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CoLCMHCs, O., Junf 1>.—The Oolam- kos Consolidated Street ttkllway made aaothor e'H^t ta start cars In the morn- ln( #t ton OVilook. aud, tbe results and •oeoM dna«ted iwere similar to those on Monday. Th»cari4iad iweoeeded but a taw squares, where, tiionsands had gath¬ ered and the (rackt" were blocked with atpue and rubbiah. Ono of the new em- Bloyes.was dflHa oA by threats of arrest tor reeelvlnf' lioiwy under false pre¬ tense*.. He had been boafht oit by the 8trlki»rs.
The womon to^ a big hapd In stop- piag the cars. Tbis mayor was present aad ordered ths arrost of two uiiiawis Wha were blocking the tracks. Tl^ ^t- uatlna was throatenlhg, but no oae #a« injured. TUo laro'nloyea atsomojof the leading maiiffactories closed down and turned out as soon as they learpad that cars were to bo started. Their ob]«et wa* to aid to tho strikers.
The mayor Is preparing a list and g«]^ ting ready to call a meeting of leading citltens to eonslder the threatening situ¬ ation. The maypr claims the polioe force is Inadequte to thn task. If a oom- pronlse Is not reached tho mayor states that hn will ask for the military. The demand Is mado by the street railroad e^pany.
.wite nifort to start the ears was a com- pl«M Mlilro, aad It is claimed by the 4r|kers as another of their series of vle- tDrle«. The cars were returned to the barn, and It Is intimated that another atiiewpt to get cars out will be made this afiernoon. The company and police are keMMug thoir own counsel and. not pub- I   llshltig their movements in advance.
INBMNAPOLIS.
Mxtnnttig i» vawa mox *kr oav^ niu. ov msxAVA.
AJIrtdeatooBS to ^aU»yotaUs SlTwrea Oaae—Vort Wayne Lady Oradaatoa at the Itaaf aaA Xhuab Xastituta—Sed- loattoa erXa»«rtok'* Ibmuaent.
IxnUlTAFOMS, June la.—Willie Aiken, a hanaioine, well-dressed fellow hailing from BvSnsvllle, waived examination chargwtwlth burglary. He was under b«tr«#hal to an estimable young lady In .HoQglurllle and the marriage was ap- po|nta4. but was prevented by his arrest. Xhe'bi^'glary was committed on Farmor Beadlnfefs property, and but for the fact that AlK^n's shoes, which he had left be¬ hind ih HI* rairfd flight, were Mentlfled by ht* sweartheart the authorities would have had no case.
The CSommeroial Club will discuss a plan to famish ttaa fuel gas to manufacturer* locating here.
Aa*th>C Childs, favorite nephew ot Austin Corben, the railroad magnate, ^ over two years ago married Maud John- ^ son, ot Indianapolis, apd three days later deserted her. She has been granted a divorce. She says he left her at the solicitation of proud and wealthy rela¬ tives.
Thirteen pupils graduated from the state deaf and dumb Initltute. Among them wa* Cora Todd, ot Fort Wayne. Bhe ha* been In the school ten years.
A telegram from New York, ssys the delayed iwrts of Hendricks monument hav* reached there from Italy, It Is now eertain that the unveiling ceremonies chn occur'July ilrst. /
A heavy rain storm swept over this eity at throe o'clock tthls afternoon, lightning struck a house on Iowa street knocking off a chimney and breaking a hole through the roof and setting a bed on flre.
WAsmiOTPK, June 15.-^The following pensions have heen granted to resident* ot Indiana:
Original—Edward L. White, Kokomo; James McOombs. Hartford City; James A. Humphrey, Fort Wayne. Increase- Clark Candold, Aurora; Ajjjjlkrew J. Smith, Danville; Abraham ShernriMi, Marlon; <^i*topher Myers, Logansport; William ^rkins. Montgomery. Reissue—Andrew •. Davis, CrawfordsviUe; John McClel¬ lan, Auburn; Thomas Culbertson, Marl¬ on: Andrew T. Acton, Bedford; Samuel Boberts, Versailles; Joseph Slnslbaugh, XndlaDapolhi; Uuel W. FuggltL Reissue aad Increase—Mitchell Uum, Carbon. Original widows, ore.—Akmcs E., widow of John T. Umlth, Trenton; minoraot Abner 8. San'dbrs, New Cumberland and Muncie; LuclndaiK, widow of Andrew T. MetSsddon, Icdianapolls.
90Km|UMD WBrlaa's Waddia*.
^I^MDOM^Juiiu iS.—The marrlagMfot WmUttt O'iirien aad Mile. Baffala-flch, dMthtqr of the I'arU banker, took place.
at 1^ i-jiaiva o; »i. tiiaries, the araa bishop of Cashal uHchitlng. The ebqrah wa« emwdod to its dooi* with a iiistiiK^ al*hedaitiiience, Inclyding aeaftir dl th* IHirti fs^mbers nf parllametti nmai- neat aawag tho latter wai, Parnell, O'Oonnor, Sullivan and McCarthy. Later in the da^ Mr. and Mrs. O'Brton left tor Fairi*. whore they will pass thair honay- inoon.   .
Aaaartatta^takaatmtA i ¦ OnoAook Juiia iSv^he right wwthy nraM htdie ot the Amerieau ProtesUat A**aeiatiOn opened Its annual secret •**• doa at LinaMa Hall, With grawl maater Joha WilMtAn of Pittsburg, in t«e ehair. Niaa-IlT* deMgates were in attendMWia, many of whott tepretealed sabordlnata grand lodges or the several state*, The report ot ebe graad |na*ter yra* pro- noun«*)4 the mo*t aiaaterly *tataBsent of the a«*bclatlons' object* that had beea made tor year*.
Mairr Aadsraaa'a Xarataa*. LoMo^, June 13,—Tbe marriage ot young Mr. Navarro to Mary Anderaon i* BOW deflnltely flxed for the 17th of  thi* month. •   ¦
T;i Xtaat tho Workday. BaitirB, Juue 18.—Swliis wurUlngwan liave decided  to  obtain  lealslatlou   10 limit a workday to ten hours.
DEffiOF
House Passes Dependent Feesion WU,
rvMMWViMM MA»Jt»p Bald nudv Seoaad' Awaual Ooavaatlaa la Ohieaare. CinoAGp, June 13.—Tho National Fur¬ niture Mtoufactnrors assoclhtion met In this city In its second annual convention. President Cb^los R. Sllfh. of Orand Bapids, was In the chair aiid appointed A. A. UrOwn, of Cincinnati and George M. Jaqne*, of Now York, a committee on credehtlals. Mayor Creglcr welcomed tbe delegates to Chicago in a few words, and hi* address was happily responded to by President tiligrh.   A temporary or-
Sanizatlon wa» formed, wltli Adolph ^ariien, the regular secretary, a* tem¬ porary seoretsry. Tho subjects tor dis¬ cussion before tlio committeu are: Tbe question of freight classlfieatton; the idea of having one set of styles adopted by the manu&cturers per year Instead of two styles as at present; tbo Torry bankrupt law'now before congress, and the manual training school, - The cobs- mlttee gnexport trade will protidbly re¬ port before tbe close of the eonvontlon, and tbe I abor question will undoubtedly come up for ^Itcussion.
A Mom >o» raoMTMAa
Where "90" May Be OaUed Var fftaaa
"theMaagry ¦bylook. Atulh-^A, Ga., Jnni< 13.—At tbe ses- *lon of the Typographical union the spe¬ cial commlttei} appointed to consider mat¬ ters pertaining tu tbu proposed home at Colorado Springs reported favoring the use of tho Chllds-Broxel fund for thst purpose. Under the eoinmlttoe's plan there would be flfteen trustees, tho pres¬ ent Childs-Dro.i[el trustee holding the long term, tho others to be elected, A per capita tax ot 91 yearly Is to bo lovted for the support of tho home. Tho matter was considered In »>niinlttiHi of tho whole and, the convention wa.^ unani¬ mous concerning the giedit«ra. ar* apparently having a ¦HMt enjoyabif time during their visit to WaaMngton. After a morning spent at tha dipltol ther were tendered an cxcur- aioB ta Mt. Vernon and other points on tk* river by t)ie Minnesota delegation In congress, ipka^with their wives and a tew invited ' giiMts, accompanied tbe PMPty.
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Bagna Wrttera Ware. B«xioMiKa^ta«Jt;:June 13.—The faculty ha* talfM) flnal .abtloa In reference to the author* ^f "the bogus." Robertion, Iieard, Bloss and Pqist wero expcHud, and tbe names of Hal Rood, W. D. Howe and Smith Keed wer* dropped from the roil, which mean* liiBeflnlto suspension. J. D. Wi|dllngturd was not expelled, but wascens&red. He hsd nothing to do wtth writing or dlstrlbutluj; thu papers —be onlv knew that It was belna  donn.
V     A Oraoksr Trust.
Caioioo, June IS,—The cracker trust
has Its tirip WK^^Icago and Is preparing
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llT"*'^?!rj'.»"l^.r*J?M'l ??2>that will costY«llyg600,«oo,   In addltloi
of 97,000 for tbe bureau ot prtnting and engraving. These amenaoMptf were concurred In and the house adjoorned. *
WAcnixoTOX, June 13.—In the lenat* Senator* BustI*, ot Louisiana, aad Tar- pie, of Indiana, addre**ed Ih*' **nat* upon the ellver question. Beta of th* senators argued In favor of the pa**ag* ot * free coinage measure. In' ctandudr ing his speech Mr. Eustls coutias^ the young emperor of Oarmauy and hi* *ym- pathy with the working cla**e* with the president of the Unlted.Stat**, who, h* said, was not as accessll^le to the Ameri¬ can poopje a* .t^e Oerman emperbr had ebown hiiniolt to hi* poople. The pr**l- dent of the United State* wa* not a* *ympathetic with the grievaaoa^ of tha people as tho Uermau emperqi- had shown himself to be. Tha; remedy, however, wa* In tbe hands of thaAmerl- can people who alono 'made senators, representatives and president*.
At tho close of Senator Turple'*apeeoh favoring tree coinage, a* no other *en- ator desired to speak on the question, tho silver bill went over without furtnar dlseiissloii until tho next day, when. It is understood. Senator Evarts, of Keh- tucky, will take the floor and iddre*s the scnatevupon tha qostlon.
Senator West then secured considera¬ tion for the Mil t<> prohibit auiBOMriy In the trausportatloh of cattle to toreiga countries, which was passed without dis- cuislon. Tbe amendment off*r*d on Mon¬ day by Senator Hale being   flrat agreed
to. ,;
Mr. Ve*t then moved that the Joint resolution In regard to the export trade In cattle be considered, which was done, ahd the resolution agreed to.'lit pro¬ vides that the president be raiiuested, through the state department, to nego¬ tiate with Oreat Britain for th* purpo*e of secnrtnar th^ ahrogation or^ mpdtflca- tion of the regulations .now enforced i which require cattle Imported into Oreat BrIUIn froih the United StoU* to be slaughtered at the port, of entry, and prohibiting the same treaa being carried alive to other places In said kingdom.
After being thoroUgldy discussed both pro and con by Senators Hale, Plumb, Vest, Piatt, Coke, Reagan and Hoar tbe resolution was flnally agreed to without amendment. Mr. Vest'' also received conslderatlou for the bill providing for tbe Inspection of Ilvo (iattle aud beef products Intended for expprt to foreign countri**. '
To this bill Senator Padiloek hM pre¬ pared quito an extensive amendment ot which III Mr. Paddock's absence', Senator Plumb ttipll» In tbe parochial schools, as reiiiiJired by law.
Joho Crn^ik Turner, the notorious out¬ law of Middlebi>rough, Ky., wlio was shot In the neck Sunday last by his cousin, Will Turner, another notorious char¬ acter, died from tlip effects of the wound, Turuer Is in the custody of   tb* officer*.
THE
WEST SIDE '
Biillf Associatioo
1088 WEST THIRD STREET.
Open  Monday   evening,   and
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Now icwuing paid up stock which
pays  a senii-annhal dividend of
7%.
Sajnuel h. Herr, Pres, J, 0. Patterson, 8««. and Atty, James W, Booth, Twas. •
MUeS, MEDIOINES.
IMij'Hiolans' prescriptions careftilly  oom¬ pounded.
S.W. Oor. Fifth and WiUiams Sii.
WM. TOMPERT,
U£Ai;,GIt IN
ALL liciNDS OF
FRESH &   SALT MEATS
1107 West Third Street.
THE PEOPLE'S linHDHY.
orrioe and WorJra l9at Wmmt Tbtrd, Uu I.U Kinds ofLsandry ITork la Vltst-
Clan Ntyle. OixmIh Calli'd for nnd I>ellvered Pr*e.
J. R. Buea I SM.
—SMOKE— F. P. THOMPSON'S
GOLD OOIPET OiaM.
•oin«thtir«g |««w.
Stop at Store, 1081 W. 8rd St., and try one.
FURS STORED S. B. WILLIAMS,
10 Nortii Main Street.
TKLEPMONEN0.4>g.
ictiii W. Winier
Dealer in
IS,
Ohoioo Meat a Speoialty. 7 &OUTH BBOADWAY.
JOHN M. NUTT,
Attoraey at law.
Roomm, I A9 Kubnm Building,
Ree. 207 S, Summit St.    ^ '
C. C. CHAFFEE'S
Wholesale and Betail
Ice Cream Works.
SOOA WATER,
Candy, Cig»r8 and Tobaeeo
IMS WeistThiri Street.
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