Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 218, Ed. 1, Friday, June 29, 1894 Page: 2 of 8
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THE SITUATION IN NAVARRO
JtDGB nnCAl IVS MDH A
Tnuu liven
Cnllieraon Hn ot a NVulk Over In
the Cuuutr Vln TbousM CnN
fcersou Ilndeitei nnit llarka
Speak lit Wnxalincble
Special Dispatch
CorsICana Navarro County Tex
Juno 23 One more day and tpe cub
ernntoilal contest In this county will
be on in eartest lion Dick Wjnne
li In the county and Judge Gustavo
Ccok arrived here this morning and
will ptuk In this city tonight Col
AAjnne will speak here tomonow night
ctid tht speech making will be over
The Culberson njen are not ell smiles
a a few wieks ago The work tbey
have been doing gives th m a enre
om exprcih n They have been
turn us every stone Their words do
Hut Indicate th strongest hope of car-
rying the count Saturday The Cul
berson vote In the city wlt not be In-
creased but very Utile over thut of
tw we ke ngo
Reagan will get a prety even di-
vide of tli La n ham vote
Judge Cooks pronounced position
In favor o Htagan Is going to work a
tnrdhlp oi those fellow who have
all alonr leen crying1 that Bedpan
was opposed tn hurmouy The Judg
was a Clark man end hts support of
Hcagan Mptuks volumes for the oh
Roman as u harmnntxer Muei has
been snl aboit J tone an opposing hnr
m my but thoas telows who have
been using that schtrie against hlin
den t kn w how to meet I lie quo turn
now tnat JuJge Cwk 1m on the flump
for htm
UIKC OOK
II BnuLe In Hie Intern t of Hen if a it
u Corlcunn
Spuria I Dispatch
CcrMcnru Tex Jine 28 Jucgo Gus
ta Cm k spoke Ljre tonight In the
Intercut of Judge John II It a a gun Ills
nu lionet w as fairly god lis w at
Introduce J by Hon vv J McKle a
follower of the fortunes of Clark two
jrars ago Judgs Cook ifdlculed with
emphasis the hlvn that unyone should
qu eli n why ah a Clark muutwit yiam
sgo he wh uli le expousMg the cans
of Juitf Iidtfin In the campaign He
r f mil tn tht Dallas harmony agree
tit nt That agreement he d luiul
1 ihl d nil true democrat on on pint-
im und btlng tru to that agree-
ment tf vh wuppwiliig the cause of
Judge Heaean He refetred totheatnttt
manshfp the ablllt nnd pattHlsm f
Ilea ran his services In tho cause uf
hi government for a period of tip
ward if fifty yearn which bora nut
a blemish lie spnko for an hour and
a lialr holding his audience vpell
bound throughput
Culheron nt MliHolltliui
Snerlal Dlitatch
Midlothian Tex Juno 28 C A Cul
berton spok here Tuesday In Alex-
ander hall for about two hour Ke
paid his lesirttcts to the Hepublletn
pirty and Hored the ropullsts from
A to 55 Clcse attention was paid
him from bftrlnnlnK to end und both
Democrat und IopulIstH considered
the spetih a very able one Although
dlittrlnK radkally with President
Cleveland Mr Culberson eulogist d
him very hltthly as u consistent innu
who ns rnly done what he promised
to do before his election Mr Cul
btrson declared lifmrflf In favor of
fre silver the alien land law und
promised If elected eqvirnor to so
hat the law ut Texas were strictly
knd Impaitlally enforovd
Th opmlon Is that this box will
rc lor Cullerpi by a bIIkIu Jun
iority
Candldato Ijinham Is announced to
ipeak hrrn on ITtJay
Caiidliliitfn nt UfikalmthlP
Bpeclal Dlsputch
Waxnhnchlc Tex June 2t Many of
the town people turned out toda to
lu ur the candidates rptak lit tho grand
Plink at Aubuin In th east patt of
the icunty Jainham thr auilldate
for governor W Vylmexter r con
pttr and JuOrb liuike fir tlu Mttmu
place ull vvtro tlure tat h lajlnt
th tr claim for nfllcrt lu tho many
C pie The dny was ilcatutl spnt
H m John It lteatfun will uptak
here lomoiruw
Tlu ticanike of thi pilmary eleu
Ihii Is cautlnff much energy uincutc
the cantiidutos In thli count j Ihta
w ok they have all bwn her JudRO
Uurke Hon Polndnler and CoiiBpesa
70 n Jo Abbott for tongnsa I anham
Culbeison nnd Rcarn for Kuvernir
and also tho county caadldatta tue
vy lively
rnt n llulilr llenlr
Special plpatch t
Uvalde Tex1 Jifno Tho 7n
county Democratic ioiivntlon held at
HateDvUl Monday nnd resulted 1 1 a
Split Tvvft set ot delegates were sent
tft all conventions One faction in-
structs f i MtCnlt for toverno Jen
t t for Heutoinnt trovttnor T A 1ul
lei for attorney Keo ral Ouln for con
ffrtss The other wlnu mnde no In
ttuUthus but the d lecatea nro dt
ld d fr tU tM RMbcmalorKl can
dtdatit Ths trouble aroso over the
i nndldncy of O V Baker and J 1
Uhodw Mppottr randldatcn f r rep-
resentative and may result In two
democratic candidate rumilnff for h
lerilaluie
I nlitritoteit rrom Helilelchrr
Special PUpatch
Bnu Vutonttt lex Juno21 The
ounty Democratic i convention of
Schleicher county was held nt Wrand
M odny and thy Otdiint nt without
Instmotlons The dikuato to the cou-
rt i Bslojinl com t nthm ixpniw hI Lim-
it if in favor ot Hon A W Houston
if Han Ant no for congress
onvetitlou nt lrflerlnkbururt
ffrwulnt OUpatcV
Fan Antivitc Tex June 2SThe
Pobullxt oouuH witiiftl convention for
lb the Twelfth dlatrlcu has ben
caM to inett at Arederlcksburir on
July J1 J
min Ann iTiiiictn
Continued rrom Clrt lnne
flent of the American1 Ttatlwoy uhUm
that the 8vvtnhmcn ynlon would
hae noinlnx t do with the trouble
sxlstlng be ween thr American Hallway
unlbn and ruiiman rtatlng that th
Bwltchmvna union lias no RTtevutiei
sgalnst Pullman but oif the contrary
lute agreements wutt tho rutlrui
compAPlea U do certain work for a
given amount or pay and that the
railroads have not violated the agree
ments wiin svvuenmen una tnat he
Balratl oaltnot nrd will iiot wquest
tho mmbtv4 tt hP Switchmen
tuM Aid jrwijiaiion tn liscrmuoue
svvuldng Pyllmt3r other rors th
goniipnnles may itVt to handle lu thiir
hiM lavya atjd cegulnllopd which hty
tc rpcr tfnd thut hir Har
jott ea the head of lb1 orffftnlzfttloii
4wuiee that Ah rvlc W lwa
1h asHIailoiv aro wmjiJN W th
Sbhh Oka tie ftwltclimen In ft very
Vpifttthhil and bus nens lllw poslUon
a
and It would oeern that they rroTXs
to carry out their contract with the
raurcau companies as iney expect tne
railroad companies to carry out in
the same spirit their part of the con
tract under which they ale working
The Santa Fa switchmen who re-
fused to handle Pullman cars It la
afated are doing- so on their own re-
sponsibility and purely la smpathy
with tho Banta Ta mon who have
bein discharged In New Mexico
nu rtia Frrucrrnn
TIi Men Titer Ilnv Jlrvu Ordered
Out tomorrow
Bpeclal Dispatch
Kt Paso Tex Juno 2S The Pull-
man boycott has leached EI Paso In
lu effects the Banta In train due
here at noon today not having been
reported south of Albuquerque and It
Is said that all railroad telegraphers
north of r Vaso have gone out A
member of the American Hallway
union Is authority for the statement
that there will be no Pullmans out
of her tomorrow on any road He
sajs tho strike would have rone Into
effect yesterday but the conductor to
whom the order woa sent was out on
n run and returned only today to
find the dispatch at his house unopen-
ed The Hallway union has about 100
members here Including- telegraphers
A tetctrram from President Hunting-
ton eas thut he does not think tbft
Southern Pacific men will strike but
the strike ordered hre Includes all
roads entering HI Paso
Hvcrrtlihiir Quiet
By Associated Tress
Pueblo Col Juno 23 All American
railway union men In the employ of
the Banta Fe quit work today leaving
the company without switchmen car
ropnlrers section bosses and only a
fflw section men Rome clerks nnd tele-
graph operators at the freight ofllees
also quit work
Many engineers conductors and
brakemen ore willing1 tn work with or
without Pullmans but the flrcmen tiro
lacklne nnd several have left their en
glnea at the depots No trains on tho
other roada have been Interfered with
J ml Kt linker DecUloii
Tly Associated Press
Indianapolis Ind Juno 28 The offi-
cials of thfl Motion applied to Judgi1
Jlaker of the fedtral court here fr re-
lief against the Pullman boycott which
had Inter fete I wtth their trains entry
Ins United States mall Judg Hakor
told them If the company would not
haul Pultmnn cars nn the mall train
hero would be no need to tnke tho mat-
ter to the court as trains will not be
stopped Tralni of the olhcr lines have
not been Interfered with and were
running on time
Surltrlinteu nt M LnuU Htrlkr
By Associated Precs
St Iula Mo June 3R No trains
hae twe n Interfered with here and
nil trains hut left on tlms tonight
John Ldly bos owl ten man of tho
terminal association this mornlncr re
funcil to make up trains with Pullman
nw nnd was dtrhartred PUty of
the awltihmen employed bv the Mis-
souri Pacinc Immediately walked out
end demanded Ioll a restoration and
that they bo not required to handle tho
Pullman cars
Quiet tint Severe
Tly Aftsoelnted Press
Albuquerque N M Juno 2 Every-
thing Is quiet here though not a pas-
senger train on the Banta V or the
Atlantic nnd memo is moving in or
nut The ernplojefl of both roads le I
fuse tn work because of tho discharge
of men by the Bnntn Pe Forty deoutv
United Btates marfhati have goim tn j
vinslow with warrants to arrest the
men who Interfered with the movement
of trains nt that point i
0oii1t Ur lp In Mitntmin
By Associated Pies
ttetena Mont Tuna 28 iThre h
tin no clnnne today on tho Northern
P iclflo nul In tho stoto A report
from Ml f sou la says the men now In
tend to d enmn l that the scale nt wngt s
lit effect prior to last January bo re
store The tie up In the state is
complete No action has been taken
In court
VII Tlleht ttxeept the Snnttl f
By Associated Press
Wichita Kan Jure 28 Tim servlco
Is all right on nil roads hero exrept
from the Knst on the Bantu Pe The
train from the South with Pullmans ar-
rived un time tonight Deputies equip-
ped with arms have gone to Hon nee
Ivan to protfet the talrnd men In
nttniug mall trains from West and
Kast
lltrlnu lien In 1 Hub ma
By Associated Pnas
Pittsburg Pa June 28 Men nre
being hlted by tho Port Wayne com-
pany to go tu Chicago it is under-
stood the Pan Handle tialns will bo
run over tho Port Waj ne tonight
Otherwise Pittsburg Is not affected as
sot
Ornnd Trnnk I Untiling ltill imttin
By Associated Press
Detroit Mich June 28 The flight
tralnrt un the tlrand Trunk and other
roads using Pullman coaches pulled
out without a sign of molestation The
American Hallway Union has made no
demottstiatlon here
Ment tut on lime
By Associated Prens
Cincinnati Ohio June 2S AH rmd
sent out all trnliia on schedule I lino
tonight All will havo new toon to-
morrow Tho Cincinnati Hamilton and
pity ton naked Oo McKlnley for rall
wa police It resorts to the coutu
tomonow
Unlet nt IoutlHe
By Associated Press
Louisville Ky Juno 38 Everj thing
Is quiet In railroad circles bora to-
night and there has been no trouble
All outgoing trains departed on lime
South bound tiatns on the Monon have
been delayed some
n Ititf rlereno nt Jit Juarpli
By Aseoclntcd Press
Bt Joseph Mo June 28 There are
no new development In th atrlko sit
uatlou Iho Pulliuari ar wete not
molested and the men manifest no
delra t Intirfeit with them
HTerttilna Itnuntna nt Aaahvlllo
By Associated Prcva
Nash Mile Teun June All the
trnlhii running na usual and trains
wBh Pullmans are running Even
thing quiet
a Traulilo AntlctpnteU
By Aseoclated press
Cleveland Ohio June 28 fhe Pull-
man boycott has mil had particle of
effect In this city as yet There will
probably be nq trouble hero
At I o navle
By AasoclateJ Prexs
1 Augolwt Cal June i S The rall
lofld iU upvls uomplcte on both the
Southern Pacific wX lh runta P
roads
Tied l it Tight
Py Associated Prvsa
Dulnth Minn Jun SS At midnight
th Ann rcn HalHay union aeeina to
haVe tarried oijt Its thr at to tie up
tho Noithwvatcrn und Northern Pa
S
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TJIE GAZETTE t FORT WORTH TEXAS FRIDAY JUKE 20 1804
clno roada at Dululh The New York
passenger train on the Omaha Is still
here and no engineer or fireman can be
found to take It uut ur no freight can
be handled as the jard crews nre out
Tho section men baggage men ware-
housemen and a portion of upreators
went out this evening It la said only
one section crew on the Omaha division
Is at work between here and Sponner
The men sny no passenger trains can
bo moved on ths Northern Pacific to
moi row
Tod alt nt Cairo
By Associated Prers
Cairo III Juno 2S The bojott
against the Pullman company has as
turned proportions Every railroad line
enterlnjr the city Is now Involved and
not a wheel has turned slnoe 4 oclock
this afternoon when a special left
orr the Big Pour earning a funeral
party of nine persons Passenger
trains nn the Iron Mountain Cotton
Belt Mobile and Or la and Big Pour
roads are not moving while on tho
Illinois Central there are six passen-
ger trains sidetracked our of which
etrry mall No freight trains are
moving and business is at a standrttll
Pour trains of ban in as consisting of
ninety care and eleven cars of toma
trca are laid up la the Illinois Central
yard
The nitttnlla Line Itunnlng
By Associated Press
Terre Haute Ind June 28 The Van
dnlla line uses Pullman uleepers un-
der on exclusive contract but no far
there has been no trouble on the mad
President Debs of lhe American Hall-
way union telegraphed here for Chief
Sargent of the Plremen and the latter
who his been In Canada has started
to Chicago In Ifw of the unfriendly
attitude of Sargent to Dobs organi
sation much Interest Js felt at to the
attitude of the firemen Debs la still
editor of the locomotive Plremens
Magazine end la very popular with
the rank and file ol the order He left
tho office of the giund secretary of the
firemen to organUe the Amxrlcan Hall-
way union
dettlnir tterlitui nt Cincinnati
Bpeclal Dispatch
Cincinnati Ohio Juno 28 While all
trains have been moved up to mid-
night tho situation Is crowing ser
ious United States deputy marshals
have control tonight of the I aid low
Ky jards Of the Cincinnati Southern
The Cincinnati Hamilton nnd Da ton
will hav o a large force of railway
poucemen appoiniou Dy tne govern-
ment tomorrow and other roads will
secure similar protection tomorrow
The general officers are In charge of
inrnugn irams going our on tnese roans
tonight Tomorrow they propose to
put un new men
Dtmii In Mobile
By Associated Press
Mobile Ala Juno 23 The Mobile
an J Ohio authorities received Informa-
tion this afternoon of a strike of their
switchmen at Cairo along with tho
Illinois Central men In sympalhywlth
tha Pullman strikers The officers of
th Swltchmcns union conceded that
they mad a mistake nnd the ntnHnin
of the road have assurances that the
men will go back tomorrow Presi-
dent J C Clark and the superintend-
ents of the Mobile- and Ohio left for
Cairo tonight Tho Mobile and Ohio
will discontinue hauling tha Pullman
cars until the matter Is settled They
i uniiui jeoparuize ineir una
freight bualnesB to help Pullman fight
his battles
ennttir Sherinntt Would Inteitlnute
B Associated Press
Washington Juno 28 Senator Bher
man today Introduced a resolution
which went over under the ruks In-
structing the committee on Interstate
commerce commlsnion to Inquire Into
the expediency of regulating by law
the employment and use of sleeping
and parlor cars not owned by railroad
companies engaged In Interstate com-
merce the tost of operating Hum the
fhargea made for their use and what
ought to be reasonable charges for the
seats bertha and sections In such
cases
lliv IHmiit Fulled
By AssrelHted Preia
Oakland Cal June 2S This evening
the Southern Pad lie mnde Ua lust at-
tempt to move a tioln since the strike
began und failed A Pullman car was
attached to the block ton train and
when tha order to pull out vva given
the fireman declined ta flro up and
jumped from the cab Nu ut tempt
was riade to get ft man to tak his
place and there wa no disturbance
The railroad situation is ery se-
rious No PuPman cars have been
moved todaj and not nn overland let-
ter has been forwarded since Wednes-
day morning
Mrlke for Four
By Associated Press
Minneapolis Minn June 28 A mas
meting of empires representing vry
railroad lu tin Wet was held here to-
night at which an ultimatum was Is-
sued to the effect that If the Omaha
Minneapolis and Bt Louis Burlington
and Wisconsin Central did not atup
handling Pullmans at once a strike un
them roads would be ordered nt C
oclock Filday evening
rhiclunittl iirltchmvu Meet
Bv Associated Tiess
Cincinnati OhU June 2S IMS p
ml A mass rneetlrg of railway
switchmen lepreFenting all roads ex-
cept the Pennsylvania was held to-
night at West Fnd ball Over TOO vveie
present F W Hclljrt of the Rallwey
union spoke He save every train In
Cincinnati will be tied up in the morn-
ing Itesolutlrtns to continue the boy
oott nnd i trtk were passed without
opposition
tit louts Switchman
By Associated Press
Bt 1 ou Is June S Lta tonight a
meeting of the Mltsourl Pacific switch-
men was held At which It was de-
cided to aland by the night switch-
men -an J go out tomorrow morning
This will take out the remaining fortv
flv switchmen of the Missouri Pu
rine rond ard will result In a com-
plete tie up of that road lei It Is
the Intention of the tialnmen not to
Interfere with outgoing trains but stop
all those coming Into the city
Colnrmtn ltuad AUVuled
Special Dispatch
Chicago 111 4ne 28 Telegrams
were sent a short time ago from the
American Hallway Union headquarters
in this city ordering all men on the
Denver and Ilia Hands and Union Pa-
cific roads out at once
Not Irt Affected
By Aoelated Ts
IHttle UiKk Ark June 28 The Ar
lansas dlvU on of the Mtnmrl Pa-
Iflc liav e rot j 1 1 felt the effects of the
Pullman Iwycult tiurrlirndcnt Hose
dew no anticipate any trouble
TleilTitnt ban Diego
By Associated Press
Bon Diego Cat June 28 All trains
are lied up here tonight
No IrouhU on tho Penury IvmuIm
By Associated Press
New York June 23 Superintendent
a rf
the YestM He states that there wa9
no trouble In any place east of Pitts
burg and reports he received latp this
evening confirm that statement The
full number of curs are being sent out
from thla end of the line and pssen
gem are suffering no Inconvenience
Sanensliin nf Post it t Hvrvlce
By Associated Press
Washington June 28 A serious pos-
tal situation will develop throughout
California should each of the contend
Ing Interests maintain Ha position for
any length of time The refusal of the
men to handle Pullman trains And of
the roads to send out trains from which
the ordinary Pullman had been un-
coupled will If continued result In a
total suspension of through postal serv-
ice and practically no mall communi-
cation can be carried on between that
state and the Hast
Tliw Alton Tied Li
By Associated 1ress
Chicago June 28 In an Intervlow
with Mm ontho Judge Caldwell deci-
sion V c I ynch crganlzer for the
American Hallway union tonight said
I sent an order tonight at 7 80 to
Bloomlugton and Hhodehouso to tie up
the Chicago and Alton President
Debs authorized me to Itsue n per-
emptory order In bis name and this
1 did and the road is now effectually
tied up Ttey may run two passenger
trains In the morning but their
freight buslneos is at a standstill
llelurned th Mnll
By Associated Press
Chicago June 28 Although It was
feared tonight that the mall would be
congested nt the postofllce on account
of the few trains leaving Chisago the
mall pouches were accepted by ull the
railroad companies except In one In-
stance The Chicago and Erie express
No 23 which Is scheduled to leave at
2 05 p m did not leave tonight and
the mall which It has contracted to
carrv was returned to the government
building
Little hut MIkM
By Associated Freaa
Chicago June 28 Tonight tho em
ployes of tho Union Sock yards nrd
transit company dddod t Inform
Iho company tomorrow mornlmr hat
unless It recused to handla the freight
cars of the lines hauling Iullmnn cars
they would strike The number of
men Is not over 301 but their action
will completely tie up the stock atds
and paraljzo the packing industry
twelve Hundred Out
By Associated Tress
Kansas City Mo June 23 All ot the
men on tho Tope kit division of the
Banta Fc road have been ordered out
at midnight This action Is the result
of a meeting of the American rallwa
union held at Argentine tonight In
the meeting waa represented all
branches of employes from the track 1
walkers to the engineers nnd It was
unanimously decided that they remain
out till the last Twelve hundred men
are affected
NorthvreNUru Switchmen strike
Bv Associated Press
Milwaukee Wis June 28 The
switchmen tmplojed by the Chicago
and northwestern company Mruck at
midnight and ten trains are hung up
in the Hast and South bide ards The
polite hia sent a rtrol
Wagon with twelve oilier to theUouth
yards to preserve order
gnterrtvnB 1redletlou
Bi Aftnclatod Prs
Da Molmn Town Jun 28 Master
Ivoikman Sovereign of the Knights of
Labor predlcia the strike against the
Pullmans will be the biggest one in
the hletory of the country
Tle l v In Clilcago
By Associated Press
Chicago June 28 At 11 oclock to-
night all the Bwltchmen firemen en-
gineers and trainman ou tho Chicago
md WodWrn Indiana struck
Mill Tld UP
By Associated Pi ess
Los Angeles Cal June 28 At 1
Oclock the malls are still here
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BlXTHOVtM SHOUT
Thnt t the Charg Wntnst Micro
Inredos lroiurtr
Special Dispatch
Laredo Tex Juno 28 Jan Hernan
dez city treasurer or the city of Nuevo
Laredo and tax colleotor of the state
of Tumaullpas Is In Jail In Nuevo Lu
redo charged wltti being a defaulter
It Is teported that the shortage In
his accounts amounts to 36000 to the
city and 84000 to the state Ills bonds
men are ubundantly able to make
good his defalcation besides he emus
borne valuable property in Nuevo La
redo He has been fit ofllce about
four years nnd In that time has ac-
cumulated much wealth owning flftj
seven houses In that city
V II12clv ON TIIH MHMllUU
engineer nml limit eiunn Injured
nnd th rirriunu Kilted
By Associated Pi ess
Louisville Ky Juno 23 A special to
tho Coutlti Journal from Birmingham
Ala sasiA vwst bound local freight
on the Kansus City Memphis and Bir-
mingham road Jumped the track near
Hoist Creek at nnon today and was
wrecked Tito vnglrto turned ov r down
nu embankment Engineer Bolsclalr
vacnprd by Jumping but was badly In
Juud Flromau Jack Hale waa caught
under the locomotive and was scalded
and crurhed to death A bmkeman
who Jurnjied waa badly Injured Seven
carH wiiu wrecked and much damage
done
Abnndouoil tit 1U11
By Associated Press
Washington June 23 In the discus-
sion today by the house committee on
Pacific railroad i of the funding bllU
It was practically decided to abandon
the feature of the plan proposed by
Atiurney Ueneral OInej
The cash balance In tho treasury at
the ctorto of busings today was JIH
6S621S of which GG793 09 was guld
1 1 set v o
The bill ejeattng labor doy a na-
tional holiday has become a law for
Vr Cummlngs of New York who first
Introduced the VIM tooklt to the prtsU
dent today and had H signed
Tlte luuiutHTiicjr Troubles
By Associated Press
Punisutatvney Pa June 28 Miners
Delegate Thomaa Young sajs there is
no rope ot a settlement In this region
unlcs the optVators moct the terms de-
cided on to cents ptr ton While
everything la quiet Just now there Is
an undercurrent of excitement which
Is liable to come to the surface nn
moment The troops are held In readi-
ness for un emergence
i u uiuvvni vi iiiw 4 uiwuuit vr e
part merit of the Pennsylvania road Special Dispatch
tu lemgni oi ip siigntr
trouble has Xeen experienced In this
section ot tha country oil account ot
the Uicott ut the Puliuiuu cars lu
lexis V outlier loreoHt
By Aisoclttid Press
Washington June SS rVorecaat for
Kastern Texas Coutlnd high tern
peratuie generally fair
Unit Game nt Mart
aco June ss ine Birming-
ham Alabama base ball
niBVmH vuc train Will
begin a series of three garnet with
m f
t alfc
HE GALLED IT MUMMERY
THE IIIIITII OF A CIHIP NOTHrt
IMUU IV HNtlfjlND
Jnntes Ilnrdlu Allocked the Member
of Parliament lctitcrdoy uy Jink
ing tt Ilepabllenn Speech ou
Itoynl lltrtti OihesNeirs
By Associated Press
Ixjndon Juno 28 There was an un-
precedented incident In the house ot
commons last evening when Sir Will-
iam Vernon Harcourt supported by
Mr Balfour moved an address of con-
gratulation to the queen upon the birth
of an heir to the duke of York The
motion waa about to bo put when
James Kelr Hardle probably the most
prominent of the labor members of
parliament arose and said
I owe allegiance to no hereditary
ruler Oh oh The motion proposes to
raise tho Importance of an event of
every day occurrence I am delighted
to learn that tho child Is fairly healthy
Oh oh I shall be pleased to Join lu
the ordinary congratulations If I meet
the childs parents but when the house
of commons representing the nation
Is asked to Join in congratulations
then in the Interest of the dignity of
the house I protest There Is one ns
pect of the question which concerns
the house of comons A cabinet min-
ister was required by law to be pres-
ent upon thts Interesting occasion I
submit that such a proceeding Is not
calculated to enhance the dignity of
this house In the eyes of the nation
Cries of Order rot
You may say rot continued Har
dle but If you mixed with those jou
represent you would find that the peo-
ple v lew this matter In a different man-
ner It seems to me that some protest
ought to be made In this connection
It Is a matter of email concern to me
whether the future ruler of thla coun-
try Is a genuine article or a spurious
one The motion ft made because
the child was born In tho royal family
and the house has a right to ask what
particular blessing the royal family
has conferred upon the nation that It
partook In theso proceedings We aro
told that the quen has ruled for half
a century I beg to correct this by
saying that her majesty has reigned
not ruled There Is the prince of Wales
What special blessing has he conferred
upon the natlCn that we should par-
ticularly honor him
CM Banderson the Orange leader
here moved that Hurdle be no longer
hard Sir William Harcourt said he
hoped Col Sanderson would not press
hli motion and Hnrdle was allowed
to continue He added
I know nothing in the career of
his tojnl hlirhness which commends
Itself especially to me We are told
that a fierce light beats upon tho
throne but sometimes we catch
glimpses of his rcjal highness on the
race course Ohst onU cries ot
We know one thing and that Is
as the Duke of Cornwall he draws
10000 pounds yearly from property In
London The speaker said Mr Har
dle must tontine himself to tho resolu-
tion Mr Hardle returned saying
The house la arked to rejoice be-
cause a child Is born But up to the
there aro no means of know
firesent qualtncetlons to reign over
this great emplie It Is nt range thai
people who have so much to say about
the hereditary t ement In another place
should be no willing to Indorse It In
this particular 1 stance The principle
Is the same In both cases This child
will be surrounded by sycophants and
flatterers and will be taught to be-
lieve himself supeWor to creation In
the course of time he will tour the
world with iumora of organic mar-
riages H hij turn Cries of dlfsenc
As the house the house has not found
time to vote condolence with widows
oiphans and others who are suffering
from the terrible colliery calamity in
Wales t protest against tho present
mummery
Th motion was then put Hardl
ulone protested and tt wua adopted
amid prolonged cheering The budget
discussion was then iesumd
S1IOLLD ltiCOUMU JVlAS
The Jnpmieif MlnUter Tallied V Mb
the Korruti Minister
By Associated Press
Beoul Korea June 28 The Japanese
minister called again at the palace this
mornifjr and had a o inference with the
minister of slate about Ihe continued
presence of Japanese troops in Korean
territory The Japanese representa-
tive Informed the minister of state that
his government entertained the opinion
that Korea should recognize his gov-
ernmental systems and especially that
regarding tho treasury department and
hinted that In connection the Interest
of Japan required tha continued pres-
ence of Japanese troops in Korea
It Is undei stood thnt a strong protest
against the assumption of this atti-
tude by Japan was made by the minis-
ter of state and It is believed here that
the Korean government will communi-
cate with Its representative in the
United States with n v lew of consulting
that government in the matter
New Ciintil Liiunii
By Associated Press
hnH1 June S T1 omoIal cablegram
has been received here stating that u
ru 5 K SKiiS tffgSJU
llOCIIEroitT DIslM KIED
ne Think XrniiTe7 vow 1reildent
It it ery llud Choice
By Associated Press
London June S3 -Henry Hechefort
In an Interview today aald he knew
Casimlr Perler well and considered the
choice made of him r r president to b5
the worst It waa possible The
new
president would tr to revive the Se
government of the late Marshal
MacMahon and like the latter woEm
oVtrmaS r -
Ilia preUtnc means clWI ar It
wouw k th ullianc of bJrniany In
iulJS ChJf wkloUr In the An
h lrudy announeed hi intention
l s th chamber and
It m
not l long befor ronlllcereUrV
AnurcMI 1rlUOI1 nur
By Associated Press
tern of mtci -national up r Lion yof
anarch
Ani th
creation t a n
tr 1 burwu say at Qneva forVh
exchtneo of nw In reenrd to th
7 JH4 k Sow no i
rni r
By Aasoclaled ir
o WuVd a KVAV T
FcVm b I AmbJSiaJJr
Lot uy d VlifSu UVb
censuts in tha different places through
out th United States to arrange for
the services In this city requleta masa
will be said at bt Matthews church
at noon md Cardinal Olbbuns v Ill be
nnked ta officiate
The embassy will send out cat da of
Invitation to the members of the dip-
lomatic corps to attend the service
and the Federal officers of this gov
verncnent will be invited to attend by
the state department which qaa been
notified by Ambassador Patrenotre of
tha Inrlructlon he has received Am
basadnr Patrenotre has been officially
Informed of the election of Caslmli
Perler to tha presidency to Bucceed M
Curnot
aHI Attend the 1 nncrnl
By Associated Press
Paris Juno 28 President Caslmtr
Perler wilt attend tho funeral of the
late president on Sunday hext The
new president In order not to Incom-
mode Madame Carnot will not tako up
his residence at tho Elyste palace for
a fortnight
General Fevrier grand chancellor of
the Legion of Honor today presented
President Caplmlr Perlt r with tho
grand cross and tho collar of grand
master of the Legion of Honor which
positions the new president assumes in
succtsslon of the late president In view
of his rank of chief of tho state
Tit New President
By Associated Press
Paris June 23 President Caslmlr
Perler presided at a council of the min-
isters today It vfts decided to ask
the chambers tomonow for a credt of
60000 franca to be applied to the ex-
penses of ths funeral of the late presi-
dent Tremler Dupuy will deliver the
funeral oration
M Dupuy It in announced has de-
cided to resign his tremlerahip and
proposes o go to Contrexvllle where
he will take the mineral waters
The Emperor Ihnnlced
By Associated Preps
Kiel June 28 M Herbette the
French hmhassador was received by
Emperor William tot ay on board tht
Imperial acht Hohenzollern The am-
bassador thanked him li bhalf of
the Ircrch government for his expres-
sion of sympathy at the death of Pres-
ident Curnot
Au Accomplice Coufemei
By Associated Press
Montpeller June 2c Tt Is stated that
Labour who Is In custody hero on the
charge of complicity In the plot to
kill President Carnot has confessed
to tha authorities that the assassin
Santo while dining with him last Sat-
urday confided to him his Intention to
go to Lions to kill President Carnot
Cnsliiilr lerlt r Hum Sold Oat
By Astwcldted 1rcsM
Ixmdon June 28 The correspondent
of the Chronicle ut Paris referring to
the remark Of Henri Kochefortt that
P esldnt Caslmer Perler seek
an alliance with Germany In order to
sell the tGermi ns his coal he being
the chief stockholder n the rich An
xlen mlnfs ran that Caoimer Ferler
has sold ull his shares in tho Anzlen
company
The ltiisftlnnii Liked It
By Associated Pi ess
St Ptersburg June 28 Caslmlr
ParierH election was favorably received
by the Hussion newspapers an being
consonant with the desire of the Bus
Blau nation and the exegencles of the
situation tn France A similar view of
the election Is held In official circle J
Mmi Will Hctlre
By Asioclftted Press
London June 28 The Times com-
menting upon the proposed retirement
of Mr Gladstone from the house of
commons says that the Indications
point also to the withdrawal next ses-
sion of William Harcourt and Lord
Kandolph Churchill
Th IntiiiraentK Uiuten
By Associated Press
Buenos A res June 28 Adv ices from
Rio Grande de Hul say that the In-
surgent force under Gen Saralvahave
been beaten by the rojal troops
i - m
V11C1I11VN HUMOCnAlf
Lhl nml strong Are Nominated for
Inlleit Mutt Neitutura
By Associated Press
Q and Itaplds Mich June 28 Chair-
man Campou called the Democratlo
state convention to order shortly after
I noon Wm J McKnlght of Grand
Haplds was chosen temporary chalr
I man After the appointment of com-
mittees the convention adjourned un
lit j o ClOCK
H G Stevenson was made perman-
ent chairman On mollpn of Don M
Dickinson congratulations were wired
to President Cleveland ABBlstant Hec
retar of State TThl was nominated Tor
United States senator and exLteu
tenant Governor John Strong for the
bhort term Hx Congressman Spencer
Ilsher was nominated for governor
and B P Jordan of Barfyba county
for lieutenant governor Tha platform
denounces MoKlnleylsm re afflrm
the Chicago Platform of 189i favors
free coinage of silver and Issuing ull
l currency through the national treas-
ury Indorses Clevelands administra-
tion demands a free open waterway
from the great lakes to the seat recom-
mends curtailment of Immigration as
a cure of Coxeylsm and favors the
1 r ettlement of labor disputes by arbi
tration
Charles S Hampton of PotoskI was
nominated for secretary of state but
declined The ticket waa completed to-
night as follows For secretary of
state Lewis V Ireland of Allegan
state treusurcr Otto C Karat of Iion
wood auditor Prank II Gill Grand
Haplds James Q Kara Muekegon
commissioner land office Peter Mul
vaney Grand Haplds tmperlntendent
public Instruction Albert Jennings
Manistee member stntc boaiXt cf iJ
ucatlon Mlcheal Devereaux Mount
Pleasant
Ihe Democrntlo convention today
was an overwhelming victory for Don
M Dickinson The new state central
committee Is made up mainly of his
menus His law partner waa chair-
man of the convention and the propo-
sition of his friends to leae the selee
Hon of a chairman of the atate central
committee to tile committee and the
candidate for governor which was
carrletl by a vote of C33 to 3C7 was
done
mAn tprour CreateU
By Associated rss
TlttlA DmU Ai -
June i a ine i
ccratlo convention reconvened this
moJjnn6 ond after ndopting a plat I
li C0mmS3l0neri on Wch the con-
vention is a- Ueadloclc
iresoutlm Indoslni the adminis-
tration created an uproar Inthe con-
vention and It wag flnali withdrawn
Mnrtln for Couitrreas
By Ausocintejl 1ress
Decatur Ind Juni2 J N Martin
was re nomtnated to congress here to-
day by the Eleventh district demo-
crats
rinnt Uciaoernt
lly Aasoclateil Prea
Burllngtoi Vt June 88 Th Demo
cmic state convention toflny mad the
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