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Excursion Rates for Annual Con.
NenliOnS.

Annual Meeting American pharma-
ceutical Association, Denver, Colo. Aug.
IA to "a. Sell August II and II good TO
return August 20 to 25th inclusive at
one lowest regular limited first class fare
for the round trip.
Triennial Conclave, Knights Templar
Boston, Mass. August 26 to 80 Sell
August 10 to "a good to return until
Sept. 25th at one lowest limited first
class fare tor the round trip.
National Enuampment, q. A. r.,
Louisville, Ky. Sept. 10 to Il. Sell
Sept. to 10 good to return leaving
Chicago only from Sept ,4th to o5th.
G. M. l. St. p. Ry. Co. tt
w. @ CRAIG, Agt.
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For sale at discount, 2 or 3 Champion
CIT. Platform Canyases.
Woo, Bros
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II you want to learn all about the
creamery, dairy, feeding, etc, as applied
IN the Dakotas. subscribe for the Dakota
Farmer, Aberdeen, s. d. Subscriptions
received at this office.
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SYLVAN LODGE No. "a
every Tuesday evening at Schnfer .
Rtlg brethren cordially invited.
vEY, Sec. &. j. CARRiCk, n g.
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sEBEKAH.-Meets second and fourth
lfstay OF each month al I. o. o. +.
Mlsa NINA FANsET, n. Il.
/ RusT, Sec.
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Ashton the dentist will be, absent
from his Milbank office from July Is un-
til August 10th.
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Pc OF HONOR Protection Lo6ge
u 10 4. 9. u. ". hall frat and third
leach month.
- Mrs q. BARNEY, c. OF II.
ihAyEE, Rec
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| W.-Meots first and third Mondny
Ehhgs OF each month IN Woods hall.
e,aren cordially invited, +. T.. DoRE,
" u MCPHERSON. NJ. W.
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len. HUMPHREYS POST. -
~ ~ every second and fourth Saturday,
aaafp, ~ the Court House. All COM
l1s our city arc invited to meet with
a. .oWTHsAS Commander, GEO. c.
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Banner Lodge No. 81 meets every
edaesday evening IN Woods hall.
T. II BEEEDrCT. z. {.
rDQuIsT, X OF Il. Il s.
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IA. NJ MlIBhSk LODGE No. -.
lsa meetings al Masonic Hall. on
'iaY evening Of each month. Visiting
II cordially invited 10 attend
ls Sec. Z. emanuel, " NJ
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.Wonldn't be without it for worlds'
was the emphatic declaration OF lady
n reference to Ayers Hair Vigor.
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4 Il her Chapter No 20. Stated meet
\ Second and Fourth Nclday Of each
tssoaic hail.
MRs. HEyTlE DowaIE, " NJ.
HEALT, Sec.
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CHURCH.

IL Service in st. Lawrence Church
lltcraa.e sunday at 1880 a. m hET
j. BROWNE
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|as |. eokPS-Gen. Humphreys Relief
y, I, meets every second and fourth
= eocn month 1t the |. @. o.. f. hall.
n MRS. ] BosToETu. Pres.
!. ARBoTT, Rec.
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SOCIETIES

ARCH HAsaSs, MILBANk
IT. M iS. Stated conventions sec
Firth Thursday Of each month, at 40
ling companions cordially invited.
4 d ELY, High Priest.
rsnEks, See.
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Farmers bring your wheat to Erland-
aon & johnson in exchange for flour
and feed.
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:. fun ShLE-l have one horse, 10
n wv tor sale For further informa-
HENRY WEISsING.
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hn,, ,io Y buy or trade for a two year
a. ola ola uNfaam preferred. Also TO trade
me- ,o ~ pony Tor larger horse, or will
W. E RAYMOND,
Twill Brooks, S. D.
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Com m on Sense

A. p. LINDQUlsT.
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Two for One.

C. NJ s. st. P. Ry. Co.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
FINED For ASSAULT.

Conclusion of the Case Brought by
Annie COnners Against ThOs. Collins.
This afternoon in the Police Court Judge
kimbal disposed OF the case Of Thomas
Collins. the timer, convicted of a charge
of assault on Annie Conners, a seventeen
year-old girl, at the house of her father
on New York avenue.
AS published in The Star at the time
Conners called on the young lady during
the afternoon one day, about two weeks
ago, and she charged that he indecently as
saulted her. She said she invited him to
call in the evening, but he called in the af-
ternoon, when her father was away, and
took advantage of his absence from home.
The jury was out several hours. and
finally a verdict of guilty, with recon-
mendation to mercy, was returned.
LAWYERS Hay and Snillington argued for
a new trial this afternoon, and their mo-
tion was overruled.
Judge Kimball made no comments on the
case but imposed fine Of only so.
Then counsel asked for time to pay the
fine, saying that Collins was a business
man and would pay the amount imposed
next week.
Il don't give time for the payment of
fines" said Judge Kimball.
Policeman Doyle, the defendants brother
in-law, paid the fine and settled the case.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
An Expensive Campaign.

1t does not escape attention that this
long campaign. extending. as 1t will. over
eighteen months, must prove to be very ex-
pensive. Both sides will be obliged to raise
for purely legitimate expenses large sums
of money. Stumping bills and printing
bills and bills for clerical help will all be
heavy. But the issue is such that contri-
buttons it is predicted, will be liberal The
people want the discussion to be thorough,
and will willingly pay for the instruction.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
Personal Mention.

Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British ambas-
sador. sails next Tuesday for his summer
vacation in Great Britain.
Mr.. Cecil Sprng-Rice, second secretary
of the British embassy, has been trans
ferred to Berlin. and sails on June 3.
Postmaster General Wilson left here this
afternoon for his homo in West Virginia.
From there he will go to Oxford, Miss.
where he will deliver the address at the
commencement exercises of the University
of Mississippi on June 4.
Secretary Herbert did not return to this
city with the presidential party, having
stopped over at Harrisburg to take the
train for Buffalo. He is expected to
here tomorrow or Monday.
Mr.. Louis H Finney. private secretary 10
Secretary Herbert, will leave New York on
the Sd instant to attend the raval celebra-
tion at Kiel.
Mr. H. w. Van Senden. private secretary
to Secretary Carlisle has returned to the
city from visit to Kentucky.
Lieut.. s. A. Kephart, fourth artillery.
stationed at Fort Monroe, is III the city on
leave.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
NOT SUFFICIENT,
Harry Candler's Word Did Not Go In
COurt.

Harry Candler's Word Did Not Go in
COurt.
Harry Gambler, a witness in the case of
Billy Williams. Eddie Desmond and Jack
Dempsey, charged with robbing the office
of the Washington Steamboat Company
several weeks ago, was brought before
Judge Cole this morning by Detective
Weldon. when District Attorney Birney
asked tina. Gambler be required to give a
bond in the sum of $500 for his appearance
as witness when needed.
Gambler. who is claimed by the police au-
thorities to be the proprietor of jackson
City resort where the indicted parties made
their headquarters, stated that he had no
Intention Of disappearing. and said that he
would give his word of honor that he would
be on hand when needed by the govern
ment. That promise did not strike either
the court or district attorney as sufficient
security. and Judge Cole told Gambler that
he would either give the bond or go to jail
Gambler then asked to be allowed to go
out in custody of officer in search of a
bondsman. and he was allowed TO leave in
custody of Deputy Marshal Springman.
This afternoon he returned with Jacob
Diemer. who gave bond in $500 for Cand-
ler's appearance, whereupon the latter was
released.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
VICTORY FOR PULLMAN,
Favorable Decision in the Quo War
rnntO Proceedings.

r0SofhbIc Dec1siOn In the Quo War.
rnnto Proceedings.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 1.-Several months
ago Attorney General Moloney began quo
warranto proceedings against the Pullman
Palace Car Company for the purpose of
taking away the compaEy's charter and
terminating is corporate existence In his
Information the attorney general set up
that the car company had violated its
Charter by buying real estate and building
the town of Pullman. by erecting and oper-
ating the Pullman building in this city, by
manufacturing brick and in other ways.
The case has been pending in the courts
ever since.
1t was elaborately argued some time ago
aud Judge Baker handed down his dec:sic,,
today. The decision was favorable to the
company in all points but one. The court
held that the company had the right to
own the Pullman building, the brick yard
land and 70 sell liquor OH cars. but had no
right to own Pullman Iron and Steel Com
pany stock No Judgment was entered
against the company.
1t Is understood that the company will
accept the finding of the court in the mat
Ger Of the stock in the iron and steel COM
pany and will at once dispose Of ii.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
TO FIGHT THE BELL COMPANY.
A Secret Conference of Telephone
Officials.

A secret Conference of Telephone
officials.
CHICAGO, June IA secret convention
of telephone apparatus manufacturers Is in
session in this city for several days. 1t
adjourned to meet in Pittsburg. Pa. in a
few weeks. As a result Of conference a
national organization has been formed.
which will be known as the Telephone Pro-
tectivc Association. 1t is generally under
stood its chief mission will be to fight the
Bell Telephone Company
1t is asserted that S3O,0OO,OOO invested in
telephone manufacturing was represented
in the convention. The following officers
were elected: President. J. E. Keelyn,
Western Construction Company. Chicago;
first vice president, J. r. Johnson, Viaduct
Manufacturing Company. Baltimore sec
ond Vice president. 5. ]. Tunbridge, Utica
Fire Alarm Company, Utica, N. Y; secre-
tary, Paul W. Bossart. Minneapolis, MINI.
President keelyn says an attorney was
selected and instructed to be present at
Boston and determine the exact position of
the Berlner patent with respect to its eff
feet upon the telephone interests of mem
bers Of the association.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
TO COMMAND IN HAWAII.
Col. McLanc Hus Made Some Radical
Changes.

Col. McIanc Hus Made Some Radical
Changes.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June IA private
letter from Honolulu, under date of May
20. printed in the News today, says among
other things that Col McLane late of the
United States army and navy, who had
charge of Gen. Grants funeral procession,
has been made colonel of the Hawaiian
regiment.
Col. McLane arrived on the last boat and
took charge at once. He is regarded by
the troops as thoroughly military, and has
made some radical changes and inaugurated
a course of strict discipline, which has
heretofore been rather lax.
The letter adds that there are lots Of
rumors atloat on the island of a filbuster-
ing expedition that is supposed to be on its
way down to the island or else gettIng e
ready to come The government has hired
steamer. placed a cannon aboard and
has 1t patrol the islands. watching for any
suspicious vessels that come in sight.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
Arrcated for AaNnuIt.

The latest development in the recent es-
capade of Robert Taylor and Lawrence
Milton Boyer, who. as heretofore stated in
The Star, were arrested Monday last for
the robbery of the store of w. H. Truslow
in Anacostia, is that few days before
that act was committed Boyer obtained a
policy of insurance, through the agency Of
Jordan & Richardson, in the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company Of Hartford. Conn.,,
for 81, 500 on furniture at the house No 239
jackson street, where the parties lived,
which has since been ascertained to be
worth S4OO, but which when the policy was
applied for was represented by Boyer to
be valued at 5000.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June Flour dull. unchanged
cepts, 1852 barrels; shipments 9,1S7 barrels.
Wheat irmer-srot and month, soas0i; July, SOFA
SOst August SJAaSl; September, SLASH; steamer
No. 2 red. a77I4-receipts, 3,+lo bushels; ship-
ments, 24o00 bushels; stock, 5+0,5 bushels; sales.
do on grade, 7SsS2. Corn dull and easy-spot, 5GB.
aJ6ls; month"; JGia asked: July, oGa56l.: September.
7;4-receipts. 2l,l43 bushels shipments. a..
900 bushels: stock. 26o,334 bushels; sales, 44.oJ
bushels; southern white corn. 5j,,a5Gis; do. yel-
low. 81. Oats quiet and steady-No. white wese-
ern, 37ka3s; No. mixed. 34a34,a-recepts, 1858
bushels; stock. l33,52s bushels. Rye inactive--
stock Ii, 4a2 bushels. Hay easier and dali-chocs .
timothy $500. Grain freishts duh. unchanged
sugar firm, unchanged. Butter and eggs firm, uIr
changed Cheese quiet, unchanged
Evening star., 1895-06-01
FIGHTING IN CUBA.
Col. Znmora Attacks IL Band Led by
Antonio MaceO.

HAVANA, June 1.-Col. Zamora, in the
ne.ghborhood of Arroyo Cdcao, attacked a
band of 100 insurgents led by Antonio
Maceo. The troops lost one sergeant and
one bugler killed The loss of the in
surgents is not known as they carried
away the killed and wounded.
Later Maceo's insurgents attacked a de-
tachment of soldiers at Esternons but
after five hours fighting the insurgents
were compelled to retire with loss of
seventeen dead and wounded.
Maj. Arrlinan has been engaged with
bands of insurgents commanded by Zayas
and Castillo. in the province of Santa
Clara. Several insurgents We're wounded,
and the bands We're dispersed and sought
refuge in the woods.
Another band of Insurgents has been
raised in the neighborhood Of Camajuani,
near Santa Clara. capital of the province
Of that name The troops in and about
Santa Clara have combined in a movement
in pursuit of the insurgents in that prov
ince.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
A KNOWN QUANTITY.

1t Is the practice Of The Star to
print on Saturday a sworn statement
OF its circulation day by day for the
preceding week 1t would seem SELF
evident that the advertiser Is entitled
to this protection. Below will be
found the statement for the week just
past. Il
The average circulation exhibited
is believed to be much more than the
combined circulation Of the other
Washington dailies. and fully five
times that Of its afternoon conten-
porary. :
Evening star., 1895-06-01
ASKS CLEMENCY.
Beams Application for Pardon From
the President.

Mr.. Samuel D. Truitt, counsel for Joseph
A. Beam, who is under sentence to be
hanged here July % for the murder Of his
step-daughter, Annie l.. Leahy, on the 22d
of last December today filed with the At
torney General a petition addressed tc the
President. praying for a Communication Of
the death sentence. Beams counsel claims
that the condemned murderer was at the
time Of the tragedy of unsound mind, and
is now, and the affidavits of Drs. Irving
Rosse and T. B. Hood and other persons
are submitted in substantiation of that
contention. 1t is understood that District
Attorney Birney will oppose any commuta-
ton of the sentence, being of the opinion
that II Is a case demanding the inf.ction
Of the extreme penalty Of the law.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
NOTABLE SOCIAL EVENT.
Marriage of Miss Cameron to Re
mont Tiffany.

NEW YORK, June Miss Annie Flem-
Ing Cameron, daughter of Sir Roderiek
Cameron. was married today to Belmont
Tiffany of New York The ceremony took
place in St. Johns Episcopal Church, Cliff
ten. Staten Island. the Rev. DR.. John C..
Eccleston officiating. Miss Catharine Cam
eron, sister Of the bride, was the maid OF
honor, and the six bridesmaids were Miss
Jennie Tiffany, sister of the groom; Miss
Maud Livingston. Miss Lena Morton,
daughter of Gov. Morton: Miss Margaret
Morgan, Miss Mary w Williams and Miss
MaUde Wetmore. The groom was attended
by his brother, William Tiffany
The ushers who were in attendance at
the wedding were Messrs. T. Brockholst t
Cutting, q. Richmond Fearing, Columbus
Z. Baldwin. T. Appleton Smith, Stewart
Meiley Brice. Frank Bishop, Matthew Nor
gan, jr., and Duncan McEwan Cameron.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
THE JANE AiOSELY.

Returned to Her Owners by Order of
the Court.
Chief Justice Bingham this afternoon, in
the case of the libel filed yesterday against
the steamer Jane Mosely by the Peoples
Transportation Company, In which $4,000
damages are claimed, directed that the
steamer be turned over to the owners upon
the filing of a bond in the sum of $50, 1000
The owners. Messrs. B. Frank Bond. Isaac
Filbert, Hugh Sisson, jr., and others, of
Baltimore. Md, were represented by Messrs
Frederick w. Bruno of Baltimore and RAN
dali Hagner the Transportation Company
being represented by Messrs. Cook & Suth-
erland The bond was given and the boat
released.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
GEN. SCHOFIELD'S TOUR.
Has Never Given His Presidential
Chances Any Thought.

DENVER, Col, June 1.-Lieut Gen. Scho-
field arrived In Denver today from New
Mexico. Te is making his last official
visits Il No various military posts before
his retirement next September. When ask
ed about MS presidential boom he replied:
II have never given that matter any con-
sideration. My career has been, and is
military and scientific. l know nothing
about politics, and never voted in my life
I have read number of notices of late
about my presidential boom, but thought
the boom was only boomet, originating
In the brains Of New York politicians
Evening star., 1895-06-01
ARRIVED FROM EUROPE,
The Wife of the Spanish Minister
Among the Passengers.

NEW YORK, June 1.-Among passengers
arriving by the Kaiser Wilhelm II today
were the following: Mrs. H. o. Bonnell
and the Misses Bonnsn, Youngstown. Ohio;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Bennett, Chica go: Mrs
G. D. Clements and Mrs: J. l.. Clements
Philadelphia eX-Minister and Mrs j. L. NJ
Curry and Miss Curry, Washington; Mrs
Howard Crosby and the Misses Crosby
New York; Mrs Dupuy de Lone and chill
dren. Madrid; Mr.. and Mrs CT. T. Ford
Washington; Miss Louise McLaren, Grand
Raplds, Mich; Mrs. John A. Ross and Miss
Katherine Ross, Kansas City, and c. B.
Zug. Pittsburg, Pa.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
Constable Duncan's Aim Was the
More Accurate.
TRAGEDY at CLINTON, 5. C., TODAY
More Reports Of Fighting in
Cuba.
TRAGEDY IN MINNEAPOLIS

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS, s. c., June 1.-At Clinton,
5. c., this morning, S. NJ. Duncan, state
liquor constable. shot and killed ]. 3. Work
man, former chief liquor constable. The
latter accused Duncan of having under
mined him and having him discharged.
Duncan declared this to be a lie.
Workman pulled his pistol and shot Dun
can twice
Duncan replied in kind and killed Work
man instantly.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
Unfair Chicago Cyclists.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The findings in the
cases Of young men who practced fraud
and deceit in the great bicycle road race
on Decoration day will not be known till
Monday; but it is known that a large
number of them stand a good chance of
being disqualified from entering any road
race. In addition to being expelled from the
clubs to which they belong and boycotted
by their cycling friends.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
BENT ON VIOLENCE.
IynchinE Feared. but the Sheriff Dis
perSrl the Mob.

LynchfnE Fea rcd, but the Sheriff Dis
perSrL the Mob.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June IA special
from Covington, Ind, says: Alva Bow was
arrested at Harvard. this county, for GRIM
inaliy assaulting eisht-year-old Annie New
man. He was brought to this city and was
placed in Jail. There was talk in the
streets that mob would attempt to lynch
i'm during the night
A large crowd assembled in the vicinity
of the jail, but it was dispersed by Sheriff
Moore. 1t was rumored at midnight that
large body of men were assembled half a
mile from the city. This was found to be
untrue. The sheriff says he will defend is
prisoner with all the force he can COM
mand. At o'clock this morning the
streets We're cleared of the mob and there
was apparently no prospect of lynching.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
Washington Grain Market.
Reported by the Grain Exchange.

Spring patent four per barrel, 4.15a5.Oo: sprin~
straight hour. per barrel. 4.25a4.5o winter patent
flour, per barrel. 4.5oa4 "a; winter straight -four
per barrel, 4O0a4. .25; winter -four per barrel
3.5oa3. 1a; clipped white oats, per bushel 4oail !:
oats, per blshel, 54lsa35; No. 9 yellow corn, rer
bushsi; ooaSl; No white corn per hashel. soasl !;
othy hay per ton, II. .5OaIa. 90; No i mixed hay
per ton tor no. y Soal3oo No clover hay: per ton.
bulk bran per ton, II 7.O0a1s.Oo; bulk middinrs
Per ito too i!,ooals.oo; rye straw Per ton. ls 5oa
quotations for car lots delivered on track, WASH
inGton.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
To Notify Gen, Bushnell.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio. June 1.-The COM
mittee of notification. headed by Gen. Gros-
venor. Is here to notify Gen. Bushnell Of
his nomination. Exercises will occur at
Bushnelrs residence at 8 pm. The COM
mittee was dined at Arcade Hotel today
by Gen. Bushnell.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
WARsHIPs FOa JIDDAH.
England to Insist on Rcparntion for
the Vice COnsups Death.

1uS iHHU w HnSISt On RCparntfOn Tor
the Vice COnsul's Death.
ALEXANDRIA, June Three British
warships have left this port for Jiddah in
order to insist upon the punishment of the
Badouins who were concerned in the mur-
der of the British vice consul there and the
wounding of the British consul the Rus
sian consul and the secretary of the French
legation. The remainder of the British
Mediterranean squadron has gone 10 Bey-
root.
Jiddah Is the principal trading port of
Arabia. 1t Is on the Red sea half way be-
tween Suez and Alden. 1t is sixty-five miles
from Mecca and is the landing place of
most OF the 100000 Mohammedans now
gathering to touch the famous sacred
stone.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
The Star Out of Town.

THE EVENING STAR will be sent
by mail to any address in the United
States or Canada for such period as
may be desired at the rate of fifty
cents per month.
UBut all such orders must be ac-
companied by the money, or the
paper cannot be sent, as no ac-
counts are kept with mail subscrip-
tionS.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
Absorbed by an A. p. Paper.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 1.-The Morning
Call. the only United Press paper (norn-
ing) In Minnesota which was started last
September, in its issue today announced
that it would retire from the field having
sold its subscription list and good will to
the Daily Globe, member Of the Asso-
ciated Press
Evening star., 1895-06-01
MRS. MckINLEY,s ILLNESS.

1t Causes the Governor to Remain in
New York.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Gov. Mckinley was
to have returned to Ohio this afternoon,
but owing to the illness of Mrs Mckinley
has decided to stay over another day. The
governor said that at some time today he
would pay a visit to eN-Secrctary of State
Evarts, and later in the afternoon would
take drive In the park with Mrs. Mckin-
ley. In the evening he is to dine with Col
Frederick ID. Grant. The governor and Mrs
Mckinley will quite certainly return to Ohio
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
Guests of Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. June 1.-The dis
ting uished confederate ex-offcers, who
went to Chicago to the dedication of the
monument to the confederate dead in that
city. are here today, the guests of the Gin
cinnau chamber of commerce
Evening star., 1895-06-01
Sent to the Grand Jury,

The case of w. H. ireland. charged with
embezzling s26.1 Of the funds of the Wash
inston Times Publishing Company was
called for trial in the Police Court today
His counsel waived an examination and the
case was sent to the grand jury Bond In
the sum Of 500 was given for the defen-
dant's appearance.
Evening star., 1895-06-01
Price of Spirit. Advanced

PEORIA, ILL.,. June 1.-Gen. McNulty, re-
ceiver of the Distilling ana Cattle Feeders
Company. advanced the price of spirits to-
day l cent to Sl.27 IL per gallon. The In
dependent Atlas Distilery has not decided
what they will do about 1t.