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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12
TeIegrnphic Driefs.

The Spanish Governments has received
adviees from Cuba that Colonel Canellas
has dispersed Jose Maceo's band Oh IN
surgents at Seboruco.
The shops and round-house Of the Santa
Fe railroad at Arkansas City, with many
engines were burned 10 the ground Mon
day night Loss, $4,000 to 100000.
The failure Of County-Treasurer Samuel
Effrig. Of I.ansdale. Pa. is much larger
than previously announced, the habill-
ties amounting to over 10000 and the
assets 10 10000.
Henry Schneider. retired wholesale
llauor merchant Of San Antonio, Tex,
committed suicide yesterday morning by
shooting himself in the head. Cause,
financial troubles.
During the city election at Hunting
ton. W. Va, yesterday, Mayor Neal Was
arrested on the charge II buying votes
for Democrats, and gave bond for his
appearance tomorrow.
First Assistant Postmaster-General
Frank Jones has decided that the bust
ness requirements OF the post-ofilce at
Spartanburg, $. c., do not entitle IL 70
the free-deiivery service.
Count Goluchowsky. successor to Count
Kalnoky, as Austrian Minister OF For
eign Affairs, declared before Hungarian
delegations yesterday that there would
be no change In the system hitherto pur-
sued. the principal aim being 10 develop
the country's commercial policy and rs
relations in the far East.
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LEAGUE OF PRESS CLUBS.
IL Meets I'm PhiiadeIphin-Welc
ing Addresses and RESPONSES.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. June 1l.-For
the frat time since its abandonment by
the city Council .he doors Of the his
toric room in Independence Hall. which
for years was used as the chamber of
the Common Council. were thrown wide
omen this morning TO the delegates to
the fifth annual convention of the Inter-
national League OF Press Clubs. over
one hundred delegates and alternates as
senble,i there at 20 O'clock. and were met
by Mayor Warwick, who welcomed the
visiting journalists 10 the city oil
Brotherly love" Clark Howell. OF At
lanta. Ga. president Of the league, elo-
quently responded.
The hall Of the convention was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and plants,
while on the walls were suspended the
coats Of arms of the thirteen original
States.
Among the delegates were many repre-
sentatiyes from the Women's Press clubs
Of the country, one Of whom was Mrs
louie NJ. Gordon. OF Atlanta. Ca. one
Of the vlce-presidents of the international
League. and who is a jealous worker IN
the march Of progress which has charac-
terized the great metropolitan city OF the
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HARD RAIN IN THE WEST.
DcIugc In OkIahOIDa-iown corn
Benefited.

GUTHRIE, O. T., June 1.-THE storm
Sunday night was a veritsble deluge over
this county and the greater part OF the
Territory. Within an hour many streams
were out Of their banks, and bridges
swcpt away At Orlando. I'm the north
ern part Of the county. the dwellings OF
NJ. Hureman and John Dulaney were
struck by lightning and badly damaged.
Fifteen persons i'm the lat,er's house were
badly shocked. Reports from saltwater,
Perkins. Chandler. and other points east
and west say that from three TO five
inches Of rain fen. This insures good
corn and grass.
ALBA. IA, June ll.-Farmers say the
recent rains insure the best corn-crop
Iowa has had In twenty years.
OMAHA, NEB., June 1.-Two inches OF
rain has covered the entire State in the
past forty-eght hours. Fields Of grain,
which had been abandoned as ruined.
which had been so parched that match
would have kindled serious contiasra-
ton. have revived. and will in most cases
make a full crop. The growth has been
something remarkable. and most fields
might be harvested. II matured, to-mor-
row. Rivers and irrigation bitches are
running full, and crops can be made with
out further rain during June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12
GEN. HAMPToN's POSITION.
For Sound Money, and Thinks That
His Party IL.

PORTLAND, ORE, June li.-General
Wade Hampton. United States Railroad
Commissioner, arrived in Portland last
night on a tour of Inspection of the
Pacific railroads. The ? .ke Era con-
siderable stop at any place since he de-
livered the address at the unyeiling OF
the monument to the Confederate dead at
Chicago.
How do you stand on the financial
question:" he was asked during a con-
VersatiOn.
IL am i'm favor Of sound money. The
five propositions st forth by Secretary
Carlisle are unanswerable. ! hope that
every newspaper in the country opposed
to free silver will continue TO publish
those propositions. Nothing could be more
convincing.
Secretary Carlisle's preliminary state
ment of the proposition that he Is about
to discuss is a speech in ITSELF" eXclaim-
ed General Hampton
He says he does not believe the Demo-
cratic party will declare In favor of free
silver. 1t would not surprise him, he says,
If Cleveland will be nominated for Il
third term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12

Officers Of 4. II. 4. Go To JaiI-Act-
ing-Prcsident PhciRn.

OHceFN Ot ~ h. Z. 80 10 JaIi-htt-
ing-Prcsident PheiRn.
CHICAGO, ILL. June u.-President
Debs, Of the American Railway Union,
entered the Office of United states Mar
shall Arnold at ll.30 o'clock \. M. and
reported for removal to Jail. to serve
the remainder Of his sentence for:con-
tempt OF court He told the Marshal mat
be expected 10 have left his home, IN
4 RE Haute. last night, but he found
several personal and American Railg.ay
Union matters demanding his attention.
he said he was glad To know he and
his colleagues were going TO spend their
vacations. as he called u, in The Wood
stock Qll) jail, where they had preVi-
ousy been.
AS a matter Of course. IL is disagree
able he added. put / have d come
philosophical. By the authority vested
in me 1 have appointed Frank w. Pine
Ian, Of st. Louis. an eX-conductor, 10
act for the American Railway Union du-
ring my absence. he will 80 70 st. Paul
next Monday to meet President lin, OF
the Great Northern. in regard to the re-
nstatcment of the American Railway
Union men, and / am confident that there
VIII be no strike on that account, IN
view Of the agreement Mr.. Hill made
with u.s."
Messrs. Kelliher. Howard, Rogers, FL
liott. Burns. Hogan, and Goodwin, tn
other American Railway Union officers
ard directors who are under sentence
with Debs, reported to tn Marshal to-
day They returned to the custody OF the
Marshal at =. NJ. and all. except
iLg Howard. were taken 10 Woodstock
on the O'Clock train.
The Marshal received n telegram to-day
from Julee Woods instructine him 10
take Howard 10 the Geneva or Joliet jail,
and he will be tax to the latter TO-
night.
Phean. the acting president, rs the ag-
gressiye American Railway Union MAJ
who was sent to Jail for six months last
year by Judge Taft. at Cincinnati, for
contempt like that Of Debs, Ell. al.
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wbiskey-Trust Litigation.

CHICAGO. ILL. June ll.-Counsel Tor
various interests involved In the Whiskey
Trust litigation appeared this morning
before Judge Showaltet. OF the CHitea
States Court, and Edwin Walker. on
behalf of the Central Trust Company, OF
New York, made a motion to consolidate
with other causes the supplementary Dill
filed by him last week for the company
praying an Injunction, against the trust
ckholders, TO restrain them from sell
iny iudicially the property, ard ordering
pavment Of the trusts bonded indebted
ness 10 the Central Company.
Levy Mayer. for the stockholders, de-
INJURED to the supplementary bill, as bad
and said he would resist its consolida-
ton with good bills. l. X. Boyesen, for
the receiver, also objected to coDsoilda-
alton.
Judge Showalter. not being prepared TO
hear the motion argued. set Friday morn
ing for the hearing OF this latest phase
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Totals .............. &c l 3 2
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
i234567
Petersburg .................... 0 o o. ~
NOliOik ............s....s'ssss " w " " VI
Summary: Earned runs-Petersburg. 4;
Norfolk. /. Home runs-Llppert. Hager.
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IOWA por. CONVENTION.
Committees iu the Hands or Anti
McnNeritcs.

DES MONIES. IA. June 1.-THE dele
gates 10 the Populist State Convention
were slow in assembling this morning.
I and It was after II o'clock when Chair
man r. q. scott. OF the State Central
Committee. called the assemblage TO
order. There was an attendance Of over
four hundred.
The temporary chairman spoke for forty
minutes. roundly dcnouncing the two
old parties for their duplicity on the
money question and their subseryiency
10 trusts, corporations. and the money
power
AZ the close OF the address the regular
committees were appointed and recess
was taken.
The committees on Resolutions and on
! Permanent Organization are In the hands
( OF the anti-WCaVer crowd. and II l. prac-
tically certain that the convention will
nominate straight Populst ticket on
| the Omaha platform. with free silver az
minor issue. There are no candidates
| Tor the nominations.
When the convention reassembled al
S;b =. NJ. a. "A. Gillett was made per
/ mancnt chairman.
PLATFORM AND TICKET
When the convention reconvened in the
| afternoon sX-Congressman r.. H. Giilett,
| or Des MOines. was made permanent
chairman. The Committee on Credentia =
reported eco delegates on hand. The re-
| port OF the Committee on Resolutions
was adopted by an overwhelming vote.
| The platform reaffirms the Omaha one.
and calls for the free coinage of silver,
| asks that all banks be required 10 give
| security for deposits. and demands the in
| spection OF workshops and factories. the
| readjuslment Of the salaries Of public Of
| hcers on an economical basis. and the
| imposition Of a 10 per cent. State TAX on
| an contracts to pay in gold
The following ticket was named:
GOvcrnor-SylVcetor Crane, Davenport.
Lieutenant Governor-A. r. Starritt,
| Humboldt
Supreme Judge-r. W. Ivory, Genwood.
State SUPERINTENDENT. l.. r. Tabor.
| Guthrie Center.
Railroad Commissioner-E. j. Stason,
Woodbury. county.
WEAVER BADLY BEATEN.
The convention rejected all advances
| from those who would make silver the
| only issue in the next campaign.
General !. b. Weaver. who led the wing
Of the party In this State which wished
! TO assist in the formation OF a silver
party. was badly defeated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12
AGAINST CUBAN FILrpusTERERs
Navy and state Departments Co.
onerufiuy I'm Behalf OF spain.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Navy De-
partment IS cooperating with the State
Department in preventing tiibusterins
expeditions from leaving the United
states TO aid the Cuban rebels. In addi-
ZION 10 ordering the United States cruiser
Raleigh TO guard the southern coast and
TO look out for fiibustering craft. Secre-
tary Olney has asked the Navy Depart
ment 20 aid in pr venting hhoHstefeIs
from shipping arms. men, and ammunl-
lions from southern ports TO the cuban
rebels.
The Spanish Minister. Senior Dupuy de
LONE. mas had several interviews with
secretary Olney during the past two days
on the subject, and has communicated TO
MIN the information furnished 10 him by
his agents, who are stationed along the
sea-coast and at New York.
The delicacy of the situation makes II
difficult for the United States TO act ell
fectually As pointed out i'm these DIS
patches some weeks ago, the mere Iact
that vessel has arms aboard is not
prima facie evidence that those arms are
intended for the Cuban rebels, ana
would not be 50 regarded even II the
vessels CT AIRED for Cuban ports. The
most indisputabie proof must be obtained
that the arms are 10 be delivered to those
friendly TO the United States before The
officials can interfere.
This proof is very difficult TO obtain.
and the United States has
suit on hand for Selling arms
which, il Is charged. were intended Tor
the Cuban cause. Nevertheless, the United
states cannot disregard the warning OF
the Spanish Miaister, as we are on
friendly terms with Spain. and cannot
omit all proper precautions 70 prevent
any act by our citizens which Spain
would regard as unfriendly
Acting on the request, secretary Olney
this evening issued the following:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, June II, 1855.
"To Collectors OF Customs and others:
''lt is a matter of rumor that AT various
points In the United States attempts are
making 10 enlist men TO equip and arm
vessels. and by other Illegal measures
10 aid the instruction now In progress
in the Island of Cuba.
while this department has not been
furnished with tangible evidence con-
arrnatory OF such rumors. II deems II OF
gr at importance that no opportunity De
given for complaints that the Government
OF the United States has In any respect
fallen short OF its full duty as friendly
nation. Collectors OF customs for the
several districts between New York and
brownsville are especially enjoined TO see
10 Il that the neutrality laws OF the
United states laws. particularly sections
sas9 and 500 OF the Revised Statutes, are
fully complied with.
IS. wiKE, Actlng-secretary'
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can.erxatixe LIttlc noodle.

are those dImlnutive organs. the kidneys.
which, in spite OF their small Size, per-
form in health a most important part In
the mechanism OF the system. Out or
order they breed dangerous trouble. Re-
new their activity with Hostetters Sto-
mach Bitters. which prevents the serious
and often fatal diseases resulting from
their inaction. THIS sterling medicine,
moreover. remedies malsrial. rheumatic.
and dyspeptic complaints. and tnsiGoTates
the whole 6ystem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12

out OF the game O'Hagan ran up to
where Umpire Mitchell was standing and
threw bis glove at him, striking Mitchell
on the back Of the head. Umpire Mitchell
made many friends by his gentiemaniy
behavior after having been assaulted by
O'Hagan. O'Hagan was summoned TO
appear in the Mayors Court in the morn
ing TO answer the charge of assault.
The features of the game were the bat
ting OF Turner and Keefer. the indeld
work OF the Farmers. and Kelly's work
I'm left field for the CLANS. The score:
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DEMAND on THE PORTE.
Disarmirg of Bedouins at Jeddsh
and Payment of Indemnity.

CONSTANTINOPLE. June II. The
British, French, and Russian Ambassadors
to Turkey have formally demanded that
the Porte disarm the Bsdouins at Jeddah,
and pay an Indemnify for the attack on
the consuls at that place
IL is understood that the Porte IN reply
urged the extreme difficulty that would De
encountered In an attempt 70 disaxm the
BedOuins.
The Ambassadors will hold a conference
soon to consider what further action shall
he taken
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12
Mig strike of Doiler-,lakers.

PITTSBURG. PA. June ia strike
If boilermakers was inaugurated In Pitts
burg and Allegheny to-day. Only two
establishments are exempt from the
strike order, which affects about Lou
men directly. and twice that number IN
directly. The boilermakess are well or
ganlzed. and demand 10 per cent. adj
vance in wages 10 every man employed
In every boiler-factory in the vicinity
The present wages range from 81 to S225
for boilermakers and from S1.l0 to 80
for helpers. Formerly iourneymen re-
ceiyed $3.50 per day.
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OHIO PROHi8ITIONIsTs.
4 Woman VIII Preside over Their
Convention.

SPRINGFIELD O.. June 1.-THE Pro-
hibition State Convention meets here this
afternoon, and delegates have been pour
ing into the city all the morning. the
temporary chairman OF the convention
Miss Henrietta Moore, Of this city, is the
first woman who ever presided over the
State convention OF any party
There promises TO be night on reso-
hutton between "broad-gauge" and mar
row-gauge" men. II. $. Thompson, OF TINS
city; Seth II. Ellis Springboro'. and u.
Pinney Cleveland. are mentioned for Gov
ernor. Rev. Gideon McKlein, OF Dayton,
will probably be nominated for United
States Senator by the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12
FIVE NEGROES ARRESTED.
They Are Charged with One of the
Nest FiendIsh OF Crimes.

WILKESBARRE. PA, June n.-One
Of the most important arrests in the
history Of Luze ne county was made
at an early hour this morning by Detec-
tive James O'Bren, Of the Lehigh Val
ley railroad. The prisoners taken into
custody and sent 10 jail are Frank Shat-
fer. George Jordan, James Miller, Sarah
Miller and Hester Bress all negroes
They are accused Of one of tn most
fendsh crimes ever committed In TINS
Countrywide wrecking Of a Hungarian
shanty October 70, 1891, on the mountain
cutoff a few miles from here 1t Will b
remembered that sticks of dynamite were
used: that wires were run INTO the woods
and attached 10 battery, and that
when the key was touched an explosion
followed. sending the clearinghouse
with all it's inmates. into the air. Four
persons were killed at the time and eight
seriously injured. They were all Hun
garlans.
Shaffer, one Of the prisoners arrested
made a clean breast of the whole ana r.
and implicated all the others as accom-
plices. He says the fendish act wa =
done for the purpose OF ROBBERY.
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scashore Special To Old Peint Next
sunday.

Special fast train leaves Jsmes-Riyer
Division Station. Eighth and Canal streets,
4:3D p. NJ Saturday. June 18th, arrive Ole
Point $50 p. NJ Leave Old Point return
ing following Monday at a. NJ, arriv.
Richmond, Jamcs-Riyer Division Station
Q A. Nj. So will take you to Old Point ans.
return and give you one days accommo-
dation at the Hygeia Hotel. us will give
you the ride to Old Point and return and
one and three-quarters days acccmmoda-
tion at the Hygeia. Tickets good for re-
turn on any train Sunday or on special
Monday. Remember. the train leaves
from and arrives at Iames-River pivis-
ion Richmond and AlieghanyJ Station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12
License for Boxing Non-come-nt-ibie

BROOKLYN, y. Y, June 1.-THE
managers OF the Seaside Athletic Club
will not get a license to hold boxing ex-
hibits at Coney Island. Mayor Strong an
nounced to-day The application was
made on June Sd. The decision was based
on a report submitted by Police-Captain
Clayton that the club was a nuisance
and its exhibitions undesirable. The
Mayor took the same ground last year,
but was compelled by mandamus proceed
ings 10 issue a license.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12
RICHMOND VA, WEDNESDAY. JUNE u, /
,els sailed from Annapolis yesterday

gahels sailed from Annapolis yesterday
with the naval cadets Cor a run OF seve-
raj months at sea. Her destination Is
runchal. Madeira, but II the winds are
unfavorsble she VIII proceed only az iar
az the Azores. In order TO return 10 Tue
Chesapeake not later than August 2'th.
The training-ship Essex left Fort Mon
roe this morning for New York.
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r,-cbencelIor bradford Dead.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, June u ~,
OF the most eminent jurists OF East III
nessee, ex-Chanccllor William Nj. i, ~
ford, died to-day, aged IS years ~, ~
cause OF the death was heart-disease' .n'
deceased was named Chancellor OF .niS
the Fourth Circuit, byl Governor fo''e,,
on the resignation Of David hess y"
his appointment 20 ind United states oe,''
ate in 1875. More recsptly he was ins.,
Clerk Of the United states DISTRICT No"
for the Eastern District OF Tennessee'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12
4 PITCHERS BATTLE.
Lynchburg Takes the Game from
Portsmouth.

NORFOLK. VA, June 1i.-(Special)-
In rare contrast 10 the day before was
the game between Portsmouth and Lynch
burg this afternoon. 1t was pitchers
battle, and Orth got the best OF 1t. Not
withstanding this statement. However,
Clare, the locals new twrler, pitched a
very steady game. He made decidedly
good impression by his work I'm the box,
The features were the second base play
ing of Hall: the running catch by Joanes,
and Leahy's clever work. Umpire DAILY
was taken sick on the field, and gave way
to Quinn, a Portsmouth player Following
Is the ecOre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12
Lunenburg Court.

MEHERRIN, VA. June 1l.-(speeiaL)-
To-day was Lunenburg County-Court day
Judge George G. organ presiding. The
only business Of Importance was the
qualifying Of county officers, which IN
cluded every officer from Justice OF the
Peace 10 Treasurer. Two criminal cases
were before his Honor, but were post
poned on account Of the Illness or the
nlaintiffs' attorney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12
The siresIan MING Disaster.

BERLIN. June 1.-THE fire In the
mining pit near Announcements, PrussiaA
Silesla, is still raging, but it's extension
to other parts Of the mine has been pre-
vented Fifty of the entombed miners
were taken out unconscious during the
night, but all were resuscltated Ten
dead bodies were also taken out Fifteen
others are missing. IL does not appear
that there were as many men In the
Dit as was at first reported
Up to noon tweuty-six bodies had been
recovered Nobody appears to know even
approximately how many men there were
I'm the mine al the time Of the disaster.
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Missionaries Al snfc.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE following
dispatch Of to-day's date from Rev. }.
II. Hlckes, at Shanghai. was received at
the office Of the Methodist Missionary
Society, in this city. this morning: Prop
erty at Chengtu destroyed. MISSIONARIES
all safe"
These advices." said DR.. Baldwin. the
recording secretary of the society. are
official. and while confirming the reports
of property loss, should set AT rest the
rumors Of massacre OF missionaries. There
was no massacre"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12

Mr.. Cleveland VIII Attend the Ex-
,n.ftton In October.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Presi-
dent will visit the Atlanta Exposition
in October. This agreement was made "A;
the White House shortly after O'Clock
to-day. when the delegation from the
Gate city OF the South waited upon The
President and invited him 10 attend their
exposition.
Secretary Hoke Smith. Of the Interior
Department, headed the delegation. The
President signifed his willingness TO at
tend the celebration, and October list
was decided on as the day Of the visit,
The delegation afterwards visited the
Cabinet officers now In the city, 10 invite
them to join the President in his march
into Gearpfa
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c.oro,o Contra, Plan Rejected.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE committee
of drst-mortgage bondholders OF the sa-
vannah and Western railroad. voted To-
day to reject the terms contained IN the
plan for the reorganization OF the Georgia
Central railroad. which operates the sa-
vannah and Western. There mas been
deposited with the company @Wooo out
Of a total of 100000 bonds.
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A prominent EDITOR to Wed.

Cards are out for the marriage at Sa-
vannah, Ga. on Thursday, June 10Th, OF
John Fl. Estill and Miss Ida III. Estili. The
prospective groom Is one OF the best
known journalists In the South. being
editor and proprietor OF the savannah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12
Victim OF Football Accident.

HARRISBURG. PA. June lis. Harry
Kispaugh. son OF II. G.. Kispaugh. died
here yesterday under distressing eircum-
stances. Up to last fall he was student
AT the Davis Military School, in Winston,
N. G. In the fall OF 1893. while captaining
the football team, he was thrown heavily
and injured In the abdomen. An abscess
formed, and he submitted 10 an operation,
but he gradually failed, and died from the
injury