The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 1

Qui Jails 2 MONDAY MUllNI.Mi. Jl'NK 7. H7. WHOM: NUMItF.lt l.i..st. VOL MAY IN WAIL WOOD WILL UUU.

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aa toat oa ttra4 to "a Ik" a-4 Ika aid ata4t'a at aara fa tn I' ll a.r i la t-a af tkea iiiii aad ajl--'r ka mi a a tola akantf le eMaet laj a ol ai ea'a' aaai t.M o.a-- ha. dail Inate a aa a ka a-a-fl el Har-laa i aad laJ-aj rH.arl I fa gTAa. kk.4rdvf ak Haa.lad TU M'KINllV, aaaf Tr -ea la Ma I la Ika Rafc-aula I ae" Jviaa A-iwalt" la bv Ika I iliw fMMBllla of IVloml kitala ThI aitiaiTwAt. a litsna, Jaa tk aa v4nl 4 kaM lrw.1 kaaHf ik4 witk a4 ttt-f. I-" tk alike a ka S'rl wna afrxlM Iba la ar mim 4.

el t4 a thara wllUI ll waa hh-I-I tka miik nM afta Ika W-M, a.4 Ual t-mlk' la I.a4 aaj lot tj MlilM to Ika tia-a IMU.t' (ial to ka waa alral I wt 1 la kaM knaa 4 lite Ir itai.a. alar af fa a4 t- of I kla 1 rrt ioUi iI tm lotauw to BXaka' IB. rtaaal. laaM Utoa vaaloaa lha Ifcat. la rmuk-n ra.

kal a ll for tka aai rM aaitatl kk kaw.4- aal ltar.i I a at im b.a I tka ava to f' aa kit saoaa vf kJ Itafaat af tai likirsaa. lali. una a -Tba lb Vo Tauatb trial kttx-uala to lk 4'-l mini! pf aa.ra. Hafrti klsrark.ll Voaj Itlvbaralaia. Iba Ca rul''l as adwal lirM Wr-ar kail el Ika Bl coa4Ja lloa.

1m ilkt law la c-nala to ba uanl ecatnat tka tftaXtf ll I ri u-4 ha laitor a furWi(b -f lata aot.ut a to kts loa t.mi-mr liltam dilr rbartt.fl al Iba daa-Mmf aiora of lha lor "fs lotfa of Ilia fnaa furli. waaa. ln of ili auiboniy ianua Ida uaa tba au'ialiaia are to ae Iba avi-d-ra at Iba Iltaaftaaiy aMiuuaiy blamaa Ika an In la-tar f-rata-a ain 1-r wiMinn ibis coanllc aaatai Tkara was a ai'Tinf ai-oua toiwtwa tba air and iiarva Marat-hail. Tuaedar loa Uiral aawpair atpr" Iba OblukHi that lha trial will have lb flvt to reodar a a of lha aa Ihiaa aiaawl mf.aibla la Iba fulura llarr KtcbtM. ia rwaaio IXfaaii b.iw-ir.

Mtiti umtava Ibat ltara Mtra'loll will ba dtauiiaaml, Imtuw I'linra llubeuU.be a raaitfaatloa la buuud to follow. elU k.cl.l eeVI la-leg I-. I i aifcg ap i. Ika kaiae iaa i 'r e.i,l Mifiii nf l.lrf a4 -a Ih" he iiiaf I It a I. ll.a bH I 1 li.vlf te-i l.i lav a la r4.lfia -k of lha kuodil'l II daiala-l lkl tte tna lka .1 1 1- I ha rT uil -a la lb keal la alalia kaih.g l.a nviii4 ri H1I ba ailll.n to f-l ranuki lha alai rmmy.

la n.ur loa ra -renU a al tie ra ei t.e.l I I'f o-anlie It aum li-od Ull Ika Ik I if. eil.v II June i.la" H-al a B.eel t.g a.al iia4l U.lH of lha llanllil eel 1 I. tin I. i.l-. to ea lhl fulih I mntel fn ll.a I ull of Ike kea-lviaKoi lha nri fu-l ei i-r'l-ieU bii.l al IhaOa.aii rl, 1 I.e Kelt k'-l cnp I I.

rat I lay la June, at ltn aa I 'I) a rifLMkO MATILft. Ila Maa Ruled aad tkiae Merialll toaaad ill Jtine ft. Idl.liel battle, In Win, a l-aa. Prealoti I---. I.r.-e I nri Sh I I Inn I e.

.1 una I ua i i.e iifuiia K.nlu. i hi li tiriMt ti kl l.l.,.n.,.t.l I I Il-iii and li lai were M.rtlly w.oiii in arm uimi bul the re'ft lhl Ihe rr-a I I been dr.hkn A iUrrel fle itiai uatl-iu Wllk Iba abut reau.ta MAY ilVfAN ftltTHA fsatiaiON. Ia. laaaar, ll I Mallavad. MHI la I Wan.

Sraiaarikl li. III. June -Tha llepu' ll, aa i i ll. iiBiaol bill In troI'M-r I by Ihe n-llil ai.d oi-r nhli a tmior lia-m bal la 11 w-eil. a i.ao In Urn filial houea of the no attempt l-i', niadelo II lanner inal It bad auy iiiteuima a ire-nl of iiok aa rslia It I liiuualil.

kiear, th" feal of I be revenue hula and Ihe failure of Ika In laaa ii bul o.y iu u-k HAVE ALL, naiaiaat laaa lineal. I Saui a Al ii. rii, nan II 11. Hal lira llatef aud Si'lirUer, Whi-rli-r, JoliawHi ami II'ijim -Al Raliiniora llaiomrfa Hi liu.a If llaiieriea. ktnl IL.TiT and II.

arm. an and Muri-ky Al II Vii in-ub II I latrle'ld iu II I liaiienea M.nrr liofiiian and rarnli IH-iiieiil ami Al Mr.iUI)n-- 5 II I'allM'. lUUllUiirill, 111 fllllllllg ami Wllvli Atrhirgii- rio. ayo S- tk a liriiier iliimih, Ihiimliue ami kiilii'V-, lluaieaud Hairier. Al lkitoll II f.

ItinloB 8 l-liuburg llalleni-a KlolieiUm Bhd lleri(i-n. lUwIi'J ml M. rill tirni nul l. AtPetnnt II Ih-irml a I ID llniierina-r van and Trout; Mule hl.n ami llojie At Imlianapolls It II Imlianaimil IJ i SI Paul 6 4 Haiterle Foreman and Kiilioe. Phylr Frv-krn und Spii Al 11 rami Kapl.la II (iraml Hat-Id.

la i Kiihi i li I Ii.imtIi-1 llmdy nd Tnlimbaiui Frn-ud and l.ane. Ali'oluuibu I 11 2 Milwaukee I Itaiiariea-Jones and llui kley; L'larkson and SM-r. WRMTSHN ASIUMIIATION. At Molnr tin Molne 1 Hurllnirion liui leniHi- Mmwk and Ixihuian; Wotmeraml At St Jiweph Hi Jow'i'b nil yulnrv II ulUtti'rin I'ardre and olllns; Munroc and IaiIiIii-i k. Fotirii-eu liinlniM.

Al iv-larlUplds OOur Kaplda 11 1 l'eorl Haiti-rlos-McDougul aud Fuller, iioarli aud Keinlor. At UtltiiKJiiei It Ihibmiua Knrkford 8 1 llaiterle NoneuisKrr ana nuiuvan; nuuer- sou and Qulnn. olleg IJiml. Nsw llAvas, June rV-Yalo 10, Prince ton Sunday flam. WKSTEBN LKAOUB.

At Milwaukee- Milwuukee i IJetrolt 4 7s IlaiuiriiM Jones and Speer; Ilahn uud Tront AtColumbua Colunibua I KannaNl'lty llaunrlos-Keener and llucklcy; Harnett und Illaufoid. ai ilrnnil llanlda Grand liaiiid MliineaiHiim llaiterles-Seott and Twlneham; llernmnn, FiKgeuieler and Doyle. WKlVrBRK ASSOCIATION. AtPubuijuo II Dulmciue Korkrord II itrle-Siiiith, NonemacUer and Hulllvan; Kllnx. Hutwor, Underwood and yuluu.

At (Mar Kaplda Cedar Itaplds 1 I Feorl Haiteries Mahalty and Fuller; Hunson and Selsler. At St. Joseph- St. Joseph 2 if 1 Oulnoy 1" a aud Collins; MoOreevey and Lohbeck. Another for the Mat.

Kjennet, June 5. Special. Kcuney Mutes 11, Beardstown 7. Indications For Today. For Illinois: Generally fair.

preceded by showers in southern portion; variable winds. i DMtMity Jspvt a-J Hie Nil If wRsn.PS It BDUll f0 IVUM'S, JJ( ana 1,1 My 0 imiloiu Hey ll J. aa -Tka toawf l.plu a'rita. Ikla ateaiug ir" -a-miu AnnM diog to tba llal laf rnia'an, land Vuity tolaeaw Ji ai. II -i.

f.ig it of th iuittiu f.Hali-, a toa laiinfl'. din-loUhed lkd 4 li' I 1 i fp.wf -a rd lha at tla ll a muI yula to II m. aod al alhil-l t-a-l aM Iri.m -l au -r loa I. 1. Jim el II lu.4 luUl t-i fc'a fli.o ki Ml leaa al I I In 'It be ..11.1 J-ft.

i.etl.y aet Ii lha d.i-i.atk. ii-lali-a Ji-a and lll'ol AflfcM UKBANVt MOHIUJM. Ika I a. faaal af I r'-n Una, I all Maaa W-nlag I'aatat, II June 1 he mrral r- mi.n following lha lely of I 'l-. to tbegrr a-l Ihrouirli beta l--laj It way to tha burial (' al Point I sol.

la llark cualy It aaaa liiiBep'-l" oa Ihe llewll beta took off lh if bala and Willi lfl I.i-i aa ll I All lb riii.v w. ra U.roa b) I lie mi i-n ol I oaoa -brief and nn I i-tna lUaer wa bine-l Iburaday a gi't Mr imer, who as iU-I bv l.l.rli. the boaro Itm lir-l laal Friday. lJay laued a rrl of nmm Ui friwols for llti-ir atnipaiiiv iiurma in-r BdlM-llok Aftaf aklof of Ihe ue of aio-lialhy sua ba reraivml Imi in any part of Iba oountry, aba o.nciudee a I "I tow ll I brlaMan bejrt Iba i.n.rfUi and brea.lib of ll.li fri- of ouragooal in aiiopathy to In boa. IB our Uti'Ul.

ilr.lle by O.I guoled min.U Never did ni.l.oi on aky ltt.aAeld die for a nmra imiy an i ruj ii- aiii rauna lhan llnwe brara f.r the puriiyof their fir their looiiior. daoghlar and iler The houlit tia ba.bed Up.) a horoan, a wnliea to Mll loair bkaal for lha of ail and Buy caum Waa Id Haa Una Plead. C.U.'Mnta, June 9 )oy. Il ialiuell, Iu ao Interview tonight, slated Ibat favurwl lliamiai laieiii af a law making Ihe penally for eslreni cam of criminal a-aault dralb He thought ibat timiiahuii.nl rimnieiisurato wllh lb ilogrew of crime was the suriat prnvenlloii of li n-a Bin-h a that at 1'rbana He cunsuili'd ona of the Jinlgos of tbo supremo iurl on tba natter, aud the latter cuiucinen wuu ni Vlntt. Mill Meeting af Women.

t'lkAXt. June ft The women of 1'rbana haveralltid a niaa mooting for Mon day to take meaturea to make crimlrial a aault on a nuuian a capital crliue. What tka kherlff kaid. l'm II June ft. Adit -lien.

Atllii said the niayor of 1'rbana tolepboned bun "that the governor and troop were iu no way to blame; they did all lhny could. If there la any one to blame It Is myself and i I u. I 1 1 i 1 1 m. I I ion aoi-iifi. am le-rfeclly willing to take my share of Iim bianie." The mayor further saul ihore was ain- II- Itinu, 1 1, a tmliMik pie )nillKBHll at II.WI, aud he did but blaine llieui for do ing tlimr duly, i ne siii-rin, ne suiu, uin ,1.

,..1.1 I iliil iiiiL uul ninoKv iina. to appreciate the gravity of tha situation until It waa too lain to avoni vno wiihoul an "awful slaughter of human life." Mllltla llfllrers lavi.mitn. rmim. June S. Adiutaiit ticnaral Aa- iii.o CliurlHS Anthouv aud Adjutant Charles Startiinan, of tha Third rogiiuont, reached tho city tonight, ineywerein consiiltalioii with Mayor Gannon.

Judge liuisurmau and Ik-puiy Sin-riff Miller. Axiiiie stated that in afl.or no cauio oo, the pmiierly of the stale and make aonio luveatigatioii as lo the cause of tha llrmg of the militia. He also inquired as to the dahtcor to tne oim-or aim oiui-i Il.a ..111 11. UU.U the (ifllclals that, in their opinion, the fool- lug waa not ait.nuin, to maau lueir ic.uiu MR. 8CHUUU3 HELD.

Tba St. Loot Millionaire Must Answer for Minutes ling. Mm Yokk. June second bearing before United Stales Commissioner Shields in the examination of the charges of smug- gling'made against Richard M. Scruggs, the St.

Louis dry goods merchant, and K. S. I-anghorn, also of St. Louis, was hold today. The commissioner said that ho understood that Mr.

Scruggs did not dispute having purchased ine jewoiry in i-rau. but that it was dutiable and no duty had been paid, no saiu no uw. to guilt, but whether the dofaiidantB i it i.itil lha irriLiwl iorv. The BOOUli- n- i evidence, the commissioner said, was clear that tho aoiopuauis nau uniunui wltliout paying duty. The accused were held for tho grand Jury.

Mr. Scruggs was greatly agitated at the result. The old bonds were renewed. Fir and Head firemen. SaS Framciuco, June 6.

Tho four-story brick building owned by Schroth West-erflold and leased lo the Standard Biscuit Company was burned today. By a falling wail three firemen, John Maloney, Frank Keller and James Hallinan, were burled in the ruins and killed. The loss oa the building and contents is 1100,000. Republican Victory. Wilminotok, June 5.

The Republican carried the election for mayor and city officers today by 600 majority. The Democrats will control the council by one majority. TM Qm" M-k'a I at i'in f'vli A hI jj! PUuiT HUTU or Gittu siermst. L1a Mtwa.a.. vV'e 0 M-'a.

0 UjJ.bv Mtl-ans Jaa -tka (ai r-al SM rukRreJt eauta a p-ir In bit a-ia-latofial aava. Sad tka wlU la f-rua wiife IU o)a Mitral All II b-t" tl a haoata a4 l.adrwa aiiaJ ar kar anlL a aa Ika It a tia a4iial Ika of Wy to (r -ua C'di-a A aal kaaa. I. Jum -Tk TW Mlri4 snMtaiaat af Iba rrnis rraalo aurr-ttaa a a a la iai.lni fans a IkawaiUlal latgw It a lkukt, kt tbal Ika ik-ubaaia of the nl.ilary auik-ruiaa. a by aaM, t.ann aad a.ie''.

jmI4 iba ruaa a rado aJ and dia-Im. rbwr of iIkj la ina t'i oa a lata Ma waa pravalanl. as Canoraa baa bimae.f admlllad that b.lk aa rvfurnia and lhaidurl of Iba war by bis nwa ki aud lata n.y toai 1 ua iiy la that Iba Drat lboubl of Iba Is to tii doaia kis amour rra aa far aa lha lnmia ara wwanml, and. wbaw Ibis la rata Wiakad. la brut otamaoia at aa aarly dala an to Iba t-atanataa toaatitfv lha liii-rais and tormlnato Iba dallora la-fora lha n-rtoa ra.ajMb'.ra.

wl.uk will probacy kot la ffr aavaral autos It vaa bardiy ba di.ubtad Ibat threw molM. alfM.a would In.luia iba ratiiaclog of Waylar by soma olbar eouiuiaodor. THE INDIAN TROUBLE. aaar. lha ladlaa ka Iliad llwwf, la as at Uaa I iiy.

MiisaCitT. June -Stock In-am-u Snullb, bating la rbama llvlgar, Iba ndaa wba kw.a.1 hbavp lrdi-r arrtvad bar at I Ibis kfuroa hi-o ial Jica and daputy sbr-riffs ware on band to pro tort iba pria-noar should tba cilias raanrt to VHiianrw On tba dal platform Badr sld aroct, hiaarms MUwl, tbltiiting Utile sign of narreuaaaaa Ilia facw was atreaked wlia tiaint and bis blanant waa draws lightly ovar bla sh.Mildars O.unty Attorney I'orkar Iramad. today, lb ara ara too loflian implicatod In Ilia miirdar of li'var namaa of an ara known to Iba nffi.vrs. Warranto will lie lacol lathe shanff band, and all who lutorfiTS) with lha nfllrara In dlachargnig Ibmr dullna will be am-slad as long aa the sheriff and ara slim to do ll. Stoitch will not allow lb aherllU on tba reaervatltin.

Ilia Just learned tbkt Malt inter, tha dopuly alien IT who was lafl at tha reservation to wau-h tha sumcls, had bean forcibly from Ihe reaervatlon by the Indian police by tba onlers of Avmit Stourh. Comity Attorney Portor leaves for Helena Sunday, his errand being to consult the governor regarding the Indian trouble. eaawhal Marinas A park Mii.aa Cm, June A school teacber, wbo haa ben toaohlug oa Ottor Creek, near the Indian reservation, arrived last evening. Sha reports seeing several small bands of Indians prowliug alone- tha bills on foot. Over two hundred Indians are off tha resvrvation.

scattered In small bands, roaming over the country and committing depredations In their line of march. There are said to be l.SUO ludlans on tha reservations. Sheriff Gibband Stock Inspector smith leave tomorrow fur the scene of the trouble with warrants properly exnoutod for the arrest of White Bill, Yalluw Hair and Sam Crow. Sheriff tilhb says he is confident tbal Capt. Stouch, aguut, will cooperate with him in the arrest of the men.

COLLEGE MUSICIANS. University of Illinois Hand Olvsa a Promenade Concert. CtUMPAioN, June 6. The first of tho ex ercisesof the University of Illinois took place tonight, when the military band gave Its annual promenade concert in Military hall. The hall was beautifully decorated with the college colors, orange and blue, and about l.OOOHludents, alumni and ladies, gathuied to listen to the college musicians.

A great many alumni are already in town to attend the commencement evercisos, aud they were out In full force, and tha usual foreign contingent of girls who came to attend the senior ball on Monday night swelled the attendance. CHALALONCKORN COMINO. Ills Royal Mobs, tha King of 81am, Will Cross Oar Nation. London, June 6 The king of Slam is now in Rome on his way to tho jubilee festivities. After leaving he will proceed to New York in his own yacht.

He will cross the United States, returning by way of Sau Francisco. LAST OF THE COMMANDERS, Bear Admiral Lee, a Hero of the War, Dead. VVashinotos, June 5. Koar Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee, United States navy, on the retired list, the last of the commanders of the great squadrons during the civil war, died this afternoon of paralysis. Foneral of W.

T. Amanb Postiao, June Special. The obsequies of tha late Hon. W. T.

Ament, under tho auspices of the Livingston County Bar, were perhaps the most impressive ever held in this city. The services were held at the family residence. Revs. Dr. E.

A. Read and li. K. Campbell officiating. Tbo members of the bar of this county and the ex-county officials marched in a body, led bv Lutyen's cornet band.

The floral tributes, many of whioh were sent from various cities, were tha finest ever seen In Pontiac. The pall-bearers were: J. W. Woodrow, H. H.

McDowell, J. T. Terry, G. Patton, R. S.

Mcllduff, R. R. Wallace, E. O. Reed and J.

C. George. The deceased leaves a wife and seven ohildrea ixa' ttouvc hi no o-k MttAO cr it. Tka Wca It on Vat-. lie- to to to Wt af a la N.il lb praaewl ll 4m.U1 tket cuua UWa toit nlto la od to dill edtnii Tbneeydl of lb toil aW gl It oadu) nl of In a Mitk 1 lb can "Jp vfetww.

it i tain Itnywulkraaa, Ik rMilitill a ttoa rU lbr Mill, Ihar I dir Ik lt.vibllre el.r Ikal thar aboutd ba aa atoutoto Br KN kRHM. Mi of ft, keduta ktoril.g i di-nation la Ike hwiu, and it II, ia o.ay bw didicuil of atlaihniewl without further asi-bange of r-iaak lkh ha fl a.i uarmittnl. Tear 1 koitould. In any event of wiiaaMl until Aldru ra-lum lb Swtl. II la still cnnued to bit mum bul to aapnvtoil to to) mil aarljr la lb week.

IT, lion BO murk ahead of it. and III lb tatonttua of lb aairily of Iba to ra kmaocrnw nniil Tbufa-day end (rHU Ibur-Iy uulll Monday. 1 ba Mhii a aatordaf. Wnliab. Jual VVhewlba Heakto Ut4 aaid Iba UrtJ Ull toalfbl ll bJ rarhad Iba aar MbaJula, bbbbaJ bmm Iba lubcl of to isura Utomt M'J ebB.cl durtbf Iba da.

Maajr if lha far-anibt of Iba wuul arblla bad baaa Mrwl to, bullbal raatorlii lumbrr to Iba duuabia 111 at $1 I rnaml tuailrfUMf biucli aoauolrrl Iba daloto tovaa. II rd to an at taodad rfrbato, dJlin whicb a kla dirntaK of Tip aa JaaJorl on Iba iMotucralu; atd of bba cbaubar. liai-oa. Uruwcral, at Omrrgt. ta fcU aaptr to loa oiMi.oiUtoa raM.aajriaU aaaauUiai to Iba lMiolr ln lu.kJ of tbaawuib.

Ila aia apoka la favor of a rarraua tariff ao a to ajuai bncrllta to ail lodaawiaa. iianw and ciaabed aovaral llwaa oo UnJ dovlrma, rati tipmtiuf bva rryrrl tual a Ifmut-ttailc awiaior would aid iu nMtortnir to tba duliablaliat ona of ibrua prudiiria -lumbar and tol-hU-b tba VVilaoa bill puton the trim llal I 'Jay, of wnncia, tl-ik at Irairtb on lha tariff bill, nrilw laiua' tlibaiiirar acliadula and other foaluroa of the bill. rralaal traas llaa(ar. WtfniTOM. June 5 On the onlwi of the Seuato today lottor from lha ancre-torj of tta aa received traumiltlu a lellur from the nilnUtur of Annlria-lluu-ffarr, Haron Von lleneimiiller, irotot-ln to bohalf of bin fnrrmment aaliiiil the diacriminaiiona of the autfar acidulaln the pnnihoc tariff bill airaiuat bountiod aiiKar.

The niluUtor'a teller waa read In fun at the of Mr Veat. It urirea that the diarnmlnalhin affalnal autrara re-caivlnir bounlioadeulca to Auatrta-Hunitary the moiit favored nation ireutnmnl aud aio throatfiia to dnmwt heavily the eiH)ru of the country. The commuulcatioo waa referred to the finance committee, Nagla'a Kaalauatioa Wired, Gt'THHia, June Patrick Nagle, Unitod Slaloa marabal for tba diatricl or Oklahoma haa wired hia reaignation to I'roai- deut McKinlty. COLLIOED IN THE THAMES- The Hlaaiuara Hlttarn and Vitroom Craah Together Two Uvea Loab June atoamorf Dittorn nd Yatrooui, both bound for Amaterdaui. oolliiled in the Thames today.

The Yatroora foundered, and two of hor panaentfora were drowned. The romaiuder of the i)enora and crew wore taken on board the Bittern, which was damaeed. Tho llittern's second ofllcer and carpenter were drowned. Collided Off Wolf Koek. June 0.

The British tank teamer Aral, from New York for Dover, collided with and sank the achoonor Pearl off Wolf Rock last night. The captain'a wife and two of the crew Parl were drowned. The captain and two members of the orow have been landed at Bulcouioe. A Collision Off Tjrne's Month. London, June 6.

In a dense fog off the mouth of the Tyne, the British steamer Ganges, collided with and sank the Norwegian steamer Diana. The crew were aaved by clambering aboard the Gauges. WONDERFUL CHESS PLAYING. A Kamarkable F.shlbltlon at Brooklyn Klgbt Game at Once. Brooklts, June 6.

A remarkable exhibition of silmultaneous blindfold chess playing was given at tho Brooklyn Chess Club by Harry N. Pillsbury, the American chess champion. Eight members of the club studied the gamo at chess tables in one room, while Pillsbury played from memory In an adjoining room. Pillsbury frequontly startled his opponents by his combinations. He ansounced forced mate in four moves In one game and another in two moves.

After four hours of playing the score showed that Pillsbury won six games, lost none, two drawn. DEAD IN THE BATHTUB. Thomas W. Ilootb, Prominent Cltlsen and Merchant of St. Louis.

St. Loms, June 6. Thomas W. Booth, ex-president of the Merchants' Exchange, president of the J. W.

Booth Commission Company, and one of the best known men in St. Louis, was found dead in the bathtub of his residence today. He had been air jng from a complication of diseases. Impaled on a Harrow. L-'Ver, June 5.

A. A. Henderson, ijroni pullerton county, aged 23, was iBSt night by being thrown from horse. He fell upon a otked -j lltu-nllv imnalftrt ftlive- spikes entered bis body, and Tonw "Ticessary to remove him irom lr i si Nuikhm Id si I al ika ari4 Ika dl ad kta A. ataisie; aa aaa In i il I i a la Ika paMl aad a.

I anlea of lofanlry fro 1 1 I win. 1 1. a atire re aian -ol Iherw, la a-l ajaiia4 -ariy aa. of loa I will ka burna lb a a4e ILLINOIS VALLtV MN CONflH. la Ha Ake4 la laavtaaa lb aaa iaaM Ill Juoa A aiaaacavea.

Ikrti ai 4 b.li fry. atlmded by tboutanda i aa all over Ibis eecloia of lb sto'e. aaa lo I bera I Nlay to laaa aleu 14 iniu.e in, I riatf 1 l.d aS aa Ike of Iba Ij.arr Hirer aney iai.r'-""-, Aa lalion 1 i.e si saera werees l.ver' horof M.av url Noniiaa aod t-Mi) liruwu of Sk latuis, II Wilurrs and oilier AVfcD FNUM THE GALLOWS. Jaaae rarkrlis SWataaaaa raarl Waters la tola I Sf June i Pearl Water, tba Bar f.xtbd guilty of BMr la Iba first d.aira by a jury In Ju-bjr brtli I Ira aiaii killlag Urn W1 dall ao-rthef kegreaa. waa UnUv aenlaa.

I to life Imprta-wiuiaol IB the penitentiary Jaiifo tirll. In paalug aaid tbal ISe Rndingof tha jury a mat aha abould Jieon tba gaibi" a. hut Ibat, In order to keep up lh Bl nans of the alato of MlM-iurl, ba would Cl.aajr It to life In-prlaouiuaot. AkRUNAUf KILLED. Jukk WaJlae rarlakaa Wklla Making aa aaaaal at CeaMVervlll.

Csoraavrut. la Jana 8 Jonn Waller waa killed here this afternoon In maalug a ball--. li atiiliia. lie caugbt In a cluster of le.egraim wire, when the niai Ibal held Ilia parai'buto bmka and be fell kbout forty fr. t.

li died In about twenty win-utsa TWO CHILUHtN HURT. Tbey lirora la front af a Mnvlag rasaaa-gar Trala. 8ai Li is rirj, June 5 Mla Ktoila aud IJtti Hanaau, while driving acMni the Southern Jl'acific rallmail trark toilsy. were struck- by tha north bound paaaetiger train and received Injurlea which will reaull fatally. 1 bey were aged 15 and IV rpecliveJy.

ON HBR WsUUINQ DAY. Mrs. John Nlrkiil Meat with a Madden Death. Ci.ahkhhi'hu. V.

June 5 Mrs. John Nichols, a bride of a few hours, was killed by tlis bursting of a shotgun near Saloin last night A party of friends went to serenade Jnhn Nichols and his bride. Miss Huttoii, juit after the marriage onmmony. A gun, boavilv chargod. was Bred by one of the aennailers; the barrel burnt, and oneof Hie pu-ces struck Mrs.

Nichols, crushing her skull. BAHRIOS IS DICTATOR. The I'realdent of liuatetnala Has Nalsad Iba liovaramant of That Republic Nw Yokk, June 5. A dispatch U) the JfaraJd from Panama aaysi "President Barrios liiis publicly declared himself dictator of Guatemala." I'skla rolnte. Pekin, June 6.

SMclal Ixical fishermen went out in full force today on the river ami lakes amusing the fish. Many sun fish and perch were caught. Fdward F. Peyton, son of Mr. and Mra.

James Peyton, died Saturday afternoon, after a long sickueas of several years, at their residence, aged 40 years. Funeral Monday afternoon. Several Red Mon of this city attended the Bloomlngton Rod Men's picnic today at Mackinaw Falls. The I. O.

M. A. society held a picnic today out on the east bluffat Vogoi's grovo. Several memliers of the Pekin Bicycle club rode over to Canton and return today. The Odd Fellows of Green Valley and vicinity held memorial services today at tha M.

K. church, Rev. Sutton ofllclating. Killed Hy a Mva Wire. Mahshalltowh, June 8.

John Mc-Gonlgal, decorator for the state Grand Army encampment, was Instantly killed last night by coming Into contact with a live wire and dashing out his brains on the pavement thirty foet below. Usspondenoy Lands to dolcld. Dattok, June B. Frank Makley, member of a well known and once wealthy family of borseshoere, hanged himself this morning. The cause is supposed to have beoB despondency.

Earthquake In Iowa, Lansing, June 6. An earthquake waa felt here early this morning. The shock was accompanied by a rumbling noise, and was beard at Waukon, eighteen miles away. Fell Dead From His Bleyele. Jolibt, June 6.

George B. Cook, aged 08, one of the best known politicians of northern Illinois, fell dead from his bicycle, this afternoon, caused from 'OHANDMA" fATTOM DEAD. Aa Old Rat4al of ralrfcary Mar Raward. llad to run ar. Jeoa -(peH I -Tba dib of lln I'aium al Ibabuwaof bar daua-blar, Mr J.

I'umpaton, U-itj, at tea Ma of Tba dMvaaad waa em- la Brat aatUw. Hr bustnnd. alrb Paiua. wna kw liron dxad aararai yratra owoad onuaidorahla land oa a rtua of which now atau Kalrbury. Nl waa lha mnibor of bisUmhi chlMma.

lbia living balng pfaanl at bar delbbtl. Il'r daatb away lha laal arn wbo waa iuirmuaolil In loa or-ganlialioa of the llaptial church of Ibis city, always has vary actlva bi-r ai(a until a year atro, wbau aba fail, brmtking a l'(, aluca Wbaa sb baa boau IB ferble hraltb. BOTH 1 NIEO BUICIDR. Aa Kselllng loold.at la lha Caart at Tolada, O. Toi iim), June 5.

Italia C. Ilarnoa, cou-vlctod of perjury, and his father, liotli mala dtii)-rate Trls to cnninit suit-Ida in court laal evi-iiing. As s.kiii aa the v-r-diot was naJ ilarnes fallmr. who is ttt years old cicialmud '-This is nut Justice, aud pulling a knife made several iiewraie liiog at bis throat. Aftor a hard struggle, during which several men ware e-vcrolv cut, the elder Barnea was overpowered.

No sioiier had be benn sharkb-d than his son commenrcd to burl men rivht and left and started on a run fur one of the windows. He was about lo loap to tho ground, a distance of over fifty feet, when be was caught. MORE MONEY FOR MEAT, New Tork Abattoirs Are ataadily Raising I'rlaae. New Yoax, June 5. Vtbln a few days every person in New York will have to pay more for his mt-at.

Every pound of beef will cost from 8 to 8 cents more than It now does. Lamb and mutton will go up at a proportionate rate. Prices have been ateadily advancing for nearly two months. Within the last few weeks the abattoirs have iucreased their prices to dealers H. 60 a hundred pounds.

This moans 8 to cents ier pound fur the meat in the carcasa. Mutton has advanced evou more than beef. It was cents a pound todav and U1 cents by night. Mutton is now fc! 50 a huudrod pounds hinder than It was last year and it is still increasing. Pork is increasing proportionately.

The abattoirs now charge $1.75 more a hundred pounds than they did last year. DIES TO ESCAPE JAIL, Itank President McConnell Commits "ul-Ida at Ocala, Fla. Ocai.a, June 5. It. B.

McConnell, the president of the defunct Merchants' National bank, committed suicide this afternoon by shooting. The deed was committed at the home of his brother-in-law, V. K. McDonald. The receiver of tho Merchants' bank bad made some new discoveries in the bank business, which, It is said, showed up very badly against McConnell.

He at once communicated them to United States Commissioner Li S. Williams, who issued a warrant for McConnell 's arrest. This was placed In the hands of Deputy United States Marshal James Clarke, who proceeded to the McConnell residence. He learned there that the bank president was dining at Mr. McDonald's.

He went to the house and read the warrant. McConnell asked permission to go np stairs to get his coat. A moment later the household was startled by the report of a pistol. The ofllcer rushed up stairs, only to find Mr. McConnell dvhig, with the smoking revolver still in his hand.

WORDEN Uov. Budd Grants tba Train Wrecker Iirlet Lease of Life, Yosemitb Valley, June 5. Gov. Budd, who is here attending a meeting of the Yosemlte Valley committee, granted Salter D. Worden, the condemned wrecker and murderer, a reprieve until July 8.

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