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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
OLDHAM TO NAME BRYAN.
Nebraska Orator Will Present the
States Candidate.
REPUEIIC SPECIAL.

REPtBlIC SPECIAL.
Lincoln. Neb.. May 2l.-rhe Nebraska
deleEa zion TO the National Democratic Con-
ventiog at Kansas City held Il meeting n
this city to-day. Ii was an executive ses-
sion at which officers for the delegation
Were chosen. recommendations fr places
On the committees at Kansas City made
ard a general plan Of action diseased.
Colonel William J. Bryan. at the request
of the delegates. took dinner with them and
dfterward was present at the meeting. he
following selections We're announced: ". H.
Thompson Of Gardner Island. present Ma
tioual Committeeman from Nebraska chair
man Of the delegation. James Dahlman eff
Omaha, late chairman of the Democratic
State Committee. National Commit, eemsa:
K. L. Netcalfe, member of Platform Com
;nttec.
W. u. Oldham, Deputy Attorney General
FOR Nebraska Will present Bryan's name 10
the convention and make .he nominating
speech. This is known TO be Bryan ter
sOnai desire.
Tie delegation will ask the COURTESY of
the convention that the speech come from
Bry8r's home State. and IL is believed that
IL viii he granted Oldham IS an Jratpr OF
reputation In Nebraska.
Following the meeting the delegates drove
into the country q few miles to Mr.. Bryan's
farm for an hours stay. The delegates de-
clare the vice presidency was ?Dt discussed
I'm any phase. and they Will 10 70 Earsas
City with no fixed intentions on that sub
iect.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
DECIDE TO ARBlTRATE.
Sixty Thousand Iron Molders De
Inand Higher Wages.

New York. May 2i.-Sixty thousand iron
ni"ldrrs I'm the United States, Canada and
Mexico have decided To submit their de-
mauds for higher wages to arbitration. y
conference of representatives of tho Nj
tonal foundrymcn's Association and the
Iron Moiders' Union Of North America IS
III session here to arrange the matter
chairman Covel! of District No. 2 OF the
National f"undrymen's Association was in
Struct'i to select the arbitrators from the
employees. William a. Perrine of the Iron
M"i"crS Conference Board of New York
and vicinity was authorized to se!ec, arbi-
traitors from among the employers
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

This Is the question agitatinc the minds
of the leading politicians OF country ard
while several prominent have been sus-
k-.sted for the office the fnal selection will rn-
Gouetedly be the man who will the party
interests TO best advantage. This is also true
Of medicine. When your stomach becomes weak
or ,ieranged and you suffer from dyspepsia, in-
digestion, constipation and ilstI.ency CT when
IN need Of medicine to build up your broken
Gown system or restore your appetite, ycu will
make no mistake IL you try that sovereign rem
edy. Ifcstetter's Stomach Bitters. 1t - hacked
nm bv fifty years of cures O: such ailns nts and
Go prescribed and recommended by many prom
tn.nt r,hysiciansl It Is also excellent med
ictne for malaria. fever and nS;ue enc be
hsd of any druggist. Be to give it a trial
and you wiz bs convinced
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
EUROPEAN STATION.
II Is established With the One
Ship Available.

Washington. May o1-Secretary Long has
ordered the re-esta blishment Of the Euro
pean Station. In the beginning the United
States squadron in European waters viii
consist of but one ship. hut 1t Is expected
that In the course of time, more officers
are found available for duty. other vessels
will be commissioned and sent abroad Ia
iofn the station The Albany will be the
solitary ship 10 represent the American
squadron in Europe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
CLARK'S COMMISSION.
Montana Senator Will Not PreSen
His Credentials at Present.

Washington. May Ex-senator Clark OF
Montana today received his commission as
Senator from Lieutenant Governor Sprisgs
of Montana. but he said, upon leaving the
Capitol tonight. that he had not decided
when his credentials should be presented IN
the Senate There is no Understanding that
this ceremony shall be postponed until the
resolutions of the Committee on Privileges
and Elections shall be called up, which
will no. be until next Thursday, under to-
days agreement.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
RAILROADS

Objections 10 the sale OF the Peoria, De-
catur and Evansville We're flied with the
Federal Court.
President Cowen OF the Il. & o. explains
the suit brought by the State Of Maryland
against the company
The Frisco Board of Directors will meet
on June Z. TO elect a successor to President
Robinson. VINO has resigned
The application of the l. & G. N TO the
Texas Commission for d!nerentiaI rate
WIS granted.
g. s Sutton OF the Santa Fe has been
made auditor o: the company at Los An
geies.
The Mexican Government has made q con-
cesson Of Sc, 90 cash 20 a branch OF stu
wells Orient line.
The NJ. K & T. will build IN extension TO
Joplin and Webb City, Mo
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
SUSPICIOUS TIN BOX.
Man Arrested for Placing 1t on the
Track.

William Dietz hotel waiter living at No
1SlS Morgan street, was arrested by Detect
ives killian and Cordeil yesterday after
noon on Franklin avenue. between Seven
tecnth and Eighteenth streets. where they
caught him placing a fattened tin box on
the street car rail. An eXaminat ton Of the
box showed that it contained some Kind Of
an explosive. Detz was taken to the -Four
Courts. where he will be held pending an
examination of the contents OF the box
Dietz said 1t contained sulphur. potash
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
STRIKERS ENJOINED.
PAPERS Were Served on Seven Hun
drpd.

Cumberland. Nd. May :l.-Sherin Martin
went into the Georges Creek coal mining
region to-day and served 100 injunctcrs up
on strikers and labor leaders, restraining
them from interfering with miners who de-
sired TO resume work. There were no DEM
onstraIions at any point visited by the
Sheriff and quiet prevailed throughout the
region during the day. 1t had been expect
81 that several Of the companies would at
tempt 10 resume operations to-day, but not
a man reported for wcrk Officials of the
companies aid that no attempt would be
made TO resume work In any OF the mines
until next Monday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
SMALL FRY HOLD OUT.
Republican Claimants To Minor
Offices May Contest.

Frankfort. Ky. May 2.-The state Re-
publican claimants to offices other than the
Governor and Lieutenant Governor. are
holding a conference here to-day. Former
Governor W. q. Bradley, chief counsel Tor
W. S. Taylor and Marshall, saws the contest
over the minor offices will be carried up to
the United States Supreme Court also.
These officials maintain that there are Is
sues involved in their cases which were not
decided in the governorship case.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
VICTIMS OF POISON.
Patrick Carroll and John Solaski
Died AT the Hospital.

Patrick Carroll OF No. 10i South Third
street Il Iaborer. who was brought to the
City Hospital Saturday evening suffering
from the effects OF opium poison. died early
Sunday morning. Carroll! was confirmed In
she opium habit.
John Solaski. a laborer, Of No. J0i OFai-
lon street who took arsenic mt o'clock
Sunday morning, died al 80 p m. yesterday
al the City Hospital. Solaski alleged as his
reason for suicide family troubles and gen.
eral discomfort with life. He leaves wife
and children.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
INCIDENTS OF THE STRIKE.
Mayor Gives Employees Union
Committee No Satisfaction.

= committee of the Street Railway En-
IIoyes' Union called on the Mayor yester-
day 10 learn whether the city would fur
Hlsh transportation To about thirty men
who had been brought here from New Or
leans by the transit company to take the
places of The strikers. but who refused to
eo 10 work when they learned the situation.
The men are willing. il is said, to go back
To New Orleans il furnished transportation.
The interview with the .,Iayor WIS unsaI.s-
factory, and the committee depaTtsd with
ont receiving a definite reply.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
REVOLT IN MISSISSIPPI.
Fourteen Counties Now Have De-
elared for Convention.

EEPI iiI,IL sTE.DIAL.
Jackson. Miss. May 21.-Cnless Chairman
Miller of the Democratic State Executive
Committee reconsiders his declaration not
TO call another meeting of the committee
10 provide a convention instead of a plural
.ty primary to select delegates TO the Ma
tional Convention. two sets of delegates will
be-, sent TO Kansas City. OF the county ex-
.cutive committees that held meetings to-
Kinds Copiah. Pearl River and Marshall
repudiate the State Committees order.
This makes a total of fourteen counties in
revolt Nine other counties stand by the
committee and have made arrangements for
the primary
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
REFORMED EPiSCOPAIlANS.
Action on the Proposed Constitu
ton Is Deferred.

Baltimore. May 2l.-The General Council
of the Reformed Episcopal Church ad-
journed to-day to meet three years hence in
Cleveland. The proposed constitution of the
church was passed upon by the council.
but definite action upon il will be deferred
until the next triennial meeting.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
TAYLOR'S LAST ORDER.
He Tells General Collier To Send
Troops Home.

louisville. Ky. May CIV. { Taylor
late in the afternoon issued the following
order:
TO General II. II. Collier. Frankfort.
ky.-The Supreme Court of the United
States having decided in favor Of Mr. Beck
ham, nothing now remains to be done cN-
cept 20 dismiss the militia ard surrender
YOUR Ollie TO your successor. 3pQointe"
by Mr.. BcCEham. You are. therefore. di-
rected to T.: once dismiss the militia anG 10
surrender your Office TO your success as
soon as the mandate of the Supreme Court
IS flied. sooner If you wish. Tender the
militia my kindest regards and sincere
thanks for their brave, manly and patrlot-
&c service.
(SlgnetD wv. =. TAYLOR
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Steinbiss's Case Continued.

The case against II. ". Steinbiss, one Of
the aTbitratOrs IN the Suburban strike, who
was arrested last Sunday evening at Tenth
street and Washington avenue on a charge
of lettering, was continued In the Second
District Police Court yesterday until next
Thursday. Mr.. Steinbiss states that he was
attracted by crowd which was jeering AT
nonunion men on the cars. but declares
that he took no part in the proceeding
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Bubonic Plague Quarantine.

REPC BLIC SFECIAI.
FL Paso. Tex. May 2l.-State Quarantine
Officer Norton to-day established the quar-
antine against San Francisco on account of
the bubonie plague. y camp has been cs-
tablished a mile west of the city, ard
guards are stationed there to stop ali trains
and prevent people. freight and express par
GELS from entering the State United States
mail will go through. as well as express
destined for Mexico. Little fear of the
plague spreading to this State is expressed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

RErI-EIIC SPECIAL
Hope, Ark. May 21.-Jeff Davis canf:-
date for Governor. spoke at Sprinshll to-
day to large AMI enthusiastic audience.
One hundred Democrats. doHninS one gailus
and a patch on their breeches and flying
a banner on which vas inscribed 'One
from town and escorted him 10 the speak
erS stand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
LIGHTNiNG'S BOLT STAYED.
Two Worshipers and a blessed
Sacrament Escaped Injury.
REPUBLC SPECIAL.

EEPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bridgeport. Conn. May 2i.-Although tho
altar Of st. Francis's Roman Catholic
Church was almost destroyed by bolt %
lightning during storm today. tho
blessed sacrament. which stood In the path
OF the lightning. was untouched. This IL
considered by the rector. Father pcSaui-
nier. and many Of his parishioners as a
manifestation of Divine interposilioi. and
as consequence, thousands visited the edi-
fee to-day and adore! the sacred host.
Father Dcsaulnier VIII officially notify the
Bishop of the remarkable occurrence Two
women, who were knecliuc In the sanctuary
close to the blessed sacrament. miraculous
" escaped harm.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
MALARIA ST. LOUIS.

Malaria is quite prevalent in ST Louis Just
now and one Of the hest evidences o. this
fact is that the retail druggists are having
such a large demand for Groves Tastel=s-
Chill Tonic. The people have found that
this is the best prescription for Malaria,
Chilis arI Fever. 1t ~ correct combiua-
zion of Iron and Qui1iua put up III a taste
less form. The Iron acts a tonic, while
the Quiniue drives the malaria out OF the
system. All druSSists sell Groves Tonic on
No Cure, No Pay. basis. 90 cents.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

crowd attacked Conductor John Grd-
ham and MotoTnan L. Il. Clraycr OF car
No. 1867 of the Easton avenue division NJ
Twenty-third and Morgan streets yester-
day afternoon. Both We're cut on the head
Their injuries were pronounced slight by
Attending Physician BrOkaw.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
CARS RUN ON
TWO MORE LINES.


and SIND. n crowd of young men. he said.
gave II To him and told him to put il on the
track. They assured him it would cause
n" damage. but would make only a loud
report The officers reported that Dietz said
he was promised SO to place the can on
tn" rail. but Dietz denied this statement to
a Rerublic repnrt.r
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Want To Retain w. j. stone.

As n resul, OF the injunction issued
against the strikers the Executive Com
mittee Of their union met at Waihaila Hall
Yesterday Afternoon and decided to re-
tain Ex-Governor W. J. Stone to conduct
their legal business If he will consent T.
L. Edwards, chairman of the Grievance
Committee. will call upon Mr. Stone this
morning and make the Offer
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
CHINESE UPRISING.
Revolt Against Foreigners Con
tinues to Spread.

London, May 21.-It is learned from high
source that grave conditions exist in
Pechili. China The Chinese are said to be
rising against foreigners because Of con-
cessions and contracts having been granted
10 the latter
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
HOLY WAR.
Proclaimed in South Algeria and
Morocco.

London. May 22.--The Algiers correspond
ent Of the Daily Mail says: There is little
doubt that holy war has been proclaimed
in the extreme south of Algiers and Moroc-
90. Probably this is due to the movements
OF French troops"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Were Hanging DUN Il, les.

Henry EoiinG of No. ltaS Allen avenue.
Henry Strodran of No. l1o7 Emmett street.
and Conrad Hcllmett. laborers, were ar
rested at Broadway and Bami street Sun
day evening while il, the act of hanging a
dummy on the trolley wire. Attached 10
the dummy was Il card bearing the name
of Police Commissioner Stuever. y few
hours afterwards William Becker OF No
1901 Sidney street and Nepomuc Jehle. a
salocnkeeper at No. S32S South Broadway.
were arrested while trying TO hang another
dummy at the same corner.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

the orders from Governor Taylor to dismiss
all the soldiers. and that the evacuatlHii
would begin at once. There We're hurry ana
hustle for the next hour. aud at ocIu' j
special coaches backed up i'll front ~ the
Statohouse for th, use If the soldiers. he
fore they leIt cheers were given for the de-
posed Governor. w. :. Taylor. rX-Gove"nor
Bradley. Charles Finley. Caleb Powers and
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
FITTING OUT MASAMPHO.
Gar Constructing an Arsenal al
the Korean Port.
SPECIAL BT CABLE.

bFrI-IAI[ BI CABLE.
Brussels. May I.-A large consignment; or
arsenal machinery. made Ia Belgium for
Russia. is being shipped to the Far East.
l. is supposed II is going TO Masampho.
the new port which Russia has acquired
Ia Korea.
Several Belgian mechanics have been sent
70 Port Arthur by the russian Government
They are under a two-year contract.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
KANSAS STATE CONVENTION.
Democrats VIII Meet wednesday-
Prospects of Harmony.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Wichita, Kas.. May 21.-The Democratic
State Convention, which meets here
Wednesday, promises to be an Interesting
feature In Tammany politics. Already dele
gates are arriving and tn. hotel lobbes are
crowded with politicians. No factional fiyrts
are apparent at this time.
The convention is held for the purpose of
clectinS twenty delegates to the Kansas City
convention. Fourteen delegates will he .rou
the seven congressional districts and the
others selected at large. Those who. are
considered likely for delegates-at-large
places are: J. g. Johnson David Orermyer
J. II. Atwood. James Fike Doctor RranC,pr-
burg and Harry W. Stewart. All are Tam
many Democrats excepting Overmycr
There will be i13 delegates to the conven-
ton The Tammany Club of Wichita of
which Ezra L. Bord is secretary. :. I'll en-
tertain the delegates.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

warrant was issued yesterday against
Thomas Adams of 1911 South jefferson ave
nue. charging hin with assault 10 kill on
Policeman Harry Barton OF the Ninth Dis
trict, who was shot through the thigh
while stepping from a south-hound Jeffer-
son avenue car near Geyer avenue last
Friday. Harry keichum, Thomas I!osley
IEd Charles Schumacher OF the same ai-
dress who were arrested a. the time for
the shooting are cited rs witnesses. War
rants were issued against Thomas COnuTs
and George Meyers. charging them with
throwing stones At cars at Eighteenth and
Chestnut sfraeta
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

Thomas F. Conner. u years old. OF No
400 Maryland avenue. was arrested last
night at Nandevenrer avenue and St. Fer
dInand street on charge of placing OBJ
structions on the Vandeyenter ear tracks
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

Mahon announced last night that the ward
clubs of the cicarnakers' Union would be
utilized to form ward clubs among the
strikers for the purpose Of organizing their
SympathIZers into clubs To take concerted
action Of some kind fer the benefit OF the
strikers
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

nrerne2. May 2l.-Arrived: Friedrich der
Crosse. from New York via Southampton.
New York, May U.-ArriveG: Anchoria.
from Glasgow.
Antwerp. May ie.-Arrived: Friesland
New York
Hamburg. May r.-Sailed: Roma, San
Sraucisco.
New York. Msy :i.-Arrived: Amsterdam.
Rotterdam.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Youth Accused of Placing Bomb.

John Toohey. Il years old. was arrested
at Nineteenth and Market streets, yester-
day afternoon by Officer Kassing of the
Central District. charged with placing an
explosive bomb the rails Of the St.
Louis Transit Company at Twentieth and
Walnut streets. He refused TO discuss the
charge.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Alleged Bomb Used.

Sergeant Bauer and Officer Long arrest
cd James II. Clark, n motorTnan. who lives
at No. 1903 Park avenue. on the charge of
placing a bomb on the transit company
tracks at Park and Cardinal avenues
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

shots into his body. Summers got UP. how
ever. nd ran. followed by Riggs. who shot
him twice more before he was killed
Summers had stated that the girl had
asked him TO take her 20 her uncle's. and
he was going in that direction in his
y paEon he consented.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

Herman II. Schultz and Edward u. Reuter-
were arrested yesterday morning on
charge of throwing stones AT IN. street cars
On Washington avenue, between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

Albert Ssmer, ore Of the striking coniuc-
tors. was arrested at noon yesterday while
placing large boulder on the street car
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Agricultural Appropriation.

Washington. May 21.-The conferees on
the agricultural appropriation bill reached
an agreement to-day. The Senate increase
of $4,000 for the division of forestry is re-
tanned; also. the N5,e90 Increase for irriga-
fiou.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
SPORT.

Owing to Powells superb pitching and
some heavy batting, St Louis defeated
Boston yesterday, II to 2
Joe Weber. Jim Conway, Harrie Floyd
Found. Lord Neville and Russell K. were
the winners at the Fair Grounds
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS

Discount rates were ) to per cent Q"
call and time loans. ClearanceS, So,cl-,pi'
balances. siS2c c32. New York exchange. aoc
premium bid. s)c premium asked; LouiSViiie.
:jar bid 10c premium asked; ChicaSo' .oc
premium hid 4oc premium asked; Cincln-
:.ati par bid. ,oa premium asked: Ne" Ut
leans par bid. Ice premium asked.
rb. local wheat market closed lower at
sgl.c bid May. G.aG.isc asked July. o6"tc
nominal Aug. G7a4c asked sept. 'le'tc No
3 red; corn closed lower at 76iec asked May
Ssssc asked July. %sc No. white oats
closed n; 232.c nominal May, H'sc july
2i7sc ser:., 24T2il6c No. ,
At Ch:cago wheat closed lower at 30 sH':c
MAJ. s62sc asked iuly: corn closed io".r
a. ssa,c hid NAV. S67sc asked July, oats
closed At 2l+.c May, q &c July.
The local market Cor standard mess PORK
closed steady ut N2 for new. prime steam
lard closed lower at t'Hhzc; cheise d.
6s3rrc.
The local market for spot cotton closed
quiet.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
One-GaIIus Democrats.

Hotel Empire. New York. high-ciass
hotel. moderate rates. See ad- on page op-
posite editorial Of this paper
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
A Thick Little Book

Is Ordinance No. 10, 991, re.
vising the General Ordi-
nances of the City of St.
Louis. 1t is just from the
press, bound in paper and
convenient for reference.
Price S1-00 per copy, at
Republic counting-room.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
WASHINGTON.

Tho Ohio crowd in Washington hatched
scheme to nominate relative OF fa;iiiA y
49,, Dsc;. 10 run for Congress in the Kan
sas City district.
The bill 10 provide fc- commission 10
study trade relations with China VIII De
called up again to-day
The Mystic Shriuers took possession o,
Washington and filed the streets OF the
caDital
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