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A CABINET CRISIS
In Spain Is Looked For Growing Ont of
the CubRn Trouble.

In Spain IL Looked For Growing Ont or
the Cuban Trouble.
MADRID, July Sl.--A cabinet crisis Is
believed to be imminent here. Senor del
Castillo came into power In Spain on
February /, 1895. a number OF officers
had broken Into and pillagcd the offices
OF various newspapers which had made
inslnuatlons against the conduct OF OIL
GERS engaged In supprcssing the Cuban
revolt, and the war minister seemed to
support the officers. whereas the pre-
mIer. Scnur sagast, ordered the Journal
lists TO be protected. This led 10 the re-
tircmcnt 0f the ministry.
Marshal Campos was temporarily
made captain general OF Madrid. and
the greatest excitement prevailed. FL
nally Senior Canovas del Castillo formed
n ministry, although he lacked the sup
port OF a section Of the CONSERVATIVES
party. The government was defeated
on n vote OF censurc on June 3, 1895,
but did not resign They have met occa,
sIonal revGrscs growing out OF the Gu
ban policy. but the general elections In
April returned an overwhelming ma
jority Of the cortcs In f0vur-of the snv-
,arnmcnt. Gross election frauds were
charged by the opposition to have been
committed In that election.
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BRYAN's ITINERARY.
M. Trip East 10 he Notified OF III, Noml-

fih lFip f-Akt 10 nc NotInru OF IT'S NOHl-
nation. .re-isgsgs,--
LINCOLN. Neh., July 31.-Mr Bryan
to-day announced hIs IntInerary for his
eastern trip TO meet the notification
committee from tho Democratic ma
iloral convention In Madison Square
Garden, August r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan will leave Lincoln
on the Burlington at o'clock Friday
evening, August J. arriving in Chicago
on Saturday afternoon. They will stop
over Sunday md will leave Chicago on
the Pennsylvania road about midnight
Sunday night. arriving at Pittsburgh on
Monday night. They win stay over
night In Pittsburgh and leave for New
York early Tuesday morning, arriving
there about half past six Tuesday even
Ing.
The national comittce Will meet In
New York ut the time OF the notItica-
tlon. From New York Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan Will go TO Bath, Me-, and snend
q few days with the Scwalis. Thch re-
turn trip viii not be arranged until after
ter the New York meeting.
Mr. Bryan Is not making any dates
FOR speeches nj this time and VIII moi
do 81 until after the national commit
tee has been consulted. lie has been
receiving large numbers OF invitations
to speak In almost every state Of the
union. Most OF them have come by
mall or wire. but many have been ex-
tended by men who have come for that
purpose In person. To each he has
given the same answer, that he would
make no appointments until otter
meeting the national committee. A dis
patch received this evening from Amos
j. Cummings, the New York congress-
mously endorsed yOurman and journ
allst, said: The Tammnny executive
committee has just unanimously en-
dorsed your nomination. My personal
congratulations"
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SHE MAY ABpICATE.


The Queen intImatrs that She will Sos1i
Retire las
LONDON, July 31.-The rumor that.
oueen Victoria intends 70 retire in favor
of the Prince OF Wales is again current
to-day and 1t Is added that court circles
are greatly troubled regarding the con-
dition of the queens health. Such re-
ports have frequently appeared of re-.
cent years. only to be semi-oticlally
contradc;ed later. But, It now seems
that there may be some actual founda-{
ton for the statements made.
1t Is added that her majesty has de-
cIted TO spend her time In future at Ball.
moral or at Osborne and TINT she will,
give the Prince and Princess of Wales
the Use OF the buckingham palace and
Windsor Castle, There is no doubt that
the queen seems to feel greatly the
weight of her years and berearements
and her majesty IL quoted aS having re-
pcatedly remarked during her last stay
In this city at buckingham Palace, upon
the occasion Of the recent marriage OF
Princess Maud OF Wales to Prince
Charles OF Denmark: This Is my last
visit to London"
Color IL given to the rumnrs In clrcula-
tinn by the deep emotion displayed by
the queen as she bowed In reply TO the
enthusiastic cheers OF the multitudes
which lined the route from buckingham
palace othc railroad station where sho
took the train for Windsor after the
marriage ceremonies. fT
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 3i.-sena-
tor Jones has Issued n call for meet
Ing OF the Democratic national com
mittec TO bc held at tho Fifth Avenue
hotel, New York City, August IL. The
committee Will at this meeting settle
the question OF location Of the national
headquarters. Senator Jones did not ex-
press any preference In the matter OF To-
cation, but said that the question would
he left entirely With the fHil committee,
Senator Jones iucft tonight for WASH
Ington. The senator further stated that
he had not yet decided on the personnel
OF the executive committee.
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CLEVELAND. O., July 3l.-The strike
at the works OF the Brown holstlng and
conveying machine company will be re-
ers executive committee. The men find
that the settlement effected by the board
OF arbitration does not include recognl-
tIon OF authority Of labor union com
mittees nor the discharge or all nom
union men and on these points they will
continue the battle.
They are In an angry mood and trouble
is almost certain to come and the police
will now uEe sterner methods than those
recently employed. +. W. Buckingham
who shot over the heads OF crowd OF
strikers on Wednesday. WAS pursued
from the works by strikers to-day. They
threw stones and he again used his re-
vniVer
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STATE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Convention AdJourns hfter Prntt-
ful session.

ful session.
Special Dispatch TO the 1ntellgencer.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va. July al
The annual conventional the West Vlr-
ginIa State Sunday School Association
held at Pennsboro. closed last evening
after most successful melting. 1t was
attended by delegates OF Sunday schools
for all denominations throughout the
state.
Mr.. William Reynolds, OF Chicago.
member OF the executive committee OF
the International Sunday School AssQ-
clatIon was present throughout the con-
ventlon In behalf OF his society. lt'was
decided 10 have an organizer appointed
for the ensuing year for the purpose of
organizing Sunday schools throughout
the state
The convention elected new officers for
the ensuing year as follows: President,
W. B. McGregor. OF Huntington; secre-
tary. VIII r. Strickler. OF Penns boro:
treasurer r. II. Boyd, OF Parkersburg.
The meeting next year will be held In
Clnrksburg.
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LONDON. July 3i.--At the session
to-day OF tho International Socialist
Labor and Trade Union Congress, tho
congress adopted the report of the corn
mSttcc on education and physical dcrl
rclopmert favoring n government sys-S
TEN OF public education extending from
tho kindergarten tothc university and
Including physical scientific. artistic
and technical subjects 10 be genuinely
acccss!hct0 everyone by freedom from
foes and public maintenance OF the
scholars The report prohibits the cm-
ployment Of children under eighteen
years Of age In night work or IN any
work Involving labor extending over
twcnty-cuur hours weekly.
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Special DIspatchto the Iniellisencer.
WESTON. W. Va, July Si-Miss
Julia Bremen attempted to cross the
river. which was swollen considerably,
at the ford near the asylum pump house.
When she was about half way across,
the horse started down stream. Miss
Brennan cried for help. An asylum at
tendant swan out to her and Il was
with difficulty that he saved her from n
watery grave. The horse, with the bug
gy went over the dam. All that was
Saved was the harness. the buggy being
a total wreck and the horse drowned.
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uCnt H.-.
liuusrr's Stories.
, George i. llnuscr, who has charge OF
tho tower anu who Is under arrest has
made several otntcmcn,s. to the police.
He told them ilc saw both trains COM
ins when both were sufficiently far
away to ndmlt of thelfull display OF slg-
mails, but us the IVES, Jersey wnB tho
nearest, lie gave the Reading the rcd
light and slGnallcd to the train TO come
ahead. The Reading, however, never
slacRcncd speed. but came on.
After viewing the ground, the coro.
hcrS jury again separated until to-
morrow afternoon, when another meet
Ing Will be held.
All the dead so far found and ilcn,l-
lied were removed TO their former homes
this afternoon, The first train used for
th's purpose left the West Jersey sta
tlon ut $40 O'Clock this afternoon for
BrldgetoE. It carried % bodies. The
remaining corpses were sent on later
trains. One woman, whose ldcntllca-
tion waa established by clothing, VIVA
uecapitated In the wreck and her hcnd
was found u considerable distance from
the body, y
Tonight Coroner McI.auEhlln cnllcd
Hauscr before him and gave him a hear
Ing. IL was purely perfunctory, how
ever. ana but little was said. IIauser
refused to make any statement what
ever ut this hearing and was held I'm
S1Oo ball for further hearing. Bail was
furnished and ho was released
The center OF interest today WINS tho
improvised morgue and strange spec
tacle for this city OF provcrbIaI galety
was the continual procession OF under
tnkers' wagons bowling along Atlantic
avenue. the principal thoroughfnrc, cur
ryins bodies TO that place and Inter TO
tho pennsylvania railroad station. In
side the morsue tragic scenes were en-
acted throughout the day.
Sleeping babe Found.
Fireman o'Houlihan was finally To-
Gated tonight at q boarding house, but
despite all kinds OF pressure, he refused
TO discuss The accident from any point
otvIew.
\ pathetic fact which comes TO light
Is that the run" which ended Engineer
Farr's life was to have ended his career
ns n rnllroader. and established him and
his wife us storekeepcrS to-dny.
The man who accompanied Farr on
the Inst run and who was also killed,
was to have succeeded him on the en-
Gine nnd was taking preliminary les-
son. The statement that Mrs. Fnrr
dropped dead on learning OF her hus-
bnndS rate, proved to be untrue.
ABOUT three O'Clock this morning tho
rescue workers found babe lying on
the grass but u few feet from the point
or the accident. II was sleeping ppaco-
fuliy and was unhurt. The police OIL
cials took charge OF the child.
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MEMPHIS, July 3l.--A special TO tho
Commercial Appeal from Clarendon,
Ark, Raya:
One hundred and nfty men took Cod
frey Gould from the officers last night
at this place aa they were Attempting to
spirit him nwny, mud hanged him TO II
tree. Gould Is tho mnn who committed
IN assault on Florence Wrlght,'n white
woman. In BrinkloyQ few dnya ngo Tho
mob was after Fred Booker, who COM
mittcd n similar crime more rcccntly.
but the officers had smugglcd hIm>away
and Gould was caught just In tho nick
of time. None of the mob was masked.
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BUFFALO, N. Y. July 3l.-Thr Very
Rov. Father Francis WRwryznIak. OF
Srcm, Germany, Il member of the Ger
man RcichstaE. chamberlain to the pa
rnl throne. with Father Aust. Of Scran-
ton, Pa. has arrived In Buffalo The
pnpnl delegate representa- the propaSHn-
tia OF the faith OF Rome and VIII inquire
into the causes and effects of the troll
bic which arose In the Polish Catholic
church here during the last few years
nj the holy see
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VIII bn corrected Tomorrow Among
thG callers at tie headquarters to-day
wore SenntOr prltchurd, OF North Caro-
linn, who stopped on his way homo from
q meeting OF the national committee In
New York: Gen. Wilson, OF Delaware,
aud Congressman Colin, OF Maryland.
The latter said thnt the silver sentiment
In the country districts was fairly
strength In the cltIcs,
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In PORTE. Ind, July 3l.-Mrg. Hen
ry Webster. the wife of u prominent
county official was fatally shot BY John
Webster. her oldest son. to-day. The
awful deed was committed because Mrs.
Webster refused to give her non money
that he demanded. The father OF the
boy intcrfcrcd and was knocked sanqc-
lGgs for his pains. The murderer cJ-
capped aud Ii supposed to be in CIncln-
natl. The crime caused profound sem
81 lion In this CITY
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MR. sEWALL
Is Tor One Idsn-says silver is Oh, On,
Issue,

Is Tor one idra-says silver is tho Only
Issur.
BATH, Nc. July 3l.-Mr. Arthur
Scwall expressed himself upon the issue
OF the campaign In an interview to-day,
in which he aaid:
Tho only Issue of the campaign Is
free silver
THE Republicans have been trying to
force the tariff TO the front, but cannot
10 1t. 1t Is such secondary Issue thnt
the people are not thinking nbout It,
The trouble Is not there. The peopIn
want prosperity, which Is having every
man at work and all the wheels moving,
They have tried high tRrin and low
tariff and matters have been continu-
ally growing worse.
"'rhc Democratic party has decided
that tho trouble llcs In the financial sys-
TEN, and the remedy Is tho remonetiza-
tlOn OF silver
"Tho people have decided the same
way, nnl what they want they viii
have; also what the people want is
right; 1t cannot hG otherwlse."
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Jump or not. somathlnE prevented mo
from jumping, however, nnl sprnng
quickly into the cab aRaln. Tho next
minute the collision came. Had / fol.
lowed my ilrat Impulse md jumped, I
would have been crushed TO death along
side tho track. The engine OF tho cX.
pros1 struck tho excursion about the
middle OF the second conch G
-Four OF the cars left tho track. II
was In the second coach frum the engine
that most OF the people were killed, rhoy
were simply ground tn denth in their
seats. Neither l nor my fireman were
h,,rI y .'I- -
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Ilannwha Democrat. at Sea.

CHARLESTON, July Everything
points to a straight Democratic ticket
Tomorrow. The subject OF fusion was
the chief topic OF conversation to-day
and the majority setTied overwhelming
against 1t. Bill Dave Goshorn Is act
lively at work against fusion and for
himself for the Democratic nomination
for county clerk. 4 warm time Is ex-
rected tomorrow whether fusion prop
OsItion Is presented to the convention
1r
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ST. PETERSBURG, July 3I.-A ter
rible fire has been raging at Libnu. Rus
sin, since Wednesday. Several streets
are In flames and tho ilremen are unable
to cope With the situation.
I.Ibau Ia q. seaport town OF Russia, in
the province OF Courtlnnd. on the Baltic.
Its population Is between 5000 and
10000. It is enclosed by wall and has
Il council hall. theatre. n hospital, ex-
tenslve aims houses ana an orphan asy-
lum. Its hnrbor Is artificial Its trade
Ia considerable and railway connects
Il With the interior OF Russia.
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SEDALIA. Mo. July 3i.-o. d. Jones.
of Edna, was nominated for governor
on the first ballot by the Popullst state
convention to-day. Jones ran for the
supreme court on the Populist ticket
two years ago, and Is the author of
"Tocsin of Alarm and other works on
rafnrm
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A heartrendlng scene occurred at the
sanItarium this morning. a fine looking
business man, well dressed, came In and
asked II his little girl was there. lie
gave his name as Martin J. Looper. OF
Yorktown, n. ]. The child was RIva.
aged twelve years. Together with an
attendant he went from cot to cot, de-
sraIr deepening on his face as the search
proved fr,Iltless. for this probably
meant that the child was among the
dad. Finally he caught sight Of IL tiny
shoc. His face grew still pulcr. IL such
were possible That's my. girls Shoe"
he cried In broken voice. Here's a
rtocklng," said an attendant. GraEpinG
the little piece OF cloth he almost fran
tIcally cried: Yes, that's hers, but It
can't be, II can't be: my poor child must
BE- alive"
l. was then that the attendant handed
him tiny yellow garter. There was
dazcd look on tho fathers face rs he
saw It, then suddenly olasplrg his
hands to his face he sobbNd: MY God.
its my Rivn," and sank with Il gasp IN
chair. completely overcome.
The scGnc at the santarium, where
most Of the injured are being cared for,
side Of neatly every victim sits sobbtng
friends, hoping for the best, but In many
casss waiting for death.
wIllInm Spaldlng. NJ Philadelphia.
who IL In critical condition. sent to n
woman reintIve at the st, Charles hotel
'hs rrsgagc: Come and see me die"
Enc sits at hla bedside.
OF tho injured II 10 moro than proba-
be that four or five Will die. Many OF
tho others are injured only supGrllcully.
Tho investigation into the catge OF
the colllH!on and the, fixing Of the re-
TrnnNlbIllty began t6-dny IN earnest.
Coroner Mclaughlin ompRncllcl n jury.
.Nt o'clock they again met for tho
IurpOas nf visiting the scene Of tho
wreck. This time th0,,party was aug
nelnFd by several InWyers. railroad and
l'oiIGc oEicIala ana a group OF nGws-
paper men.
'thc scfno waA very different rom
TIM, OF Inst night The relief GnnEa had
done effective wOrlt.R EGlh tracks, were
now clear, thu artlclcd'pf clothing which
belonged TO victims Ind hccn taken to
police headquarters and much Df the
wrrcknEo hnd bean removed. There is
a very general Impression that under
me mass of debris ut least six more,
bodies lie. Tho fury madc9an cxhaus-
j IT.. e. n
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kanHwlia Republicans All Right.
1eclnl DIspatch TO tho Intelltrencer

SptCInI DIsNhtch 10 mo IhteIIlSenceF.
CHARLESTON, July Sl.-The Re-
publlcans will hold big ratification
meeting on August s. The necessary
comhtces have been appointed and
are actively at work. Senator Elkins,
Hons. G. W. Atkinson. e. W. Ruckcr.
b. b. Doventr, Aston G. Dayton. C.
p. Dorr and Warner Miller are expect
ed to speak.
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GOLD DEMOCRATS.
Thiity-fvc States hiny bo ltclun,rnted nj
tho August Gon(crrnrc -a

tho August Conference.
CHICAGO. July 3l.-Thcrc viii be an
important meeting OF the executive com
mIitcc having charge OF Htnto orgnnl2a-
;Inns OF the gold standard Democrats, at
the Palmer House headquarters to-
morrow.
General Bragg, chairman, issued tho
call aud II Is expected reports win be re-
ccivod from states enough 10 give mn In
dicatlnn az to what extent the third
ticket movement lias gone and VIII 20, !
The work Of bringing about national
convention Ia progressing satisfactorily.
II Is now believed TINT from thirty Il
ihIrty-iivo states Will ,br represented nj
the conference on August :.
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weather rorcer., Tor ro-d.y.. .

For West SirElnIa-tiencrRly fair; In,
crcnslng cloudIncSs Saturday afternoon;
nOrthwCsterly winds. fa ~.
For Western psnnsylvania--Fair. follow
cd by showers on the lnkcs; light variable
winds, rhccoming cRstcrly md Increasing,
For Ohio - Fair, followed by thunder
showers; fresh 10 brisk northeasterly.
winds, s.r 5El5aFssas s'Ssfil
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several months ago We sold line up
right Piano to u sutlmcr hOtol, whicI,
has lately been compelled to make IN
assignment, rho piano hns been put In
our hands for Hllo and 1t VIII be sold
purchaser. It. W. BNUNiEl co. q
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BALTIMORE. Md, July s1.-Thc fu-
neral Of The late Robert Garrct, took
place IN this city to-day from Grace
Protestant Episcopal church. Tho In
trrmcnt was private Mt Greenwood ccm-
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WASHINGTON, D, c., July sl.-rhc
Republican congressional committee
announced to-day that tho campaign
text book would be ready for dlstrIbu-
tlon oil Monday. The ilnal proof SLIPS
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IIARRITY is OUT.
The Late Chairman of the Nation.
III Democrats Committee
.IIASwITADRAwN FROM POLITICS

At Some Future Time lie May Ro'"me
IIls Work, but this Year lie Prefers 10
he Excused from ANY Active Partioips-
tion Whatever In the campRign-iIe
NyiiI Deyote Himself TO Ills Private Az
fairs From Now On Until After Novem-
her, Excepting One ThIng.
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LONDON. July 3l.-The IiOuse OF
Lords hns passed TO It's second read
Ing the irish land bill after eight
hours debate. but witlaut division.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
WASHINGTON. July 3l.-August
Clinciinest has been appointed post
master at Junction, Hampshire county,
vice ]. c. LudwIck. removed.