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The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
KERNGoOoD'S BODY.
It Has Been Dfsinrerred and aQ Autop>y
VIII Be Made

Baltimore, Md. June 24.-The body
fJacob S. Kerngood, which was found
floating in the Niagara River at Lew
iston last week and which was buried
here Friday. has been disinterred and
sent to the mOrgue. where an autopsy
will probaly be made. 1t is said tina.
this action is taken at the instance Of
an insurance cOmpany'S adjustor VINO
is not satisfied that the badly decoIl-
posed corpse is thst of Kerngood,
Relatives here claim that kerngood
was insured for only $4,000 and tnaI
the last policy was Iaken out seven
years ago.
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
HoNoRlNG THE DEAD.
The First Anniversary OF the Death OF
President Carnot.

FTeeE0SnE NATn1t
Paris. June 24.-In the presence of
enormous crowds OF people the ami
versary os the death OF Pres dent Car
Not. who va sasSaSsRaIed a. Lyons on
June q. lasc year. By Cesario Santo, the
AnarchiSt. who was afterwards exc
euted for the crime. was observed to-
day al the Pantheon with touching GER
emony. IN The official cortege were
President Faure. VI. ChaIlemel-Lacour
President Of the French Senate, and VI.
BrissOn. President OF the French
Chamber Of Deputies. followed by the
Cabinet Ministers. Ambassadors. Sen
ators and Deputies. The cortege ar
rived at he tomb al 1915 A. VI. W.
Faure. in depOsiring crown upon the
tomb. said: In the name of the re-
public. on the day on which is renewed
rhe mourning OF the country. 1 lay this
crown upon the tomb OF President Car
not" The religious ceremony took
place in the Church of La Madeleine at
IL o'clock.
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
Silicon Instead of Char coal.

Men are composed chiefly of char
coal and water. AS beings of this
composition cannot exist in any heat
great enough to set the charcoal on
fire in spite Of the water, the scien-
fists are now speculating as to the
possibilities of the hot stars being in
habited by animals with silicon SUBJ
stituted for charcoal. Silicon is sand.
or at least it bears much the same re-
lation to sand that carbon does to char
mol
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
Crisbf Won't Back Down.

Rome. June 25.-In reply to radical
speeches made in the Chamber of Depu-
ties, raising the question of SignOr
CavalloUtiiS accusations against the
Prime Minister, SignOr CriSpi said he
declined either to rebut or explain the
charges. The attitude of the Prime
Minister was cheered by the govern
ment majority.
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
Ten Men Shot to nth.

Przemysl, Austrian Galicia, June %.
"A eourt-martial sitting here convicted
twenty-six hussars of the murder of a
quarterma ster and three nOn-commis-
s:oned officers Ten of the convicted
men were sentenced to death. They
were shot The other sixteen were SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment.
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
NorWegian Bark Goes Down,

London. June 25-Information has
been received that the Norwegian bark
Brodrene. Capt. Larsen, from Barry.
April 20. for ST. Johns, P R., was aban-
doned at sea in a sinking condition.
The captain, his wife and four Of the
crew were drowned. The remainder of
the crew were landed at Barbados.
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
Gresham Left &51 600

Chicago. June 25. - Mrs. Gresham,
widow of the late Secretary of State,
and her son Otto. appeared in Judge
Kohlsaat's court with the will of
the deceased. which was admitted To-
probate. It leaves everything 70 Mrs
Gresham, who is sole executrix. The
estate is worth $4,000.
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
ITALIAN FLAG CAME DOWN.
it Was Floating on the American Bank of
the Niagara.

Suspension Bridge, June 24.-The
contractors building the new trolley
line in the Gorge on the American
oank of the Niagara river have brought
crowds of Italian laborers here, who
i've in camps along the bank in shan
lies over which they have been floating
the Italian flag very high. This has
been an eyesore to some lovers of old
glory, and at noon yesterday veteran
soldier named Orlando E. Wilson ac-
companied by four others visited one
Of the camps close 20 the city and Or
1ered the Italian flag lowered. Italians
10 the number of 300 crowded about
and gesticulated. Take that flag
down." said Wilson. The sons Of
Italy realized that the men were in
earnest and complied.
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
War ON the Liberals.

London. June 24.-The Central News
says the opposition leaders oi 'Io
House of Commons have decided -
move a resolution setting forth .la.
the House has no confidence ID -.
Ministry. According to this sta'eIlI7n' l7,,'
Mr.. Chamberlain has framed Ie'Via .so
ton asking her Majesty to dismiss -,ias ia
present Ministers and dissolve I f1'-'~
nent
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
The Government Wins

San Francisco, June 25.-The suit of
the United States Government against
tie Southern Pacific Railroad Company
to obtain possession of 700.0 acres Of
land in Ventura and Los Angeles coun-
ties. has been decided against the rail-
road company by the United Circuit
Court of Appeals.
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
Ice War in New York.

New York, June 25.-An ice war has
been inaugurated in New York city.
The companies, falling to agree upon a
policy, have reduced the price of ice to
consumers TO Is cents a hundred. de-
livered, which is less than the actual
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
Two Cities to BE Annexed.

White Plains, N. Y, June 24.-The
argument on the constitutionality Of
the annexing of Westchester and Will
Jams Bridge to the city Of New York
is being heard by Judge Dykman in
the Supreme Court at this place to-day.
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
Gluttony Caused His Death.

Buffalo. N. Y, June "a. Thomas
Melville, a "scooper," in his eagerness
to satisfy his hunger, swallowed an
unmasticated piece cf beef at the Sal
walton Army ark this morning and
choked to death
The Washington bee., 1895-06-29
BRIDAL OUTFIT IN A CARPET BAG.
The Eccentric Brown and the late Miss
Coxey on Tour.

Coxey on Tour.
Massillon, Ohio, June 24.-Bride-
groom Brown is proceeding to Wash
ington, and expects to be the central
figure in the reunion of the Common
veal. He was obliged to borrow twen-
ty-five cents to get as far as Canton.
A probate judge provided him with the
marriage li"ense for which no fee was
paid, and al easy-going justice tied
The knot on the same terms. The bride
nee Coxey, travels from town to town
in street attire, with her bridal outfit
in her carpet bag. This trousseau
was secured by Browne through an
obliging acquaintance. Brownies pro-
gramme is to deliver daily speeches
while his wife sells Reform litera-
ture." He has dropped Coxey's the
ories and after devoting year to pro-
claiming them now ridicules them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
DANGERS OF SUM MER.
THEY ARE MANY. BuT ONE OF THE WORST Is
THE LEAST EXPECTED

Pcoplc have an idea that colds are contracted
In cold weather. This Is not correct. When the
pores Of the skin IRE open and a chilly wind
blows against the body. then is the greatest dan
ger The first sncczc. n smiling in the nostrils
q du,ness of the hcad-a indicate the first
symptoms Of cold. And cod In warm
weather Is as bad rs ~ any other time
There Is but one thing To do when any or
these symptoms come and that is 10 bring
about "A reaction at once. \ delay may mean
serious consequences There is but one way by
which a healthy reaction can be brought about
and that IL 10y the use of pure medicinal slim
ulant and there is hut one thing that can be
dcpendcd upon at such tme-that is Duhys
Pure Malt Whisky. 1t Is what its name implies
perfectly pure. II has been before the pubic
for many years and is the most popular of all
stimulants. because II IS 50 pure and powerful
II YOU have any ~ the first symptoms Of n cold
you should not delay a moment hut use ms
great proparation at on"c. Do not permit any
druggist or grocer to sell you anything else.
cold cannot he cured on the start by an inferior
whiskcy. ana you should insist upon having the
best and Just what you ask for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
HAS ROSEBERY RESIGNED!
THE RUMOR CURRENT IN THE LOBBlES
OF THE COMMONS.

LEADING LIBERALS KNOW NOTHING OF SUCH
ACTION. AND THE REPORT is not CREDITED
THE PREMIER RETURNS rNEXrEcT-
EDDY FROM HIS YACHTING CRUISE
London. Nav 2O-A runner was current In the
,ohb,es of the House Of Commons this evening
tb,, Lord Rosebcry had resigned the Premiership
Tho report. however, WAS not credited. i"ad'hs
members Of the Liberal party declare 'ha' 'neS
are no, aware Of such action on the part OF the
Premier. -
Lord Rosebery arrived in London TINS morning
from his cruise in the channel on board 'he En-
chantrcss His hurried return and the deidE u
tho dcnarturc Of the Queen for Balmoral are asso-
cisted i'm the public mind with the known dhier-
snces among the Minister'S on the question oi dis,
solution. Cabinet Council has been summoned
for Thursday. ,, >-." ,ba
In It's issue tomorrow. The Daily News the
liberal organ will rldicue the report OF me re-
fircment from office OF Lord RoseberN II VIII SHs
that his health was greatly benefited Dy MS
Yachting cruise In the Channel and mat ne Is Ho"
in excellent spirits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
URGENCY REFUSED BY THE DEPUTIES
THE CHAMBER NOT YET READY TO ABOLISH THE
ANTI-ANARCHIST LAW.

Paris May 2o-In the Chamber OF Deputies to-
day a demand Of urgency made in the dis
posaI OF the motion Of NJ Gerault Richard Social
lst, TO abolish the Anti-Anarc hist Law. The mo-
ton OF urgency was rejected.
This is the law which voted soon after the
assassination OF President Carnot. Lyons. on
June o. 1894 The action was taken too tariily In
deed. and was unfortunately one more example
OF the policy OF locking the stable door after the
horse Is stolen. That law made too sweeping.
as was be expected from the Indignation caused
BY the horrible murder OF VI. Carnoi II provided
not only measures for the punishment OF Anar
chsts but II also curtailed some Of the rights en-
joyed by inonensve citizens For instance. in the
expectation OF preventing Anarchist attempts and
conspiracies Ii violated the secrecy OF private cor
respondence, and authorized jantors. servants and
other employees to act spies on tenants and en-
ployers 1t was. in fact. law similar 10 those
enacted by the Roman Emperors Of the Decadence
and the Terrorists OF the French Revolution OF
1923. which rnyclOped all citizens within the net
OF political suspicion. The Anti-Anarchst law.
therefore could not he applied. and II has become
q dead letter. Ike those which were enacted during
the Second Empire and which did not prevent the
attempts OF Panori. Orsini and other conspiraOrs
on the life Of Napoleon III. Its abrogation Is only
a question Of time. But as II Is asked by So
claist. NJ Gerault Richard. political prisoner.
elected Deputy while he was siiil in jail the Con
servative majority Of the Chamber could not be
expected to appear as yielding to his request i'm
mediately and TO pass his motion OF urgency. The
debate will come later on. and as Anarchist agi-
taion has ceased in France. which now enjoys
political tranquility. the law OF the suspects"
OF NJ Carnot will not be kept much longer in the
French Pena Code
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
VESSELS AND LIVES LOST.
MANY sEAMEN persisted ~ THE RECENT
GALE ABOUT ENGLAND.


London May 20.-The schooner Ida Sofia. coal
laden was picked up at sea on Friday. partly DIS
rnasted She was towed into Hull to-day. Nothing
is known concerning her crew. and II is feared th''
they have been drowned.
The schooner Louise. from Dantzic for Stirring.
was capslzed during the gale on May II of the
Fame Isards ana all board with the exception
OF the master. lost.
The Norwegian bark Ceylon has been wrecked on
Goodwin Sands -Four of her crew were saved ana
six others noated out to sea and 1t Is believed have
persisted.
Eighty fishing boats arrived at Grimshy to-day
every one Of which had sustained more or less dam
age from, the recent gale. Four fishermen were
drowned and several others injured
The Russian schooner Michael. hound from lionesS
for Riga founGerea or -puTn Head las cNeniis'
and all OF the crew except the mate were los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
MONROE DOCTRINE ASSERTED.
REPORT ON THE SUBJECT BEFORE THE
REPUBLICAN CLUB.

,-r-rorr-,v r~~r1Gt-IS SHOULD Not BE FER
"
MlrTED To HAVE \ FoOTlloiD oN THIS
CONTINENTAL CRITICISM or TIE Nd
TIE RECENT SITUATION.
,, .t.., % .ho pc,nilic,n C'lub was
y 'e7"d' '"'''''N ' ' en- 80
held last night M inc 'iH""'"H'' -" 1917 '.'"''
ave. The usual routine business WAS quickly trans
,.,.1 AL .t.r ,,,.. ,..u ~ o.. chair Ellis II
"'"' "'' '"''' '' - ~,.t,,,i
Roberts, chairman -. t'' committee '' ''''''''"
Affairs Stoned up % the a. * of the presiding
o.s..- arl ,.,1 r,a,rt which embodied the
'''' - "'' .... a. ., tho
opinions arrived ~ bN me COMMITTEE a. ~ '"'
recent political occurrences IA Central America
- '''" !" 4''' -" " - ,t,.. .,
Wien James Monroe as fI.sli.ns' - NM -,
loi'.En aAfi'sSi1h Oh VIZ .Nii'' l.. af. ~ :
me popuiaton q, IN .l''r ',''i -
N'f' N'@t OF .". "a ,''iN ...,'" ,,,,s,s ~,
were lev ana S'"il'fhs 'ti a. 20. , ''. ..,.in
Inc racine .loi' "'i' H'i'''"' NV ", .'.,..-
Gently ih'E ."'iHc' upon 'i'' "'i w. NV 49,,
Inc ia:-s' .NS ana a',l..' Stt'' 'i.'~ NJ,
f''a'- ~ party 'iNt'''' ~ NM ,,'' ,
Il' go ~ t,,,It ,.,..r l..,,no ike
- l.'' 'S -,,si INN .,,inc oui he sub
s,1ncc Of industry ard thrift. They know well
'hat he sur. defence was 70 Keep our hurop ,a
, J o,.,resson 10. s,,npy because our fore
f,tbcrs unclaimed ruvilltucrcss 10 hermit any
.or.irn Xafiou 10 sxfrrI its system On this con-
,tnerf ar 10 orpress any American state ought
W. row 20 rcas-ort the Monroe Doctrine. but We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
nv HONOR OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
FlFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF Ills DEPART i'N r'''
THE ARCTIC REGIONS COMMEMoRATED ~


THE ARCTIC REGIONS CoMMEMoRATEp bf
THE ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL soclHlh
Mr. BAYARD's SPEECH
Landau Nav 9o-The Royal Geographical society
.n,s evening commemorate the ffueth annNe'
r ~ the denarture from England OF the th'ru
hrc,,c exnedit.on oil S.r John Franklin "ni'h
.ared from Grcenhithe on May "a lslo ana never
returned Among those present were ihe Du"e "
York Mr. Bayard. the American Ain"dSs""o' -
Great Britain; number Of other prominent ,'
and some OF the survivors Of the parties wh.ch
-, 70 tho Arctic regions in search OF sir Johh
Franklin. 40, -
clements r. Markham. the president OF the So
c,etv made an address. in which he recalled
Franklin's services TO scosTaph! anu SV,e"'
dwelling on his discovery or the -\o''""'S'
Passage Mr. Markham eulogized the gene'osi'.
OF Henry Grnnell the American VINO IN lo'V nv"
ont an expedition to search TO- Sir John Franklin
and spoke in high praise OF c sympathy SHOWN
nv the United States in the attempts TO discover
the fate of the explorer. He also Landed the brave
and true-hearted Lieutenant De Haven ana pr'
Kane who commanded the United states eNpe
and Resnue in 1850 The able narrative of his
Arctic experiences written by Or, name came III
10, d ms Sir Francis McCiintock who commanded
the Intrepid. of the hve vessels OF the Sia
q short account OF his experience. He said he be
iievcd that the American help given TO the FRANK.
drawing together of the ties between the Anglo
sXon natons that are 50 ma 'G s Regretted
that none of his countrymen who had shared in
the search for Franklin could be present at NE
Cl!ntock were found guarding natures secrets IN
the far-o Arctic regions those Of Grinne'' Kane
Juror Britannicus OF the English Navy led 10 the
planting Of the British nag :, at me points ms
anlmus Americanus would have to be reGkoncd
with Mr.. Bayard's remarks were greeted with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
"COIN" CHALLENGED TO DEBATE.

ROSWELL q. HORR READY TO MEET HIM AND
DISCUSS THE SILVER QUESTION.
Chicago. May 20A formal written challenge TO
meet Roswell G.. Horr, OF The New-YoIk Weekly
Tribune, in joint discussion OF the monetary qucs
ton, to-day delivered to W. II. Harvey. au-
thor OF Coins Financial school" Mr.. Harvey said
he would return an answer In day two. Tclc-
grams have passed for the last two weeks between
prominent members OF the Sound Money League
OF New-York and active gold standard citizens OF
Chicago. with a view TO bringing about discus
sion on the lines formulated in the challenge.
The invitation 20 NEE; Mr.. HOrr in discussion
where questions may be put and answers made
from day to day was conveyed in a letter signed
by leading Chicago bankers. merchants and law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
DR. PAXTOV'S SECCESSOK

Negotiations. IT Is understood still being ma .Ic
to secure permanent pastor for The pulpit Of The
West Presbyterian Church. which has. for two
years. ever since the retirement Of the Rev Dr
John II. Paxton. been vacant.
According to rumor. the Rev. Dr. Philip : Moxom
pastor OF the South Church OF Springfield. Mass
has been called TO New York. but IL was learned
last night that the call has not yet been sent.
port published yesterday said tnat the call had been
sent. but that Dr. MoxOm had not announced
whether he would accept II or not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

Tho following plans 81 rc@ tuildng. ana alterations
had be.r nied with the Building Department.
ooS ev W.s. t3d-st hy william RohnE OF $50 ooo
t,1ro.i,idee HosA g. 800 . % Fol '-s,. ~
Joseph NJ chauye' u beiiori r''N 800
,,o,h., ,.u n ~ 3i-Irs. hy IhoMls
Ncvile u i2i Cast i-'''.'' "'......... 5000
,,,,oe..rtar,-ave o % II In n - ~h.si ny
i"ssnh sl.crman. u - West '>'l-st' h'e- - ooo
s,,~y brick Mats. cost......-.' ''
,:o East i;iih-st - John \ Nancy: two-s'ory soo
wood dwelling cost 800.
lila 5h-avr hy woodbury. Langf'n two 20,
stony brick dwelling. Cost ....--... -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
MRS GFORGE DiGWTy CyTERTlIyFD

Mrs. George Darwin OF Cambridge. England "A
daughtci-in-la~ OF Charles Darwin. the great sci
cntist, who has been In this country FOR short
time. has received many pleasant social attentions
from numerous friends In Ncw-York. Yesterday she
was entertained at small reception by Mrs. i.
Edwin Elwell. Of No. lyl West Eeventh-st. Mrs
Darwin sails for England 10 morrow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
THE PANIC IN FLORENCE OVER.

NO RECURRENCE or EARTHQUAKE SNpCkS-K RE-
LIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Florence May 2)-The Inhabitants of this city
have entirely recovered from the Night caused py
the EARTHQUAKES of Saturday night, there having
been no recurrence of the shocks Premier 'riSpl
has tclegraphed the Synlc here. saying mat ne
intends TO ask Parliament to vote a cTcHt !pr Inc
benenf Of the victims In the time the Gov
eminent will send relief to those who are IN need
OF it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
FOR TRANQUILITY IN HUNGARY.

Budapest May 2O.-It is expected that the Hun
garian Parliament will adjourn May 20. and not
reassemble until the end OF October. thus giving
respite TO the country from the prevailing political
turmoil.
Ii is reported that the statement that Archbishop
Agardi, Papal Nuncio TO Austria. has been re-
called by the Vatican Is premature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
NICARAGUA AND COSTA RIGA FRIENDLY.

Washington May 2o.-Dr Guzman. the Ncaraguan
Minister is authorized by his Government en-
phatcally TO deny the report that war is imminent
be tween Nicaragua and Costa Rica Tn" disiaic1
saws that there are no causes for disagreement be
tween the two countries and that their relations are
mo friendly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
TIE LABOR PARTY'S MANIFESTO
rorro LOWERS OF kerr uARDIE AID TOM MANN
DECLARE TrrIR SYMPATHY WITH THE


DECLARE THEIR SYMPATHY WITH THE
SOCIALISTS OF ALL NATIONS.
London May 2o-The Independent LABOR I"'N
~ ENGLAND has issued manifesto signed ny James
Lcr Uariic president: Tom Mann. secretary ana
the other members OF the party committee ~.
document Is addressed TO IN" Socialists 81 Az
lands It congratuatcs the Socialists "i France
ana Germany on the progress they nave mace III
the attainment Of political power ana, """' r.
GREETING that workingncn In the 'ni'cd STATE nav
recently suffered kcenly from the eVh 'n'''S VI
tho capitalistic System. expresses the nope "'"'
the lesson they have learned In bitterness "'"'
and sorrow will not bc lost on the American CIV
tora;e and that no nostrum hesotteh oil p""''''
expelcncy or class greed will divert them ro"
the task which they are beginning 10 recognize ~
the one thing neelfu-the building OF an ih'"s''''
commonwealth. based on the CROCK OF ''oh'"'.
socialism After declaring the fervd sympathy oi
the party with the Nihlists Of Russia ana inc Sp""
ish rcvoiutionsts the document concludes;
I'VE send a special greeting 10 our kinsmeh "N'r
,ho seas We are of one blood. united in language
and tradition. Though lust oppression anl si'','"
have severed us the conmJn sirugS!e ior me t'.,'
zat.o1 OF the Socialist IDEAL VIII on" 6aF 1'uil'
Us We invite responses 30 our iTa'efidi El'.l''',
from Socialists everywhere. and trust mat Wh'i'
The International Socialist Congress meets IN Ion,
don in 1896 we shall hear the delegates asseh"i''
rccprOcaie our sentiments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
nEcnnnEp MORTGAGl.S.

,,d.,.on Henry 4 g. and wife 10 Sophi" Helms.
= s.,,h. IT. 2i67 II 9 ~ shave, years
iict,man Marcus A. and wife 10 New. orr quar-.
~ ON ave ysnrs ......,.'. '''''''. ..'''.
uloch. Ferdinand. to Louis with, g " Madl"on-
,Ve .ns n a ~ iO7th.si. demand ...t.,......
,.'rn.u Alfred l.. to Title Guarantee ana Trust
GO, No Us West t7'h.st. . years
Charlton. rhumn', aud VIE T." j MUM ahh
ave = mortgages. and years $3.50 .':....
cnndan Mary 7. 10 Henry de fhnin' = I..'d
=, o,r q, a ~ iith-nyc : mortgages. y years.
campbeII David 10 the Mutual Iifc Insurance
COMPANY = Q corner Amsterdam-ave and 10Th.