Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - June 7, 1890, Boston, Massachusetts APOSTLE Of the ORDER The Sunday VOL. 158. SATURDAY 7. 1890-TEN PRICE TWO u Would most invite their numerous friends and the of thia to and see them on S ATU R JUNE 7, as they intend to make this a In tiiB Annals of the The f names not being in the they take pleasure in A. HEAD on this while their own personal friends to they ask the public to read carefully through the following acrostic in search of some familiar name or some article they may need i ' E. B. of S. W. Jamaica 0, B. E of F. J. of T. BUCKLEY of E. H. of VAUGHAN E. H. Hotel A. South B. A. of Tremont st. Of Boston one ol will show a special bargain in Fancy Half Hoso at only 25 n regular 50 cent Also gains in 25 cent of Sonth will make any Bonable Ail passing have a genuine custom look about G. of in oar Hat and Cap will show wonderful bargains in Turban Hats and Light Also 75cts., of South Boston sends greeting to his friends and says he will be here until 11 p. B. of Invites his old friends and neighbors to give him a call lu the or when they are in need of anything in tlic clothing line Men's SIO of good who kept OFi Washington st. for cannot bo found 3.;>uore, but the Hats which he sends us direct from the factory This is why wo sell a better Drab or Gray Derby at than our F. of in charge of our Furnishing Goods desires to call attention to 100 doz. Collars A DOZ. Also novelties in Black Lisle Thread and Black Silk Over OF an edged connoisseur o n Spring will be pleased to give his ad vice to all who may call as to the most becoming etc. All our Overcoats have been marked way M. OF CHARLES extends a cordial invitation to all residents of the Bunker Hill District who propose to celebrate the nth of in a manner to call and sec the bargains ive liave provided in every OF says he can soil more of those Wide Wale Worsted Suits at and tlian we can and to Dorchester WE SHALL in the mean Mr. Harry Ashendon of says his friends want a chance at them before the are F. 0., OP the popular Tenor Singer Is one of our corps of Clothing Kis Testimonial Concert on June 10th, should as it undoubtedly will a Bress Suits BOW c20 to White n. OF sends his regards to the Highland with all due to the Heart of the Common says our CADET CAl'S are way ahead of anything up H. OF WEST will hold a reception each day from 8 a. m. to C and evening until 11 every Mr. says our Blue and Black Cheviot and Suits were never Prices c20 a & JOHN Ol the well known to all clothing J. J. of the eloquent Knight of Labor G. W. CUTTER of and formerly of and 0. COLLISTER of East are all hero and ready lor J. another Chester Park and F. P. LEONARD of May Place will lie pleased to show their friends through the clothing and LOUIS n LANE of Winchester has some great bargains in Furnishing H. L. LIPPETT of R. will meet you at the door with his customary wo have no but Thomas J. Riley is the champion swimmer of the ready to servo his friends In royal Ask him to show you elegant Irish Tweed Suits at and Just marked down from and is a good and we employ lots of good This accounts for the superior finish and fine custom appearance of our BUMMER of they wore made to sell at more A. and Children's will show elegant JERSEY SUITS AT ALL-WOOL SHORT PANT and COMBINATION SUITS AT French Percale 48 worth DOES NOT STAND for the name of anybody In our but it stands for We won't anything but and even Our BUM BLUE SUITS are solid strange as it nmy Our Blue Suits can't bo matched Invites his South End neighbors and friends to give him n call at the and calls particular attention to 2500 pairs summer trousers JUST MARKED at Well worth A. of Shawmut descendant of Gould who Mas in business for years on this now presides over our Hat and Cap ALLAN GOULD sends greeting to his old friends at Princeton and and wants them lo come and see liim sure when in the i E. of East Cam those elegant cards which help to dec orate our will wait on his friends one of 9 best jour tailors in the made those elegant Wide Diagonal and Clay Worsted some of them lined throughout witli which we are selling now at only were and IS A LETTER we have no use for in this but we extend to YOU a cor dial Invitation to visit us ar we will YOU the Ready-made in New J. of Cam can be found at his post in the Furnishing Department the last first great bar gains In Silk Umbrellas at from 10 cents to 25 Lisle Thread 23 lACIl of the following employes extend a special Invitation to their friends to be present on this Gala Harry Varnum B. Russ B. Walter Daniel Charles Edward A. J. G. C. S. William John Edgar U. J. CONTENTS 1. Twelve barrels oi gasoline and 12 tiros many bales ol Salem Fatal effect electrical storm in its trouble imminent at Bay French men pull up natives propose to Thomas Williamson of to three Boston sleeper at eight five tilled by on Korth reviews 2300 boys in blue at Camp The second tent of the new saloon in Pace 3. Massachusetts Benefit Association of Boston must withdraw from business in New State; Insurance Superintendent Maxwell withdraws its a badly Memoir of Oaks Murphy's cheek out in match; Silver likely to pass with Walker talks in his shirt Reformed church synod and church adopt federal 4. Rochester convention of shoemakers unanimously re-elect Secretary resolutions adopted and officers Haverhill stitchers Census of made Member of ways and says Senate tariff will be Mrs. Laura Ormiston Chant sermonizes to Marsh & Western railroad switchman chanted with freight oars to the value of race s. Sonth End held in 815,000 bonds for an alleged criminal operation oni aSouth Boston her her false lover has Chairman Sanford of the harbor and land commissioners says that tlie Little Calf and other islands cannot be claimed by Boston without an act of Annual prize declamation of the Public Latin V. Rain put stop to other league Boston leaguers the New other national league says he was Bowdoin Amherst wins from Supreme Court affirms the conviction of Flack of New Possible solution of Miss Cordell's S and o. Gov. Hill approves the hill the New York sheriff's lo. on trial for conspiracy to tells a White Gaps in administer severe drubbing to keeper of disreputable burned to the Refined suKar Koes up 60 cants a that's Philadelphia Valley Horse railroad sold to a syndicate of Boston and IS Eight Passengers the at AT KBW S S 4 6 Kew 0 SI 4 0 0 0 0 0- 2 and and 8. 1; 4. AT Inn Clove 0 4 0 0 1 4 1 0000220 0-4 and and Base 14; S. Errors 21 8. AX 38*60760 10 1-0 and Fanelli and Basd 7( 0, 11 4, COO 040 1,021 Now 4,18!) 5 0 0-8 0 0-10 8 0 0 3-4 1 0-12 BoEton ht at Now at at AT HKW 2 S Now 0 1 0 S and and Bate 0; 8, 8; 2. AT AT 3 8 4 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 and 10; 18. 7j 1. AT 334(50780 1022001 0-5 20 1 8030 and and Base lOi 2, 10| 4. NATIONAL OOB 1,100 Boston at New Brooklyn at at at 1,70 MAY to to bo Fill on The order was at roll call last evenine by the board of Chief Inspector P. Capt. Henry division 1.1, aud O. A. are hereby appointed a board of to examine reserve to Jill 13 on The hoard will meet at police on Tuesday June 10, at 10 and the reserve men will report for Frank J. Maurice Alfred Morris station 1; Patrick station Frank F. Winfield B. Edward William P. C. 11. F. station Daniel A. Henry G. F. K. station 0; William F. station 14; Thomas W. HAS k Tammany Chieftain to Talk Juno 6.-Richard the Tammany Hall arrived on the steamer Aller this lie was mot at the wharf by Mayor Grant and other Tarn many men and by a croup ol newspaper but to talk TEW Pour Hundred Houses Burned Wear 6.-Four hundred houses were by fire in the town ot near Warsaw Ten persons were- burned to The to is 0.-One hundred and fifty of the met M. Depew at a Chairman Lyman J. Gace of the world's fair committee C a r p e t In Boa Casb or St. Section finn Down Ij a Train strange Accident on the June special limited vestibule Louisville & Nashville which carries a for via the New York was wrecked on miles oast of this at 3.4S p. today by a defective were seriously two The train was composed of a combination and day oar and a heavy Wagner The locomotive and day oar passed over all but the sleeper Jumped the turned over once down a 30-foot broke in two turned over three more aud was shattered to pieces on the rocks of a little creek A train was sent out from this city with a corps of and at 10.38 o'clock the wounded wore back to the city in oars and carried to the hotels and City The and their injuries ore as fol H. 0. assistant ter in charge of depot at severely bruised aud right lee Mrs. Col. wounded about head and condition J okn mangled about John hadly cut on head and and probably internally Her injuries likely to C. ot Short residence head cnt and sCalp U. R. contracting Louisville & scalp Amoh United States located at bruised and cut on Louisville Sc Nashville at head and back bruised on leg TWO of Kendall Tolls Story Wreck at June G. - Adams Express Messenger Kendall who arrived hero shortly before 11 on the Louisville & Nashville says the wreck was on the 14 aud Boston express The which contained five men and two middle-aged jumped the track in a short curve this side of and rolled over and over down a 40-foot hitch the sleeper all to The he were mortally admitted to the and ultimately this body will be merged with the of Railway The federation will also probably be further by the of the Brotherhood ot Locomotive A majority ot the members of tins organization are m favor ot a It is stated that next October a demand will bo inada the railroads of the country for a reconstruction of the wage list on a basis of higher a notable party bound south To Attend the Inauguration at Kimhall near The Now Southern Enterprise in the near under the management of Logan H. Boots ot Little ag Gen. H. Bryant of New as and Hon. 11. 1. Kimball ot as General is attracting great attention throughout England and the United The Company is backed lip by the Corporation of with a capital of Uno Million is to bo used for developing and promoting The site for the new Town of named in honor ot the General is one of the beautiful that could be on the of the Tennessee near the Coal and Iron Mines owned by the V The formal ceremonies incident to the of the Town of Kimball will take place on the and ot this and will be attended by number ot that over assembled for a Similar In this Special trains will be run from other and Western and Now Vork on various trains to they will bo connected and run as a leaving Washington late Sunday to Chattanooga and The New England in charge ot H. T. of leaves that city on the Saturday Night Among who will occupy the special oars may be A. Boston Electric tight A. Sale and Lock Isaac Retired Mt. Mansfield nhd Summit Vt. S W. H. Retired Mo. * E. G. Mortgages and Real Estate T. Manager Mather Electric Light Conn. ' B. Manager Horton aud Machine Windsor S. W. Retired 1), Retired Mass. City Nat'l Conn. F. and Berlin Iron Bridge Conn. L. and Howard R. Furnishing and Supply K. and New York Life Ins. Conn. V. B. Nat'l Hon. A. P. New Britain Nat'l Stanley Bolt S. G. E. Russell & Erwin Mfg. Now Conn. 0. E. Retired Now S. W. Hon. F. B. Board of Hon. E. C. Farrell Foundry imd F. h. Cashier Nat'l Hall Co. Conn. Hon. Homo Nat 1 and Wilcox Silver Plate W. and 111. Packing Hon. N. L. Bradley & Hubbard Mfg. Conn. Boiler and Machine S. Yale National D. Sporry Smith Franic ll. Hooker Tho Killam Carriage Co. L. Editor aud Daily and Treas. Hooker Carriage Banker and Investment A. Wow Conn. B. S. and Telegraph New YorK N. E. & Ga. Air Retired Cotton Fall T. Blake Mo. FATAL Tram DRohos Into Killing Five 111,. Juno Northwestern passenger train from which roaches Chicago at 2 jumped tho track two miles west of here at 11 o'clock on account of a broken A gang of section men wore working about feet from tho point where tho engine left the ana before they could get away tho train had run them down and toppled over on The entire train was wrecked and the engineer and four of the section men were killed Tho two section men and some of tho wore The killed of who had been engineer on the Galena division over 3C August Johnson of of John of John of The injuries of Fireman William will prove None of were TAME TO A Davo O'Leary and Fanning Mot Last dune C-A 10-round glove contest between Dave O'Leary this and Jack Fanning of Boston took place at Capt Boyle's Knickerbocker Garden At the end of the proscribed number of rounds the James was to give a and additional rounds were at tho conclusion of which the fight was declared a The men divided the Nearly 000 persons were Tho on the was rather Go Lacks Strength to Through on Test Nnw Juno 0.-The measure by which the Lottery Company hopes to retain its charter was introduced in tho House today and referred to the of a special all friends the lottery The vote on the motion 40; As the of this measure to a upon the favor of two-thirds 01 the House it will be seen that it is not in present strength to go Men June 0.-OflScers of the United Order of Railway Employes are the organization to an extent only known ny these Soon the Order of Railway Conductors will be extracts the Fears Tkat They May lot Second and Third of the 0.-The second and third concerts of tho Rutland Musical Festival this afternoon and drew enormous crowds from all over tho aud many people from New Now Hampshire and the evening being tho largest ever gathered in Emma Juch sang at tho repeating her former with an aria from Tho Temple quartet ot Boston appeared at both afternoon and evening winning with each Miss and Mr. Lawton in their renditions leiO nothing to be won the honors of the evening in tho aria from the mad scene from an ovation deserved and never accorded a singer in Rutland with the exception ot works consisted of and ot it being tho m this country tho former which is arranged as a solo and in this nnd was shown by vigorous Tomorrow afternoon another concert will be at which and Ho Vero will Tho festival will in tho with Requiem and from Everything points lo the most festival ever hold THE Juno p. till 8 p. m. For Now Hampshire and stationary except slightly cooler in For Rhode Connecticut and eastern New except cooler in eastern New easterly Cautionary signals aro from Portland section to Tho Globe The ot and vicinity today will be by clearing during tho afternoon and followed by cooler at south to west For northern New England and the northern coant cloudy and by gradually warmer southerly cooler at Sunday for Boston and vicinity ana Now England fair and Dozen from a Ignites Bales of Salem Juno 0.-Twelve barrels of gasoline at the Pennsylvania Globe and Gaslight Almona and Adams at noon The following firemen were badly and wore to tlie Episcopal Hospital in 9b serious It is thought they will engine seriously engine engine seriously engine will probably truck hadly truck seriously head and truck and burned about face and 25. badly engino 2(5, seriously engine 2C, badly engine badly burned and injured about face and engino will probably dio from tho ot tho About noon a fire broke out In the building and An alarm was quickly and tho Are department soon Tho at once and in a short time streams wore on tho Suddenly tho startled by a terrific a report ran current that 25 mou had been Tho firemen worked like and soon had the blazo It was then that 13 were badly Wagons as woll us ambulances and patrol wagons wore put into service to tho injured heroes lo tho Episcopal where a full corps of physicians wore in to administer to the injured men's William secretory of tho Pennsylvania Globo and evening for the past 10 years havo had a man named Thomas Stewart employed lo fill tho and of lato he had been This morning he so that ho was awl It is thought while in a stupor he got not knowing ho was wont to tho and it Is lighted his thus causing the Ill was also said that only one barrel of gasoline is usually koni n the but owing to tho failure of Stowart to regular distribution ot the oil to tho different places there had lioen accumulated in the place about 12 barrels of The ot the company tho flro and explosion were duo to I wore swept The heaviest losses were by the braaking of two mill dams and the almost total wrecking 61 mills owned in Mt. of ice Liverpool StOrimer Buns a lano of Shapes and Sizes to bo N. Juno steamer at this port from via St. N. had splendid weather and made a fine On Monday 18' 10' passed a small but the next day from 4 o'clock in the morning until the same hour in the she passed hundreds of They wore on both sides of tho ship and of all shapes and forming a regular forest ot ice. The largest berg was about hall a mile but wna being only about GO feet in Some of the others were much but the vessel steamed down tho centre ot the lino aad only twice was obliged to change lior course to CONFESSES THREE Thomas a Gives Horrible Details of His Fearful Deeds Near Mo. Juno 6.-This - morning Thomas the triple murderer ana noted Salvation Army was Justice Fisher for He waived ii preliminary hearing and was remanded to jail to airait tho notion of tho grand After returning to tho jail Williamson made a confession to Ellis Riving details of three in his statements ho has claimed that Mrs. wife of the elder and several other parties were implicated in the horrible but this time ho made a clean breast of saying he the murders His confession is as and 1 wore clearing off ground aud had been two Mo struck at me with an axo handle I struck at him with an axe aud missed Ue then started to run and 1 struck at blm him down and him down and struck again on the bacK of the head with an stroke killed then lot him and dug a hole by his side where he died and buried That was where they found One week later old man and 1 had a Ho throw a chunk of wood at nie and it struck me on tho i threw a at him aud missed I then wont out and got an axo and him on the side of the head with it. He turned over and I struck him again on the forehead and killed I then dragged him out to the throw him in tho cellar and covered him with dirt tho next that night at tho house and slept there by Thia all occurred at Moore's 1 wile was subject to cramp She was taken with It and wan sick two ht 1 gave her some aalts and but it dono her no and she and 1 buried hor where she was reason that 1 did thia was I was too poor to buy a for hor. was no one but myself at the house while she was sick or when I buried Later in tho day Williamson confessed that some ago John Abo KILLED AT Blue Hill For H. Fog at Highland Juno G. southeast winds and very thick fog ut at June 0,-Freshening threatening at Temperature As indicated by the thermometer at Thompson's 3 a. 63"; 0 a. 53--: u a. 54"; IC 56'; 3.30 p. 8 p. 50"; p. 12 average DiVi - House done easy with COTTON CAUGHT Lightning Caused a Serious Fire in Juno 0.-Bomo 1400 bales of weighing 000 pounds owned by tho Steam Cotton and stored in a largo on Union was sot on fito by lightning shortly peloro 0 o'clock In than an hour tho whole pilo was reduced to When which was ot the struck the building one of the heaviest storms tor waa raging in tho The ruin was falling in and soon attar tho bolt struck the building the was with a sulphurous which made people A low later a smoke filled tho part of so in that 11, was to nna 50 feet the bnt It was Mol until that an alarm was rung in from which portion of By this time tho cotton was a seething of and ot and burning cotton shot into the in regular Vesuvius Tho air was filled with the burning ttio fur miles Scores of rods in tho vicinity were with owing to the heavy rainfall were quickly and did 110 Ill tlo after the alarm the entire department wan and alter a hard In getting firo miller The firo to and but for ruin storm have one of mout in Salom for was owned by Edward R. and valued at 52000. fully covered by The Ions on this cotton is about a portion being The losa is covered by insurance in the Mutual of Lightning Struck in June cottage house on Reed's hill was struck by lightning at 10 o'clock tonight and totally The house waa owned by a man named aud wai valued at tho Commons Mr. to reduce the salary of the consul in Now York by as a the he gave to in the Mr. waa 127I0 6J.________ in Juno 34 naval graduates are now celebrating from The tonight by tbu ball given by tho class 10 tho Juno 0.-Tho most disastrous flood ever here 00 curred as tlie result ot yesterday's aud lasted over four A portion of tho Pacific railroad a number of aud several frame structures Mm Finds Childish Electrical Storm in Havoc in a Fai ll Business Block Railway Washed and murdered a Charles a farmer who lived near 111,, for which crime ho served 17 years in the He says and Harket ore living near Kansas City It is a practical that ho murdered his serious trouble at Sandy Point St. Indignant at Actions of the Trench end to N. 0.-Among tho by tho steamer N. was Father In an interview ho said fishermen at Handy St. George's are very much excited over the manner in which have boon treated by tho Tho day before tho Caspian sailed tho schooner Capt. while 81. was by a boat from a man-of-war ana ordered to take in her refused to and thb French doll pulled tho gear from tho Father Howloy interviewed tho commander of French vessel And got him to refrain from further action until the arrival ot tho St. John's who are now on the other side trying to effect a settlement of the A number of hold a meeting at George on at which resolutions were passed to tho effect that It the came insido the ehore limits and their nets they would bo lired DOUBTS ALL June a thunderstorm this there was one frightful Hash of and clap of thunder that was heard oil over the bnt it was west of tho Schuylkill thot it was felt It was the hoar when of after returning from were playing the homos or being for their evening It was then that little Alice Farroli was struck by lightning and Alice was one of tho scholars in the Mantua Tho storm began jaat about time for tho dismissal of tho but the teacher kept tho young ones in until she thought the storm had Then as the had stopped sho sent thom to their Just ot this time thore came the most flash ot lightning since tho beginning ot tho There was a loud and Leo's big dry goods store waa took tiro and was partially it is tho same bolt the railroad tower at av. That was and it waa some time tho at Broad Street station could how it was that all tho trains wero All tho electric apparatus waa torn It was at the time that Leo's store and tho switch tower wore struck that Alice was with a school companion of about hor own went into the yard of to There she waa by lightning and Tho other little girl When Alice was picked up the marks found upon hor woro a long running hor forehead and down her right The skin was tho mark while down hor body to hor on tho right was simply u blue The earth whore tho child stood wna torn tho looking .is if a cartridge hid exploded her Says He is Informed That Are Within 3., Juno 0,-Tho St. N. Herald that tho premier saya ho telegraphed to tho magistrate at Ht. Georges with regard to the alleged French Mr. Dyer that no French armed force had landed at Sandy but that a French naval armed with a sword aud had come to tho lundea upon tho public and then read his notice to tho 'The colonial he had also a from stating that tho French wero acting within their rights in reading tho notice and in ordering tho nets to bo taken aud stepa taken to irritate the French would act and prevent an settlement ot tho Upon the faith ot telegrams Sir William endeavored to persuade public that was no in ot French in bay which havo been current here lor a week BY Items of tor Interest ' Globo Two girls ot tho Michigan normal school It wore yesterday for their landlady with a The cigar manufacturing business ol of New York been to a corporation Owl Cigar ot which Storm 1b Tho President and Mrs. Harrison left yesterday on the S. S. for a short ol recreation on the river and Thoy expect to return to Washington Monday The Department of State has been informed of tho combination of almost all the liotis in into one company known as iho The capital is about and the nearly per Bowi muI If that la fairly It is hm to that purify the and euro sMt oXl other from blood or low state of the 8y(-m. novor tried do auU you will tio convinced of iia the peculiar power of It tone and to matte young os when tt T. Ul and OG TONA WANDA But tho Brio Canal is Apparently Lives N. June is under water on tho and the which is part ot tho Erie is and has overflowed Ita banks aome two to throe Extensive damage has been dono to the small cottages on tho There have been many very narrow from Tho threatened to part of this city from an and break In tho canal has been fortunately averted by ot a dam at tho stop Tho 18-mtle creek hns its banks and carried away and involving a large loss ot but no of tho Erie Canal George Chambers of in an with Tins think tho danger is now all Horses by June has visited by two iii tho last two Early yesterday the barn of the street railway out tho light and and prostrating two one being last night a car on tho street near by one of the horses waa instantly Killed and the other badly Tho driver rendered All tho wore thrown from anil more or loss but none injured Cloudburst in June cloudburst a few miles from which caused which runs through this village to assume tho of a mighty A amount of was and a number of buildings wore carried Six bridges wero also Owing to tho washed communication witti village is Washout Port Port 5On feet of tho Midland railway track was out today by a tlood at the Globo File to the depth of 15 or Nine bridges were carried will foot up Hero nnd has lout by tho streets under the railroad track washed a number of freight cars wero swept into tho Western Union oU State st. posted a yesterday that messages for New York city and points South and West were subject to on account of tho storm's work with tho Every in Hood's U in tho best ot Its kind it in possible to All the roots herbs aro carefully only tho beat aud from of until the everything 18 with a lo the best baa done Jue for I be too I was in a iti tho but afler the debility left me. and has not L. lor the sold by all tlx for Prepared only Ijy J. HOOP & too Dosos One Dollar Sold by all six for Prepared only by v. 1. HOOD i iOO One Dollar 5681 8511
