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tion had been pronounced and the family, TROOPS TO CHECK REBELLION THE MILLER PRE member* of the President Roosevelt and others who had gather- DEAID ANDRUIN IN •V A. BUtHPIELO, CLAIMS EX-PRESIDENT J. the ” DEATH grave, leaving ed about the were •V;. Depredations of Rfevolntionisls Cause' cemetery. Great Alarm in Northern miller, • south oakst Passes Away Suddenly at His Services Were Simple. Grover Cleveland Mexico. PATH Of TORNADO Many of the personal friends of the Princeton Home—End of Notable Career— dead statesman lingered about the spot which was to mark his last rest- El Paso, Tex., June 30. Fifteen Seven Killed in Storm Which NEWS Of THE WEEK IN EPITOMI Sorrow Is Universal. ing place, and each in turn was per- hundred troops have arrived in Tor- mitted to cast a shovelful of earth into reon to protect that city from the Wrecked Village of Clinton, revolutionists, and Inportiol Events at Home and o« the grave. pected attack by Funeral Services Are Marked by Simplicity, Without Agreeably to the wishes of Mrs. the Americans are preparing to send Minnesota. Foreifn Shores Briefly Cleveland, the services, both at the their families to the states for safety, Told. Eulogy or Sermon—President and Other Dis- house and at the cemetery, were of according to reports brought here last the simplest character. An invoca- night. Personal. tinguished Men Attend. tion, Scriptural reading, a brief prayer it is reported that the revolutionists SOUTH DAKOTA TOWN IN RUINS and the reading Words- the village of Matamo- The Louisiana legislature adopted of William have attacked worth's poem, “Character of the Hap- fifteen miles from resolutions of regret over the death of ras, Coahuila, about J., Grover election, py Warrior,” the have occupied that town. Graceville, Minn., 30. Seven Grover Cleveland. Princeton, N. June 25. torial as indicative of the constituted services Torreon, and June Cleveland, twice president of the probability of his carrying New York at the house, while the reading of the Official advices relative to sending William Whiteway, former pre- dead, eleven badly injured and sixty Sir United States, died at 8:40 o’clock and of attracting the independent burial service at* the grave was brief troops to Torreon say that with the mier Newfoundland, died at St. more or less Injured and a property of yesterday morning at his home, "West vote, secured him the Democrat :c and impressive. forces stationed there the town is aged Johns, eighty-one. ‘ loss of at least $H. >.ooo Is the record Land,” in this quiet college town, nomination for the presidency in 1884. Distinguished Men Present. now impregnable.” r Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., son of the he since his retire- the election the popular of a tornado w’hich wrecked the vil- where had lived In November Although the funeral was of a strict- Alarm at Chihuahua. president, was given his bachelor’s as the nation’s chief executive, vote for Mr. Cleveland was there is lage Saturday evening. ment east 4,911,- ly private nature, those in attendance At Chihuahua considerable of Clinton degree after three years of study, hav- twelve years ago. as against Mr. guards aimost 017. 4,848,334 cast for numbered many distinguished citi- alarm among the citizens and The storm covered an area of 30f> Ing taken extra courses. When death came, which was •Hid- through the Blaine. zens, including President Roosevelt. are continually passing yards wide and four miles and W. B. Leeds, an American financier, den, there were in the death cham- many extra police Cleveland’s first administration was Gov Fort of New Jersey, Gov. Hughes streets. A great a tour along the path of the stoim suddenly at the Hits hotel in Pa- ber Mrs. Cleveland, I)r. Joseph D. jails of Chi- fled marked by general prosperity; by the of New York, Gov. Hoke Smith of have been sworn in Both yesterday showed desolation as com- ris. at one time orominently Bryant New York, Mr. Cleveland’s He was of admission of four new states (Wash- Georgia, former members of President huahua are protected by reinforced plete as it is possible to picture. with the Rock Island inter* family physician and personal friend; on Identified ington, Montana, North Dakota and Cleveland’s cabinet, officials of the guards, and troops are stationed People who have experienced other sets. George It, Ixx-kwood of New Yo>k Dr. South Dakota) to the Union, and by Equitable Life Assurance society, the roofs of public buildings. tornadoes say that this left the most and Dr. John M. Carnoehan of Prince- President Eliot, at the commence- a freer use of the veto power than members of the Princeton university Two hundred men of the Kighteenth complete ruin in its wake of any in ton. ment exercises at Harvard unlveraity, had generally been exercised by other faculty and friends and neighbors. battalion. Mexican infantry, arrived their experience. The marvel Is that An official statement, given out sud dis- announced that the degree of doctor presidents. On the meeting of con- Mr. Cleveland was buried with all last night In Juarez and will be so few were killed and that the list of signed by the three physicians, give of laws had been conferred upon gress, In December, 1887, he devoted the simplicity and privacy that he tributed in the vicinity of that town. injured isn’t longer. University heart trouble, superinduced by stom- make an aggre- President Van Hlae of the his annual message mainly to the ad- himself might have wished, as a pri- These reinforcements Havoc Is Complete. ach and kidney ailments of long stand- of Wisconsin. vocacy of a reduction in tariff duties vate citizen rather tl>«ri as the former gate of 500 soldiers stationed in Ju- ing, as the cause of death. Coming to the village of Clinton the Dr. Ezra Bralnerd, for twenty-five in order to prevent the further ir- chief executive of the nation. There arez. Death Is Unexpected. real havoc is seen. All the southwest years president of Middlebury college crease of the surplus in the United was nothing that savored of the offi- Railroads Suffer Heavily. While Mr. Cleveland had been In corner of the town is absolutely clean- at Middlebury, Vt., has retired from States treasury. This message occa- cial. and the military element was in- Information brought here last night poor health for the last two years and ed out. Thirty-three houses were Ihe presidency and his successor, sioned a prolonged discussion of the jected solely as a measure of precau- by passengers on the incoming Mexi- had lost a hundred pounds in weight, completely destroyed and twenty-five Rev. Dr. Thomas of Orange, principles of protection and in protecting President Roose- John M. fuming i tion , train that all bridges his death came unexpectedly. can Central is practically ruined. N. J., has been inducted into the of- the issue in the national political cam- Veit. approaches to Torreon on every The news of Mr Cleveland’s death and A most serious problem presents fice. paign in 1888, when Mr. Cleveland road the Mexican have came as a sudden shock to the peo- President Offers Sympathy. except Central itself to the people of Clinton. About was renominated by the Democrats burned. The International line William F. Traffley, once manager ple of Princeton, as it did to the peo- The president arrived at 4:38 p. m been 200 have to be cared for. The medical manager and Benjamin Harrison was chosen of on which is located of the Baltimore team, and ple of Ihe rest of the world. and was met at the station by Gov. out Torreon, aid Is sufficient, as the doctors fiom as the Republican candidate. Al- Matamoras, reported U> be of the Des Moines team in 1886. when It was not until late in the day Fort. The president. Gov. Fort and the town of Graceville and Ortonville have been made a record of twenty- though the former received a popular in the hands of revolutionists, has suf- they world’s that messages of condolence began to 1 Secretary l.oeh were driven at once in constant attendance for over twen- majority larger than he had in 1884 heavily, and the & Pa- five games won in succession, died at come in from all parts of the world !to Westland. Upon his arrival at the fered Coahuila ty-lour hours. They have every case the latter had the greater number of cific railway is entirely tied up as the Des Moines of tuberculosis, aged for- to Mrs. Cleveland. One of the first house the president went to Mrs. handled in the best shape, lfut all electoral votes, and accordingly on depredations by ty-eight years. was from Mr. Hoosevelt. | Cleveland, offering his sympathy and result of committed the clothing and property of those March 4, 1889, Mr. Cleveland left revolutionists. After an illness of several weeks So suddenly did Mr. Cleveland’s expiessing keen regret at Mr. Cleve- whose homes are ruined are trone, and Washington and removed to New There is a general movement of village is so small ih. Charles B. Jefferson, the former the- death occur that not one of his four land’s death the rest of the t York to engage in the practice of law. troops from Mexico City to the north, able give it dp. atrical manager and eldest son of the children were at home. The children The president tlum returned to the it is not to sufficient ¦ ivf 1 Continued Same Policy. according to news received here, and neighboring towns have respond- late Joseph Jefferson, in New are at the Cleveland summer home at reception room, where the body had The died reinforcements are being rushed to enough, York from a complication of stomach Tamworth, New Hampshire, under *he Cleveland’s second administration been removed in the afternoon from ed magnificently, but it is not Jiminez, which is said to be still in have he done to troubles. During the active career of care of Mrs. Perrlne, Mrs. Cleveland’s was simply a continuation of the pol- : the room on the second floor in which and something will to icy the hands of revolutionists. people their the late Joseph Jefferson Charles Jef- mother. Word was sent to them of that ruled him during his first Mr. Cleveland died. help put those on feet. ... Rebels Flee to Mountains. ferson was his father’s manager and their father’s death, and they will term. New questions arose of the Services at the House. Pukwana Almost Wiped Out. for Princeton. The chil- greatest importance, personal representative. He was fif- start at once hut he met them A few minutes later the four clergy- Del Rio, June 30. —The situation in Mitchell, S. D., June 30.—The little dien are: Esther, aged Ma- all from the ty-seven years old. fourteen; precisely same stand- nun who officiated came down the I.as Vacas has materially improved town of Pukwana, in Brule county, aged twelve; Richard, aged ten, point, the same ' the leading the recep- rion, and with purposes stair* to hall to and the military forces are in com- about fifty miles west of Mitchell, Grover, aged five. and Francis plete control of the town. The revo- was nearly wiped out of existence Casualties. The condolence telegrams of came lutionary forces have fled toward the Saturday night by a tornado, which Three ersons were drowned by the the all parts of i lit b> hundred* from mountains and are being pursued by covered a territory about a quarter of overturning of a rowboat on the Ohio the l’nlted Flutes and other countries cavalry. Communication was reopen- a mile wide and did damage that will Louisville, Ky. continued river at during the day, and they to ed Sunday. It is now positively known take a long time to repair. Falls, pour into the telegraph office here far The town of Park Out., was that nine soldiers and twelve revolu- The storm struck the place about 1.1 by the night. Besides President almost completely wiped out fire, into tionists were killed.' o’clock, when the town was sound Roosevelt’s t< legram, messages of Involving a loss of SIOO,OOO. American Officers on Watch. asleep. It came with terrific force, Hr- f. ji condolence came from government Twelve deaths, due to heat prostra- Tex., June lasting about five minutes, but the officials, governors, legislators, pronil- San Antonio, 30 —Officers tions or allied causes, were recorded at Fort Sam Houston are kept posted damage was awful. The tornado came nuent educators and citizens of vari- in Chicago in one flay laßt week. upon the progress of rev- from the northwest, leveling houses in ous walks of !lfe the so-called olution in North its pathway. Paul and Fred Foster, brothers, President Roosevelt issued a proc- Mexico, but have re- were drowned while bathing in the ceived no order to make any prepara- Not a House Escapes. lamation to the people of the country rittabawussee, near Midland. Mich. tions to march to the border. The con- twelve stjrt-3 \ « uloaizing the dead statesman, order- Between and fifteen sensus of opinion among them is Fred H. Mattson, a student of the ing all government (lags half-masted that and residences were entirely destroy- no federal troops will be Ames, lowa, agricultural college, was for thirty dayH and di. *rting that mili- needed. ed, and there is not a house in tne drowned in Salt creek, near Lincoln, tary and naval honors be accorded the town that was not wrecked to some PRINCE UP IN AIR 15 HOURS. Neb. late president on the day of the funer- extent. People rushed from their they nj Three men were killed by the ex- al. homes in a panic, but had George of Bavaria Makes Ascension in the darkness made plosion boiler a locomotive on place to go, and of a of Balloon. Pennsylvania railroad near New WAS SELF-MADE MAN. the disaster seem more severe than it the Augsburg, Bavaria. June 30. —Prince Brunswick, N. J. was George of made ascension Worked His Way From Clerk in Store Bavaria an Two large elevators were blown Fred Suhr, aged sixteen yearß, was Saturdway night in the spherical bal- to Presidency. down across the track, covering a frowned In the Menominee river, near loon Augusta Grover Cleveland, twenty-second 11. He remained in the freight car. The depot was practically Menominee, Mich., while swimming air fifteen hours and landed near Im- the the president of the United States and the wrecked, and m .in track of with a number of companions. a about sixty- only Democratic occupant of the menstadt. distance of road was c osed to traffic for the day. persons killed and several five miles as the crow flies from Augs- Two were White House since the Civil war, was Crop Is Ruined. Injured in explosion in the Penn- burg Prince George is to he the an bom in Ca dwell. Essex county, N. J., said Accompanying the tornado was a sylvania railroad cut at Thirty-first first royal aeronaut to make an as- March IS, 18:57 His father was a hail and rain storm. The hail covered street and Ninth avenue, New York. cension Presbyterian cleogyman. In his seven- a section of country aobut three miles Oscar Wester was drowned wr hile teenth year Grover became a clerk wide and what the tornado failed to bathing in the Ontonagon river at ami assistant teacher in the New York Taft Has Good Rest. do the rail storm finished. The entire Ontonagon, Mich. David P. Russ, institution for the blind in New York Washington, June 30. Secretary farming country passed over by the while trying to recover Wester's body city, in which his elder brother, Wil- W. H. Taft passed the second Sunday hail storm was ruined, hardly a ves- tost bis own life. liam, was then a teacher. In August, after his nomination for the presiden- tige of the once promising crop re- One man is dead, another is miss- 1855, he secured a place as clerk and cy quietly at his K street hom ,j . He maining to tell the story when the was much after Ing and nearly a score of others were copyist for the law firm of Rogers, refreshed a comforta- light of morning revealed the fearful ble and restful night’s sleep, practical- Injured by an explosion on board the Brown & Rogers, n Buffalo, began to waste. the first he has since his nomi- ?erman steamer Arcadia, which ar- read Blackstcne and in the autumn of ly had No One Hurt. year receiving nation. rived at Philadelphia from Hamburg that was $4 a week for Telegraph and telephone wires were last week. his work. He was admitted to the bar Fire Destroys Jalf. wrecked in the storm and the town by high In 1859. Fanned a wind, a fire which Titusville, Fla., June 30. —The Bre- was cut off from outside communica- Became Lawyer. broke out at Three Rivers. Que., In a Successful county together tion except Sunday passenger trcun» that always distinguished him it.' bis tion room, by vard Jail, with the stable, was not checked until the appointed assistant followed Mrs. Cleveland service. He was district puolic sheriff's home, was completely detroy- of town, career. and the children, Esther and Richard. Throughout all the storm greater portion the lower attorney of Erie county In 1863, and ed by fire here last night. The pris- there was His attitude in the Venezuelan af- As ihey appeared upon the landing, Injured, containing the business section of the held the office for three years. In oners. mostly negroes, were rescued not a person which is consid- fair won him general praise as did accompanied by Dr. Joseph D. Bryant, ered on city, had been consumed. The loss 1865, at the age of twenty-eight, he after a hard fight and being miraculous account of tl'er also promptness and in the whole company rose and remain- are held will be considerably over $2,000,000. was for his firmness the flying debris through the darkness. the Democratic candidate dis- ed standing throughout the services. under guard in city. trict attorney, but was defeated by suppressing the disorders growing The damage to Pukwana is very large, out of the great railroad strike *nat The house services were concluded but estimate be secured Crimes Criminals. the Republican candidate, his intimate Burns Self to Death. could of and in Chicago. and five friend. Lyman K. Bass. He then be- centered at 5:30. minutes later the Norfolk, Va., June 30. Camelia the loss entailed from the storms. Mrs. OHoway was shot anC allied had been tenderly to came a law partner oi Isaac V. Van- When Mr. McKinley succeeded him casket carried Sansone, the wife of Mirino Sansone, Small cyclones were reported about by Harry Crawford, a wealthy retired the hearse and the procession derpooi, and in 1869 became a mem- in the presidency Mr. Cleveland re- started an Italian fruit dealer, committed sui- ten miles east of here, but the dam- farmer near Decorah, lowa. He then on its way to the cemetery. Along age slight. ber of th© firm of Lanning, Cleveland tired to Princeton to spend the re- cide here late yesterday by pouring was killed himself. It is said that Craw- streets the house '& Folsom He continued a successful mainder of his days in the qui-d of the from to the gasoline over herself and igniting her ford was in love with Mrs. Olloway, cemetery guardsmen, mounted and on practice until 1870. when he was elect- the university town clothing. She had been in poor FAMILY but that she did not return the affec- foot, policed way. MISSING; SUICIDE. ed sheriff of Erie county. Mr. Cleveland was the presi- the health. tion. Stand With Bared Heads. In the autumn of 1881 he was nomi- dent married in the White House, George Wheeler Drinks Acid on Fail- Harry Hugget, cashier of the Peo- nated Democratic candidate for mayor where, on June 2, 1886, Franc ** Fol- The silent crown stood with bared Root Again at Muldoon's. ure to Find Mother. ple's Bank of the East Side, was found of Buffalo and was elected by a ma- som, the daughter of his old friend heads and the procession passed along New York, June 30. —Secretary of Dee Moines. June 29. dead at Columbus with a bullet hole —Disheartened. jority of 3,530, the largest ever given and partner at the Buffalo bar, be- into Vandeventer avenue and the bell State Elihu Root 1b at William Mul- It is thought, over his to In his head. Indications point failure locate to sui- to & candidate In that city. He soon came his wife. in the tower of Old Nassau hall tolled doon’s health institution at Khite his mother and cide. Investigation has developed an brothers in Des became known as the “veto mayor,” land's body lies buried in the Cleve- mournfully. Plains again for a course of medicine, Moines, George Wheeler alleged shortage of about $6,000 of Kansas in using that prerogative fearlessly in land plot in Princeton cemetery. The cemetery was reached a few ball throwing, hard walking and rid- City, Kan., his accounts at the bank. committed suicide last checking public expenditures that he At 6 o’clock, just as the sun was minutes before 6 o'clock. The serv- ing, cold shower baths and plain cook- night by drinking carbolic acid. Quick disposition was made of the deemed unwise, illegal or extravagant. sinking in the west, a distinguished ices at the grave lasted less than five ing. ease of George Parkinson, who waa The reformed methods of administrat- company silently watched as the body minutes. HIT BY DERRICK BCOOP. arrested at Fair City, Mont., on the ing the city’s affairs, instituted by him was lowered into the grave. Then Soon after the grave was filled the Killed by a Train, W’eston, Va., charge of horse stealing. Parkinson while mayor, led to nis election in the the simple burial service of the Pres- cemetery was opened to the puhlic, W. June 30. M. L. Workman at Dayton Hollow Dam Seri- was brought Into court, entered a plea following years as governor of to* byterian church was read and before and the crowds which up to that time Hall, superintendent of the Hope Nat- ously Injured. of guilty to grand larceny and waa state of New York by a majority of the last M the carriages in the cor- had been denied admittance surged ural Gas company for the Kanawha Fergus, Falls, Minn., June 30. N. district, Machpelab sentenced to the penitentiary for one 192,000 votes over his opponent. His tege had ativen up to the path lead- into the grounds to view the grave was killed at Junc- Anderson, who is employed at the phenomenal tion, year. success it) the gubenia- ing to the buriat place the benedic- and floral display. near here, yesterday by being Dayton Hollow dam here, met with a struck by a passenger train. severe A big Jessie E. Baldauff, eighteen years accident. derrick, which was swinging scoops loaded with ce- old, a pupil at the Frances Shimer -Btreet Duel Fatal to Two. Diamond Field Discovered. Is Taken WithXramps. Sherman Continues to Gain. ment into place, broke suddenly and academy, Mount Carroll, 111., killed Goldfield. Nev., June 27. Mayo Berlin, June 27.—A dispatch receiv- Luverne, Minn., June 27.—John Wa- Ohio, Cleveland. June 30. —Congress- the scoop fell on him, partially bury- herself with a shotgun at her parents' Taylor, a mine superintendent, and E. ed from Windhoek, Damara Land, ters, nineteen years old. was drowned man James S. Sherman continues to ing him in cement. He quickly home, near Pearl City. She was W. Priest, an ex-constabie, died yes- German Southwest Africa, says in Rock river yesterday afternoon was that gain in strength. He slept ranch yes- dug out, and despondent treatise In ons study she terday field, bathing. it was found that one within three hours of each oth- a diamond the extent of which while in He was seized with terday. His condition remains normal failed to obtain the nasalng er as a arm was broken and his face terribly mark. result of a desperate street is nearly ten square miles, has been cramps and sank before help could and there has been no change made, duel with pistols cut, internal Injuries are also feared. Mr*. Milo Wilcox, who lives north- last Tuesday. discovered at Luderit* bay. reach him. in the plans for him to leave the hos- east of Red Oak, lowa, went violently pital not later than next Wednesday. Hail Destroys Crops. Insane last week. Securing a butcher Btudent la Drowned. Two Killed: Many Hurt. Pardons Ten Convicts. alx-year-old Sells Avoca, Minn., June 30. A severe knife sh* staboed her son, Lincoln, Neb., June 26. Fred H. New York, Jime 26. —Two persons Frankfort, Ky., June 26. Acting Hill Montana Power. eleven-year-old daughter, Falls ,Mont., wind and hail storm passed over Avo- attacked her Matteson a student of the Ames were kilted tand several injured in an Governor Cox yeßterday pardoned ten Gheat June 30.—James severely and then (Iowa) agricultural J. Hill and ca Saturday night, destroying small wounded her turn college, was explosion in the Pennsylvania railroad infirm and Mind convicts, being associates have sold the upon drowned the grain and garden truck. Nearly all •d the knife herself, In Balt creek, near Lincoln, cut Thirty-flrst street and Ninth greatest pardtmet at property of the Great Falls Water inflictini I at number one time facing storm gangerous cuts. The hoy died later i last evening. 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