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Show N.,BW. yORK. Juno 22. The Kcncral strike In all branches of tho readymade clothing trades in this city, which was called yestordny by tho Garment-Workers council, went Into effect. Tho men as-HCrt as-HCrt that more than 30,000 will havo to quit work. HOUGHTON. Mich.. June 22,-Tho Atlantic At-lantic mlno has cloned down and 700 men uro Idle because of a strlko of 120 trammers, tram-mers, who object to ono of tho underground under-ground bosses. NEW HAVEN, Conn.. Juno 22. Arguments Argu-ments on the appeal of W. J. Bryan from tho decision of tho Superior court excluding exclud-ing as a part of the will of P. S. Bcnnott tho scalxt lottor which provldod for a, gift of M.000 to Mr. Bryan, wero heard in tho Supromo Court of Errors today. BURLINGTON, Vt.. Juno 22. Democratic Demo-cratic conventions wero held in this city today to select four delcgatos-nt-large to tho national Democratic convention. No Instructions wero given. " NEW YORIC. Juno 22. The blnnnlal convention of tho Woodworkers' International Interna-tional union Im in session here, attended by 150 delegates. Unions In slxtr-fUo cities, with a total membership of 35,000, nro represented Only routine business hns thu9 far como up. NEW YORK, June 22. EJUitbound steer-ago steer-ago rates havo boon reduced by tho Cun-ard Cun-ard lino from this port Announcement has Just been rondo that third-class passengers pas-sengers will be nccontcd to Liverpool, London. Glasgow and Belfast for JIG. This Is a cut of nearly one-half. NEW YORIC. Juno 22. Two royal princes of Bavaria, havo arrived hero to visit tho St. Louis exposition and make a tour of the United States. Thoy aro Princes Georgo and Conrad, sons of Princo Leopold, who Is first cousin to tho King. CHICAGO. Juna 22. Nino furnlluro factories fac-tories closed their doors today, turning a threatonod geneYul strlko of woodworkers Into a general lockout. Elnht hundred men aro forced out of work. Tho men nro fighting against an "open shop." CUMBERLAND. Md.. Juno 22.-Not-wlthstandlng every coach but tho sleeper of tho Baltimore & Ohio express train, westbound to Chicago, was derailed today On a sharp ourvo at Independence, W. Va.. nono wore sorloualy hurt, tho worst injuries being bumps and scratches to a half-dozen. HELENA. Mont., June 22. Tho Supremo court unnnimously held today that tho fnlr trlnls bill enacted at a special session of the Leglslaturp last December Is constitutional. con-stitutional. Tho law was attacked in tho case brought by tho Anaconda company against tho Montana Oro Purchasing company. ST. PAUL, June 22. The costs Incurred n the United Statos Circuit court In l.io case of the Stato of Minnesota vs. tho Northern Securities company, amounting to 5541S, must bo paid by tho Northern 3e-cnrltlos 3e-cnrltlos company, according to a decision of Judgf Sanborn of the United States Circuit court handed down today. NEW YORK. June 22 At a meeting here of the Association of tho Descendants Descend-ants of Andrew Wardc (prominent In tho early history of Connecticut), it has been decided tb erect a memorial to tho founder foun-der of the family :n America, at Fairfield, Fair-field, Conn. NKW YORK. Juno 22 Frank Shannon, a bartender, because of his persistent proposals of marrlngo to Mrs. Bridget Leo, a widow and proprietress of a saloon sa-loon In Brookl n, wore refused, shot and killed her today. Ho then blew out his brains with tho samo revolver. HELENA, Mont, Juno 22. The posso sent out from Ravalli county in pursuit of tho Bcarmouth train robbers has returned re-turned to Hamilton, satisfied that tho men are not going that way. ANNAPOLIS. N. S, Juno 22. -In the presence of thousands of spectators tho corner stone of a monument to bo erected erect-ed by tho Government of Canada to the memory of Sleur do Monts. tho French explorer, wna laid at the Old Fort, Annapolis An-napolis R03..1I, today |