig
inal Coxey arm Wis not anxious - extend
a fTaternal hand 20 other Common wealers,
the chief reason being that their oAu sup
ply Of provisions Is so low that mealf have
become scanty and infrequent. Mfrshal
Carlo Browne has turned out OF camp
Frye and bis army who arrived hort sun
day. tired, hungry and woe begons after
their long Journey from tue West. Frye
and his men went over 20 the Galvan camp.
a mile away, " here they were welcomed
by the dozen members Of that army stiil
remaining in that vicinity. The 0alyan-
ties, however, mad little 20 Offer their fel-
low COmmonwealers. The COKogte brig
AIDES are slowly dwindlinR. No interest 10
taken Ia them now Dy the puollc, and con-
tributions have about ceased.
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A SEVERE STORM.
Visits sistersviIIe, 81. Mary's and other
Points down the River.

Spsci0i fot7s hsqtsf~-.
SIsTERsvILLE, W. Va, June %. - This
evening a terrific storm broke over this
town. ana in a few minutes had done i'm
mense damage At least fifty oil we'll der
ricks were leyelled in the Sistersville field,
aud reports from other points in Tyler
county are that FULLY as many more are
down, making an aggregate loss Of thou
sands Of dollars. The wires Of the Eureka
Pipe Line Co. are down and no communi-
cation can be had.
Word received from St. Mary's is to the
effect that the storm there was very heavy.
Trees were twisted OF or uprOoted, house
roofs lifted anu chimneys blown down. A
number OF oil well derricks we're blown
down in the field about St Mary's. Sew
eraI persons are reported injured but none
fatally.
The storm was heavy at q number Of
points in this vicinity.
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rnE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs
The state Union n Gets At Grafton To-
Day.


GRAFTON, WA, June 90. Perhaps the
largest and most influential Christian or
ganization in the State meots in this city
tomorrow. The fourth annual convention
or the West Virginia Christian Endeayor
Union convenes here tomorrow, snd Will
be in session the 9Th. 18th aud 18th. The
West Virginia Christian ,Eadeayor Union
is composed Of delegates and ffpresanta-
tives from the local organizatHts <-l------s,
Christian Endeayor of all Christian de-
nominations all over the state. IL
is On army OF Christian workers..
The Union will elect delegates
70 the international convention
70 be held at Cleveland. Ohio, July li-l5,
1894, which will be similar 10 tho great
convention that last assembled at Madison
Square Garden, New YORK City.
Several hundred delegates and visitors
will be In attendance at this union AZ Graf.
ton, and an interesting programme will be
carried out as well as business or import
ance transacted.
our hospitabls people are now ready 70
entertain the many visitors who are now
beginning 10 arrive, the most OF whom Will
arrive tomorrow. Beautiful programmes
have been printed aud distr butcd.
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Threaten to Destroy the Town.

CoLORADo SPRINGS, Colo. June %
Ruuors Of all sorts Of contemplated out
RACES are in the air here and the mails are
burdened with threatening letters. Last
nigat W. II. Brooks, who has mines az
Cripple Greek and was the first mrne own
er 20 require nine hours fer days work,
received warning that a band Of miners in
tended 70 take him out and serve him as
Gen. Tarsney had been served.
Sheriff Bowers received the following
letter:
Unless the cowardly rascals who at
tackled Gen. Tarsney are arrested by Mon
day your city will be burned up"
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CROKER COMING BACK
lie VIII be In New YORK to Face the Lex.
new Committee.

CORK. IRELAND, June 26.-Rlchard Gro
ker, Of New York, who Is now on a visit
te Ireland, in an interview, at Killarney,
said
There Is absolutely not a particle OF
truth In the statement that am flying from
the United States, and from the LexnOw
committee and here is the evidence, Show
ing a yellow passage ticket which be Sc
cured in Liverpool, on June l9, when he
booked three Oerths for mis- return journey
TO New York, on board the White star
Line Steamship Majestic, which sails To-
morrow
II had touch Of malaria and my eldest
boy was also sufferer, and we thought
the ocean trip and short run through Ire
land would do US good / intended 20 stay
longer, but 50 soon as they began talking l
thought / would return"
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MAD frnm the shock.

PARIS. June 26.-Ali the public services 5
will 20 into mourning for thirty days out OF
respect for the memory Of the late Presl-
dent. Among those VINO witnessed the ar
rival Of the body Of President Carnot at
the palace this morning were the mead ser
wants of the Presidents household lnclud-
ing his coacnmsu. The latter, who was
greatly attached 70 tue President was so
affected when be saw the coffn carried INTO
the palace that ne fell inseusiole and since
died from the shock.
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rHE BODY AERrvEs IN PARIS.
Thousands Turned Out to Meet the Train
Deepest Sorrow Everywhere.

pans. June 26.-The funeral train bear
inc the remains Of the murdered President
OF the republic arrived here az 5:lO d. ID.
The prefect of the Seize, NJ. POUoeAe, auO
his stan; the prefect Of police, NJ. Loze,
and mis- staff; the railroad officials and
General Saussier, the military governor OF
Paris. with his staff met the BODY at tue
station, which was heavily draped. Ine
ceremonies at the railroad terminus, how
ever. were private and consisted only In
the formal transfer Of the remains 20 tue
project of the Seine. The caskel was
placed ia a hearse in the presence OF the
officials mentioned and the officers or tle
late Presidents military household, head
et by General BOrius chief OF the military
household, Captain Jaureguioerry ana
Colonel ChamOin, and escorted 20 the Ely
see palace followed 5y i've carriages, IN
tudiuga landau which was occupied Oy
Nadame CaruOt and her three sons
10 spite Of the early hour ana tue iact
that the time the remains were 10 arrive
here was not generally known, several
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WEFEITNq " VA WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 81. 1884

and MANY Of them barely escaped with
their lives. Wholesale pillage reigned
supreme throughout the night, and g large
number OF Italians have Oeen hope.ess1y
ruined. Others nave fed from Lyons ana
more are expected % follow. Scenes o.
disorder similar 90 those witnessed mere
last night are reported from other towns
of France. notably from Greuoble and
Diion. and there Is a prospect OF more riot
ing today. The troops have supported.
the police in every case in he Efforts OF
the authorities 10 restore order.
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contrnrrto mammn.. Id.u.

Weren't you a. the front door last
night when Mr.. Smith Gamer" inquired
the mother Of the daughter, referring
to the young man who had been coming
seven nights week for year.
"Yes, mamma" chirruped the daugh-
ter.
~ thought be dids't ring"
That's all know ABOUT Il, mamma, :"
and the delighted damsel extended =
finger with q brand new soIitairs gilt
tsEiHs on it-Detsoit Freq PrssA
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visitor-what is that young woman

visitor-Wkat is that young woman
remarkable for?
Dime Museum Man-This young lady,
sir. is the school teacher who bad her
pupils celebrate Aroor Day oy planting
trees instead Of Spouting poetry.
Little Miss-Boys is awful coarse, ,isn't
they?
Aunty-WhY do you thi0k so?
Little Miss-Johnny calls bis new
coat sweater" instead Of 'persDer-
atloner."
Little Dick-Mzmma wanted me 70
take piano lessons, but coaxed her 70 let
me have q fiddle.
Little Dot-Do You ike fiddle?
Little Dick-So, but think she'll get
tired Of that quicker than 3 plano.
Teacher-Hs who wolld rule must
frst learn to obey. Do Jpu understand
that?
Bright Boy (re6ectIytly)-l s'pose
that means that q msn ought TO get
marrisd before he bssins teac1in
achoA
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FnneraI Arrrnrements.

PARIS, June 26.-Premier Dupuy pre- pre-
sided at a Cabinet council to-day, called
10 determine upon the arrangements Tor
the funeral Of the late President Ine
BODY is now guarded uy four cadets from
the military school Of ST Cyr. II viii soon
be placed on a catatalqUe in the Court
Yard ofthe Elysee, there 10 lie in state un-
I'll Sunday, when twill be escorted Wlt9
much ceremony 10 the Pantheon ana
placed beside the remains OF the late Pres
ident's grandfather, Lazar Carnot NINE.
Carnot has received a sympathetic tele-
r-ram from the Gar.
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Ex-Governor Wilson At Romuey.

cIttIlI 70 tIEs 4a1ss@s---
RoMNEY. W. Va, June Ex-Governor
Wilson spoke to-day 70 good audience.
He finds the causes Of the hard times in
the thirty years Of Republican misrule, in
reckless buying at the Worlds Fair. and
in the very meaRs that people have taken
70 save their money in the stocking In
stead Of the bank. He charges the Repuo-
licans with delay and some Democrats with
giving Us a worse tariff oill than we ex-
pected. He insists on redeeming pledges.
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rhev Wni sltht Duel.

PARIs, June 36-Ac a pleu2ry meeting
Of the Republicans equities and senator's
this evening which was called % decide
UpOn-s candidate for the Presidency. the
m5mb bers of the Two chan berS were uu-
able 70 come 20 an agree emeut and u1e
meeting eliminated in an uprCar. during
which deputies Berteaux and SaUzet came
20 blows The result Of the encounter is
that botn gentlemen have appointed Sc
conds aud a duel VIII oe fought.
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EBWSLgB
Interesting Pieces Of Tsiegrap,iic news
In small space.

LoyDos. June 26.-Lord Randolph
Churchill has engaged passage for New
York. He viii visit Chicago, aud will
sail from Vancouver for Japan.
CHICAGO, June 29.-A passenger, name
not known. in a Lake Shore train, near
Grand Crossing, put mis- head out Of the
window snd cut bis throat
MADRID, June o. The explosion took
place to-day ia a mine az Lecalida. Austria.
The dead bodies Of eRht miners have al.
ready been recovered and 81 are still mlss.
ing.
CARDIFF. June 28.-There have now been
received from tbs Albion collIery a.
Cilfyndd. ~ bodies.
SPRIsGFIgLD, liz, June 2C.--The Demo
cratic Congressional Convention for the
Seventeenth district tonight unanimously
renominated Wm. u. Springer.
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A Young man, lust home from college

A young man, JUST home from college,
wishing TO inspire bis little sister with
awe for mis- learning, pointed TO star
and said:
"Do you see that bright little luni-
nary? lis bigger than this whole world. 4"
NO faint" said she,
eyes, il Is" declared the young collie
gian.
Then why don't IL keep OF the rAin?'
was the triumphant rejoinder.
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WRECK on THE n. 6 W.
A Brakeman and . Tramp Killed-Coal
Cars go over an EmbankmenL

HUSTISGToN,W. VA. June GA freight
wreck occurred near Dunlow, on the Nor
folk and Western railroad to-day, in which
George Donalds, brakeman, and Henry
Meyers a negro stealing a ride, were killed.
The train was composed Of coal cars, one
of which jumped the track and ten follow
ed, including the caboose, down high en-
hankment
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saepserfsst Prizes.

New YORK. June 25.-Tne prizes award
ed in the National Sasngerfest are as fol-
lows:
City Organizations, first, Brooklyn.
First Class Societies, hrst Jgnger Man
nerchor, Philadelphia.
Second Class Societies, first, Williams
burg SaengerbunG.
Third Class Societies, Syracuse Saenger.
hrtud
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KIorrNs DURING THE NIear.
Many Italian shopksePers, sculptors. Car
49, - nn---.L.-.-- ---...---a

Many Italian shopkeepers, Sculptors. Car.
ver.. etc, ComDIeteiy Ruined
LY0N-. june 2f.-Tle Disorders here and
ether places iu France, resulting from the
indignation 0s the people az the assassina-
tio1 Of President Garnet, were continued
throughout the night Crowds Cf rioters
ttr0lECd the streets, and iu spite OF the
efforts Of the police and military sacked
Italian stores aud tayerDs, and after throw
iDy their contents into the street made bon
fires OF everything c0mbustible.
Tue police frequently charged the rioters
who al vavs retreatet before the officers Of
the law. seeming determined 70 demon
strate the tact thar they were viudictive
against Italians only. and not seeking a
conflict with the authorities. Here and in
other towns or France excited Uy the mur-
DER OF President CaruOt the Italian sculp-
tors, wood carvers, image makers. grocers
and e ders suffered at the hands OF the
moo g 1en ferretted out tney were beaten
enc rolled into the gotrers their belong
80 were Se'Asa ana Dro2en y or burned,
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LISBON, June 26-Six Spaniards have
been arrested Ia this city charged with
posting red p-scards yesterday on the lead
i0E tE0rouglfares The piacsrds were
iuscribe "RavaChoI, valiant auC Henry
are avenged. Santos arm has rendered
them Justice
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how rhev stand for Presidents

PAEI,. june 26.-At meeting Of all the
Republican Senator's this afternoon in
order 20 decide upon candidate FOR the
Presidency, a vote was taken with the fol-
low result. ~. CasiRer-Perier 144;
n. -.gCy Is; NJ. Brisson O., NJ. DeFrey-'
ciuet 4; VI. ConStans .; NJ. Arago .; NJ
LOuoet .; NJ CavaiguSc l.
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Severe About Pitt.burg

PITTsBURG, KAN, June GA terrific
thunder, wind, rain and hail storm prevail
ed IN this section tor six hours last night
and IL was almost as destructive as cy-
clone. Trees were blown down or entirely
stripped OF their foliage al over the city.
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IN raE HANDS OF A MOB.

Italians Badly Treated In Grenob'e-The
Italian Consulate Attacked Ana De-
spoiled.
GKgyoBLE, June 26.-There has been
serious rio,iug here The disturbance
commenced on Sunday night and was con
tinued until early this morning. LaIe
sunday night number OF Freucn ana
Italian workmen employed on tne notSe
,.s- lines were drinking in a wine shop. An
Tta1ian made a remark which the French
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ASSISTED RY DARKNEsS.
Warrington Almost Bats Out q Victory
at Ptttsburs IN the Last Inning.

PITrsBURG, June 26.-Pittsburg batted
and ran bases well to-day and had the game
well IN hand up TO the ninth inning, when
heavy clouds made il 50 dark that the field
ers could not see the ball, allowing the Wis
itors % score four runs. Attendance, :, 800
Score: