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THE LOGANSPORT YOL. XXL LOGANSJOET, INDIANA, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 2 1896. NO. 132. SURPRISING Was tbe sale of handkerchiefs yesterday Everyone appreciated tho bargains we gave.

Why not? lijc to -lOu embroiclertcl cambric handkerchlufi for lOe uud all sheer, linen ones Tvitli be-it edges and lino 'work worth from 40e to 75c for 19o. Whoever saw bought and the values advertised themselves so well that by evening we had sold 150 dozen. The ock will be replenished and the'remainintr 100 dozen will i. Monday at the following prices. Don't come iifttr r.hf are all gone, i ut COME TODAY.

LOT i. 100 dozen Sheer Linen, elegantlv embroidered regular selling prices of which range from 40 to 7o cents. XOH can take your choice for 9c LOT 100 Dozen Embroidered Swiss Scalloped, laee insertion and lace 1-inudkerchiefs. Actual value from 15 to 40 cents jour choice Qc LOT 3 fil) Dozen all Linen Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs. Value 20 cents each all linen and your choice for 5c Tn connection with this sale we will eouc ucfc special Wash (Joods Siilo giving you choice of 100 pieces.

Os-'gsindies. Lawns and Drtsdc-ns 0 Duck Suits lot- Lo-dus (.50 Japanese Silkss .21 Silk and Fealbor Fans .25 KEITHEE GETS. IT. Votes Seat for South Carolina District V.iC:ii;t. for Reor 1 ganization of Navy Bills Are Vetoed, BROADWAY.

30C FOURTH ST. Clothes up to Date Have been in-great favor (it our establishment. Fact Is no on luis a finer of woolens and worsteds to select.from than important Features in the luake-up of our clothes work their superiorly. not tbe cheapest tailors but claim to be the best. We ar Carl W.

Keller, Tailor and Draper. 3 Market Street. We Have Others we Call Them Knights The queen cf heatts in r.H these parts, If you can by rumors' Is one who rtdcy a wheel, and About in dainty bloomers. ZINN COMPANY. We also have-tin tiss irtruent of second hand bicycles which must be sold; Call and make an offer.

1 302 Sixth Street I Must Have Honey 3 So I Have Reduced my prices. Call and a Nobby Suit before they are all gone. AL YOUNG, Tailor 318 Pearl Street. Fresh Water Yeast! Hakes the purest and sweetest Bread- The Bread Recipe on separate Slip is PERFECT. THE BUCKEYE YEAST ASHLEY, OHIO.

Invitations. always appreciated and especially so when they are tastefully THE JOURNAL Job Printing Department- isi making Bpeoialty of NVITATJONS, JPROGRAMS- LETTERHEADS, NOTE HEADS. STATEMENTS, CARDS, CIRCULARS, ETC. ETC. Latest Styles In Fancy Type and Materla.

Stokes election case fi'uin the Seventh district of South Carolina, which had hee'ii partly dispose; lust. up as tho husi jie'ss', and several voles taken on that rhiy wore- reconsidered, in flrdcr I hut tlie house might vote directly' ihe proposition i.h;it ni'itlK'i'-lohhston n-n: 1 Stokes was iiml that the was vacant. A pi oposilion to that effect was ollleroil by Mr. MeC'ail chairman of elections commit No. whk'h invesligaiod the cast.

Ily a (livi.sinn, Ihe bouse voted 1.0 sustain the 10 I to and the yeas find nays were ordered. vole- of I'M TO 1 JleprescnUitive LMeCair." reso lutior, drclaring seal fur the ciillr district, that neither nur was elected. Tht' democrats and-populists and voti'ti in The negative vow; was fist by 1 republicans. This being suspension motion of Mr. Owens Ky.) and vote oJ to the ruh's were suspended mid 'ii bill nasi-i'il to validate acrs ol 1 lii- of.

authorizing issue of various bond's. Mr. Cannon 111.) presented a Supplemental report from the confer- o.f tliii sundry civil bill, an upon all iienvs except those inBitin? 1 tions-foree-ruihi public buildings. Tht report "'as agreed to, the houso voting to insist upon its disagreement to-the amendments still in dispute, and ordering further conference thereon. Mr.

Vhillips Va,) moved to sus- jicnd tho rules aiul pass The labor commission bill. A motion to consider a. second as ordered, was objected to by Mr. Kem. Neb.) and it was voted, without dissent.

The house then, without division, passed the Philips bill, providing 1 for the appointmentof a labor commission. Senate Washington, June reading of Friday's journal having with, notice was given hy Sen- r.tor Jlorrill Vt.) that he would, address the senate Tuesday on the Ding-ley tariff bill, which, has re- iiiaiued on the calendar for sonjti aipnths past. consent was asked by Senator Sherman 0.) to have the vote on the passage of the filled cheese- bill taken Monday at four p. was made by Senator "Brown Utah) offered resolution, which was laid on the table lor t3u' present, declaring that ''in the opinion of the senate, the secretary of the treasury -has no authority' under the act of January-3-1, .1375. to issue any further 'bonds in addition to those already issued, and that tiny such bonds "t'liat may hereafter be issued by hi.in without, authority of law, autl void." giving the Flagstalfit Canyon TUvilrpnd company right of w.ay.tlirongl.

the Grand Canyon Forest reservation Arizona was passed. Morgan from ihe, committee on foreign relations, reported a bill amendatory 1 of the'Nie- firajruun canal net, staling'; however, that he did riot expect'action upon try; the senate, joint resolution-'appropriating $0,100 to complete the painting of the ical in-tlm-rotunda in the capitol s'avo rise to considerable dis- becnuse it-'inade ol President Ulcvelund a prominent figure in the wrtiori to be finished, wae to )C a fcpresentatiori him''touching the electric-button which drelared the fair Chicago open. Upon ob- e'etion the went over. The conference report '(jiartial)' on he Indian appropriation bill'ivas tnkeii question being on the provision' t.lic conference 'report eiti- enship on the Indians ot'tlit; five tribes. Senator V'ilas Wis.) continued is a.i-g-ument ngninst t'ha't provision.

The conference njpb'rt 1 ivas also 011- poscd by Senator he was still speaking tlie mom- ing hour and-the vice president at two p. in. Jnid the bill'to prohibit the fnr issuance of hi.t<!'rust-be;u'ing'. the Consent, of congress." Senator argued ftgainst He. confessed his sur-' pi-ise su'cli a -'iiieiusiire should rc.

ceive fu.vor.ahlc consideration xitider the Tlic 'xmseqneucasofits pos.sajre.we.ru so J'ar-renchin'g as to-be- appalling. It.wpulcl be the un-. cloing'of all that hud a'ccomplishet) since tlie pussjiye of act 5n l'S75. would It w-oiild throw oiit'O'Temployment huij di-cds of fJiousiinrla of iiLborinivrncnand women. It would agains: and -would be forever blot on tlie pages of 'Vmencan hii But, ai there was no danger of such nie-isnrc pnsiing tlit house he would LUC it fnrthtr consideration but i i vdnifULppJy 'niniKPir to t.lip, clisciissioi; general financial'condition of tin coimfry and oC llie world.

Jilll tho 2s'avy. Washington, 1. subcom mitteu of the house naval ivho beer, engaged for weeks in the preparation of a bill 10 reorganize tlie navy, have finished their labors The bill "which the.v will report to tin full relieves the "hump" ol liiiij, by creating a reserve list and plr.cirig upon it Hie ollieers whose pres- produces the "hump." In a general way this feature of the bifFfol- the sections of ihe ILeyer bill, reported, from the committee in the bill gives to the staff of the navy 1 positive ranJc and title and in- I In. 1 medical, pay and engineer corps. Tile latter corps, is now limited to 20u, will he increased to SO.l liy allowing senators to appoint cngi- hrer cadets and permilling reel-nils 'cr-iiu' into tho service J'roni the tech' schools.

'In sonn- eases this extcurls to the selection of 'i-ipjiiiu'ers from ranks the en- men. Apothecaries in ihe navy ifiven a warrant rank ii-ud ists lire. liy dividing IjTeni two g-ratles and increasing tlio attached In these grades. r.ill's Voroixl. AVashijigton, Juno president Monday vetoed three pension bills, one originating in The ser.ais and in Hie.

house. Tin' (irstone. origiiiatingiri ihe senate, granted a pension of widow oi Jacob pojinion asWesiV and upon her rciiuiTrijige i i her (wo drew pcnsiors iMilil they 10 of death slic reapplied for a GIVEN A SCARE. Black, Ugly-Looking Storm Clouds Terrorize Afflicted St, Louis, Aid May Be Asked Feared in East St. for Bodies Being Pushed.

first of li'ie bills I-' JonaJiian Kcfitl, Ian- of Sixth c-av airy. The beiip'fitvary drojip from the pension nTloi' si verv Ihoro: 1 PL! in Ocf jbor. for it tho tin: pens-Ion tlic ilisnliil- for which wsisnti'. to-his :in.il,V ft'Vvii'i-. The vhnt nOIrs Ar.iniiu;! lii-lo private in (he Fourth UniU'd infantry', jn the This bill was vetoed thi'i'i' wis uo sunli tlio service by the soldier bav- in.

1 bcoii in Uiu Fourth Kentucky vol- IK', tet'r infantry. June 1. The president sent to senate the following" nomir.ntions: Abram R. -Scrvon. of New York, to clilcf oxnmlricr of tlio civil servlco commission.

William R. CliMers, 10 bo United States attorney for Mexico. Acttt 'Approved, Washing-ton, June 1. The following ar.ts have been approved by' the president: inoorproatc -tlie' National university: donating condemned cannon to the cltyoi Ha.st!nR.s' Mich. granting: a pension ol' fliX li month to MiitllOa Groshnm.

widow ol Q. Groshiim: granting pension ol IL month to Nathan Kimball, lato brigadier f.ncral, United States army. Also a numherof acts prar.ting pensions or Increases. St. Louis.

June 1. before two o'clock Monday morning tlje two stricken, cities, St. Louis and East St. Louis received a thorough scare. A storm came up from rhe southwest, accompanied by low rumbling th-under and almost continuous flashes of lightning.

Then a few minutes later big black clouds appeared on the northern hori- Mu and rolled up uutil they covered the city. There considerable though a.t all approaching a. hurricane or The elemental disturbance- lasted fur nearly an hour, and then became a drizzling rain, which had increased to downpour at ten o'clock in the morning. The work of clearing away the ruins being carried on in a more systematic lumner, but the rain makes-the work the more difficult. J'rof.

an expert insurance irljusier of Chicago, is in (he city, iflor Jookijig over the field, he said the al loss will up over 1hc to! bout live years of citizens has were interred afternoon. J.HtoM, Statement of Uonths. At two o'clock Monday afternoon the- Chronicle compiled t.ho following- table as the latest; list of fatalities' Known dead in Louis, unknown dead in St. Louis, 8: fatally injured in St. Louis, missing in St.

Louis, HS; known dead in jCusi 1 St. Louis, unknown dead ICa-st St. Louis. fatally injured in East St. Louis.

-2. Total fatality. I'M. DUEL IN THE STREETS. by the Louisville o.

A ocn called for the ai' nutsirle aid icrm suITururs. Runaway Marrlngc Jt.wiiH.H in a Fatal Shooting feVntpu UL Lolmnon. Ind. Lebanon, June 1. At nine o'clock Monday morning Thomas AJlen, a wealthy stock dealer, ami Wallace JJiley, a prominent citixt-n, cnjj-ajjed Jn duel in front of the post oflicc.

Itiley was instantly killed and Allen's son, who was sitting in his faiher's carriage, was seriously injured. The tragedy is the result of the runaway marriage of Allen's son. aged 37, and aged 2-1. Vi'ith ihe assisiance of a friend, wlio swore to the boy's age being 21. they scoured a license and wore mar- 'd Saturday morning.

When Mr. Allen learned of the lie was very This reached the cars of Eiley nid he went.ynnn^nsr for Allen. He found him in front of post.oiliccand opened on him. Allen jumped from his carriage and tired, killing liiloy instantly. Voung Allen will probably recover.

Uvcaf. rxfiitn'icnt prevails here. Allen is in jail, and claims to have actVi! ciitirolv ill stlf-de- lay a frcrnoon 10 Uivy nf lie relief of Cno 01 the peculiar is the appallin repovici! at j) -i L'j) to irs YiC'ro reijcrLotl cline to the ill be found with rcl portions of the city. features the INf. of missing Tlie police of in OUT.

ON PAROLE. John Hliv.H'fliluimoiKl I'orniittcil to Visit Ills WJfo. 1'reUH-ia, June 1. John Hays llam- nioml, tlif American mining 1 uiiginccr. who.vns sentenced to dcjith as one of flic lenders Of the reform committee the 1 conspiracy against, the; Transvaal government.

but sentence wns subsequently coin- muted to 13 1 years' imprisonment, lias been' released on parole in order that he mig-ht'visit his'Wife, who is still Johannesburg-. June -Barney Uarnfttn has guaranteed thu' payment of the fines of the reform prisoners released Gov. Sir Hcrcnles -Robinson telegraphed his congratulations to President Krug'cr upon his clemency, he Hiys will go. far. to restore good feeling and promote the peace ajidVelfare 'of 1 South Africa, especially if the re- Maininfl 1 prisoners' arc dealt with in the saine libeml spirit; President 'Krug'er, upon leaving- the government house, wa.s cheereO.

Ke looked five years younger. The situation in Kast LOUJK is of gloom and misery. is some expressed of ppi-'lfinii: of disease nnioujr the near the river. Under, the ruins is a vast quantity decaying animal ar.d vegplablc matter which is'scndijjg pcstilcntlnl clouds up through the debris. The sufferers are weak from exposure and exertion itnJ are in no condition.

to fight the malaria that is breeding! on the island. 1 Another problem is the almost unan- irooLLs refusal of the sr.HVivr.s 10 leave their iK'longings 1 and occupy the mili- Inry tents which have been pitched at Brighton. In spite. of the presence of tlie ir.ilitia they fear that their goods arc not safe and refuse to leave unprotected all their earthly Chief- of. Police Ganey has token extreme precautions to prevent vandalism and early ilonday morning 150 tramps rounded up and driven out of town.

No additions vrere reported to the death 1 list, up to ten o'clock Monday morning. Active Relief Work. The chairmen the four relief districts established iu the southern portion of St. Louis each received from headquarters Monday morning: for immediate distribution. Such ciothing and supplies as were at hand were divided among the wagons and Kent to the district headquarters, there to be out as called for.

What is needed' most i.s shoes, ban- tinge cloth, children's clothing- and ladies' underwear. Necessary furniture a.nd cots, together with dry bedding, are n.lso much called for. The additional damage of continuous -weather resulted in the issuing another order prohibiting the operation of any electric lights in the district south of Kim and west of the lovee. Search for Bodies Bclnsr Pushed. The work of recovering bodies from the is being by the police.

Every district captain has orders, where they have reason to believe bodies are, 3TRIKS THREATENED. :it.the in ihe trolley lines. it dil'iciilt for motormen rs to i-ai-i! a fv.l! day's pay i upon and tlicre a that there 11 Iho and s.vsioms. Oil the X.i. snu stem if a full day of leu hours be niinir, ivoulii satisfy rhe hut -chat They aie kept wsiifiKg furloug iinei'v'ala bet'iMHMi for which rime iheyie-.

oeivo no pay. The same st.iie of afl is exist on iho Heights ro.id. Tht' matter in-en laken up by'. Disfriot Assembly 7,1, K. of to which most of tiie men COINAGE.

lack- 0," mem: of the which miikes is ii." wiio nre a 4 i. is than will iio-: 'Ilrnoklyu IToiiv Tho is" 20 con's an have-advanced rjOpcrcco.it, SCENES OF POIGNANT GRIEF. llurkil of Victims of tho Moscow Panic Coon On. June burial of the of the disaster on JveJiodijnskoje plain long, and is still being proceeded with amid scenes' of 1 poignant; mourners)'are admitted to. the'cemetery.

AppolntoU Premier dc Thun and Hoh'custcin, -formerly governor of Bo- hQmia, has premier grand master 1 of; court of Archduke eJdeijt son of. the late Archduke Louis. -This up-, po'intjment ir.dicntibh tha.t Archduke Franz, jrcrdinn.nd is regarded as the successor to tiic court of archduke' having hitherto by director, an ofli- cial of that of agrnnd 160 iiif Rnt Iinrmtim, 1, nhoS ivnd HoiJounlj Jnjun-d 1'JiJlmnn Philips in a qnnrrol at Cltj Dnl- Ijw, will Both are farmem 'n Hun i buried, to employ men to prosecute the penrch -and report results immediately to headquarters. At scvora.1 points in the ruined district the people of the neighborhood claim there arc bodies under the de- Vris, but no work is being done because the city authorities do 1 not think the reports are well founded, n.nd the of the property'are slow in clearing up the ruins. The situatiori as to street car service is steadily improving.

All lines arc now running: except Scull ins, Cherokee, Tower''Grove aaid California avenue branches of the Union 1 Depot Railway Convention Rail Repaired. The convention auditorium has been repaired, and was turned over to the Business Men's lengue Monday'after- noon. No additional bodies had i-e- coverud from the ruins up to OIK o'clock afternoon cither here.or in East St. Louis. 1 The'death rate -hospitals in bo-th cities, hns riot been increased since Sunday, and-tbe injured are reported doing a 1 well.

as can bo expected. At t.he poor Jiouse.temporary repairs made. Tlie ruined 'chapel is boarded up and male, paupers, quartered, tlie female pers have been transferred' to the men's' The pauper hospital has been abandonxl and the Rick tra.nsferred to insane.hospital. The funeriks of 127 in St, Louis have taken place so it is estimated that at least 20 inpre United states Mliif. Wa.shi:igton, June exe- cuted at the United States mints during Mav agg-rogated a.i 'Gold.

1 J7.200: Sl.S2fi.400, 1 of which SJ.3nO.OOC was. in standard silver dollars. These.ipiio.ragi'.on tlic.standard silver dollars to the extent of more than $500,000 WHS paid into the treasury niul 1 taken up in miscellaneous j-cecipts. The national bar.l; uoto cir-nlatioa outstanding on June 1 was.SCS.-.SGO^-IG, increase of during May. Xhe increase of 'rirailaiJon during based on bonds Ho Will Ot Berlin, June Friedman, the absconding IJerlin lawyer, who has been in jail at Bordoaux, where he was ar- rested, for some months, has been ex- trbdit-ed by the French authorities, aud arrived.here Monday.

Friedman sayJ tliat the court will not be able to impose upon him a sentence greater than that of two months' imprisonment. Catnstropbe ftt Antwerp. Antwerp, June a perform-" Qf. American circus in this city. Sunday evening, a staircase gave way with a crash, creating a pamo among the large number of persona present.

Iii the rush to get out 20 per- sons were injured by being srjueezed or thrown down and trampled upon. rreparo Io Washington, June 1. The white house steward and several servants left Washington Monday for Gray make the president's cottage ready lor- the reception of Mrs. Cleveland and her chUdren, Mrg, Clcyclajjd. and babfes will for Grajj 1 on Thursday.

The of course, remain here until after adjournment of congress. Mint Employe in Trouble. Washington, June 1. Mint Director Preston has dismissed. Weigh Clerk Chanfra.u, of the Orleans-mint, for and directed that he be' prosecuted.

Tlie present extent of his known peculations is $00 in gold. Superintendent Cade hf.s been ordered to at once enter suit on the bonds of Clian- rau and Pipkin for their shortage. SulcJiin Identified. Albany, June man who- committed suicide in Washington 1( 'park Saturday has been identified by Miss Algie S. Whitford.

of this city, as A. B. Goorge, a bicycle agent of DCS la. 'iVhitford met Geoi-ge atMiagara Knjls about three wcftks ag'O 1 nnd her refusal to marry him probably was the cause for the act. Kcrmudrt to 1'ort, Philadi'lphia, Coiisui Clij)pei-ton Monday revoked the registration' of the.

stetuner Uermiida. Bermuda will now be unable to leave port-until she is registered by some governmentr.nd can 1 to sea flying thc'llag of spine nation. KivrLhquaVo in Coiombhu June A shook of earthquake was experienced ildjiday.

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