| Show telegraphic NEWS BOSTON june 2 william obrien dennis deania kilbride and charles ryan of the dublin Freen freemanb freemans Fre emans tans journal lct boston this morning for new york NEW YORK june 2 editor obrien arrived here this evening from boston after dining in private obrien was conducted to the academy of music where a anost enthusiastic reception awaited him the audi auditorium was packed ached to its utmost capacity mayor V hewitt ewitt ex mayor grace und I 1 other prominent citizens occupied seats on the stage which was decorated with intertwined english and irish flags As soon as obrien appeared a APPLAUSE areas and lasted for several minutes on being introduced by the chairman obrien spoke feelingly of the extraordinary extent of American sympathy which hawseen haer been stirred by bv the events in canada landsdowne Laus LaDs downe he said has been a more successful apostle for ireland and the irish cause than they could ever be they could only tell the tale ot of his deeds in ireland but these deeds and Lans downes mobs had told the tale all the world over TUB THE HORRIBLE MOMENTS spent in canada the speaker said would lie lightly in his memory when he remembered those incidents have illustrated the true characteristics of Lansdown ism lansdowne Lana downe has said everything he can through the press and obrien believed the most bitt bitter er partisans dare not net stand up and say Lano lansdowne downe has denied the eti arge referring to john brights letter read react in birmingham obrien said 1 I regret that his life is ending in a bitter winter rather than in the glorious suns sunset et in which mr gladstone is ascending bright disapproves ot of my mission in the SAME BREATH in which ho he calls gladstone a traitor cries of shame I 1 am not sorry to be in such company loud applause lansdowne said eald the speaker not satisfied with being clan damned ined as a landlord has added to his guilt that of an instigator of crime and outrage ile he inspired inspire d those who carried out nis HIS outrages they were the men who yoked joked themselves like jackasses jac kasses to his carriage he knew the outrage was to be perpetrated pet rated by some gentlemen volunteers who behaved so BO gallantly at tae battle of rid edvay Laug laughter titer four hundred of these with their side arms arm S on were of the inoa who tried at kingston ding to 0 murder me 1 I charge lansdowne Lacs downe here tonight to night with that crime lie he aD answered our demand for free speech with REVOLVER SHOTS I 1 venture to think naeshall we shall not hear tor for sometime some time to come from london about Tarnell ism aud crime and bv the way I 1 shall have bave Fornet something bing to say about lansdowne and crime I 1 the representatives of the american press lie he said were literally and truly tile the saviors of himself and party the mob would have trampled them to death had it not been for this powerful sheet of protection mr obrien devoted some time to the exposition of the condition of affairs in ireland etc and was followed by kilbride and others LETTERS were received and read f from rom ex sena tor ter conkling ex governor hoadley headley governor hill and archbishop corrigan resolutions were adopted dano denouncing unc in forcible terms lord landi downe and the canadian outrages against obrien itin aud and party they ane sympathy of the qt entire ire people is with 17 ireland reland in her struggle for h home owe rule philadelphia june 2 A special to the bulletin from washington says there is every reason to believe that the promise anich the president recently made to tae st louis delegates delegate 8 that he would if he could visit their city next fall will be kept and that the visit to that city will only be a comparatively ively small feature or of a great and extensive trip which he be has been planning and arrangements for which will be consummated on his return to the white house the president has seen but little of the united states he has during his lifetime traveled but little outside the state of new york he has never been in the west at all but he has made up his mind of late that it will be to his bis personal and political advantage to make an 0 ELABORATE JOURNEY this year his wife has persuaded him to do so as a matter of pleasure and several democratic politicians chief among whom is postmaster general vilas have urged him to do so as a matter of practical politics they have told him that the democrats of the west and northwest are anxious to see him and that his presence in said states may have an encouraging cou raging effect on party organization A cabinet officer remarked to him before his departure to the adi ron dacks that in a year of peace and prosperity pre ilke this he be could make such a tour and the remark had a PLEASING EFFECT on the presidents mind it was in contemplation of such a trip as this thi 1 s that cleveland made his bis promise to th the e 1 c louis delegation the fact is that he be intends to go a good deal farther in the direction of the setting sun than st louis if the president makes his arrangements he will leave this the first week in august and will pro bab ly IV remain away until the first of october he will travel in a special car with certain members of his immediate household and two or three cabinet officers the intention is to go clear across the continent to the pacific coast the PRINCIPAL CITIES on the line of road will be visited in ohio indiana ludi aaa illinois missouri and minnesota pos master emaster general vilas Is Is p particularly a r ticul arly anxious that he should make a good impression is in those states in time for the fall election the president is curious to visit those cities along the union pacific road and it is now in his plan to go as tar far as portland oregon indeed it is said he bouli would very much like to steam up the pacific as far as alaska al though he has been told this would be construed as a violat violation on of precedent which permits no president to go OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY during his term of office it is probable that in going and coming the president and party will visit visie philadelphia pittsburg C chicago st paul possibly portland and san francisco omaha st louis louisville cincinnati and other important cities in order I 1 that he may come in contact with the working politicians postmaster general vilas who is perhaps the most ardent and industrious dust rious advocate for a second term in the administration will when an the proper time comes leave nothing undone to work up the journey for all it is worth and SWING AROUND ABOUND the political ci circles reles the democratic politicians in various states through which the presidential party will pass will be instructed to stir up op the people with enthusiasm in order to bring about a good effect on the autu autumn nin elections thel president is determined that the journey shall be made entirely entirely Sn at t his personal expense he does oes not intend to accept any favors but will pay for everything he gets iii the way of transportation and personal service the trip will cost him no less than for the sixty days over which it will extend A LEADING MEMBER of odthe the administration said the president is annous to know more about his country than loan he does and that he often finds his imperfect knowledge in this respect a source of embarrassment ile he finds however that the south will be displeased at the fact of a democratic president going into the west instead of spending his time in the southern states burred ou on mountain near bear ingen covering ao an area of two tw square kilometers many houses were destroyed killing one person and seriously wounding many more many herds of cattle were destroyed the debris dammed the shacked torrent forming formin an extensive lake if the dam gives way a serious catastrophe is inevitable LONDON june 2 the german steamer oder was war wrecked on island in ocean on march the passengers and most of the crew WERE WE RE SAVED PARIS june 2 the loss by the burning of the mill of the masure company at roubaix yester yesterday yesterdays dayis is francs two thousand em aloyes were thrown out of employ loy ment HAMBURG june 2 the steamer annie aiom new orleans reported burned during the recent conflagration was not burned but her cargo wred in the pier shed was destroyed YELLOW FEVER new orleans A special to the picayune from key west florida says the effect of heavy rains during the past forty eight hours has already become manifest in the increase of a sickness here six new cases of yellow i fever are now being treated by the health authorities VIENNA june jane 2 the breake breaking of the dyke of 1 theiss I J riv river IV r has re resulted in submerging nearly fifty miles of the albold alfold plain it it is estimated that THE DAMAGE will reach Ci thousands of animals are crowded into a small space and people are leaving their homes homed in boats the breaking of the dykes was due to their defective construction it is feared that the market towns of mako make and will be flooded and the inhabitants are prepared to flee at a moments notice there are men e engaged in strengthening the dykes the water is still rising in the bega and nera rivers barzana in the south of hungary has overflowed its banks to an enormous extent in banat there are 3 do 1 acres inundated PARIS june 2 A terrible plague of locusts has visited the central portions of spain the insects are so thick that gangs of men have been sent to clear the railroad lines the crops are fearfully ravaged the cortesis cortes is about to vote a credit tor ter the relief of the sufferers duff ebers NEW YORK junez junea A special to te the herald from saramae lake says your correspondent yesterday asked the president about the story that he intended to make an extended western tour this summer cleveland said asid he was glad clad to learn that he be is contemplating p a transcontinental trip with wish a P possible e trip to alaska he has never heard of it before but presumes it must be true if the newspapers say so PARIS june 3 la france says the police authorities are keeping from the public the actual number of deaths resulting from the opera domique tire fire many bodies it says rays have been taken from the ruins at various tidies andre moved to the morgue unknown to the people la france estimates the real number ot of lives lost by the tire fire at over madame blondel a lady who was in the theatre when the fire broke just died from the effects of nervous fright experienced in her escape from the burning building CHIHUAHUA mex june 3 great i consternation prevails in tile the city on account of the panic wednesday in the cathedral in which three children and two women were killed and sixty per 1 sons injured that snell a calamity S could occur is astounding as the cathedral is a massive stone structure with three broad exits and no do chairs or benches to impede escape and Is fire i proof and the fire was so im insignificant that had bad the inmates iBro ates not lost their presence of mind they could all have made their escape easily DUBLIN june 3 evictions at bo be dyke continue the tenants are offer off er ains in all the opposition in their power to the ahe sheriff and aad his guard of police and troops and find various means to seriously annoy the officers in some of the houses bouses from which the i occupants were to be evicted cayenne tepper pepper was burned the fumes of which nearly choked the bailiffs boiling water was also thrown from windows upon the evicting forces at two houses bouses where evictions were effected a collision occurred between the police and the people and a number of arrests remade we philadelphia PHU LADELPHIA june 3 robert G hall shot and killed mrs lillian rivers this morning the couple were living as man and wife ilfe under the name of burton mrs rivers was the wife of james W rivers an actor known in the profession as james ames It reynolds eynolds A remarkable coincidence with the pres ent cut tragedy was the ai tempt of rivers to take mrs rivers life on april for keeping company with the man hall who today to day succeeded in doing what rivers had attempted two months ago after the shooting of mrs rivers 1 1911 cut her throat and then cut his own aud and is now lying at the point of death death hall is a poet and an actor but has not been very successful in either profession jealousy is abia the motive for the tragedy NEWYORK Naw YoRK june 3 mrs chiari cig norale has been condemned to b be hanged in the toombs july for the murder of her husband ST HT petersburg june 3 the mos cow gazette auno naces that ne are going on between the russian minister of finance and a syndicate of european bankers headed beaded by the and have resulted in an agreement for the conversion of russian credit fancier mutual fives ilves into securities bearing 4 per cent this says the gazette is isa a prelude to a similar conversion of all the russian debt the foran rears past have steadily ref refused used to enter into any dealings with russia the gazette is jubil jubilant lant over the result of the negotiation LONDON june 5 A circular has been sent to 1000 representative members of the wesleyan Wea leyan church asking their opinion of the governments irish coercion bill sixty nine per c cent t of those who received the circular condemn the measure and of the minority a large number condemn the law out but refuse to signa petition against it on the ground that they do kotap aap iap prove prote as members of the cliare of meddling with politics SANTA FE N MJune 3 io day the presidents order was officially promulgated ul clearing all trespassers off the reservation in northern new mexico to which the jabari Ja carilla a apaches rave just returned the order does not affect settlers who have acquired title udder the laws herding or grazing stock not belon belonging ag to indians indiana is forbidden this will require the removal of larse large herds now on the reservation belonging chiefly to colorado cattlemen SAN FRANCISCO june 8 wheat which advanced three cents per cental yesterday made another advance of two and one half cents this morning buyer for 1887 PITTSBURG june 3 members of ef the knights of labor executive board who have been investigating the strike in the boke regions save nave forwarded their report to the general board they find that the strike is illegal and recommend that the members return to work werk and also sus the umpire in his award they make no peremptory order to return to work but say that the knights of labor must abide by the decision and wait until some future conference to secure an aa advance in wages to tb are justly trouble is attributed to the fact that there are two distinct organizations in 1 the regions and that concert of action is almost impossible it is believed the knights of labor men will go to work again CHICAGO june 3 8 john P irish editor of the alto alta california is in town toft an afternoon paper has a long interview with him and says he has been making a big success both in a journalistic and financial way in california and it looks as if it entirely agreed with him the reporter asked s how is call fornis ornia i ile he replied prosperous at present bad prospectively we will produce reduce tons of surplus re the irrigation QUESTION was settled by the last legislature there is now a lawful way ot of acquiring water for irrigation and districts are organizing to carry it out by the construction of hydraulic c works your people are strong silver advocates vo cates ayes yes theoretically practically nearly all t the he commercial paper there is on a good basis under our specific contract iset law Is your state for cleveland the mass of the democratic party are reinforced by many who were tor for blame blaine the pension vetoes especially commended tte toe president TO 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