Youngstown News and Niagara Free Press, 1886-07-02

              THE YOUNGSTOWN NEWS. And Niagara Free Frees. No. 19. YOUNGSTOWN, N.Y., JULY 2, 1886. Vol. VI. DIVERS FLAT DENIALS. BALIBBURY ACCUSES PARNELL OF MAKING MISSTATEMENTS Iteecher'. Opinion of (ilmlHloiia'i llemeftule Rpimvli Ittllicrvd at I.lverponl— Tim Itrouklyn futor null Kiigland'a Pr«ml«r Kitlmn|(« Compliment*. Ixhujon, June 80.—Lord HalUltury bu written a letter denying the iitwurtioiu of Mr. Paruell that the latter hail carried on nugotia tion* with the late uonaervatlve government reflecting home rula for Ireland anil deuouii.lng In* *taten>"nt* an bfuclm* fabric* tion*. I/inl SaJiwl-viry, continuing, nay-: "It in fain* that Mr. Porneli wiu given any reaaon to believe tiiat if the ii>n*ervatlve* catue into power after Thu gonenU electlona thay would give Ireland a statutory parliament. It i* falae that I *ho»cd auy leuniiiK toward mill a policy, and It I* equally fal*' that Lord Cariuirvon urged ui«»i the cabinet the grant lng of audi a ooncenaian. Tin utatamunt la alio fal*c that the otbM did not refuse to extend tlu< comeaaioiui of home rule to Ireland Until after the election" went against un." Lord Haliabury denies also with great m digiintioii tlie *tatenicut that after the rckult of the election* beeiune known the cabinet altered it* Intention*. "The aaw-rtion contains not the imalloat clement of truth," he nay*, "becaune the cabinet never had tile «Ugbtait inclination toward the establishment of a ■tatutory parliament hi Ireland. The rtory that the land jiurchase hill wax | miffed In ilel erein-e to a wish exprMed at an lnterriaw on Aug. 1 i> impoaibb of truth ImcaUHe the bill bad already (MuMxl the houae of lords anil the government wu* publicly pledged to its Uiruia. The government resolved ujkiii the land -purchano scheme an uoou as it entered olllce, a mouth In fore that dale." HENRY WARD BEECHER. lIIn Opinion of <llail*t oim-'a llome-ltule Npeei-li at Liverpool. Lqndon, June 30. In an interview with a reporter for the Post yesterday, Ho v. Henry Want Beocher expressed himself as delighted with the powerful qwecb delivered by Mr. Oladstoue at Liverpool Tuesday night. 10 furring to his exchange of compliment# with Mr. (Jludstone after the speech, Mr. Beecher ■aid ho told Mr. Oladstoue tlint he was t<io much overcome by the power anil eloquence of the premier t<► lie able to express his appreciation of hi* address in words. Thosj>ooch, ho said, had given him a greater insight into the affair* of Ireland than he had ever hail before. Jo tin* Mr. (Hadst*»n«j remarked that he considered Mr. Hoecher's word* highly complimentary, inasmuch mm he thought him us capable a judge of the merits of an addresN or its author as any man he had ever met. SALARIES OF POSTMASTERS. I'll* Annual Adjustment—Large Inereane 111 till* I'oftttll lliihliM'HH* WAHiUNOToN, June 24. Mr. Allwrt H. fcjcott, tho chief of tho wilury and allowance division of the j»ost«department, lian completed the animal adjustment of salarim of presidential poMtmaetors I hum* I upon the re vvipt* of tli«» oifleo according to the act of March <i, iHKI. The result. of the cxaminar lion into the retviptn of the oftlct* throughout the country shown a good jxwtal busin****, U;t ter in fact thiui in prcviouH yearn. During UiM jrfuit quarter there were only forty live offices relegated to the fourth oiasn, while there were tweuty-two. added to the proni dential class. The gross reoeiptn of the pant year shows an InoreAs* «»f #1C,N01J,457 over the previous year. Oidy 1184 per cent, of the gro«i receipts are al*orl>ed by the postma* tern* wlnr las, while Uie groan receipts amoiuit to 7S-9U per cent, of the revenue of tlx* jHietotfioe departtnont. during the pant year. The Uu"Ke postotflcon throughout tho country bold their own aiul the Halariun reiuaiiiH sub •tauttally unchanged. In the cjl*» of the Haltimore office, however, the salary is reduced from #A,(X)O to #4,000. The reonipts (ailing just below the standard required fur the continuance of the higher salary. THE CROP PROSPECTS.  Heneral Coudltlon of Corn flood—l'roape«tn liiK'ttiirHglng for VI litmt. Bociikmtbh, June SW.~ From the ronipila felon of rv|H>rts from over 6,000 special corron|nMidentM the American Rural Home, of this city, reports: "Tho general condition of tho corn crop i« good. The ground is ci« an and the crop law boon thoroughly workinl. I .urge portions of the crop in M isaouri and KaiiKts an# now* made. It linn not nufTer<*l for want of rain, and the general outlook, with rain* during July, ia very encouraging. The rain* during the last half of June greatly improved the prospects for spring wheat. Neverthe- Ismh, the crop Is thought to lie more or It*** damaged, 'llie winter wheat harvest is progresauig. In Home sections it has been delayed by wet weather, but no far no material damage han been done to the crop. The pronpacts still coutlnue for an early movement of imw nlumt in winter districts. Oats have nutfered severely from dry weather. Gra* doen not promise to yield anywhere near an large a crop as in INM, Uiiug injured by the same cause*, 'Jrara-khoppwre and chinch bugn are on the in rwiau, but the ravagee so far have been conllncd to a huiiu<d area." IT SHOOK THE COUNTRY. A Powder a»<i lijrnnmlt* Company'! Work* Blown Up. miiADCi.rau, Janr li- \ «|»vinl to the Telegraph from MorrisU.wn, N. J., state# that the Foralte I'nwdiT «»1 Dynaiult* Company's works Mtr llopfttcoutf «» iv blown up last night by a torriUe explosion »lu> h shook Um country for miles aroui.il. I'eopla thought there »as an earthquake, nn<l when the sky In tin.' direction of Ijike llopatioiig became lurki a short tiiue later it wiw ion jutlurwl Hint the Hotel Brvjalin, at Uie etui of the lake, was burning. The matter wa* not mueh thought o( liy the iixintry people in the vicinity until yi*- terday «lieu a farmer living near the works came through and reported that the Korxite works hail blown up anil that several nun wera killed. The work- are in a xchukl •pot, ai»l all fads concerning them are kept as let1 ret anil i|Ulet as potable by the owners owing to tin* general dislike of bit* lux su> b a dangervHis IhMiiiib cari nit on any w here iitur a community. It is im|KMuhl« at nnsmt u> verily tha reported lose of life. FEMALE PENITENTIARY BIRDS. They C*um a Herloua Klot In an Uhlii fenltentlarjr —1 be (iuardl Succeed ill {Jaellliig the lilaturbance. CoLt'm mm, Ohio, June A),—A riot took place in the female department of the penitentiary Huielay which reaiulted In anviml broken lieiul* and luully dinfl^ur«l la «*. The cuatoin prevail* of taking the female prieonera out of tin' cba|iel before tlie general audieie» ia ihanmaiud. Kx Deputy Warden I>ean, recently ap|« anted guard in the female department, remained behind. After tiie female# hail been taken out and aeated at dinner ■everal colored women began quarreling over certain lover* among the male prisoner*. Tlie fight noon became general. The matron wn» aWnt at the time and her two ossl'tant* ran tarror-*tricken into the yard, erying lustily for help. Mrs. Victor, a life-prisoner from Cleveland, also found her way into the yanl for the Ilrat time in twenty yearn. The war den wan aumuioried and with the aid of several aaaistaula noon quelled the riot. AN IMMENSE SUCCESS. Great llomo-Kule Meeting In Loudon— 1'urnell Net l*re»eiit* Loimoif, June —The home-rule meeting at St. James hall last night wo* an Immense suecusa. The liall was crowded long before the meeting l*egan, and the street* in the vicinity were packed w ith people who were unable to gain aduiittauce. The utintjat go*«l orilur jiTevaiksl aial the enthusiasm displayed by the audience wa* of the wildest onler. Lord Sandhurst proaided. Mr. Parnell at the laat moment sent word that he wus unavoidably detahusl. Mr. Thomas Sexton, M. P., delivered a splendid oration, at t he conclusion of which he was cheered for several minutes. He declared that Mr. Vincent wtnt to Ii-eland in the guise of a tory ambassador and sought interviews with the princi|>al leaders of the Paruellite party, with whom he discussed the principles and dotal Is of au Irish parliament Lord Carnarvon, Mr. Sexton asserted, Immediately liefore his interview with Mr. Parnell saw Lord Salisbury, and he again saw him immediately after his interview. Mr. Sexton aaked the men of the nation allst |>arty whether they thought all this was a j<>ke, and declared it to laj a matter of fa< t that ha»l l*>rd Salisbury secured a majority in the present paVliament sufficiently large to make him iiide|>endent of the votes of the Orange members, he would have introduced a hoine-rule bill. Immigrants Who Must Go Back. New-York, June JU).—-Ellen Coleman, an Irish girl £1 years old, arrived at Castle Garden yoaterday on the Sjaiin. 8he had £5 which she admitted hav ing taken from her mother, and >ia her head and eyes wei-e affected so that she could not earn her living, she will bo sent buck. On the same steamship were Katheriue and her child. Kathaiine's husband lives soinewheie in Pennsylvania He sent his wife a draft to pay h« r pna*age to America, which she cashed atul then forgot her husband's addrea*. She has a sisti-r in Kali Kiver, Mass., ami an other in Pennsylvania, and was anxious to laiaeut to Fall Kiver. As she did not show the address of either of her sisters, the Cast le Oar deti authorities decided she must bo sent back. The Pennsylvania Gold Mines. HUNT1NODON, l'a., June iM. - The beat of tha alleged gold mines near Mapleton, this oouiity, is being viaited daily by persons from all parts of Central Peimsyhuuia, and the sup|H»s»sl tiud is still the subject of much dlw cussion. Thu Kev. I. N. Moreheud, an old colored miner and chemist, is melting tlie ore in a furnace at the Imae of Jack's mountain and retains his early determination not to •(teak txi the public. A delegation of pro- IcMhioual men and merchant* visited the mine yetturday and earned to the uasay furnace small quantities of the ore. They remained at the place until the w hole pruevwa of melting ha<l lieen undergone. When the assay was completed it was found that a pitM-e of silver about the size of a buckshot liud been extracted from the ore. A Mountain on Fire. Ottawa, Out., June :49.— A hunMng party of young men lutiueil Sutton, Wiliiamaon, Van Horn, Cribba, ami Alexander returuial yesterday from the Manitou river district, Northwtwt Territory, fifty miles south of lirule. They reptort having found a mountain near the Manitou in which vast ftrea arc evidently ruging. Tbe earth ia (tarchisl and cracked and the beat i» insufferable. The river laal is so hot that steam riaea froui the wabu*. truant iticH of d> ad flsli, snakes ami vermin are found, but ail lining creatures Including a farmer's family, which formed the sole human inhabitant* of the mountain, liave deaerted the place. A party from lirule has goue to iuvestigate. It is sup|aised that vast beds of bituminou* coal ha> e caught ill*. Fought Untill One Was Drowned. Gloucester, Masa, June )i4. —Two fishermen belonging to the schooner Finance, Hor-1(01*1 Jellows and Henry Otto, commenced a fight on shore anil both were mors or leas landed. They were stopped, and entering Me|airale dories rowed u» the achooner in tla? harbor. They opened hoatilitiea as exm am they reached the deck, and the result was botli of tliuni went over the rail Into the water. AneyewitursH mid that Jellows pulled Otto over the rail. Jellows sunk at onCe out of sight ami Otto waa reacucd by his ship males. Otto, a ho was bruiaed hadly alont the face, wat> taken to the police stati«ai with aevei*al wit news ss The Tennessee Crops Damaged. Nasiivillk, Tenn., June A—Iteporta received from every SActioq of the state say thst very graat damage haa ta-en dcaia to the a heat crop by the unusually heavy luinn. streauu an* overflowing their ttanks and causiug con* aklerablo lose. The (.'uinljerland river haa riseii seventeen feet at liurksville, Ky., and is advancing one foot per hour. This will cam* a rise of irotn fifteen to twenty five feet at Nanhvilk* by to-day, And a gnat waterspout burnt on the line of the Chattanooga railroad yeiteisbiy and swept away all but five shocks of wheat in a tweilty arre field. Six Jars of English Sales. New-Bki»kh»iu». Mass., June Jb. Thesteamer City of Fitchburg, which arrived fiom New-York to day, had ou U«ml Mr. M<ore, of the Ash coumiiifeioii. He ha«l with him six jars of fcaigiiab so lea JO tUh ui all, whkh came from Engluiul on the steamer Lialtic. Th«'y are to be * • ' en to W hole and uwh! for t>reeding purpoess. The exjienment is being conducted with extieme care, as previous attempt* to cultiVAte this flail in American water* have not proved very suocesafuL Will Make a Report of His Own. Washinoton, June ii9.—At the noa-ting of the bouse Pan-Klecti ic coimnitte« last night, Hail persisted in hia refusal to sign the report prej >ured by Chairman boyle, and wiliaubmit a report of his own. Sullivan and Hearld. New-Tori, June i*J. -Hullivan haa oousented to flgiit Frank 'HearId afb*r his con- K—.t w ith Mitchell. The date has not yet lieeu «grx<ed UjK)!i. SCENES IN THE HOUSE. A I)ii]nilc Rctwvrn liuiutalt rnitl llolnian Uuwi Much Merriment—l'wrkili* anil W«f«r Itaudy Wunli. Wamhi notch, June )M.—ln the housa the sundry rivii appropriation bill wu considered.Air. .Springer moved to make tlui appropriation for protecting public lamls (rum fraudulent entry, feJOO,OOO instead of (00,000. Mr. Hln-ix'k oppoNod this as Intern lad to in crease patronage. Mr. Hpringer disclaimed any such intention in the mnton U|>ou an amendment, teller* were ordered. When Messrs. Randall and Holinan were up pointed, the former walked to the bar of the house ami took Ilia stand on the democratic side of the main aide, hut when Mr. Holman arrived he rviqueKtod Mr. Randall to stand on the republican sidet > which request the Peniisylvaiiiaii refused to accede. Mr. Holman also declined to stand on that side and took a position back of Mr. Randall amid roars of laughter. Finally the gentleman from Indiana yielded his point and stood opposite Mr. Randall. Mr. Springer tlnully withdrew his motion to increase tha appropriation for the protection of public lauds from fraudulent entry. Another scene was crulted on the (juest.il 111 as to the positions which Mr. Weaver of lowa and Perkins of Kansas bore to the occupation of public lauds, cattle syndicates and the Oklahoma "boomers." Mr. Perkins inquired if Mr. Weaver was not the paid attor* ney of the "boomers." Mr. Weaver indignantly replied In the neg ative and inquired of Mr. Perkins if he was not the |>uitl attorney ot the cattle syndicate. This imputation Mr. Perkins indignantly repelled. The two gentlemen then amused the committee by addrussing each other at the same time, Perkins charging that Weaver had deluded the Oklahoma boomers, whik< Weaver declared that, though Perkins liad the voice of Jacob, he had the hand of Esau. Mr. Corey of Wyoming defended the members of the cuttle syndicate from abuse which had been showered upon them by the house. ITriKi• I l'ubllo Chnrltj. Taunton, Mass., June liO.—John Patrick Murray, an orphan, aged 10 years, is dying lit his uncle's house in this city. winter he was takuu down with rheumatism and heart disease, and on Keb. 17 an aunt of his in Paw tucket got him into the Khode Inland hospital at Providence, where he says the authorities underfed and overworked him. On Saturday last he gave tip ami was carried to the dej>ot, giveu 10 cents and a ticket to Taunton und put ou the cars. lie reached hia unclefs house with gieat difficulty and fuinte«i on arriving there. lie is welly nniaciated. Meeting of Big Distillers. Cincinnati, June HU—Quite a full representation of iiig dlstiliers were yesterday with thv question of ikhjI or no |x>ol rather than what kind of laatl shall exist. The dissa-istled ilistillois havo so far refused to xigu any agreement. It is very likely tlamanuJartujv may hereafter Ia* a free for all, go-as-you pkase busnu-c*. Up to li p. in. nothing had been acro.npiLshed except a gr?at deal ot talk. There is a UiU li iu some of the local distillers, and there are grave doubts if ail can be brought in. Mr. Randall's Tariff Bill. WahiiinotoX, June Jiii. — Mr. K?uidairs tariff bill not yet being iu print luel not lasm formally presented to the ways ami means committee when they met yesterday and so was not considered in committee. It haa, however, l>een informally referred to llepresentative Hewitk He thinks the committee ought to report the bill adverealy to the house, and so it may be plru-ed u|k»ii the calendar. Mr. Hewitt think* Uie house ought to consider the tpn'Htiou la;fore atljournment. A Bloodthirsty Young Man. Pittsburg, l'a., June ifcX—At 3::*) oVJock ynaterday afternoon Fixsleri'-k Jutte, agixl 'i.5 years, sou of Charles Jutte, a prominent steamboat owner, shot himself through the head at his father a resi<ieii e at Lucas, Pa., near this city. He died instantly. Previous to sh(Htting hiuiM-lf he tln-d three shot* at his |iater and two at hi* stepmother. It is also n»jtort«*d that he shot his little stepbrother through the shoulder. No cause for the deed has been made i*iblic. Supreme Court of United States. \VawHlsoton, June Si.- A favorable re- was yeatenlay ordered by the boose cxmii* milter on judiciary on the bill iiaHNed some time ago by the aenate amending section 0 of the revised atatutea, fixing circuits of the supreme court* of the Unite*! Htntes aa followa: Eighth districts of Nebraska. Kannua, Arkansas and Colorado; Ninth diatrh ta of MiuiH*Hota, Iowa and }liv»ouri; T* nth districts of California, Oregon and Nevada. Mr. Cleveland's Reception. Wahhinotok, June 'jy.—The president's reception y«*tenlay afternoon waa very largely atU*nded. lk%id«a> a gnat many general visitors there were 150 from tla> Travelers' I*n»te»-tive AteuoiaUoB, many acomi|autie I by liMliea. The pnwklent of the Mr. O. P. liendell, ad'lreeeed a few remarks to the |»n*>ideut, who pl«a*antly reapoiuled.  The Panama Lottery Loan Scheme. 1'ARia. June i5. -Of tht eleven m« rubers t>f the < hanil**r of doputtea, ai>|x>inU«i aa a conir mission to examine and rp|>ort upon the Panama lottery loan M-heine, eight are textile to it ajhI tiuyu m (aver. M«t* >1 .trine ( raulo Ks Hnufe. LovDow, June 'JO. 1'wo men ttfiiird for New-York fn»ui tbe Ltyde yv+tvnh*y in a boat nineteen feet long. They took provisions for two nkontlis. VERY HARD TO RELIEVE. TWO YOUNG SCHOOL GIRLS LEO TO RUIN BY THEIR SISTER. XlMlng After They Wert l.urad Into » Chine** !>•» — A Ifoaaler Drstruyi His Property and M»k«« Target* of lll« Neighbor*. Nkw-Yokk, June JJO.—Nell MrOinni*, who ia w&roely IV) yuursof age, it wanted by the police of the mxteenth product, for enticing two younger Hinterx into a Chinese ilen on Pall 4iwt, whui m they by the flVlUeiiU'rs of tiu# pliM-e. Nell liab alrt*n*ly ■erved a u*rm at the nine of the G<mml Sheph«»nl, i»u<l is w«tl-ki)(>wn along the Bowery in the vicinity of the t tiiiMwe quarter. Her runy cheeks an«l pivtty fao* aUra'.-U*! atteiition, aiui when it wa* <lun overwl tlmt tlie girl iuul two eijually pretty •inter* her male friemlii penumdoil her to introilutv th«un.  week thu uirl succeeded in luring her Hinter*, vfho are both under 10 years of age, into her rixtrn at No. 11 Pall ativet, where tUey ware lelivereii over to the VVhyo gan^. Ihe gii 1» are regular attendants at m*hool *• 11« 1 their ai*ouned the lUHpicioui of the teacher, who sent word to their fatiji*r U*at Mona*thing wa* wrong, lie at onca «u-s|M«-teti tliat hi* youiiger «laughter* had been led astray by Nell, anil notitiail Capt McCullagli. A watch wa* put upon the houMe at No. 11 Pell btreet, where it was learned tluit thw girl* hail been, but u» yet they have (lot been found. It wiu* Mild laat night that all throe attended the Divver picnic, but they were warned that the police were looking fur them ami did not return AN INHUMAN HOOSIER. A tVlfe-lteuter Burns Ills Itarii anil I lre« lluckshot at Ills Neighbors. Muncik, ind., June William I larrett, a tough cltiaen, living ten mili« south of this •ity, afUir u day's carousal went home drunk and abamefully abused his wife, an excellent lady. This being one of many such punish incuts that she has patiuutly endured, she was ictciluiuud to ciiduro it no iougiu and yester iay morning went to Newcastle, in Henry county, to Itegiii divorce prosii-dings. Her husliand went to a small tow u near by, and, again but tuning drunk, went home in tlui evening in u dt*|«iraUi humor. As soon as he leurned thu wie-lvul * nits of hi* wife and the purpose of her visit to the county seat be isH-ume tlciidish, and, taking his ax, went to his Iku'ii and proceeded to chop to piece* Ins farm implements and then tine-lied up his work of destruct ion by setting tire to his barn, which was consumed. Some neigh Inn's seeing the tin>, but not *us|Hictlng the aiuse, ran to lend (larrett such nsistancaas lay lu their power. Hy tliis time lie hud armed himself with a shot-guu, Hint up Ml the tipismr nice of the neighlsirs, ordered them to leave his peumises. They hcnltateii a nioiiii jil and he liixd uisiu tbelli, shooting Widn-r iioiiiir in the back, inflicting a dangerous wound. His second shot wus fired at Holler's companion, but he ets'ajssi unhurt. Officers were dispatched for and placed (lurrett under urrust Threutu ol lynching are indulged in. PHILADELPHIA ROLLING MILLS. I'ifteun Hundred Men t.o Out on a Htrtks —The Mills to Nu^lteml. Philadelphia, June HO. — The tll'teee hundreil Miipioyees of tlie llvu lurge rolling mills of this city, operated by James Roland & Co., Uuuitiert, McKadilen iV Caskey, Hughes & Patterson, Mnishall Bros. & Co. and Stevens, Kobbins it Co., will go out on strike this evening and tlie mills will sus|wnd for au irsleflnite isu iod. The trouble which bus been Impending far the past six months grows out of the ntfuaal of tlui mauufa''tiirers to grant the demand of Iheir employees for a change in thu existing schedule of wages. The sliding scale, which has been In force during the past year expires to-day and the employee* objis-t to tlie adoption of any new scales by which their wagiw will be reduced. Repeated coufercnua failtsl to bring about a satisfactory WtUement of the diffsn-noe, anil in ais-ord ance with a notice serves 1 on the manufiio tiuers thirty days ago the mnii will stop work to-day. Tlie employe*, belong to the Amalgamated Association, arid notice was forvvanhsl to President Wiphe yesterday of the intended action of tlie men in this city. THE PAN-ELECTRIC TELEPHONE. rhree lle|iort« to ha Made hy tile Investigating Committee, Wafhiniitun, June Isi—The minority or republican re|iort of the K|s«ial committee which 'olldui'tisl tlie Pun Electric telephone investigation, pre|*ir.«J by Hoil Ainbi-oee A. Ituiuiuy, is complwteil and n ill Is- submitt<sl to the house as noon a> the ilemis-ratic ns uiU ra reach an agreement ujs-11 their n'[iort Mr. Ranney's n'port is eudorsisl by the four republican members of thu committee, and Chairman Boyle's report, which was intended to represent the views ol Out majority, is endorsed by the four democratic niMulsirs. Mr. Hale of Miikssiri, the 01 til democratic member of the committee, having decided to submit Ills individual views inilepondetiUy of his colleagues. The Kamiey ivp«irt reviews tin- testimony of the prmeipol vvitnnsar* examined Isifore tlie coiiimlttesi and embodies some severe criticisms of the methods pursuisl tiy tlie pns Jectoi'* ot the Pan Electm- enterprise, and of lite testimony im well as tlie conduct of Attorney t leii>-ral (iarlaisl and 4icitor-Oeneral Ooode lu eonneetuMi with granting the government suit agnin-4 the Bell com|Sxuy. Crop* 1 >•*<•! i «»3 *•<! I»jr Hail. 8t. Paul, Minn., June 10.—A special di* |tatch from Grafton, Dakota, to the Pioneer I'rtaai report* a newt «kMtructive hail arel wind storm which occurred in that vkinity on Motaiay. Th • ntoriu covered a dutanoe of tweuty inilee in Wngth by two miles in width, widening to f«nu luiaat in weith at Inkster, in Gtaml Korlw (<oin|y. All the •Topa ui that oiatrk t are aakl to be totally dt> stroye<l. It ia one of the l«vt wb*«t-growing lections in North I>akota. A Norwegian church wigbt iiulea fioui Grafton waa destroyed and oouwvtiai iftto kindling wood. The total 'iainage is e»tuuated at IVJI'.UJU. Haiiat'*uca thr* aiae of h*£ieiiuta were  up witii a shovel thirty uour* al; i the Uonn. Tbe fariiMTS in that eta-Uun will be left en»ip.lvTHE WEEK'S SUMMARY. f*tiurs«laj . Joue 11. A jury has not yet be«i •»l» t«>i to try the Chicago anarchists Troy latwvlrv Rirta have r»tun»«l to work The strike **» a failure. The employers gaining every |» nit Cardinal Wjblxms awarded the pHaes at the tweuty-elghth annual rxmiincncemeut of Mount Bt. Mary's isrlhvge vestervlay. Attorney-Oeneral (Jarlaisl has r«ss«lved the resignation of Humner Howard as chief Jus doe of the sujwrior court of Ariamva. The presiduut to-day sent to th« seiiaU seven messages vetoing a like uuuitaT of private istnsion bills which originated ui tlie senate It is pr>>|ksmsl to erts-t in IU-rlin a national thuater in which the dramatic works of the various countries will I* prvsluced in their original language. Hixty six of tlie switchmen emplojnsl by tlie Lake Shore road in the Kurty third street yjird, Chicago, struck yesterday at 1 o'chs k by order of the union. Tha Knights of lsil>or In Maine pro|>nMv to avldress open letters to tile eaislldaten for tlie office of governor, and to all thu candidates of the legislature demanding a dts'lded yes or no without any "guttering geuerah/ations." The war on Kis-ue Uraa.' sh<«) facu>ry at j Lynn, Maas., was tvofsvned Uils moruinji when all the rutters empkiywl In tlie Lynn factory were ordered out by the master | workman of District Assembly No. 77, Knights of Labor. A movement is on foot at Pittsburg to Incor]s>rate the Iron Molders' Union of North America ill the K. of L., the proposal coming originally from the knights, but Isaing sup |s>rUsl by promliieut members of tlie former, (hie object of this coalition is to fight the tun ployers of convict la!»>r. Tlie funeral of William Taylor, one of tlie ! victims of tin-Institute building tire at lt<n , ton, occurred at ~ p. in. yssterday at his laUi resilience, 'JX Urveuleaf stns-t. The renuiliia | warn Interred at Mount Hope oeiuotary. One ; of the Isslies recovened at the late tire has i Is-eu identitleii us that of a colored man uamod Henry Mason. Friday, June KB. John Bright lias issued u manifesto to his I constituents. Keveral dwellings, the hotel and a livery '• stable at Uomcales, Texas, wore burneit yes tenlay. Loss #17,01111, The New-York city letter-carriers lieltl a large mass meeting last ulght to advocate shorter hours of labor. A syndicate of I'm isian capitalists litis a<l \ vanced t..*>,<KK),tas> to the l'aiuuiia Canal Coin |suiy as security for tlie hypothecation of tlie recent call. The fomte tie Paris has issued a manifesto protesting against his «i|mlslon from Prance, anil nsHcrtiug his passionate attachment to his country. The court martial for the trial of Com maiuler Johnson, convened at Hoston, yes tenlay. He is charged with conduct uutiecoming an officer and a gentleman. A bloody dispute oecurrad in the ltaltimore centrul district police ixturt yesterday Is- : twuen a •alisinkee|sO' and a rich young fanner. One of the participants was frightfully knifed and the other severely shot 111 spite of the precepts and admonitions ot the pope, Lu Moniteur and other \ atiean or- ; guns vigorously supjiort the principle of au tononiy for Ireland, aud eulogise Mr Ohel(tiine for his efforts to secure tliut boon for her people. The board of overseers of Harvard college yusterday morning voted to concur with Us presitlent and feliows in electing Kphraim Whitnuoi (iueriiey instructor lu ancient aud modem history, and Kilos M McVane, A. 6., professor of history. At Corsiiauui, Texas, IViylnnd Henry, a negro preacher, was ynterday sentennsl tu five years' iinprlsoiuiu'iit for outrugiug his daughter. In the same court Jts- Joiner, a 17-year old negro, was sentenced to seven years' Imprisonment for assault with intent to outrage. Judge McKennan In the Unit*-.I Htates Pennsylvania cirrnlt isturt yesteniay deuicl the motion for a new trial mode on behalf of the Pullman Palace Car Company in tlie suit of the Central Trans|sirt*tlon Coinisuiy, In which tlie latter rei-eived a verdict Inst Tuee <lay for the [styment of ivutal under tie terms of the original lease Tlie Philadelphia power-loom ingrain carpet weavers liave resolved to strike and not accept tie* reduction of half a cent per yard agnssl upon a few days ago between llieir representatives and the manufacturers. Tlie Knights of iliseounb'nance the strike and say it is a violation of agreement Thirty mills ami 1.700 men are affetAud Hal unlay, June Uk At Pittsburg, Pa., tlie nalleni' strike ended yesteniay, after lasting fifteen months. 'Ms rosult is a comprumise scale sati»faeUtiy to the men. W, B. Doughty of Pennsylvania was yes tenlay apjsiintod chief of division In the sixth auditor's office, treasury dc|nrtrnent. vies Abbott, rutigued. The Crown Prin<» Frederick William, hi* wife and Uteir daughters isitioniM«l tlui artists' fete at the llcrlin exhibition park yosu-rtlay The symlstlic |.mwsion was a grand succexi. The Cbivapeake & Ohio railnstd lias Iswn iuaSHil by the Newport News A Mi«lssippi Valley ralir Al This consolidation makm a grand truuk lfneuiider one management from New|s)rt News to N«-w-Orleans, wls-ri it will connect with the Uuutiugton system to the Parifb' #nui. The general executive Issml of the K of L. met at Phibel-lpbla to-day Kvery nteui Iter was |«vsent It will remain in antifiu ous wseion here, transacting such lawiiwai as may 1* lir*sight i»-fore tfe-m, until the gen eral asv-mltly nsi-ts m Hu hmorel, when Us term* of all will expire. The amnions are •arret The mayor of Limerick, Ireland, In a sjswh 111 that city last night alleged thai Mr Vinc«nt, member f'ir KIwIJV Itl, informed him last autumn that be had ls>rd Chun-bill's authority for stating that if Uje Irish eieiior* would belp the cmwr vat I vis into |s>wer, Uie government woull gladly give to Ireiautl complete control ot all Irish affairs The cigarmakars' union of P.tt»vi!le, Pa., yeetenlay prtssmterl a scale of (trices to tha employe*, involving an ailvamie of f I \mr 1,« M), and stated that titik* to a general strike atnikl eii->ue to-day The tiu ployers held a meeting a.id alio jn;«.i the Impitsllug strike by dei taring a genera! k*-k 'tut, applying to every fa-tory in Uas city atondAj, Jun® tA. The Ti»*bU<rm- claimant aNa. J00 )• r»>u» ii» the Windsor IWtor ui N«" Yitrk lart wtiiin({, to Umhii Um at*« of ht» fannai* cmm. Unk** c\*ugrsai very mat«<rtAlly iimmUAi tlie rim and ttArtior tail it fa* quit* i»rolaU>l« that the prv*klent will *rto It Kraevh of U •«XK-UUV« aitfu* thAl a tail making abrupt*!* Uona only for w»irk »»f a natnaial « Laract* woaM U» ijiprovii It is *sry d« ul*tfuJ t> 9. •» A IIMJAkUre M thu »iHlM be I VMM through l*4b boumm Ck«tu Chiudlsr, colored, UM night ifeoi Ui wife, n white w*»m*»i, III a drunken rage. At Chat tale a <* a, IVnil. One Ol Um* Ia I let* |twnr tj at*d tbr Utin lung niakiug a fatal w«Hmd Chandler ftml four nth** at the womaa, Ian of which «*truck * bvMander; lait «ady mrtt>t>" flight wound* V 'handler io umkI hi* wife of InrtdaHtv Hv Mr. OUfclatone in a letter lo John Nrigt * fret* the In tsar's recent l.ttrr to Mr JW Kylanda, and tw»f* Mr. bright to putUlcly h> eept hint (hum (kw a**vtk*i therein mad I hut a year ago all III* raU b»k! |lM*QfiHiQli now (•iitMlfcinwl by Mi Uplands <* to prx»« his statsmeut. "Never, " Mr. UiAtlitow ■aya •Suih-w Um bnaiM'ula Arugxte Uah ba tb«» |»rinci|ib Tu<>«l»y, June Htf. l>ocior rilnmii liru* itimiiwiiml In VhsiiR the \nnrln-r .»f M i o/ liun u tail*»n a |»r<»vt*nf«tif * <4 A U»k>g.-ain from Kmiv Ui# Ap |ioininieiit <»( Ki»v. Alfr*t C'«rt4s of IWItmuirv a» hi*ht>|> of Wit ml 111KI4 mi, vice Lluiw»i' itackar. to S.i\ Aiuwiti In the United St4it« M'iiAU> yi+U rdmy tht Fill John I'orter bill Umi wimU- a» it r*m* from Uio b<nim>. Tbe vt>U* rfoul i*) U» 17. It only r»-*|Ukif« tb«- pruaa«tvut(»  to r«in»tau» tsiin In the army. Tbe Jury tn t4»r Hiian:bftst triAl aI i'hir*u«' utaiuth uk it«!»«! HftUldUy, hiU» the «s<<»*|»Uofi that the d«*fetiwe iuiu* tampMirtly *. thrive tiMfi. They were locked up with tbo four "truo Aiui A4 «i*pt»'«l iiiumU»rA<* The ivvmiiuo i*utt4»r Kie want returned vsa ton lay to Mot 41a, AlH.,fr»»tn« swanb for CuIhiii niiUtttm*, ivp«Hl4«l to be flttlng cait in New Orkaiu. Hl»e overhauled Uw»  Maivu Auiella, hut f<»uu>l uotbuitc  Mr. Otad*toue an tannaiue* au Jlt'in • in clrt um building At Liver Imm• I, In»t nifctbt, imi tbe »ut»)»«ot ol home rule I'nr Irelaiel. He waitl lie  ilftit iliui the home rule party wmild haee <% majority in th«» n««it )inrlu«tneiit The commitU+ <m claiiim r<«pi*it«(l tntb*' MAAHachuMale hoim • of rfpreeeuUitivas yestar day aft«'rnooti, "U«ave U> wuhtlrew" on U |m tiu<Hk of lirev*nter, C<4ib fk K«tMle-o«>k f", indetniiiHcatimi I«hk »>ia»t4ur«t«l by the «aU* of New York & New U.imU Th« l<eke Rhurw railway oHU imIa At rhicAgu MUdfivlnl yesterday in ttlM|«W htnir thrwe <»r four freight traiiiNAMd reviving «#>uie thiouicti from oth*r Uues Tin* striking swit*«b« men were pruvMitad from ivUffariug bv th* preeMii«*e of e lnrg«* fon« of {tolkv iuhI tfteteotiven, annetl to Um* teeth, with Wtie'heator rilV« aim! revolver*. A young man »un<weiled, however, hi ih railini; eighteen rare of an eaetr bound fntight train S\ filhCMlnv, June 3S. A »«i*Mial dlk|eU'h from t'in< innati »tatee that 'he Cim-iunaU Kinjuirer U» for nale It i* reported that Herr Kitager, tlw ial tlemo rutir keuter in thu teichnteg, haa Iwii ex (Milled from lierlln The I'urilen Hon the ya< lit ra>e el  head, Mas* , yesterday. Tl»e )Yie<-illa raino in mM>oud and t(hi Muyflownr thlnt. The proftident end t<» thr m uate treiteriUr tl>e nominations of ti*veoiy «ta • ad»?u. nmd uateH of th« military academy, to be eiM«avft lieutoiiAliU tn th«' army, to rank from July I, IflU The trnfUc on tie# J*uk« Hbore railroml was resumed yr*t> rloy In »«rne«t. In and out ' iMMind train* nun. I tepidly *» the n ation (bunoieieil, but ail were uodar •tioug potion protection. < Mi file ImoiOi »»f th« t'h«|l oiuw lenwi* JUAi , (iniipHul it ie estlltUftUel that eaeh t 'lu ioke* ' by blood will receive $lfl of the AAI 1 rived from tiu» leaee of the Cheiekc* atrip. Payment commetasM let ween the l»t and tie* I.Sth <»1 July. A new trial liaving l*«*n grant**! in the'««i ! of A. lCllpfttein, a N»ee Ynrl iiu-n'hant, who waa itiiivh-tiv! a few month* lity* At i'bil* delphia of kieving obtain "I UMHtey uieW faiw> |ir» teiuww, a verdl<-t of leit guilty waa fouiui veatwda/ by iImr Jury before tie* new trial eaalield. The w*nAte <fmai«lere«f llu» |/r«»i h'tii'a vet# of th» tall to «{UU4 the title of wtttl* rs on land* I m tlKi I> <• M*himw river laiaU. M*ear« Alli■« >n and WiWni of Iowa *\j>4o in fav<«- of like bill, aim! at tie* com I—ilow *d their itMoarlui ' tb'» biJI waa (awiil river Ujr pre»i i< nt'a veto — ye#«» 34, i»ayi» 16, tbe near 'Uiry two third* The anniversary exer**iaes of tbe Yiie iaA' w I tool (nvurral yiwUrday Tlte rofupixliuve Hp)*Aking f'»i tie? Town weal jaiae waa |eutlH pnt*d in by I. 11 4t woo»* «.f Xrwllaveo, Prank li l'avey of Waahingt/iu C II , Ohio, ate! Sherman l>ay TbsrW, of New IIav ii The • eoromitUie «»n awar<l ileiW that Hiitrnisn Day Ibtwher of Nee IIavii waa entitlaii to Uie |>ris»*. * The Owinnatf K*eni.'tg V<M, referi ing to tlm prassenre of Mur.it HaUVxvl In 3I«m» York, <*ay»: "Humor Im» it tliat the p«al <lMire of hia life b el* *ul to I* r-ailaed, at at that be la ale*rtly U> either tak*. tie- plan* of or l«a-4icue atab* t«iib«r with Whibalaw Itekt of U*e New York Trilaive* It la aald Uiat ke will rv>t take any Witenwt fb*an<HeJly, M the Trilaine, but that he ate}* into the U I rtam»| ahow* flr tier rraaoo tlaat he tHe4fl> a ati for tlx# Trilled tiUslee »iiAU*r and aU» tluit lb*e! doe» not »t*h to «up(a#rt HlAine in '-Mae he alxouk! I* tuaniiiAfad for the prea^lefMy" Mr. Manning much better. WaaHIVOTO*. Jure- *w H«m**<+ry Maiiuing* piiv«t« »*T*<mry y*mU-nlay r*«w4v.*| the following diafmt/h: *H<»t HrniK'Ms Vt., June V. (Vmiit'lifi ktory alanjt ib) livthUi. I «iu mist h twtter than whan I Mi Washington. ISigftedJ I> MAIMW." Thanks for Governer Bill. Al-»*!»Y, Juif ~ wmuut'i  part)'* »l»i c atr.l -r.utuHUm hurt gnat l» Uortracf ilia ■ Irttnr tiw<i>Jiui« Uim fi* «g» trig Uw lull wUi' li |D>ri(uU in tun on *«U am f»U*-r* Iu vab> at arhuMi •-Im-Urni, fh< •llroiii un ina.i> Htll< VkA**4l v . Jm.«l Thm vsmiMm mittor (Hi mn uilurt: y <!•'»'ot*d i.«|f rM'rabie tour to Ue? ok*» >arga/?i»* I All, Uifc ifttai not rMi b lh« I oOlt o# •ctior gftUht