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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-03-23

hall and he did not give the order 10
fire. Instead he appealed TO General
McCook a, Fort Logan, ten miles
from the city for United States troops
to help keep order in the city. Gem
cral McCook responded in person, nc
eompanied by 300 meu who were en-.
campcd near the depot for the night.
II was explicitly stated by General
McCook that he came not to interfere
in the contest, but to assist in main
tanning order in the city.
Governor Waite, having decided tina,
he needed larger force before begin
ming an assault on the city hall, or.
dcrcd the militia back To their bar.
racks lilo then caused General Tars'
ney TO issue an order TO the National
guard at Leadville, Aspen, Boulder,
Pueblo, Grand Junction and Durango
to hold themselves In readiness To pro-
coed to Denver " ordered to do 40 on
Friday, General Tarsncy said that
fully 1900 men would be under arm,
on saturday IN Dcpvor--s00 regular.
and 800 extras.
Late in the afternoon the attorney,
for Orr and Martin applied to Judge
Graham, who had issued the injune
ton, to order the arrest Of Governor
Waite for contempt Judge Graham
refused, however, TO sign the writ, say
ing that he did not believe that III,
governor intended to be vicious !,
this muttcr, lie said he would wall
for further developments.
This was the situation when the cit
ireps Of Denver went to bed on Thurs
day night.
Ihc hostilities Of Friday consisted
The Washington times., 1894-05-01
TERRIFIC LANDSLIDE.
Banks of the River st. Ann Caye In,
Causing Great Destruction.

Banks of the River St. Ann Caye in,
Causing Great Destruction.
QUEBEC, April 30.-Friday night at about
$50 o'clock the inhabitants Of the village Of
st. Adams, situated about forty-flve miles
from here. and four miles from Lachretvro-
there Station. In the county OF Port Neuf,
heard terrific noise resembling the roll of
thunder in the distance. The soil vibrated
and panic ensued. The people believing the
ground was going to open under them rushed
away as fast as they could.
Near the parish church Is q curve In the
river st. Ann which makes waterfall. The
sides of the river, composed CT clay, caved in,
blocking up the natural channel OF the river
for q distance OF five miles and to depth of
II feet, making the water rise hundred feet
above the earth walls that were supposed to
hold it back. The walls were not strong
enough to keep in check the fury of the
stream. and with terrible roar and rush the
water came down upon the unprotected vii
lage, carrying away the bridge. At 10 o'clock
p. m. the water rose at st. Casmierv, and
carried away another bridge at st. Ann. At
II o'clock it carried away two piers OF the
bridge and all the lumber booms, along with
the wharves.
The house Of farmer named Gauthier. at
st. Adams, is completely buried. and the four
unfortunate people who occupied it are sup
posed to be crushed beneath the ruins. At
the place where the house was buried smoke
can be seen, and it is feared the house caught
fire, which means sure death to the inmates
that were known to have been within.
The accident has been especially severe on
the dumb animals. Hundreds of cattle, sheep,
and pigs have perished and amid the wreck
age which floats past the poor brutes can be
seen struggling. apparently making an effort
to reach the shore, which their exhaustion
renders abortive.
River Noire, the exact place OF the accident,
is not near telegraph station, and no in
formation as to the number and names OF the
dead can yet be had with certainty. The peo-
pie OF all the surrounding districts are panic.
stricken. and on account of the altered con-
dition of the country it is very difficult to
reach the scene and return. The piece of
land which slid into the river is about "A mile
long and four miles wide. The latest in
formation received is to the effect that $780,
600 worth of property has been destroyed and
twelve people have been killed.
The Washington times., 1894-05-01
BLAINE-BEALE WEDDING,
NuptiaIs of the Late Sccrctary's Daughte
and Mr.. Truxton BeaIe.

NuptiaIs of the Late Secrctary's Daughter
and Mr.. Truxton Beale.
Very quietly and in the presence OF their in
innate personal friends Truxton Beale, ex-
minister to Persia and Harriet Blaine, daugh-
ter of the late Secretary Blaine, were married
at the Blaine family residence on Lafayette
square Mt o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Hamlin. pastor of the Presbyterian
Church Of the Covenant performed the cere-
mony. Edward Woolston, of New York, was
the best man, and there were no bridesmaids.
There was an entire absence Of show or cere-
mony about the wedding.
Among the persons and officials who were
present on the score of personal friendship
were Senators Cameron, Lodge. Jones of Ne
vada. Hale, Frye. Chandler. and Allison, Sir
Julian Pauncefort, the British ambassador;
Mr.. Susa Rosa, the Portuguese minister; the
Maine representatives, in Congress, and Rep
resentative Hit, with Mrs. Hit, completed
the list of wedding guests.
Miss Blaine and Mr. Beale had been en-
gagged for some years, but family sorrows
from time to time had postponed the we'd
ding.
The Washington times., 1894-05-01
In Memory of Her Father.

Large punches of American beauty roses
yesterday adorned the desks in the State De-
partment formerly occupied by the late Secre-
tary Blaine and his son, Walker Blaine. They
were memorial tributes from Miss Harriet
Blaine ON the morning of her wedding day.
The Washington times., 1894-05-01
LADIES'
UNDERWEAR
At IS Per Cent.
Less Than Cost.

On account Of the lack of room and
dullness of the times we've decided to
do away with our LADIES UNDER
WEAR DEPARTMENT.
The quicker we sell it out the better
pleased We'll be. And Is PER CENT.
LESS THAN COST will move it.
Every article is new, this seasons
stock, made by the best underwear
manufacturers in the country. There's
absolutely nothing to hinder the clos
ing out sale of this department from
being an unprecedented success.
The Washington times., 1894-05-01
If Col. Brcckinridcc spcaks.

PARIS, KY, April 3O.-The postmaster has
placed in the hands of the judge and sheriff
an anonymous letter dated and mailed in
New York. giving him fair warning not to let
Col. Breckinridge speak here May Z, upon
peril OF dynamite explosion intended to kill
the Congressman and all who may be near
him. Some give it serious thought, but
others regard it as n harmless joke.
The Washington times., 1894-05-01

In the light of our present low prices there
isn't much excuse for shabby clothes.
WANANAKER & BROWN, Tailors
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-29

ihiapN January H-1tr G ~ T.,r,
msl has )ust returned from aernsg
waefe he accompanied his aagrhtsr W..
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Y zie m ~oiczystej,

- Meczennikom W Krozach. Krzyze
pamiatkowe ku uczczeniu pomordowa.
nych " Krozach wloscian postawili ssmi
wloscisnie W gminie Barszczowicach
kolo Lwowa, a W sasiednim Jaryczowie
odbylo sic W tymze czasie uroczyste ma.
bozehstwo. wv Kamienicy zas, wielkiej
wiosce poiozonej W powiecie limsnow-
skim, s~licznej gorskiej okolicy, jak
donosi nPrzyiaciel Ludu", rads gminna
rowniez powzieia, W lutym uchwaie
wzniesienia u siebie psmistkowego krzy-
"a. Uchwale te powtarzamy doslownie
wedle urzedowego dokumentu. Brzmi
ons, jsk ~nastepUje: INA posiedzeDiu
rsdy gminnej dnia "a lutego 1894 r., "
Peinym komplecie zebrsna rada gminna
jednogiosnie uchwslila, azeby p~amistko.
wy krzyz z wizerunkiem Pana Jezusa "a
pomordowanycb.w kosciele ma Zmudzi
pod panowaniem moskiewskiem katoli-
kow, wystawiony zostaI tn W Kamienicy
Przy kosciele, co ma dow6d tego zobo
wiazuje sic gmina dostarczyG materyalo-
wego drzewa ma pamiatke. J6zef Ca
ron, volt, Wswrzyniec Hudzicki, Jan
Duda, Jan opad, sWojciech Majkszak,
hsciej Kusiel, Andrzej Kusisl, Jan u
3ziela, Jan Kuszeja, Jan Srsndovski,
Tomssz W6jtoj, Tomssz Krychocki,
Maciej Wojtal, rsdni. Kamienics, dnia
"a lutego Iss4". Uchwsis rady gmin-
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POdziekOWnnie.

In Diary zlotore ola Biblioteki i Mu-
zeum pod opiska Nv. Mar. Pol. "a kwie
Glen i maj.
monete 5 z3ot. pol. p. A, Bisszozyh-
skiemu; Broszury, ?. ST. Kociemskiemu.
Niemieckie dzielo eprawiona duAego
iormatu / 3 tony powiesci pod tytuiem
,Slsps niewolnica z Szirss" p. St. Kara
siewicz. Autogrsf pisany syrokonli dsro
walp. Z. zarav ski; Gazette angielska III
lat stars, wyd. W Baltimore, Md, p. F.
N. kukasiewicz z Little Rock, Ark
$50 kamykew rzecznych zbier. T. 1865
1879 i zlane szklo z porcelana wiel.
kiego poasru Chicago 1871 I. p. Ant.
Sherman. 4 tony ksiasek pod tytuiem
,Party1anka ezyli Wojna Ola ludlow
powstajscJ CHI. Szko'a nsrodews, Ele
mentarz IrekeE6w, Dzie}o nienieckie
Dalmsns j ang. opis podr6ay pc Anne,
ryce i Kapsdzie. p. l. Msehnikowski.
Medal Arcybiskupa Fisikowskiego.
Medal zlaczsnia Polski i Litwy. Medal
konstytucyi 3go msia. dukat polski zr.
1881 i Album Bi,kupow i Prymas6w
Gnie { aie.kioh, cd wiel ks. Zalewskiego
z S. Chicago, odebrai pan G6recki, a do
muzeum z,ozoae przez komitet z Tow.
Tomasza Zana. Ia zakupienie do czy.
telni / tuzina trzonk6w do gazet, p. M.
Dszemale.
w imieniu dy%rektorow sk'ads pc.
d~ziekowsnie So. Iercze1oski.
CHICAGO, 81 mala 1894.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13

tel grupy, te posiedzeuia odbywa6 sic
oeda W ,,Ponemah Hall" pod Mr.. 1901
Boltsr ul. ipomisdry Germantown ave-
i B.oad).
Ninieiszsm zawisdamism cz}on.
k6w grupy 17s " North Little Rock
Ark, il posiedzenis nadal cd
bywa6 sic bsda W nowo wybudov anei
hall para6alnei mad szko'a PREY kosc'ele
O zwykiym orasie. Takae prosze ably
sic czlonkowie jak najliczniej zebrali,
poniewsa przyszse po ,iedzenie jest kwsr
t.lnem.- M. A. Lnkaszewicz sekr
prot.
- zwiszek Mar. Polski gruPs Mr.. l
W Flladel6i zaprasza wszystki,h cziou
kow ma posiedzenie, kt6re sic odbedEie
Is t. m. o 8sj wieczorsm ma sail zwy
klyoh posiedzef, N. 3oiej i Noble ul,
Poniewaa q wstne sprawy do zaistwie
mis- konisoznosc wymsgA ably kaady o1io
mex stawil sic osobisoie; kwestyom, ktore
beds rozstrIygase wiekszos'is gaosow,
czionkowie nieobecni beds zmuszeni
uleg.a. - A. Wojczyhski sekr.
- Z~awiadamism czionk6w Tow. J.
Kilifssisgo / B. Giowackiego gr. l3s
W Baltimore, Md. il przyszie posiedze.
ME odbedzie sic dnis "a czerwca r. b.
ma ulicy Carolina pod 219 W lokslu OBJ.
ORA Chudryh.kiego, ma kt6rs niniejsIem
zsprssaau. - J6zef Wyczslek, sekr.
fin. i prot.
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POsZukiwan ME.

Krystyan Jakubowski, pochodzacy !
Budzanows, gubernii warszawskieI
przybyi z New Yorku do Chicsgo j p:
szukuje swej siostry Amy, ktora W
1890 przybyia z krsju wprost do Chics'
go wrsz 2 p. Nolds Ja sans Tub ktoby
wiedzisi o mieiscu jej zsmieszkanis
proszs mi isskswie doniesc o jej poby'
Gle, adresujsc:
Krystysn Jacob,
,Zgoda", STA Noble St. Chicsgo, Ill
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nej sostaia rychlo wykonana pr.ez mic
szkahcow Kamienicy, a duia s-go kwie.
tina odby{o sig poswiecenie pamiatko.
wego krzyza. Udziai W pieknej uroczy.
stosoi wzie}o okoio 5000 wloscian z pa
rafi, a zacny proboszcz miejscowy, Ia.
nonik Gorski opowiedziai W poduiosiej
wzruszajacej movie o tenn, CO zaszlo
pred kilku miesiacami W Kro4ach, opo-
wiedzia& o okrucienstwie Rosyan, o me-
ztwie wioscian i meczenskiej ich smier-
ci. q rzewnemi irami siuchal slow ka-
plana lud nasz polski, co to umie kocha6
i zaiowac braci; gorace a serdeczne mo-
dly zanosili do nieba wioscianie, aby
skohcayiy sig raz jus meki nieszczesli-
wei Ojcsyzny uciskanej przez wroga.
W. Lwowle aresztowano zuowu
ofabryksntke anioik6w" niejaka N. Ro-
zecka. Przyjmowala ona niemowleta
ma wychowanie i zamsrzala je giodem.
Znaleriono u niej dziecko plci meskiej,
wyschie i chore z giodu. Odeslano je
do szpitaliks sw. Zofi, niegodziwa zas
kobiete oddsno W rece sadu.
- Morderstwo. w okolicy Racisza
zamordowany zostai Icek Abraham La
Gilman, handlarz porcelany i fsjansu,
posiadajacy fabryke W Kole. Zamordo-
wal go ~siutacy, J6zef Szczepaniak z
kola, ktory przyrnai sic, Re dopuscii sic
zbrodni ola rabunku. Wozil zwioki
Lachmsns pr.ez dni kilka, ukryte W wo.
zie, pc roznych wsiach i miastacb, az
nareszcie u~patrzywszy chwile odpowie-
dnia, wrzucii je W worku do WHISKY, pod
vista R~sdziwie, W powiecie g~ostynskim.
Wods w~yrzucila zw}oki pod DUNNO
wen, gdzie Z papierow W kieszeni trupa
ukrytych, wykryto osobistosc zamordo-
wanego, a W dalszym ciagu natrafono
ma trop z~brodniarzs. Szczepaniak re
zrabowanych Il2 RS. zdatyi wydac yale
dwie 8 rs.
- Paderewski oiarowsi ma pomnik
Chopina W Zslazowej Wolf 1000 fran
kow. Potrzebny fundusz ma ten eel jest
juz zebrany.
Z Czarnkowa donosza o nastepuja
Gym smutnym wypadku. Sz{o troje
dzieci szkolnych z Mlynkowa re s.koIy.
Pc drodze cbciaiy sic wykapaG ma HUI
bach W stawku gospodarza Streicha.
Mieczysiaw Nowak dostal W wodzie
scisnienis sercs i natychmiast utonai.
Cialo pozuiej re stawku wydobyto. Gdy
sic rodzice W Tarn6wku o smierci lego
dowiedzieli, rozpacz ich byla okro.
pna.
- GermaniIscya. Poiozone W po-
wiecie leszczyhskim dominis Karchowo
i'Belecin polaczono W jeden obwod
gminy j przechrzcono ma ,,zedlitzwal-
de".
- I~nowroc}aw. Brak robotnika tax
wielki, re ma prosby r~olnik6w, ~rejencya
bydgoska pozwolila dzieciom szkolnym
isc ma 2 tygodnle do roboty pr.y bura-
kach.
Pos}owie polscy sejmu ~pruskiego
podobno przygotowuja memorial o po-
treble uczenia mowy polskiej W szko-
bach, ktory wreczye chca ministrowi O.
swiecenia Bossemu.
w Pelplinie odbedzie sic 8 i o IL
pea r. b. drugi zjazd spiewskow i pre-
m~yslowcow polskich.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
For Physical Culture.

New HAVEN, April 5.-The sew
enth annual convention of the
American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Physical Education
will be held in the Yale gym
nasium today and the two ensuing
days. 1t IS expected that about
300 instructors in this work will
attend the convention, represent
ing college gymnasiums, normal
and public schools, and turning
societies. Addresses will be deliv-
cred by DR.. Sargent, of Harvard {;
DR.. Seaver, Of Yale; DR.. Gulick, of
Springfield, Mass; DR.. Hitchcock,
Of Amherst, and other we'll known
advocates of physical culture.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
A Solar Eclipse.

New YORK, April 5.-One of the
solar eclipses of the year occurs to-
day, and at a point where the
eclipse is central the sun will APP
pear for a few moments like a mar
row ring of light. The duration Of
the ring varies about thirty sec
onds on the western coast Of India
to less than a second in northwest
ern China, and when the tip of the
moons surface almost graces the
earth and the eclipse track is not
half a mile wide.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
The Majority Swells.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 5.-Cor-
rected election returns from all
parts of the state today
show Republican victory even
greater than first suspected.
Governor Brown was reelected by
plurality of over 5000. The entire
Republican state ticket is vic
torious by about the same plural
ity, and the Republicans have l02
of the 10S members of the Legisla-
ture.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
GlennY & Co.'s on Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Glenny
& Co. say: Liverpool closed 1-64
higher; spots, firm at unchanged
prices sales, 1000 bales; middling,
4 3-16 New York opened 3 higher,
declined four points, advanced,
and at 1:45 was one point higher
than yesterday. New Orleans
opened three higher, declined four
advanced and at l p. m was two
points higher than yesterday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
The Killing Business Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, April 5. - Adju-
tant General Ruggles has received
news from the department Of
Missouri, confirming the re-
port Of the killing of an In
dian chief, and a white man near
Wauchito, Oklahoma, last Sunday,
in a difficulty over a horse. The
dispatch, however, states every
thing is quiet, and does not mem
ton the battle which is reported,
between the Indians and whites.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
FoullY Murdered.

UNIoNTOwN, Pa, April AT 10
O'Clock today the bodies OF eight
murdered Hungarians were found
in the woods near Dawson, by some
boys who were going across fields
to school. The men were found
lying in different sections
Of the woods, and all had
bullet holes through their
bodies and were more or less beat
en- up. Where they came from or
by whom they were killed is yet a
question, and the discovery is the
sensation of the day in the Coke
region. 1t is supposed these Hun
garians we're shot yesterday by
deputies, during an attack on the
Bradford works.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
Confederate Reunion.

WACO, Texas, April D. Special
About five hundred veterans are
attending the second annual re-
unto, of the Texas division, United
Confederate veterans. There will
be a grand parade at three o'clock
this afternoon, and a review by
Mai. l.. S. Ross, commanding and
staff. At convention hall. welcome
addresses will be made by Mayor
C. C. McCulleck, for the city, and
Judge Geo. Clark, for Pat Cleburne
Camp, of Waco. General Ross
will respond at s p. M; General
John H. Reagen will deliver the
annual address. The transaction
of business will commence tOmOr-
row.,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
Fears of Bloodshed.

SCOTTDALE, Pa, April 5.-The
entire Coke region is excited to-
day, and fears of b%loodshed are
entertained. Armed miners are
organizing for the purpose of
marching on to the works still OPP
Grating. The sheriff is still
a~rresting participants in the
riot Of yesterday, and now
has 125 men in prison.
About thirty men are surrounded
in the house at Vanderbilt today,
but refused to surrender. The
house is now in a state Of seige. 1t
is reported that six bodies have
been found on the road to Adelaide,
the way the mob fled yesterday.
Both miners and deputies r arm
ed. Crowds are marching on to
BraddOck, LemOnt and Oliver.
Trouble is feared.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
Admits Him to Bail.

FORT WORTH, April 5.-(Special.)
This morning in the trial of writ
of habeas corpus, President R.. M.
Page, Of the Merchants National
bank, who killed A. B. Smith,
cashier of the same bank, on
March 18th, was allowed bail in
the sum of $4,000, by Judge
Harris. Bail was furnished, and
Page was released from jail, where
he has been since the killing. The
decision was a surprise to the pub
lie. Page is a millionaire.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
Fry's Gang Must Pay or Walk.

ST. LOUIS, April AT a meet
ing of representatives of the rail-
roads leading east, it was today de-
cided to refuse to transport Frye's
band of Coxeyites eastward. In ac-
cordance with the decision, a repre-
sentative of Gen. Frye was inform
ed that his men would either have
to pay fare or walk. Upon learning
this, the chief of police at st. Louis
directed Gen. Frye to take his men
out of the city limits at once.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
Admiral Walker Starts.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-Rear-
Admiral John G.. Walker left
Washington March % to take the
steamer at San Francisco today for
Honolulu, where he will relieve
Admiral Irwin and hoist his flag
on the cruiser Philadelphia. In
addition to his formal orders and a
letter of introduction to Minister
Willis, he is charged with the mis-
sion of determining the most favor
able locality of ground inside of
Peal Harbor for a United
States naval coaling sta
ton, adapted for docks
and necessary shops for he gen.
eral use Of the navy, and Of enter
ing into negotiations for the pur-
chase of such property. He has had
a conference with the President, as
we'll as with Secretaries Gresham
and Herbert, and departs with un-
usual discretionary powers. His
actions are,of course, subject to the
approval and ratification of the
President, but his recognized ia
miliarity with the subject and the
full confidence reposed in his judg-
ment are such that he is practical
ly without Limitation to establish
the proposed action.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
The Second Section Marching.

RIVERSIDE, Calf, April 1.-The
second Los Angeles brigade Of
the Industrial army, which left
Los Angeles on Monday, has ar
rived at Point, a short distance
below Rincon. The army is
now camped over the line
in Orange county, and it
numbers two hundred men. The
citizens of Rincon and South River
side have decided not to supply
them with food, and the sheriff will
notify it's leaders that they will be
allowed to enter this county on con-
dition that they go right through
without delay.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
Davis Charged With Murder.

UNIONTOwN, Pa, April 5.-The
arrest of President Davis of the
Local Mine Workers association,
and his Judgment in jail here to-
day, has placed the strikers in a
state of bewilderment throughout
this region, and the abandonment
of the strike within the next twelve
hours is being predicted. Presi-
DavisSSis charged with murder, and
therefore cannot be released
on bail. A mob of twelve
hundred rioters, out of which
Davis was taken, Camped last
night in the woods near ScOttdale,
and did not move during the night.
They had planned an attack on the
mining works Of A. j. Rainey, of
Vanderbilt, but the absence of
their leader caused them to aban-
don the idea. They will not move
today, until a meeting of delegates
from all over the region can be
held. The murder of J. H. Paddock
has turned the public sympathy
against the strikers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-05
THE WOMEN SPEAK
And Condemn the Game Old
Sinner.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April g.
Resolution passed by local council
Of women yesterday in this city,
expressing condemnation for Col
onel Breckenridge. The secretary
was directed to write a letter to
Mrs. Built, Kentucky, expressing
regret of local council of women of
indianapolis that she should have
been the only one to raise her voice
extenuating conduct of Col. Breck-
inridge. Also said that if she cannot
withdraw her letter, she will at
least not continue her defense, as
her counsel feelsitis only justice to
maintain the same standard of
virtue for men as for women.
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The Atlantic's Season of Sports.

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.--The
following schedule has been
adopted by the Atlantic associa-
ton, A. A. u: Today, Pittsburg
Athletic club; April Z, Athletic
club, Schuylkill Navy, Philadel-
phia; April 13 and II, N%Onpareil
Athletic club, Beaver Falls; April
%, Morris Guard Athletic associa-
ton, Atlantic City; May 30, Pitts
burg Atlantic club, Athletic Club
Schuylkill Navy; June Is and II,
Cardinal Manning club, P%ittsburg;
June %, Y. NJ. C. A, Philadelphia;
August II, Excelsior Athletic club,
Scranton; September l, Bank
Clerks Athletic association, Phila-
delphia, Pittsburg Athletic club.
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LYNCH HIM !
Was the Furious Cry Against a
Lecturer.

Was the Furious Cry Against a
Lecturer.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-For a
while last night it looked as if ex-
Priest Slattery and his wife would
be the central figures of a battle Of
religious factions. Slattery was
billed to lecture in Odd Fellows
hall on "Why priests do not wed"
The hall was crowded, and on the
outside fully two thousand people
had gathered. Cries of "lynch
him. chang him and "kill
him. went up. During these
demonstrations he received a note,
stating that a mob was waiting for
him outside, but he said he was
not afraid. When the lecture was
over, the members Of the A. P. A.
formed a guard about the eX-
priests carriage. When the lecturer
and his wife appeared, they were
hoOted and jeered by the crowd.
Guarded by A. p. A. men, they en-
tered the carriage, and were driven
at a gallOp through the crowd. The
mob attempted to follow, but were
distanced.