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EXTRA SESSION GALLED.
FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST
IS thIs DATE.
JOYOUS NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
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The President Issues a Proclam
atlon Convening Congress
And There Is Brest Rejoicing Conse
quent Upon the Act.
A Waahington _. . . apeda! . , aay*: m. The
president late Fnday afternoon lmiued
hi* proclamation calling oongrea* to
meet in extraxirdinary sewuon on Mon
<lay Augiiat 7tli.
Ihia action waa taken after a pro
onged session of Uie cabinet at which
there w M warm discussion and wide
difference of opinion, rho president
finel y ended the matter by taking
practically his own course.
Iho preamrn for an earlier scsatoti
has been growing longer daily and
since tho action in India, it has been
unprecedented. The pressure came
from all parts of the country and par
ticularly from tho region east of the
MisMsaippi and north of tho Ohio. It
included all classes of business, bank
ers, manufacturers, merchants, in fact,
every ouo to whom credit i* a neces
sity. it
was particularly insistent from
New York, both state ami city. From
New York city there came not only
letters and telegrams from individuals
and resolutions from commercial bod
ies, but leading business men wiio en
joyed the acquaintance of Mr. Cleve
land, came in person to urge the ab
solute business necessity of a session
earlier than Keptember.
This action has been favorably re
ceived Ht Washington by men of all
shades of opinion, even those opposed
to the repeal of the Bherman law,
feeling that it is just as well that tho
issue should lm met. There are not
enough representative* and senators
now in Washington to indicate dofl
nitely what tho action of congress will
la*. It is regarded as certain that the
repeal of the measure will pass the
house, and that the final battle will be
fought in the senate where the silver
men are proportionately much *tronger
than they are in tho other body.
The determination to call an extra
session the first week in August in
Mead of the first week in September,
it is understood, was only arrived at
the cabinet meeting Eriilay morning
giving full weight to tho telegrams re
ceived from all parts of the country
urging this course.
Another consideration which caused
the president to change his mind whs
foreshadowed in a remark made
by ouo of bis cabinet officers two
days ago, tluit if tho president
received reasonable assurance that
there was a likelihood of a prompt re
peal of the so-called Hherman silver
purchase law lie might be disposed to
call congress together earlier than lie
had announced. It is inferred from
the fact that the president lias done so {
that he considers lie has obtained tho j
asMuranoo that he de*ired.
Tint Tit OCX AM ATI ON.
Eiocftivk Mansion,W ashington, D. ;
C„ June 80, IH'.M. Whereas, The dis
trust and apprehension concerning the
financial situation which pervades all
business circles have already caused
great loss and damage to our mer- I
chants and threaten disaster, stop the
wheel* of manufacture, bring distress
and privation to our fnrraer* and
withhold from our working-men the
wage of labor, anil,
Whereas, The present perilous con
dition ia largely the result of a finan
cial policy which the executive branch
of the government finds embodied in
unwise laws which must be executed
until repealed by consent;
Now, therefore, I, Grover Cleveland,
president of the United States, in per
formauce of a constitutional duty, do
by this proclamation declare that an
extraordinary invasion require* tho
oonvening of both house* of the con
gress at the oapitol, in the oitv of
Washington, on the
SKVKSTH 1>AV OF AVC.VST
next, at noon, that
people may he relieved through
legislation of the present impending
danger and distress. All those entitled
to act as members of the fifty-third
Congress are required to take notice of
this proclamation and attend at the
time aud place aK>ve stated.
Given under my hand and thc seal of
the United States in the Oitv of
Washiugton. on the thirtieth ‘dav
of June, in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and ninety three,
andof the independence one hundred
and seventeenth.
Gkovrk Clfvi lano.
THE BOILERS EXPLODE
And Twenty-Six People Hurled Into
Eternity.
Cable dispateh«*a from St. Peters
burg, Russia, state that on Tuesday,
the steamer Alfona, a l*cat employes)
in the river trade on the Volga, was
approaching Romanov, when her boil
ors exploded, killing twenty-six of the
passengers. Among the dead are Gen
eral Petrushewsk t. The explosion tore
the upper part of the steamer to pieces
and the burning coals that w»r<* blown
from the furnaces set fire to the wreck,
The i*oat burned to the water'* edge
and then Bank.
RIOTOUS STUDENTS
Take I’o*»<>K>ilon of thp .Street* of I’aris
nnil Defy I lie Authorities.
fin Saturday Inst an affray occurred
between the police and a number of
student* in the Latin quarter of the
city of Paris. The large number of (Au
di nt* who lodge in the quarter deter
mined to lav tilts facta in the cftM: lie
fore #he government and to obtain
tSStrf
the police. When the chamber of dep
ntiea met Monday atudenta to the
number of 1,000 proceeded to the leg
i*iative building and aonghttogain
adium*ion. The officer* of the cham
tier, fearing a riotoua demonatratiou,
gave order* to cloae the gate* to pre
vent their ingreaa. After couaiderable
parleying ten of the number were ad
nutted to the chamber. Tho apokes
im n of the ntudenta were accorded a
hearing by the chamber. They
ntated the fact* in the case a*
t ,, " ,, t<1 tb , ul (l „d declared
th( .* ir u] nbjw?t in C()Uli thc
( . ham , K . r t<) )lrp , t)l „ deputies to
H11J , port a In((tion ( ., nMiring the gov
eminent, which was to be offered by
M Mi))( . r(111(1 M Milienmd aub
, nitt( , (1 hjH ni()tion KhkjllK the horns, to
,. rnm< . nt {or itH (!on .
n( . ( , tjon wjth tljl . ntr J An order ,. x .
Luhl tht . tnlBt tlul th e government
do its best to punish the guilty
’ WftH &uMy u(1 opted by the
, .
At 8: HO o'clock Monday evening
2,000 students surrounded the prefect
ure of police, jeered the officials and
thYew stones through the windows.
While the politic were preparing to
charge the luob upset all the booths in
the neighborhood and smashed all tho
street lamps. The charge of tho police
was resisted stubbornly. The students
fought hack with clubs and stones. In
tho first onset several students were
wounded, one of them fatally, and two
policemen were stretched unconscious
on the pavement. The second charge
resulted in inure injuries on both sides,
but the students were driven back
fifty or sixty yards. After tho third
charge had been repulsed the students
marched singing aud shouting to tho
palace Bt. Michael. Tho police retired
ami a call for cavalry was sent out
from thc prefecture.
IIA1UUCADI.no THE HTKIUCts.
Riotous demostrations were rosum
ed by students Tuesday morning at
Ht. (Jermaiu de I’res© and in tho Rue
Jacob, near the Hospital do la Char
ite. The police were unable to di*
perse the mobs. Eventually a large
detachment of cavalry charged and
scattered the students,
Notwithstanding this the disorder
in the street* increased hourly. The
whole district bounded by the Houle
vard Ht. Oermaiu, the river aud the
Hue de Heine was in an uproar, Htu
dents, with crowds of roughs, filled
the open space*. Omnibuses ami
tram cars were stopped by the mobs, and
the passenger* were turned out
tho vehicles upset. On the Boulevard
Ht. Germain, Quai Voltaire ami the
Hue Ht. Peters truffle was barricaded,
Pedestrians were stopped and mal
treated.
The morning newspapers give many
instances of the perfect vandalism
manifested by the student mobs. On
the Boulevard Ht. Michael the riot
caused a block of tram curs. They
compelled the passengers in the lirwt
cur to alight, smashed the window*and
window frames with iron bars, un
hitched tho horses mid then turned
tho ear upside down. The rioters
near hy wi re quick to follow this ex
ample and within five minutes five
other ears were wrecked and upset.
111 tin* Hue Eugene de lu Croix, twenty
lads built a barricade of vehicle* and
paving stones. This barricade, like
most of the others, impeded greatly
the operation* of the cavalry aud was
impregnable against the police,
A ROYAL WEDDING.
Nuptial* of Prince*** May of Teek and
tin* Ihike of York.
The marriage of the Duke of York
(I’rineoGeorge of \\ ales) and Princes*
Victoria May of Took, the event to
which all England has been looking
forward with deep interest, took place
nt ,m!f l 1 ""* twelve o'clock Thursday in
*1“' Clispcl Royal, St. James Palace,
London. 1 he wedding was a brilliant
function aud was attended by a large
gathering of the members of the Brit
lsh royal family, continental sovereigns
or their representatives, and many The
member* of the highest nobility.
weather was beautiful, aud if there is
auv truth in the old proverb, happy is
the bride whom the sun shines on, the
new* Duchess of York will be exceed
iu «b happy, for a more splendid dav
ll,u * *ehlom been soou iu Loudon. The
occasion was made one of national re
juicing and partial British holiday,
Groat crowds of people gathered
««»*».▼ <*e»T 'dong the line of the route
fr " ln Buokingham palace up Conatitu
Eon hill, through Piccadilly, Ht.
Jame* street and Marlborough gate to
the garden entrance to St. James pal
oce, which is situated on the north
side of the mall.
Che decorations along the line of the
royal procession were profuse and
beautiful. The roadway was kept open
by the horse troops in their glittering
uniforms bv detachment* drawn from
the military depots, by Metropolitan
Volunteers and militia, by Middleton
Yeomanry and by police.
The scene was full of life and move
tnent, and thc ceremony eclipsed in
pomp aud splendor any recent state
ceremonial in connection with the
British court.
Slim Firmer.
The silver market waadecidedly firm
er at New York Saturday. 155,000
changing hands st the board at TO 1-2
at T2. the closing quotation* were
73 1-4 bid aud asked.
THE BAE-BOOMS CLOSE.
South Carolina Takes Unto Herself the
Business of Whiske? Selling.
The First Day of the .Yew Dispensa
tion Was a Qnlet One.
Charleston, S. C., was remarkably
quiet Saturday after the wild saturna
lia which terminated at midnight Fri
day night and marked the a*Bumption
by tho state government of the liquor
traffic of the Mate. The streets were
crowded until midnight, when the sa
loon* closed in accordance with the
requirements of the Evan* law. There
were one or two attempts to get up
torchlight processions, but tho police
speedily checked these. Effigies rep
resenting Governor Tillman were found
strung up to lamp posts in various
streets, and these attracted crowds,
but there was no conspicuous disorder.
Without doubt, one of the most re
markable sights ever witnessed any
where was the scene that took place be
tween the hours of noon and midnight
of Friday. It became known that one
of the largest grocery and liquor firms
in the south was selling whisky at
very low rates. Never wa* such a sight
seen except, perhaps in a dry town.
Mon women and children trooped in.
They come from everywhere, from tho
Boro, from Princes street, from the
tenements in thc suburbs, from the Ten
Mile bill and even from Ansley Junc
tion. They brought with them utensils
and bottles of every kind. Coffee pots
and teapots, kerosene cans,bottles, jugs,
jars, watering pots, slop pails, pitchers,
washing tubs, paint buckets, everything
portable tluit would hold water was
pressed into service, and the proces
sion was kept up until the chimes of
Ht. Michael struck tho first quarter
that indicated the time of midnight.
Tho most curious feature of the
whole business is that the changed and
criminal character which now attaches
to the business is not absolute. It is
only criminal for tho citizen to sell
whisky. The state can sell it without
violating aay moral law. It is made
criminal for the citizen to sell it be
cause the state has itself engaged in
the business ami wants no rival. Many
of the barrooms were open Saturday.
All had free lunches spread and an
nounced the sale of soft drinks. Rice
beer seemed to be the favorite tipple.
No urrests iiavo as yet been made,
although it is said that the governor
lias in the city two Pinkerton men and
a score of state constabularies in dis
guise. One of the burs in the suburbs
kept open all day and sold whisky
just us under tho old dispensary, the
object being to make a test case to be
carried to the United States supremo
court, but no interference 1ms as yet
occurred. Charleston is so well sup
plied with its toddy that it will be able
to get along for at least six months
without the Palmetto cocktail. As far
as has been hoard from only a half
dozen dispensaries were opened
throughout tho state Saturday, and
these were only furnished with a lim
ited supply of Single Star Palmetto
rye.
AT COLUMBIA.
It lias been ascertained that Gover
nor Tillman had the executive mansion
guarded by penitentiary guards Fri
day night, claiming that there were
rumors of some threats, none of which,
however, can be traced down.
At least one railroad in tho state
will handle liquor that is consigned by
parties outside the state to persons in
the state. Tho Richmond and Dan
ville authorities at Columbia received
instructions from headquarters to
that effect. Tho board of control re
cently decided that sueli shipments
could bo received provided the roads
notified them, giving name* and places.
Tho Richmond and Danville authori
ties have instructed their men that
nobody’s leave is to be askod.
All but five liquor dealers in the city
dosed their saloons. There is no record
of any sales. In several of these open
saloons liquors are displayed on the
shelves,which is a distinct violation of
section 16 of the dispensary law, the
Inittlcs and labels being an indication
that liquors were there for sale.
The governor will, in a few days, be
after the druggists with a sharp which stick
for a violation of tho law, re
quires that on the opening of the dis
pensary they shall apply for blanks,
whereon they shall state tho amount
of liquor they have on hand, and after
that to the uses to which it has been
put. Only one druggist iu the state
has complied with the law iu this re
spect.
THE PRESIDENT INDISPOSED.
He is Suffering from Rheumatism of
the Knees and Feet.
A special of Thursday from Buz
zard's Bay. Mass., says: A call just
made at Gray Gables reveals tho fact
that the president is confined to his
room. It is said Mr. Cleveland has an
attack of rheumatism in his foot aud
knee, a complaint from which he has
suffered for several years, which no
doubt is aggravated by the severe
strain on his strength which the
president has undergone sine* the
4tli of March. It has been hang
ing about him for several weeks,
but is now so severe that he will
have to take complete rest that he
may be at his post during the month. special
meeting of congress next It
will be necessary for the pr si,lent to
deny himself to visitors for the pres
ent, and his friends will, of course,
observe his request to get all possible
benefit from his vacation. A similar
attack confined him to the house here
about a fortnight this time last year.
Surgeon General Bryant is in atten
dance iun>u Mr- Cleveland.
SWELLINGS IN THE NECK
Or goitre, made my
neck folly twice It natu
ral sire. For three years
all my strength seemed
to go into the swelling. I
which took Hood's Sarsaparilla, strength, h
gave me
relieved distress in my wm*
stomach, and best of all,
entirely removed
the goitre. I am now Mrs. Swlneford.
in the best of health, weigh 193 lbs.” Mrs. H.
C. SwiSEronn, Union County, Mifflinburg.Pa,
Hood’s 5 ^ Cures
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Hood'.. Pill, act easily, yee promptly aud effi
cieutiy, on the liver and bowels. 25 oenta.
About Alligators’ Nests.
Alligators’ ne'ts resemble haycocks
more than anything else to which they
can be compared. They average about
four feet in height, and about live feet
in diameter, aud are constructed of
grasses and herbage. First the mother
’gator deposits one layer of eggs on a
mortar like floor, and having covered
this with a stratum of mud and herbage
about eight inches thick, lays another
set of eggs upon that, and so on to the
top, there being commonly from 100 to
200 eggs in a nest. With their tails the
parents then beat down the tall grass and
weeds to prevent the approach of un
seen enemies. The fernaie watches her
eggs until they are hatched by the heat
of the sun, and then takes her brood un
tier her own care, defending them and
providing for their subsistence. Orleans, Doctor
JjUtzemburg, of New once
packed one of these nests for shipment
to St. Petersburg, but the young hatched
out before they started on the long voy
age, and were kept about the doctor’s
premises, running all over the house, up
»nd down stairs, winning like young pup
pies.—[New York News.
IT is not his an uncommon thing to maXe,
a man eat own words, or to cram
them down his throat, but it is rather an
unusual unii in.| nrn/.Aftill.wr proceeding for f. . a .....• prisoner . to * eat *.
the evidence of his guilt, and to do it
right in open court in the bargain! Wha
ley, the tJultclonian, raised a moncj
order, and when arraigned in court
picked ordered up tho.order him end ate it. I ho
judge ami to suspend digestion
at once take an emetic, but the plan
failed to work.
c-jS^ l N EVERY Re
ceipt that calls
ii. % for baking powder
use the “Royal.” It will make the
food lighter, sweeter, of finer flavor,
more digestible and
wholesome. F 5^5
“We recommend the Royal <#■
Baking Powder as superior to
all others .”—United Cooks
and Pastry Cooks' Associ- ii
ation of the United States.
‘August Flower”
Miss C. G. McClavU, School
teacher. 753 Park Place, Klmira, N.
Y. “This Spring while away from
home teaching my first term in a
country school I was perfectly
wretched with that human agony
called dyspepsia. After dieting for
two weeks and getting no better, a
friend wrote me, suggesting that I
take August Flower. The very next
day I purchased a bottle. I am de
lighted to say that August Flower
helped me so that I have quite re
covered from my indisposition.” &
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and harmless; every ingredient is of
recognized value and in constant use
by the medical profession. It short
ens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes
Danger to life of Mother and Child.
Book “To Mothers” mailed free, con
taining valuable information and
voluntary testimonials.
of Sent by $1.50 express, botsie. charges prepaid, on receipt
price, per
BRAD FIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all druggists.
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with Paste*, Enamels and Paints which stain the
hands, injure the Iron and horn ml.
The Risinc Sun Stove Polish is Brilliant, Odor
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If *ny one doubts tTa*
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Stories of Old People.
Washington Dale, a negro, has just
died in Kansas City at the age of 109
years.
David McCoy of California, said to he
103 years of age’, is the oldest war vete
ran in the country.
Henderson Smith, a negro, died a few
days ago at Quincy, Ill., and at the
given age of 119 years.
George O. Sharp, the oldest post
master in the United States, is dead.
He had been postmaster at Kickapoo,
Kan., for thirty consecutive years. Mr.
Wanamaker exchanged photographs
with the old gentleman sometime ago.
Almost Inaide Oct.
The stomach that is not turned thus by a
shaking up on the “briny wave” must be a
well fortified one. The gastric aparatus can
he rendered proof against seasicknest with
that stomachic so popular among travelers by
sea and land—Hostetler's Htomach Bitter-. It
defends the system against malaria and rheu
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Old Young Man—"Where Man—“Going are you going?” with
west, to grow up
the World’s Fair.”
For Ilyspep-ia, Indigestion an-1 Stomach dis
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Tonic, it rebuilds the Blood and strengthens
the muscles. A splendid medicine lor weak
and debilitated persons.
Twenty-five Pratt branches of Instruction are open
lo women in institute, Brooklyn.
“I can heartily say to any young man
who is wanting good employment, work for
Johnson all of & their Co.. Richmond, talk. Va., and that’s the
way men
E. B.Walthall <fc Co., Druggists, Horse Cave,
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Bank of Eng and in the ordinary course of
business is for $25,000.
Beecham’s Pills correct bad effects cjf over
rating. Beecham’s—no others. '23 cents a box.
If afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. IsaacThnmp- bottle.
Ron’s Eye-water.Druggists sell at 25c per
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M aw.
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EASILY MADE
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COLD.
WINTER
HOT.
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FRUIT
JUICES
QlllCta thoNcr.-es. A Id 3 Digestion.
Cools the Blood. Prevent9 Fever*.
Quenches Thirst. Temperance Drink.
Put up in condensed form, 10, 25 and 50 cent
bottles. A*kyourOiU)CKKorpKUG(ilHT. To bo
sure you get the genuine show your dealer this
advertisement; or prepaid, send $1.00 enough to ua make and we wil ,
send gallons. by express, wholesale only to several
At by
FRANK El. HOUSH & OO.
235 Washington 8t., Boston, Maas.
AGENTS wanted in each town.
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£
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tyScnd 6c in stamps tor loo-page
illustrated catalogue of bicycles, grins,
and sporting goods of every description.
John P. Lovell Arms Co. Boston. Mass.
Troy,
! Alabama.
Altitude 600 ft.; climate mild aud beautiful; choice
of colietre ' curve* leading to degrees of bachelor,
Ma-tcr aud Doctor of .scieace. Pedagv«y ami l'hilofr
ophv and to Life Certificates or Professional Life
Diploma from state Superintentent. scl.olarir and
exDerien.vl tractors ma> take PROFE-.-IOX
Ai. « (>l R'E largely I> ABSENTIA, tx
pen.-s low. For information address fc. IX. 111,.
UlXllX.K. 1,1..D.. Preeideat, Troy, Ala.
r A n i"d “a l f”a m i ”y Ta Td Tc “n
■ For Indi*e*iioo. BilloaMscaa, I
= Headache. Constipation, Bad I
i Complexion. Offensive Brenth, !
I and ail disorders of the Stomach,
I Liver and Bowels,
I RIFANS promptly. 7ABULES Perfect _
?art digestion pentiyvei follows their bold
■ use.
- bv druggists or sent by mail. Box
£ I (& vials", tbc. Package * boxes), $2. 1
For free KIP.OS samples-address ( HKMICAL CO.,5ewTwL I
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GO bUI IT i PS nC GHRP buncu I! «NI>for FREE CXrcolar.
V Klein.Poli.Tllle.fi-.J.
Piso’s Kemedy for Catarrh Is the
Beet. Easiest to Cse. and Cheapest.
CATAR R H
1 50c. sold E. by T. druggists Haxtitiae. or Warren. sect by rtiR-i, Pjl
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