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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
JoUBSA1Is1s ~ PnI1ADnLrHIA
National League of Press Clubs Convencs
In Indopendence Han.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. June n.-For
the first time since its abandonment by
the city Council the doors of the historic
room In Independence Han, which for
years was used as the chamber OF the
Common Council. was thrown wide open
this morning 90 the delegates 90 the NTH
annual convention Of the international
league of press clubs.
over one hundred delegates and alter
mates assembled there at 10 o'clock. and
we're met hy Mayor Warwick. who wei
comed the visiting journalists 10 the
"Clty of Brotherly Love" Clark Howell
OF Atlanta, Ga, president Of the League
elOquenty responded. The han of the
convention was beautifully decorated
with flowers and plants. while on the
walls were suspended the coats of arms
of the thirteen original States. Among
the delegates We're many representatives
from the wOmcn's press clubs of the cOun-
Try. Among whom was Mrs LOulc NJ
Gordon of Atlanta, Ga. one of the vice
presidents of the international league
and a jealous worker I'm the march Of
progress which has characterized the
great metropolitan city of the South.
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England and Armenia

LONDON. June 1.-the entire Cabinet
were present az the council which met
at n o'clock to-day. Lord Rosebery pre-
sided Home Secretary Aslulth left tho
council AZ noon, but the other members
continued I'm session.
Canon Nicoll paid a visit 10 Lord Rose
berry this morning 20 interview the Pre-
m.cr IN regard 10 the situation IN Ar
menia. The canon is an ardent advocate
OF British Intervention in behalf OF Ar
mIu.t.
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p1t.bnrc Boiler Makers Strike.

plvrSBIRG. PA, June IA strike OF
ho,ler-makers was inaugurated in PITTS
nnrp and Allegheny to-day only TWO
eetaniishnents are exempt from the strike
order. which affects about 1000 men d.
rectiy. and twice that number Indirectly
The boiIer-makers are well organized
and demand a 10 per cent advance IN
wages to every man employed IN every
boiler factory in the vicinity. The pres
emf wages ranged from s. to 80 Tor
bo.,er-makcrs. and helpers from SlIV
TO A.5. Formerly journeymen received
$3.50 per day.
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from Cincinnati to-day. Smiths errors
gave Baltimore three runs in the open
ing inning Only five hits were made
of Dwyer after the second inning. Three
Of these came IN the cigh;h-cne n triple
by Hoffer. on which the winning run was
scored Hoffer pitched well. the visitors
finding him in only one inning. heavy
rain storm just before the game caused
the attendance 70 fail down to 200.
score: - n. l..
Daitirncre .........3i 00OO02x-s II I
Cincinnati ........o O.0O-4 9 3
Batteries-Hcfter ard Robinson; Dwyer
and Merritt
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HARRISBURG. PA, June lis Harry
1Stspaugh. son OF III. O.. Kispaugh, died
here yesterday under distressing eircum-
stances. Up to last fall he was stu
dent at the Davis Military School In
Winston. n &. In the fall of 1898. while
Containing the football team. ne was
thrown heavily and injured in the abdo-
men. An abscess formed and he sub
mitted TO an operation. but he gradually
failed and died from the injury.
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News of the Navy.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE Naval
Academy practice cruiser Monongahela
sailed from Al rapolis yesterday with the
naval cadets for a run of several months
at sea Her destination Is funchal. Ma
deria. but If winds are unfavorable she
will proceed only as far as the Azores IN
order TO return TO the Chesapeake not
later than August 2ith.
Training ship Essex left Fort Monroe
this morning for New York.
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Irouble for Turkey.

LONDON. June 1.-THE Standard to-
morrow will publish dispatch from It's
Berlin correspondent, saying 1t is feared
that II the Turkish government VIII not
agree 10 the demands Of the powers In
regard 10 the desired reforms In Armenia,
Russia will march her frontier troops
into Armenia. establish Chistian gov
ernor in the country, and pursue a pol
lev similar 10 that OF the Balkans.
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Excited Much Comment.

PARIS, June ll.-Premior Rbors ref
erences In the Chamber OF Deputies yes
terday to the exis.Snce OF definite al
nancc between France and Russia mas
excited much comment. lhis y ue nrst
occasion that the enten'e between tno
10 countrels has been so designated Of
fic!ally.
The Neive slecle asserts that the text
~ the treaty OF alliance VIII lie published
after the Festivities at Kici. attending
f6e opening OF the North-Sea and Baltic
canal are over.
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ENGLIsH FACTORY Bill
Fourteen Instead of Sixteen Years the Age
Limit

LONDON. June ll.-ln the House OF
Commons to-day the Trade Committee.
having the factory bill under consid-
Grafton, reported In favor OF substituting
fourteen years for sixteen years as the
age limit for employment IN factories.
Liberal and COnservdtiye members OF the
committee pressing Home Secretary
Asquith ID consent 10 the change. AS
qu!th assented 10 the proposal, and IL
Was carried by the committee by a vote
of forty TO fourteen. The Radical mem
bers Of II con mittee protested against
the change.
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Five Negroes In Custody for a Heinous
Crime.

wILKESBARRE. PA. June li.-One Of
the most important arrests in the his
tory OF Luzerne county was made at
an early hour THIS morning by Detective
James O'Bricn. OF the Lohigh- Valley rail-
road The prisoners taken into custody
and sent 10 JAN are Frank Shaffer, Geo.
Jordan. James Miller. Sarah Miller. and
Hester Bress all negroes. They are ac-
cused of one of the most fendsh crimes
committed I'm this country-that of the
wrccking of a Hungarian shanty on the
2Sth OF October. 1N4. on the mountain
cutoff. "a few miles from here 1t will
he remembered that sticks Of dynamite
were used. the wires being run into the
woods and attached 10 a battery and
when the key was touched AN explosion
followed. sending the boarding house, with
all Us inmates, into the air. -Four were
killed at the time, and eight seriously
injured. They We're an Hungarians.
Shaffcr. one OF the prisoners arrested,
made a clean breast OF The whole affair.
and implicated an the others. as being
accomrllces. He says the fendlsh act
was done Tor the purpose of robbery.
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Mother and Two Children Found Dead in
a Pack fallar

ST. LOUIS. MICH. June 11.-Mrs. Her
man Becker. aged thirty-four. and two
children. a boy and girl aged four and
five. were found at f2.3v o'clock to-day
in q light back cellar with bullet holes
in their heads. The little boy was shot
I'm the left temple. the girl in the left
cheek. and Mrs. Becker in the temple.
They must have been dead for at least
two hours when found.
II is claimed that Mrs Becker was not
Of sound mind. and there has been trou-
bic in the family Of late.
She left a letter saying that she was
sick. and 50 were the children and lhey
must die.
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1arm. in Reorganization Plan of Georgia
Central Hal way.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE committee
OF fr-t-mortgage bondhoiders Of the sa-
vannah aud Western railroad voted to-
day 10 reject the terms contained IN the
ga central railroad. which operates the
es,...,,ah and Western. There has been
Jenosited with the company %,0cVVo. out
of a toial OF 100000 bonds.
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MOBILE. ALA. June 1.-THE British
steamship Clearwater, from Puerto Cor
tez. arrived to-day and reports that when
on her outward trip from Mobile, June
Sd. she was struck by lightning, the whole
vessel being electrified The foremast was
shattered and one Of the blades of her
propeller carried away The compass
were demagnetized. and altered forty de-
grCes
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>. NIkE.
Acting Secretary.
Great Victory f,r the Villas
Election.

ROME, June ll.-ln the Chamber of
Deputies to-day Signor villa government
candidate, was elected president OF that
tody, receiving 2Gs votes. The Duke OF
Caetani was the opposition candidate, re-
cei ring 1856 votes. The result Is regarded
as great victory for the government,
az several members Of the ministry are
wholly out OF sympathy with Signor
villa.
sisnor villa was received with prolQnS-
Cd applause.
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Storm In Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA. June ia terrific
storm swept over Worth county. in South
Georgia, early tonight. The peach, water
melon. and other crops were destroyed
over a large area. At Isabella houses
were blown down. and merchants stocks
were damaged by the flood which poured
into stores unroofed by the wind
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Demand Of the Powers.

CONSTANTINOPLE. June 1.-THE
British, French. and Russian anDassa-
doris To- Turkey have formally demanded
that the Porte disarm the Bedouins AZ
Jeddah and pay an indemnity for the
attack on the consuls at that place.
II - understood that the Porte, IN re-
nIv. urged the extreme difficulty that
would be encountered IN an attempt 10
d.sarm the BedOuns.
The ambassadors viii hold conference
soon 20 consider what further action shaii
Ia taken
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Fret Onicinl Announcement Received in
Washington Yesterday.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE state De-
parinont received a telegram this morn
ing from Minister Willis dated Honolulu
June -. announcing tho appointment
and commissioning OF William r. Castle
as Thurstons successor. This is the first
official lntmation the department has had
OF Castles selection 10 represent Hawaii
In the United States.
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WIN MARCH mo GEORGIA.
President Cleveland Accepts the Invitation
To- Nislf the Ixposlfion

WASHINGTON, June II. The President
will visit the Atlanta Exposition In Octo-
her This agreement Was made at the
White House shortly after o'clock to-
dav. when The delegation from the Gate
ely Of the South wait "a upon the Pres-
dent and invited him 10 attend their
Exposition.
perarfment headed the delegation. The
president slgnined his willingness 20 at.
tend The celebration. and october Ist
was decided on as the day of the visit.
The delegation afterwards visited me
cahi,ct officers now i'm the city 10 invite
them TO Join the President IN his march
into Georgia.
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THE REGISTRATION CASE,
Effect Of the Decision Dissolving Judge
Gon's Injunction.

COLUMBIA. $. c., June lit is a IT.
tie early yet $50 tell what effect the decision
reversing GOG will have on The poltieal
situation in this State. This mucn :
certain right now: The mass or negroes
20 suddenly given the ballot have had
II as suddenly Wrested from their SfHsp
before they had power 20 use IL; 80 iar
as Judge Cons decision In the Mills cas-"
is concerned. IL would seem 10 leave
thirgs Just as they We're before the he-
cision Of Judge Goff was rendered.
But there Is another case case pending ng Eein IN
Issued MIR. J. r. J. Caldwell. the lead
ing counsel in this case is here to-aignt'
and does not seem 20 be- the least .N-
cited over the decision. His case i
far more sweeping in It's pleadlnss' ana IL
is aimed az stopping the holding or the
Constitutional Convention and getting at
the matter on a pleading that Is up to
all requirements. , t
lie SAYS tonight that he will push
this case as fast as be can, ana ieels
confident Of winning. And this Is the
state of uncertainty which hoNers over
everything tonight The state anthoti-
ties are iubilant. and Justly so. While the
negroes are very dOwn-hearted.
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The Jury Was Out Only len Minutes-Ths
Accu ed Re sssed.

DANVILLE, VA, June 1l.-Special.-
The case Of the Commonwealth against
Louis .. Shaner, indicted for the murder
or James 4. Wallacem, which has been
going on the Hastings Court since Mon
day morning, came 10 an end at 1920
O'Clock tonight. The jury was out but
ten nAlutes, when they brought in a
verdict Of not guilty, and Shaner was
released
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party, OF South Carolina; Ex-Governor
Eagle and Governor Clark. OF Arkansas.
and Alva Adams. Of Pueblo. political
economist and author. The probabilities
are that there will be an overflow meet
ing tomorrow. at which Senator Wal
thall and others will speak.
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Miss Rohinson's Departure.

Miss Ida Robinson, Of Manchester, the
"a ueli-known singer, left yesterday after
n,on' in company with her uncle. Mr..
Thomas w. Gentry. 10 attend the Ma
ticnal Convention OF Master Mechanics.
which meets I'm one OF the northern cities.
She is expected 10 return To the city
on the 2tth instant.
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Difference of Opinion.

PARIS. June 1.-THE Republican news.
papers are highly satisfied with the
speecn delivered by Minister HanOtaux IN
the Chamber Of Deputies yesterday. but
The Radical and Socialist press are unani-
NOUS in denouncing the Governments
action In sending French warshlps 70
kicl. characterizing IL as wholly un-
iustihable.
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SAN ANTONIO. TEN, June li.-Henry
Schneider. retired who'll lssale liquor
merchant. committed suicide this morn
ing by shooting himself in the head.
The cause OF the decd was financial trou-
Bile. He leaves q wife and two children.
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NEwBURGH. \. Y, June le.-There
Il war IN ST. Andrews Protestant EliS-
- church. OF Walden. an over the
,ertor REV. T. n. II. Brown. formerly
80 ph,iadelphla. The principal charge
aee,ns 10 be that he has mind of his
own. and is a High chmchman, but, un-
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CnrlIsla IN kentncky.

WAsHINGTON. ID. g., Juno n'-Sec-
retarv Carlisle announces that he VIII
sneak ON the financial question In LOUIS
Vile Friday evening next lie VIII leave
Washington for Louisville Thursday after
noon.
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GAMrs SCHEDULED. F0R TO-DAY.
Cleveland at Brooklyn.
ST. LOUIS al New York
Louisville az Philadelphia.
putsburg at Baltimore.
cincinnati at Washington
Chicago a. Boston.
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PARIS. June ii.-F'ive French banks
have aligned an agreement TO raise China's
loan OF ss0,00O0o. under Russian guar
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RANGE OF JmkHMOMErER.

Following was the range Of the ther-
mometer at The Times oifice yesterday:
+. NJ. IS; . Z. NJ, n: midnight. ~
Average. "a 90.
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WEATI4EH EnEECAxf

WASHINGTON. d. C.. June Ii.--For
Virginia, North Carolina. and South
Carolina. Thunder showers; eastsriy
winds
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TATONIA. ky, June 1.-THE features
Of to-dav's races was the merchant 9
stake which was looked upon as pracu-
ral walkoyer for Henry IF Navarro. IL
proved a beautiful race between the TURF
king and thrcc-ycar-old Brrd9o.
The time. 1.55. was fast for the track
which had been ,ut deep and Was slow.
Rrandoo led all the way until way down
Tho stretch. when Perkins was compelled
10 ride Navarro. lie came fast wnen
called upon. and won 10y neck. III was
one of the preiticst aces of the meet
ing Summaries:
First race-sellng. six furlongs-itight-
more 90. y Morris. 10 u first, POGO
Tompo second. Black Hawk third. Time,
11G
second race-selllng. one mile-Ioots
W5. Newcom. ( % - drs. Crcvaese Sec
ond. Merry Monarch third. Time l:2 If.
Third race-hye and hali iuflonss-
Myrtle Hardness QZ0. Perkins. - 20 2D
first. Plissie j., second Lufra third.
Tine. 100 IL.
Fourth race-the Merchants stakes, one
and an eighth miles-henry o. Navarro
Ql7 Perkins. out first. Srcndo0 second,
Ray s., third. Time, l.-l.
Flnh race-iive urlongs-NimrOd Olo,
A. Clayton, 10 JOB first, old Center Sec
on1. Wine Drop third. Tine. l.03 l-i.
sixth race-six fuflongs selling Joe
Mack Qr Perkins. 10 % first, Belle
Sister second, Readlna third. Time,
1:lj "a.
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Major Poe's Condition Unchanged.
At an early hour this morning the con-
iition OF Major Poe was unchanged.
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RoIy

CHICAGO. ILL, june il.-Three favor
ties won at R0by again to-day. but long
shots earned purses Ogle, at 100 20 j, won
second in the first race. ln the last race
Iszzie y. claimed a foul against Wild
Arab. but il was not allowed. summa-
r.es.
irlrs- gace- selling, one mile.-R0ndeau
first. Ogle second, Diana third. Time,
.i5l-2.
Second race-selling. six furlongs.-
frankie -. first 'Mopsy second, Jennie
June third. Time. lIl -.
Third race-selling one and n quarter
miles Florence II. first. Lulu Il. sec
ond. Uncle Jim third. Time, 212.
Fourth race-sciling, six furiongs.-Dago
first. Aunt Ida second. screWdriyer third.
Time, III.
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travelled In the second cabin, but the Storage was
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