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OBSERVED SUNDAY.
Hebrew Tailors strike and Take the
ChristiIn,' Day ON.

APAN VII.
New York. July 2s.-The Hebrew cloth
ing makers OF this city to-day for the
first time observed the American Sunday.
They were on q strike. The trouble has
been brewing between the taIlors and
contractors for some time and to-day It
eliminated In a general strike OF work.
ers. IL Is claimed by the strikers that
1900 workers have responded to the call
OF the United Hebrew order OF Ta!lors,
and not only this city, but Brooklyn anl
Brownsville, suffered. The number OF
strikers out IN this city is 300. Tho
United brotherhood of Tailors had hoped
the strike might be avoided until septem-
her when the agreement between the
workers and contractors would expire.
and when II would naturally cease untii
a new agreement had been arranged. The
workers assert that the contractors were
unwilling to wait and now. when there
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FUTURlTY.
To Be Run nj sherp-netd Ray Aug. ~
Valued ~ sG1. $50.

New York, July 2S.-The Coney Isl
and Jockey club announced that the
value Of the Futurlty, 10 he run at
Shespshesd Bay on Saturday. Aug ~,
vii, be s6T,S6o. Among the probable
contenders OF the stake are Hand
spring, Appiegate, Crescendo. Dnmsel.
Axiom, Beau Ideal H.. Nimrod. Re
qutal. Bonaparte, Wishard. Merry
Prince, jefferson, Refuge. Hazleu So
nata and The Native.
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Madrid. July 2s-Adyices from the isl-
and of Porto Rico state that vomlto has
broken out amous the Spanish troops
forming the garrison there. The mortal
ity Is ~ per cent. of the cases. \ force OF
Spauiarls. under Coi0ael Zlmora, acting
with the Yzcrlrs column. defeat the In
surgents under ZAyas az Mueye Villas.
Cuba. The inSuri.rut loss WAS 81 Killed
and wounded. The spanish loss was one
wounded.
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Old Negro y.yncl,eJ.

Meridian. Miss. Jaly 2s.-Charlle Bur-
well. colored. about Cj years OF age, was
lynched near here last night II was
thought that he was concerned in the
Farmer outrage. which occurred within a
stones throw Of whore he was hanged.
on the night OF the iIh OF July Lewis
Farmer and his wife were murdered and
left for dead. after which their store was
rnlheI
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BOHEMIAN DOWNED.
Boys Ran Up Against u Formidable Crew
In Livingston.

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Livingston. July 2s.-The most ex-
citing game OF ball played here this
season took place to-day between the
Bozc.nan and Livingston clubs. The
visitors came near getting shut out
entirely and would have laid nI1a
goose eggs but for Llvingston's catch
er making a wild throw 70 third In tie
eighth inning. only two u BoZem,n's >
mon reac acncd third. The batteries were:
For Livingston. Nashold aud Shipton:
for Bozeman. Sales and KreuEer and
Tate and Hanson. Scorc-Llyngston
10. pDyeurln l.
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Ceredo. w Va, July sS-NIrs. william
Pierce Of Milllcpori, u. Y. and her mar
r.cl son Franklin. who own Il large fam
ly boa: sal travel BY river operating a
merry-ro-rouni, were both drowned here
thls afternoon. Mss. pierce IN Into the
river. Hcr son jumped df,cr her ana the
current swept them under the barge.
Both bodies have been recovered.
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brick building on West Twenty-second
street to-day and gutted the establish
ments OF Scharies Bros. dealers In toys.
and Jacquine & Co.. dealers IN French
millinery. The entire rear portion OF tho
structure was badly damaged. The dam
age will be In the neighborhood Of s,oo,-
co The greater portion Of the loss falls
upon Scharles Bros. and JacQuIns q Co.
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MAY BE TRUE.
Forty Lives Reported Lost In the River
Near Memphis.

Memphis, July es.-A report was cur
rent in this city tonight tlyat the large
steamboat Belle Of Memphis. bound
from st. Louis to this city, with about
S5 excursionists on board. sank about
60 miles north Of here, and that 30
lives were lost. There is no telegraphic
communication with any point near
the river between here and the scene
Of the reported disaster As the only
two points with WHICH there is tele-
graphic connection cannot be raised
tonight, the rumor cannot be con-
flrmed or denied.
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isn.cll,li Ye.i.-.II,

At Cincinnati-ls: Cleveland. ..
At Loulsy!lle-i; Baltimore. 3.
At s.. Louis-2; Brooklyn. 4.
At Chicago-G; Washington. ).
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San Francisco. July eS.-Ths British
ship sakoto left Liverpool f0r this por,
10 days ago and nothing has been heard
OF her for weeks. She was last sighted
off the Horn by the Drumcliffe. a vessel
which arrived In London several weeks
ago.
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THEY WILL FIGHT.
Governor crih r.on's "wherrss,s" Not
wth.tnniing, Do You see.

W b' tpn So
Dallas. Tex. July sS-A COPY OF the
governors proclamation was shown Pres
ldent Stewart os the Florida Athletic club
tonight. Tie sail; 1T Is no more than I
excuected and don't care 10 discuss its
whereases. The glove contest Will take
place on OC;obgr y, as originally an
rruncs1. and according TO agreement
The attorney ~ the Florida Athletic club
holds that after Sept. |. i@j. there viii be
no Law on the statute books Of Texas to
pr.Elblt glove contsts In the state"
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Elk Point, Wis, July &-Joshua S.
Vaughn Hines. the famous co-worker OF
William Miller. the founder OF Aiyentlsm,
is dead at the age OF 81.
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Yokohama, July 2s.-since the outbreak
OF cholera in Japan 300 persons have
been attacked with the disease and more
than ZOO have died.
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Berlin, July 2S-Emperor William
has returned to Pottsdam after his
cruise in Finland.
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HENRY'S BROTHER.
Edward Bcecher. After 0s Years OF Chris
tian Work. Dies.

Brooklyn. July 2S.-Rev. DIR. Edward
Beecher. brother OF the famous divine,
Henry Ward Beecher, who died at his
home, Sl2 Macon street early this morn
ing. was 92 years of age and spent the
greater part Of his life in the min
iafr
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New York. July sS.-A destructive fire
started In the basement OF the six-story
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In compliance with many requests Gallogly
& Co., the druggists. will display for few days
In their north window the mummy hand that
recently came from Carlo, Egypt. Not TO dis.
appoint those unable to visit Butte during the
week, the hand has been photographed by La
Roche, and anyone not living In Butte. who
enoloses two cent stamp to Gallogiy & Co.,
will recsive one Of these pictures free.
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concert. But Tor the unfulalled promises
of work which caused these singers to
surrender other opportunities Of en-
ployment and induced them to come to
Scranton. they might today be earning
a good livelihood In freedom from the
humiliating necessity which now causes
them. without fault on their part, to
appeal to public charity.
Meanwhile. what Ii the Scranton
Traction company going to do in the
premises? Is 1t going to permit the
further use OF Its prestige as a bait to
lure innocent people into humiliation
and loss? Or will its management be
manly enough to step up to the cap
tain's office and settle the present in
debtedness for which 1t is, in the opin-
ion Of many, morally, If not legally. re-
sponsible? This will not take an exor-
bitant sum. The company could re-
imburse itself in a few weeks for this
just expenditure by simply shutting
down on its political expenses and by
pulling out of the junk shop few more
old cars for use, say, on the Nay Aug
line
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Qilksson because che 3a&ter sought to
have the apportionmsat balls passsl. the
senator's frisnds. according 70 ths Harris
burg Telegraph. Say that 0ovsrnor Hast
ings, At least. knoWs that this 10 aot true;
that two months before apportionmsnt
was seriously considered Senator Quay
had announced to the governor his oppo-
sition to Mr.. 0llksson. and given his rea-
sons for the ,opposition. end that these
reasons did not grow out Of apportioumsnt
or any other legislative matter"
According to Major Handy. those who
are on the inside In Democratic councils
have little doubt that Grover Cleveland
u q candidate for . third term, prscedsnt
and tradition TO the contrary notwith-
standing. Cleveland himself gives no sign
and none In his oficial household or in his
cabinet has word to say on the subject;
but here and there. At points widely dis
tant from each other. there II an intima-
ton which Is sufAcient to put the Cleve-
land idolaters on their guard and keep
them from committing themselves to other
candidates.
This is how the Norristown Herald puts
II: 'The Herald has embraced every suit
able opportunity to commend the.Repub-
licanism OF Mr.. Quay and give him credit
for great ability and shrewdness In prac.
| tical politics. But the senator II on the
| wrong track now, ~ he was when side
tracking Hastings for Dslamater. and he
| should not plead the baby act II instead OF
assassinating his party again he himself
should be the victim"
The w,,ks..par4e Fumes very correctly
opines that "Hon. Joe Scranton has &C.
cepted an uphill contract In attempting TO
furnish a Quay delegation from Lacka-
| wanna county"
Il II
In a letter to the Norristown Herald
Jack Robinson declares that his recent
| campaign for the lieutenant governorship
cost him less than t2.OO0 Wonder who
paid the balance?
Il Il Il
1t Is asserted that Perry county's two
Republican state delegates will vote for
Hastings and Gilkeson. One Of the dele
gates will be John Wister, Of New Bloom
| field.
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Let's Have Doesn't Politics.

- an Interesting fact that in Lu-
zerne county there has. as yet been.
among the true friends of Senator
quay. no effort to embarrass the pros.
poets Of Judge Rice by seeking to unite
MIS- fortunes with the fortunes of the
Junior senator. who may be, and very
probably will be. defeated at the Au-
gust roundup. In Luzerne county, the
: paramount consideration is the well
fare Of the honored jurist of that coun-
ty who will be q candidate before the
next convention.
There are just as many true ouav
men In Luxerne as there are in Lacka-
wanna county-men who admire the
senator's ability and who, as a rule.
place . great deal Of confidence in his
sa&adty ~ political leader But these
friends Of the senator are also loyal
Sriends Of Judge Rice; and they readily
perceive the inconsistency of trying, at
this early stage OF the fight, to tie I'D
definitely. either with Quay or Gilke-
son. nhey are content to concede to
Judge Rice himself the fair courtesy
Of . solid home delegation willing to do
for nim at Harrisburg next month,
whatever in his Judgment 1t may seem
proper to do In order to advance his
candidacy before the state convention.
Observe the difference, though, in
LaakawannG county! Here we have
dozens oe ths very men who, in 1890,
willingly permitted Senator Watres to
select delegates in his interest, tearing
their hair and cavorting around as self
dabeled Quay men, whether 1t suits
Judge willard or not" They frankly
admit, IN private conversation, that
thsy are working exclusively for Quay;
and only assume to be, In part, for
willard because that assumption gives
them Z leverage on some of the judges
unsophisticated friends.
In the interests OF decency and fair
play, not to mention the obligations
which Lactawanna county Republi-
cans have been under to Judge Willard.
for nearly two-score years, The Trib-
uns earnestly protests against such de-
ceptive tactics. II Quay is of more i'm
portance to the Quay boomers than
Judge willard is. let them frankly say
10. II not. 1T them quit trying to ride
two horses on this Journey. The peo-
ple a LachawanDa county, without
reference to Quay or 0ilkeson or any
body else, owe to their home candidate
4he compsimsut OF solid delegation.
psedesd not to Quay nor to Gilkeson.
6ut pledesd wholly and unreservedly
% 3. n. yvinArd.
Z Thai y decsnt politics; and decent
bositloi Days.
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TOLD BY THE STARS.
Daily Horoscope Drawn by AjacehuS Tho
Tribune AstrOlOgcr.
Astrolabe cast: 218 q. M, for Tuesday,
July 8, 1895.

1t will be the opinion Of q child born this
day that II Mr.. Quay ever stood any show
Of capturing Lackawanna delegates, mis-
chances were badly 'Queered" yesterday
by the talkative coterie who were most
anxious to pose as "Quay men,"
The refusal Of the Scranton poor board
to aid the stranded opera singers who were
hungry and penniless, very naturally sug-
sests the query: "What are we paying
poor tax for?'
1t 10 evident that Major Penman will
need to have his eyebrows archsd with
pomade In order to express proper sur
prise at the appearance Of the early bliz-
zard that will overtake his squad.
Lackawanna county editors do not have
to even drop a nickel in the slot in order
to secure a libel suit these days.
Ajaochus' Advice.
When In seach Of an illustration of the
bright star Of hope. look upon the counte-
nance Of Wade Finn.
Keep an eye out for new local planets.
Political battles have been known to make
men prominent In day.
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The report has been circulated that
the Willard candidates for state dele
gationship honors in the Second Leg
1siative district, Colonel f. H. Ripple
and City Controller F. ]. Widmayer,
are pledged to Hastings. This is un-
true In every particular. These gentle
men have made no pledges whatsoever,
except to do all they can for the can
didacy Of Judge Willard. They are for
Willard first, last and all the time;
further than that, their hands are free.
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The assertion in the local Quay organ
that Chester county's delegates had
unanimously decided to stand by Quay
IL somewhat premature. In view Of the
fact that Chester county has not yet
elected It's delegates to the state con-
VentiOn,
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Well. Senator Quay has come and
gone. and the IAckawanna river still
flows down hin. while the festive goat
gamhols on the bank thereof. But It was
well that he came. It II always we'll
for a public Official to know his consti.
tuents.
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Those in this county who put Quay's
interests first. regardless Of the inter-
ests of Lackawanna's home candidate,
are. seeking to establish a precedent
that may easily react in campaigns to
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JULY JINGLES.

Her cheeks are like the reddest rose,
Her throat Is like the snow.
She's quite a patriot, suppose,
When she gets blue, you know.
New York Herald.
live me the man who sings at his work,
Whose melody scars with the sun:
Yes, give me the man who sings at hi
work.
And give me, oh, gimme gun!
indianapolis Journal.
The ancients thought the world was flat
We moderns know tits round;
But still we'd take 1t, round or flat,
And put barb-wire fence around.
Louisville Courier Journal.
How by the statesman insincere
Mans weary soul Is vexed;
He'll shake your hand one minute, and
He'll pull your leg the next!
Truth.
II wish I were q man." she sighed.
He quickly raised his head,
And looked at her In wild surprise;
Il thought you were." he said.
Life.
The lady patrons of the cars
1ndorse this observation,
The men they meet there are not of
The rising generation.
Richmond Dispatch.
! love the dear old faces
The poets praise with skill;
But that love tho most Is on
A twenty-dollar bill
Mobile Register.
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Fourth Legislative District.

The Republicans of the Fourth legisla-
tive district will assemble in convention
in Odd Fellows hall, Dunmore, on Sat
urday, the 18th day of July, at o'clock p.
M, 1895, for the purpose of electing two
delegates to the Republican state cOnven-
tion to meet at Harrisburg on August 2S,
1895.
Election for delegates to this convention
will be held at the regular polling places
on Friday, July ~, between the hours of
and p. m. Election districts are en-
titled to representation as follows:
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Senator Quay's decision not to oppose
In the August convention Governor
Hastings appointments to the Supe-
rior court bench is an eminently pru-
dent one, in sharp contrast with the
senator's first attitude Of poorly-con-
cealed hostility. The bench should not
be dragged into factional controversy
under any circumstances, least of all
under the circumstances now prevalent
in this state. The manifestation by the
senator Of a similar spirit earlier in the
struggle would doubtless have given a
different color to the battle now rag
ing throughout the commonwealth.
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For whole fortnight, or 80, the
public has been permitted to forget the
existence Of one Stephen Grover Cleve-
land; and It's precious welcome re-
lief.
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CONVENTION CALLS.
aeeoud Laeisla,ive nistrict.

The Republicans Of the Second legisla-
tive district will assemble in convention
In the arbitration rooms. at the court
house. Scranton. Pa. on Tuesday. July. 10.
1886. at . O'Clock y. m. for the purpose Of
electing two delegates to the Republican
state convention to meet at Harrisburg,
Pa. August. n. 1896.
Election for delegates to this convention
will be held at the regular polling places
on Saturday. July Is. between the hours Of
and o'clock p. m. Election districts
are entitled to representation as follows:
No. Delegates.
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BEL 7 {, CAP
AMID BALL
CHEAP

Clarence M. Florey, the
sporting goods dealer Of Wyo-
ming avenue, has devised a
scheme to keep the boys in
terested in the matter of base
ball. With every ten cent
ball OF bat he will now give a
fine cap and belt, which are
uniform. Among the hustlers
is Mr.. Florey.
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ing used in LAckawanna county to
cover . multitude Of schemes In which
Senator Quay himself has NO part or
parcel.
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The suspicion d rapidly growing
hereabouts that the label "Quay' 10 be-
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SCRANTON. JULY 9, 1895.
Republican State Convention.

Chairman B. F. Gilkeson. Of the Re-
publican State committee. has issued a
call for state convention to meet at
Harrisburg Wednesday. Aug. 2s, at IL
O'Clock Q. M. for the nomination OF one
candidate for state treasurer, six canai-
dates for Judges Of the Superior court.
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may be presented. In this
convention the representation OF the
northeastern counties will be as follows:
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Vigilance committee will please take due
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
l.. A. JONES, Chairman.
SAMUEL 8. JONES, Secretary.
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Bradford ........................
Lackawanna, First district. Z
Lackawanna, Second district. z
Lackawanna, Third district. l
Lackawann2, Fourth DISTRICT.
Luserne, Fist district. ..........
LuHerne. Second district......... Z
Luserne. Third district. 2
Luxerne, Fourth district. 1
Luzerne, Fifth district.
Luxerne, Sixth district. t............
Monroe I
Schuylkill. First district. ........
Schuylkill. Second district. l
6chuylkill. Third district. ....... 1
Schuylkill, Fourth district. 3
6usquehanna NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
Woyhc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1
wyoming ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I
The total number Of delegates will be 2Se
or which the above counties will SUNNY a
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|G@lDSMD1H BROS. g @@M.PAN]Y,
WE ARE STILL AT IT

Having inaugurated the largest sale of Mems All
Wool Summer suits at lower prices Quality consid
ered) than offered before in this city, and
as the demand still continues lively for then
will manage to keep up good assortment at the
popular prices of
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0NfUnlD ~ ~ pQDDogu1aD ~ scAAHTon. PA, ~
oDoonD-1A1o MAIL MArrDR
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VlgIIahCe cOmmIttee VIII please taKe due
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
w. 3. MILI.AR, Chairman.
EMIL BONN, Secretary.
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Tne total number Of delegates will be $50
OF which the above counties will supply s..
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In reply to the aiisestlon that Senator
Quay opposes the re-slsc$ion Of Chairman
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THE WORLD or BUSINESS


New York. Dec. 1s.-The feature OF the
railway and miscellaneous stock marlCet
at the opening today was the pressure
OF long stock for foreign account. The
selling for London account was quite pro-
nounced and 1t Is estimated that fully 20 900
shares of Louisville and Nashville, Atchi-
son. st. Louis and other stocks with an
International market. were sold during the
first hour Of business. Local bear trad
ers were also sellers and q decline Of
AaA per cent. followed. The greatest losses
were in Louisville and Nashville. Man
haitian, Lake Shore and the Grangers
After the decline at the opening the mar
ket drifted into dullness and for time
speculation was practically at standstill.
In the afternoon the shorts endeavored to
cover. but the offerings Of stock were light
and prices moved up sharply. The recov-
cry in the last hour was equal to Aalis
per cent. Chicago Gas was also q firm
feature and was bought again on rumors
that the reorganization committee will be
successful In the Whitner case. The mar
ket closed firm in tone. Net changes.
however, show losses Of Na2 per cent. the
international shares scoring the largest
declines. The transactions were 354,693
shares.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN, AL
LEN & Co.. correspondents for A. y.
CAMPBELL. stock Broker. 4l2 Spruce
street.