Hamilton Daily Republican (Newspaper) - June 3, 1895, Hamilton, Ohio TUB WHOLE NO soo HAMILTON OHIO MONDAY EVENING JUNES 1895 A GAT LIEUTENANT ONE TENT Asked a Spanish for His Daughter but Without Success A QUARREL FOLLOWED And the Girls was tional in old War la Hews Wire SPECIAL IV rO TUB MADRID June lieutenant in the CONDENSED NEWS Gathered fraai All Parti of by The drought and hot weather has seriously endangered Indiana Another surplus has been out for the month of June by the treasury J department Indianapolis is threatened vith water famine as a result of the longed drought The grand jury made a report demning the methods of running Terre Haute jail The Chinese in Formosa are expected to desert their works soon as Japanese arrive There are rumors in Washington that Melville E Stone may succeed Secretary Gresham Brice Gorman and Whitney arc said to have organized to prevent land's renomination A firebug has made a confession in New York implicating about a dozen insurance adjusters Argentine Republic is active BLEW UP A Boatload of Nitroglycerin Ig- Near Parkersburg A Loss of Nearly Hundred sand Dollars to the City One Man on the Best Blown to Atoms Terrible Accident Happened IB the Kanawha Valley Near Main Nut Known W Va June Saturday afternoon a boat load of nitroglycerin variously estimated at from 73 to 125 cans attempted to tie up at the mouth of the Little Kanawha river The officers of this city prevented them started up the and the Kanawha boat When army asked the band of the daughter of for a war with Chili over the Captain General of Madrid in marriage but his request was refused A quarrel followed and the Captain General wss shot Telephone War SPECIAL BV TO THE June trouble feared between the telephone companies The Lima telephone company has secured all the patrons of the Central telephone com- pany at half the rates and has begun stringing wires The Central has wires whenever crossed theirs and a clash between the workmen of the rival lines is expected Marti U Alive SPECIAL BY TO THB KEY WEST June rejoicing among the Cubans when a dispatch was received from Guerro that Marti was alive by a meeting iu the theatre and later a parade in the streets BY 10 THE CHICAGO June Hogs active higher to Cattle 10 cents higher weak sheep strong Heavy Maine SPECIAL BY TO THE CHICAGO ILLS June rains are reported in the wheat belt west cf the river July wheat to 79 corn and oats are unchanged Forest EV TELEGRAPH ro rns REPUBLICAN T HO PA June 3 fires are ing much in this locality Oil pro is threatened the boundary dispute Two brothers in Pike county Ind fought with and four by standers were wounded A railroad will shortly be built from Randolph county Va to Ad- diaon county W Va The cause of the wreck of the lima in which 195 people were killed is Raid to be a badly packed cargo A crazy woman at Ellsworth Neb committed suicide by pouring line on her clothes and setting it on fire George W Brown inventor of the died at Galesburg 111 Sunday aged 79 years He invented the planter in 1353 Lisler Witherspoon of county Ky recently sold to the Sweet Water Tenn Milling Co els of old wheat at 73 cents The fight for the late Secretary of State Gresham's place seems to tave Harrowed down to a contest between Assistant Secretary Uhl and dor Bayard Chairman Carter of the republican national committee says that the party will stand for the free coinage of silver and gold at a fixed ratio under certain conditions While Albert Kinney a McLean Ky farmer was carelessly handling a shotgun it was discharged killing his daughter and slightly wounding his The Cleveland doctors are much inter- ested in what they believe to be a of leprosy which has been found in that city The victim is Mary Carlin of Lester street 16 years old Fire In a Scotland Colliery June shaft in the Fifeshire colliery caught fire Saturday morning and is still burning Nine persons have already died received in trying to escape THE MARKETS Drummer's EY TELEGRAPH TO THE SAN A Travelers Pro Association of America organized at in 1890 is holding its sixth an- ual convention It has now a membership of over in 32 states Iu Vanger SPECIAL TO REPUBLICAN ER June 3 are in danger from the washouts in eastern Colorado caused by heavy rains and melting show Several bridges were washed awar Crops were also damaged from cloud bursts and hail June 1 patent is quotable at 400 fancy H family 75 ex- tra low grade spuns patent spring fancy family rye rains throughout ths winter wheat belt hod a effect upon values In lioth the cash anil tive No 2 red winter sold at SOc on track Xo white sold at Xo 9 mixed rejected yellow ear at mixed cur Sic on track mixed track sold at 010 on truck BV TO TUB COLUMBUS June of the miners in the Siher creek and worth subdistricts went to work at 51 cts The remainder will go to work this week Lots at Bf TO THE KEI S D June or four hundred inches of rain fell here last ins market is nominally at TOO on track for Xo i dull and weak Fair to good shippers choice choice butchers 4 extra 15.10 medium butchers common slow lower W packers good light common and fair to light common and 0034 25 ASD Market dull anil lower Good to choice common to fair choice Market and extra to choice common to fair 425 lune I Flour Winter ents spring No 2 spring Xo 3 wheat 71 No No 2 corn Xo No S white Xo white Xo 2 rye Xo 2 barley about a quarter of a mile up right op- this city and in the midst of its factories and near the leading ness street the boat was being b tee red into Kun when an obstruction was struck and the entire hundred or more cans of nitroglycerin exploded with terrific force For six squares nearly every ness house has suffered losa from to each Several of the school buildings are badly shattered the dows and doors being broken and twisted out of shape Thousands of panes of glass are broken The dist Episcopal church the Catholic church the Presbyterian church the Episcopal the courthouse Kelly's foundry Parkersburg mill and a large number of other establishments are badly damaged So far as known but one man the one who was on the boat was killed Three houses across the were blown to pieces The steamer erington and three barges are badly damaged The force of the shock was felt for a mile Chimneys were blown down and windows broken all over the city Several ladies in a chapel were badly cut with glass Scores of men and women have wounds of more or less seriousness C It would not be surprising if the loss from Saturday night's nitroglycerin explosion far exceeded the estimate of made in the earlier reports Instead of 200 quarts letting go it is stated that 800 quarts were in the skiff when the explosion occurred To a stranger who did not know what had first impression would be that the town had passed through a bombardment Along the river front there is not a building in which there is a whole window not only is the glass gone but the sashes are torn entirely out while such a thing as a door is unknown Of the 15.090 inhabitants it is doubtful if there are have not suffered some oss and there is probably not a home n the city or suburbs where there has not been more or less destruction L There has not a of the cans containing the explosive nor of the skiff upon it was loaded when picked up though pieces of flesh of Kobert Cosley of Pittsburgh the unfortunate man who was rowing the skiff have been found miles from the scene of the accident Tile cause of the is not LOOKS WARLIKE anil May Coma Tha Troubla Out of the of an June Herald's special from Ay res The Official Gazette says a fight took place between Frensh marines and on May 13 Lieut Lumier ordered the imprisonment of Cabral but the latter resisted and shot Lumier The French force ad- to burn the village of lo but the returned and compelled the French to retire Two Brazilians and one Portuguese were taken prisoners by the retreating troops The Brazilian declares that the French had no right to invade neutral territory The episode taken together with the many foreign com- may cause the resignation of the minister of foreign affairs Gen Carvalho The French minister has been ordered to make an emphatic test WAR HEROES Royally Entertained by the ness Men of Cincinnati the Distinguished Guests Are Lieut Gen James Longstreet MaJ Gens Matthew C Butler Lee Beth and Conie front Every Section of South and Each Hat a National Reputation OUR DEFICIT Only In 1 1 Deferred lo Keep It from Growing Lived frith a Bullet in Brain KFW YORK June E lan of Ind who had a bullet imbedded in his brain for fourteen years died in Bellevue Sunday Four inches of the brain had been cut through by the which had remained in a small sac in the left hemisphere since 1881 On Scanlan had a fit and fell from a wagon the fall reopening an wound which had been made operation of trephining dajr when an autopsy was performed the bullet was found imbedded in the upper part of the left hemisphere of the brain about a quarter of an inch from the scull bone The condition of the channel from the temple to the bullet and the sac the bullet was encased show that the wound was an did one Saturday Boston 9 Cincinnati 12 burgh New York 2 St Louis 23 phia 6 Chicago 4 Baltimore 6 1 Washington 21 Louisville -I June This city ha the honor of entertaining the larges body of heroes that ha ever assembled north of the Mason and Dixie line They came from al parts of the sunny south each one a nan of national reputation to clasp lands with their northern brothers a the dedication of the monument to the confederate dead buried near Chicago It was Gen John C Under wood of who the details of the dedication am through him the Cincinnati Cham ber of Commerce tendered the party an invitation to visit the Gateway to the South The visitors arrived by the Big Four Saturday morning and the party includes the following dis gentlemen together with the ladies accompanying Hoi Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago Boston New York Brooklyn Washington They Stand Won Lost Played 18 16 o 10 1C 15 13 I 5 12 13 II 14 II 15 12 16 17 19 34 30 34 31 30 34 30 576 511 571 484 433 406 353 167 Two Men Instantly Killed Neb June C Ma thews of Ravenna O and Charles Baker of Newberry Ind were in- stantly killed here Sunday They had been in the vicinity some time with their families hunting and fishing The two men were hunting early day morning and sat down on the Union Pacific track gome distance town to rest for the which stops at that point on uaL They evidently went to sleep and the passed over them be- fore the train could be stopped MATTHEW C BUTLER Lieut Gen James Longstreet ter and Mrs Sanders and daughter Maj Jen C Butler Maj Gen Fitzhugh Lee Maj Gen Harry Heth and daughter Maj Gen S G French Maj Gen L L Lomax wife and Miss Belle Armstrong Maj Gen H Kyd Douglas Urig Gen Marcus j Wright wife and Miss Eliza ton Brig Gen Eppa Hunton Solicitor General Homos Conrad and wife Col Albert Akers and wife Col Irvin CoL Drew and wife Gen Fayette Hewitt Maj Henry T Maj L C man Capt Littlepage and wife Maj Frank V Robinson the Misses V and L Mitchell and Miss Cox Maj Robert W Hunter and John C Underwood June The condition of the treasury is better than had been expected tne deficit for the eleven months of the present fiscal year which means That for the month of May is but The for the eleven liad been expected to reach fifty lion or more and for the month of May to have exceeded five millions The treasury moved heaven and earth to keep it down by ing payments on such claims as could be delayed The receipts from customs and in- ternal revenue have not increased in the proportion that the treasury had expected and the apparent A CLOUDBURST Does Considerable Damage Property at Curtis Neb tc A Waterspout Swept Over Sou them Minnesota Damaging Crops At a store Standard OH and A Heavily Wagon With Overa M ment is really due to the lessening of the expenditures The indications now are that the deficit for the entire fiscal year will be fifty millions and perhaps more WASHINGTON June state de- has been informed of the death Saturday of William J H lard United States consul at Hull England HIS FATAL June no cessation of the torrid heat which has prevailed continuously since Decoration day The thermometer registered 96.6 at the signal office eral prostrations were reported among them being John Murray A son who died before medical aid could reach him ILL WASHINGTON June tion was received in Washington day that Senator George is critically 511 at his home in Carrollton Miss and is not expected to live Mr is one of the ablest democrats in the senate possessed of considerable learning and a close student He is hairman of the committee on culture and is also a member of the judiciary committee He is a veteran of the Mexican war was a member of the Mississippi secession convention and is one of the Confederate diers in congress He has been a member of the United States senate ince March 4 1881 Sr PAUL Minn June great storrn amounting in to a water spout swept over Minnesota Saturday night much damage to TO THE C June the case of hc United vs Bun and nick tbc supreme court decided that the present tariff law went into effect instead of August rM Ind June I to choice medium to cood common 4 W Hoes to choice medium and ft 4534 ft choice 15 to extra 3 13 sheep June 1 t red spot and steamer So 2 red era by sample tl e Of ev TO rne 111 June closings are as follows wheat 77 corn 51 oats 5 S Wheat av TO TMK TOLEDO O fane i TO TMV WASHINGTON D an government cabled a of von account of The motion to restore W H trustee of The Paper Co filed by K was this by of the probate conn for want of evidence July 6 Xo 2 No S Billed t red and elevator afloat f o un- Xo I 5 elevator afloat So S No Xo S western 36 v ami o Xo t red cash anj Jane Xo Xo Xo caused fi 87 4 T I j wo HIS I known but Mr Hendricks of South Parkersburg who was watching the skiff as it was slowly making its wav up the river says that a moment be- fore the explosion the man in charge of the boat appeared to lock his oars pick up a cloth dip in the river shake it out and spread it back on the deck As he did so Mr Hendricks noticed a small flash immediately after which the house was torn from its tion by a mighty shock and that he himself was thrown many feet and stunned into almost unconsciousness It is thought that the vans became overheated from the intense heat of the sun and that when the man denly cooled one of them the shock war so sudden that the stuff gave wav Shot by Her Stepbrother CHICAGO lune von Glann who was wounded Saturday night by Kick her stepbrother died day afternoon at her home where the shooting was done Kick was in love with his stepsister and quarrelled with hci about receiving the attention of young men Words passed between the two night and the girl Jold him she would never ry him The man drew a revolver and the Iran and she fell He claims that he drew the revolver to his sister and that it was dis- charged A Hot bay In June was mad Sunday The Detroit M red car Jine ple lake beach resorts and every one who con Id get out of the city did so The official thermometer at the office marked but street instruments were as high aa It was the hottest day this has had to endure for Xjt a breath was stirring and the was simply sickening No fatalities arc reported The Apologises June The tan has sent secretary to the French and Russian here to express his profound regret at the Jeddah outrage an at- tack by natives upon the consular of those and to inform the ambassadors that the of- fenders would be and punished Ten have already been arrested but it is feared that it will be to find the real ers A Varna Wave at Memphis MEMPHIS Tenn June The weather at Memphis Sunday was the hottest ever experienced since the be- ginning of the weather bureau records for this early in the season The est temperature reached was eight degrees and the lowest five degrees making a mean ture for the day of eighty-six degrees Kitten by a Dog Ind sie the child of William was attacked late afternoon by a vicious dog belonging to a neighbor and lacerated The child will die Its windpipe was almost severed by the first attack of the brute Ground to an Car June ty aged seventeen years was literally ground to pieces by an electric car at the corner of and Race streets at Sunday Kafferty had been in this country but six months come here from Ireland BRIG GEX EPPA Committees from the chamber of commerce had charge of the ment of the guests and they were met at the Grand Central depot bv Messrs William McAllister H Lee Early Capt R M Wise R W Campbell Brent Arnold M J Freiberg Col C B Hunt J M Glenn 11 H Meyer H P Piper J J Hooker S M Felton Archer Brown Ralph Peters and R O McCormick The visitors were ed to the Grand hotel which will be their headquarters while iu the city After breakfast they were met at the hotel by another committee including Gen Michael Kyan President Glenn of the chamber of commerce Supt C B Murray Archer Brown A G Corre and E P Wilson At they took carriages and visited the city hall where were welcomed by Mavor Yorkers lair The First were int defeated park by the 74 to 4 the the teMi by of 6 to 5 1 n J lair 70 14 lo RUCK Ark G evidently a man of means and refinement found oJ Jhc city day Walter held an inquest the i lhat he hands Ir 1 arric K X V was found int SAV June one of the hottest days ever known in the Savannah district At Millcn the temperature reached 101 degrees by the official weather bureau report and private advices from other points show visited he habal tm la Jane A heavy and wind revelling M hour tat there were Heat tm M ST lane 3 p m Sunday the heat record SO degrees but light breeze relieved the effect Three men were overcome by heat and a number of horves were prostrated in different of The city at The hot spell stiH continues in this the thermometer registered de- grees far as no serious prostrations from occurred day Nay a In ju K 133 June Monday that the wheat oats and hay crops m central Illinois will be failures and that harvest will scarcely pay he of planting f 1 JUKI s hane regiment adopted congratulating the operators and the recent settlement of their trouble W Vm w After ao inspection of the city hall the committee conducted them to the Art museum where they spent the forenoon The visitors speak the highest their reception at Chicago and all of them have words of the highest for Gen Underwood who they say has been untiring in his for their comfort and enjoyment They have all suffered more or less from the heat but were assured by Un- derwood that the weather ordered for their benefit but came a little too strong The visiting heroes and lady friends were noon given an to see some of the beauties of the suburbs of the City of the West After ing at the Grand on Saturday night they were civen a chance from their round of and entertainment of the before enjoyed the rest after the trip froi Chicago Ind June trial of Harry Painter the Alexandria officer charged with the cf a glass worker Snyder who resisted j arrest has Belt Friday i A DESPERATE CRIMINAL Convict Sullivan Recently by GOT Altfeld Identified 111 June van one of the men arrested for com- ilicity in the Orion State bank bery has been identified as a desperate who was recently pardoned Gov He was sent to the penitentiary ten years ago to serve a twenty-five years sentence for robbing an old couple at Wheaton 111 Sullivan bound the old people and burned and otherwise tortured them Last fall Gov Altgeld ed that Sullivan had been in the pen long enough and accordingly released him in order to make them reveal the hiding place of their money Since that time he has been a gang for general robbery but the job at Orion may send him back to the penitentiary May Never Again XEW YOKK June Hildreth who trains the eastern division of Lucky Baldwin's stable says that Rey el Santa Anta will never race again The horse pulled up quite lame after the race on Thursday but little or no attention was paid to the ness as it was believed he would walk out of it He is now worse and his trainer doubts if he ever get him to the post again Giant Skeleton VALPARAISO Ind June the steam shovels of the Knickerbocker Sand Co were loading sand at Dune park on the shore of Lake Michigan they unearthed a well-preserved ton seven feet two inches in length and is supposed to be that of a of an early tribe of Indians It was found nearly thirty feet under ground Silver Convention at NEW June call has been issued for a silver convention to meet in Orleans Monday June 10 crops and wrecking a good The center of fne storm area seems to have been where a store a and the Standard Oil building wrecked All the at the fair grounds ax that point demolished At in the neighborhood there was a fall of hail killing bird and cutting down young grain and truck At the water so fast that sidewalks were floated Henry Herman off a sidewalk and nearly drowned before recovered At Zumbrota a wagon heavily loaded and a team of horses together with the driver were blown over a wire fence and deposited in a creek twenty feet away Neb June A storm which visited this place Saturday seems to have been a cloudburst north and west of here The W ild cacon taps the cine river at Curtis and drains thirty miles north of thia town It is in the mouth of this canon that Curtis lake is formed the water supply being furnished from Medicine river The flood struck the road yards cutting its way through to the river valley be- low and made a branch over the railroad yards one dred feet across and twenty-five feet deep Five lines of track are ed over the breach Box cars ing on the track went down and mre floating in the valley and many more are dumped into the water and broken up The mill is being undermined and can not stand over night The road tracks are under water east of here Many farmers report leas of stock by drowning in the flood The damage to the railroad will reach 000 and the mill property had at noon suffered to the extent of The whole population was out Sunday but is powerless to save the mill June Word waa received here at Sunday morning that the train sent from here to washout east of McCook had gone into a washout between Edison and Oxford A wrecking train and crew left for the scene of the accident It is reported that three men were killed the engineer fireman and brakeman McCooK Neb June Further de- tails confirm the story that three men were killed but names are able One of the was also bly injured OMAHA June Reports from all parts of the state teil of good rains Saturday night and Sunday which in addition to the showers of last week place the ground in the best condition it has been for several years N H June The most terrific gale and hail storm ever seen in this section passed through the town of Bethlehem Sunday evening The Catholic church was blown flat Every house in the town suffered the loss of its windows on the north side Barns and bridges were un- roofed and trees were torn tip by the roots and elect delegates to the Memphis Bi- metallists convention of lune and 13 The call is addressed to all those who favor the use of silver and free coinage regardless of Nearly all the signers are Democrats in Alabama Tenn June ber has been in Lie quantities in the ridges near Scottsboro Ala This clav forms a rich dye and was used for dyeing poses by farmers wives in the before the invention of diamond It is also a valuable paint used in oil aad water colors Confederate Day at H W June day was Confederate Day in this city The A K post participated in the ceremonies and salutes were fired over the graves of both the blue and the Hon S S Vinson and Kev J A Black of Catlettsburg spoke at the cemetery A large number of nent men of the state delivered ad- dresses O June cester who so terribly beat his wife and then cut his own throat has been adjudged insane and will be taken to the He has attempted suicide several times and has to be Judge Hinman insane when he watched constantly Worcester was committed the Hia Tenn June Archie the son of W J McMahon a wealthy merchant of Ala was drowned near that place in Crow creek lad was when he strangled and to sink boy comrades ran in fright The body recovered Ind Jane William Timmons of this did a heroic act Her child fell into an open and Timmons de- jumped in and rescued the out ST KG June here regard the intrigues of Great Brit- ain as the only obstacle in the way of settlement of the eastern question la view of the possible outcome of the situation Russia will fortify and send troops to the Chinese and Corean and especially the Indian frontiers 3 steamship New York of the American sails from Southampton Sunday will take 1 S Ewing Mr and Mrs Eugene Mr and Mrs Whitelaw Reid Mrs Kumsey with her daughters son of Chicago Owl In ROME lune son-in-law of Premier baa Felice leader of the extreme radicals to a duel on account of the tion against >ifnor Crispi A Mart Ind Inne Harrison collided with a baggy while riding a bicycle and is thought to be fatally injured The collision several blood It required four men to get her Fatal Rt Ind Jane ton Tarish a deaf and man was instantly near Arlington county being thrown from drawa by a runaway He was farmer and M old Jt to strive with what wm -an we are born ind to obey Cod is perfect hat does Um shall be free safe all succeed a 5s Seneca man's may keep Mim from opening on a interview ais caution on a second I inspect emptiness if fee carried reserve to a Cotton contemporary may rare cases be Vy storm mrt acrer tri present n accessible to the
