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PARIS, June l6.-It isannounced from
Co0ce9ntinoPeo thet the Marquis do
N0dlloD and Lord Du1kerin. tho Frenoh
and Eneliah emboGsadon there, support
cd BY other diplomats. have energetical-
" urged the assembling Of tho confer
enca.
ALEXANDRIA, Juno 1.-THE Khedive
drove through the Arab and European
part to-day without an escort.
The army showing signs of insnbordi-
nation, the Egyptian troops, accompan-
led by the janisearies of the COnouls, are
authorized to arrest all Europeans caught
firing from the windows at the ma
tives.
Among the victims of Sundays riot
are six Englishmen, one German and
three Italians.
CAIRO, June 1.-THE work of exciting
the people is complete. Papers were
distributed among the populace this
morning, warning them t. be ready at
any moment.
fhe Italian Consul has issued notice
to all Italians to quit the country.
GIBRALTAR, June 16.-Rear Admiral
Nicholson, with the United States
steamers Lancaster and Quinneburg,
arrived here and will proc ,ed to Alex
andria Immediately.
PARIS, June 16.-It is semi-onicially
stated that all poweB are agreed to re-
quest the immediate acceptance Of the
conference on the Egyptian question by
Turkey.
ALEXANDRIA, June 1.-THE Govern
ment has issued proclamation declar-
ing that the arrival of the Khedive and
Dervisch Pasha is q guarantee of order,
and citizens have consequently TO re-.
sumo their vacations. A Turkish frigate
has arrived. The Khedive has received
officials and several leading
Europeans.
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lNDIANAFOLIs, June H.-t)nly eight
cases Of small pOx are reported. There
is no scare here.
TORONTO. June 15.-1Ianlans physi-
clans issue card saying he has typhoid
fever, and will not go into training for
ut leSst two months.
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ELECTRICITY.

Mrs. DK. MATHEWS. Electrician. Office
ono ,ltDOr east Of the 1t. Nicholas Hotel. East
BrOadway, Butte. Mrs. Dr. Mathews has hat
charge Of the v1tIer ut the Boulder Hot
Springs for eighteen months ANA dill not laSe u
c1<s. Her Few nIsAle Of Treatment by leo
trlclty Is the ~ me IN psacticesi by the advanced
school Of electricians. 7Junall " kSwlm
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CHICAGO, June 15.-An Omaha
special says: John r. Caine, d. H.
Peery and Franklin s. Richards,
Mormon delegates from tho Utah Con-
stitutienal Convention, passed through
Omaha en- route 70 Washington to pre-
SAINT tho constitution Of Utah % . State
and edk admission. They win remain
in Waahington until Congress adjourns,
il necessary. The constitution provides
for q Republican form OF Government,
and does not touch the question Ut
Q0rm01ism.
Prof0sor Edward Benner, Superin-
tendentof the Salt Lake Academy, which
has beea established ut Salt Lake city,
under tho auspices Of the New
West Education commtsBi0n, de-
liverod IN address lat evening
on tho proGrees Of tho Church in
Utah. He said neither the Pollard bill
Of 1874, tho death Of Brigham Young,
the app)ooch Of tho Union Pacific rail-
road. nor tho entrance Of tho CONNER
cial traveller and tho milliner, had had
tho effect Of reducing Aormonism, but It
stood AMI grow I'm tho midst Of them oil.
The lomons had increased 1t tho rate
Of 5000 year from immigration and
tho devotion Of tho people to their re)ig-
ion. ut seemed - strong - over. Moth
ing had aver been aOlo to overcome
their Devotion to MOrm0nism. and prob
ably nothing ever would.
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Rosecrsns. was proof that Secretary
Chase had changed bic opinion Of Cen
eral Garfield after he had received the
!stters, although - public man he had
been used.
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Miscellaneous.
CINCINNATI, June A. eavy storms
prevail throughout Southern Ohio and
Indiana.
WAsHINoT0N. juno 15.-The President
has approved tho sentence in the case Of
Lieut.. Flipper, sentenced to dismissal
from tho service.
WARRINGTON, June 14.-The Presi-
dent has nominated Daniel H. Penny
Of Illinois, for Associate Justice of the
Arizona Supreme Court.
81. LouIs, No, June 15.-Bohle,
Young 4 Co, wholesale glass and
queenswaro, have made an assignment.
Their aso@ts arc estimated ct 4ll,2O0; IL
abilities $4,000.
ALEXANDRA, June ia council Of
war ha1 instructed tho troops strictly to
maintain order. Four policemen were
arrested on tho charge OF aiding the RI
oterS on sunday.
NEW YORK. June title Third Az
enue street Railway company h Obliged
to pay Fred Voe0, eight years old, 990y-
00O for the l0os Of his leg BY being run
over.
CARrnAGK, Mo-, June 15.-A band Of
oounteffeiters has been arrested In Car
terville, this county. The coming was
carried on under ground In tho drift Of
an old shaft in the Carterville mine.
Plaster Of Paris moulds for casting were
found.
DENvRR, June 14.-1he prospects for
IN abundant harvest Wero never % good
in Colorado. Cool weather in May and
abundant rains have insured q largo
Weld of wheat and oats; tho corn in .
Tow instances rOtted in the ground. The
acreage of potatoes 10 about one-thtrd
larger than ever before.
A mechanic named A. F. Wilson was
killed by . falling wheel in Davis ma
chine shop. West Denver, this afternoon.
Deceased came from Council Bluffs two
weeks ago.
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DIR, SPINNEY,

70. i UA1NIY Strict,
Tsoaas aal Coseoae aoa special Dessasss
YOUNG MEN
w Of youthful f0ltes or IMdi<creti0n, will do
we'll % avail themselves Of this, the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar III suffering human
ity. DR. SPlNNEY will guarantee 10 forfeit &5O0
for every cave Of seminal weakness or private
disease 1T anv kind or character which he under
takes and tails 70 cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many - the age Of thirty To sixty
who are troubled with tn, frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, often accom- pa.it1i by y slight
amarting or burning seslxa lion and n Wea keninX
Of the system In manner the patient cannNt
account for On examining the urinary delnM-
itx y rOpy sediment will often he found. and
sometimes small particles Of albun.es will ap.
pear. or the ct'lor will h. Of a thin ml!kish hue
again changing To y dark and torpid appear
ance. There are many men who die t,f this DIFF
nculty, ignorant ri the cause, which u the Sec-
Ofd stage Of seminal weakness. Dr. will
guarantee perfect cure ~ all kuci cases, and
= healthy restOratn OF the gentle. urinary or
ganx.
Once hours N to AMI 6 to \. Sundays from
10 toll u. ~ Consultation frs-.. TlOl,,i,,,ii ex.
animation and advice. IS.
Gail or address,. Dk. SPlENEY 4 CO.,
No. II ktarl,ey st.,
San Francisco, Cal.
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INDIANAPOLIs, June 14.-Rain fell in
perfect deluge here last night and this
morning, causing Pogue's run to over
flow, flooding the streets for many
squares, filling the Easements and COM
polling many manufacturing establish
ments to shut down. The dama9e ID
estimated ut 100000 to buildings and
merchandise.
between 8 and . O'Clock this morning
large number Of people were standing
on tho platform spanning Pogue's run,
just east Of the Union depot, looking on
the angry food, when the structure sud-
denly gave way and . number were pre-
cipitated into tho swift current. Fifteen
fest below them is . bridge 1t Meridian
street and the stream runs under the
Union depot emerging on the south
side through some Stone culverts under
AcNab street. Cyrus Bartlett . work
man, Immediately jumped into the Hood
and rescued two girls, and ct least If
teen others were saved before being
SWEPT under the bridge. Several
Others came out through the culverts
ut AcNab street and there were drawn
out. But tho others were swept BY and
under the culverts at South street to
certain death. Five bodies have been
recovered. They are those Of Kate Gil
derman, George F. Scoville, A. K. San
ders, attorney 1t law; Edward Tilford,
son q s. E. Tilford, and Geo. w. Smith,
of Clsrmont. Other bodies have been seen
floating, hut could not be reached. 1t il
supposed at least ten persons were
drowned.
CINCINNATI, June 15.-The storm last
night pr0strxted four bridges on tho Gin
cinnati and indianapolis, st. Louis and
Chicago road, between Guilf0rd and In
dianapolis. The Little Miami railway
track has been under water for short
time. The Ohio and Mississippi railway
IL running to st. LOUIS ON schedule time.
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struck several Mid blows until Weeden
Twelfth round. -Weetlen got in three
sounding clips In succession without re-
turn, two on the ear and one just above
the belt. The combatants then ex-
changed visitations on the stomach and
return. and wound up with Weeden' 9 ne
ceivin9 y stineer in the face that cut up
his forehead In n very noticeable man
Thirteenth round-Maloney aimed
wicked one ut the others face but 1t was
neatly stopped and the Irishn'an &C.
knowledged . n0ser, and two on the
chest. An attempt To get his antagonist
in cl,ancery resulted In locked fall.
Fourteenth r0untl.-Maloney put IN
his left on Weeden's cheek with ternDie
effect. This was followed by some long
range humping ana Maloney knocked
the other clean of his feet. Tne
next three rounds were AL IN
Weetlen's favor and his fr1en0s
were offering odds two 10 one
with no takers. MaIoney was eS.0eIt-
" getting tined out AMI his face losing
MI sc,nblance of its natural shape.
In the seventeenth round Maioneys
crowd claimed foul, declaring tnat
Their man had been struck below tue
belt, but the referee decided otherwise
amid great upr0sr.
Eighteenth round-MslOney seemed
fo.tll Il, leave his corner, while Weetlen
was rs eager for the fray as at the BE-
ginning. The round was in favor OF
Maloney, however, when the men dld
Get Together, he putting i'm two heavy
blows on the body and q wicked drive
ON the forehead. Before Weeden could
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The Living !Oompelled to Speak for
the Dead.

WAsHINoToN, June l3.-Geueral Ro-
secrans Wa asked this evening IL he had
anything {" say In cegard to the recent
" published letter Of Garfield to Secre-
tary Chase.
He replied: 1t IL very grave subject
and one that II painful for me to discuss.
but 40 these letters have been given such
wide publicity and 40 there seems to be
no doubt Ut their having been written
by General Garfield, I have no objec-
tion to stating what I know OF them
and the matter which they cover (tak-
ing up newspaper in which the CORE
spOndence appears.) The General
pointed to Garfield's letter to him, under
date Of January ~, 1850, and said, there
are two oints in this to which 1 want
to call attention. 1t is reply to brief
note of mine calling his attention to
the charge made Ly Dana in the Sun
that my removal from command Of the
Cumberland was the direct result of y
private letter which he (Garfield) had
written to Secretary Chase. In my
note, written day or two after the
charge appeared, I did not wish him to
then engage In any controversy that
might embarrass him in his Senatorial
fight, but would he glad to have him
deny the charge ut an early day. In
his reply Garfield makes too many pro-
lestations, he speaking Of having an in
terview with Secretary Stanton Ut Lou
isville, and Of having rebuked him for
his denunciati0n of me, and of earnest
" defending me against Stanton's as
saults. He also asserts that Chase had
written him while he was my chief Of
staff In regard to the progress Of the
war.
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CURATIVE PROPERTIES.

And are not equalleti by the famous
Arkansas Hot Springs, or any other
mineral waters on the face If the globe.
as specific for all diseases peculiar to
this altitude and climate.
These Springs are provided with the
only Vap0r Baths in the Territory, and
may Ike taken, when desired. in cOnnet-
ton with the hot water baths.
The table is supplied with the best
the market affords, and the bar with
the finest Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc.
Sf0nes Zcnx<, llH,I.I.is R,.rAn' .f<ano
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tan0=9epeI9en.
Trdu Qiucpin.

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coin sic iif gegenmdrtig bel tbrer Shmeier
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Das Gnse Ses 9yiauiffen Qeafc.

Ct. 2oui8, 10. Suli. = Die 2cife Ell
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in gfem gorf unb iollts ilu perbIt Die SdH=
GERM Gbritiue RilSipW auf ibrer 5uur Oura
Sic Ser. Staten 6egieiteu.
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Nfcir- -9Lrrfrr Qepeidhen.

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mad Antperpen ab.
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Sages=W Wenisfeiten.

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SermiIbte tete9raPbif6e Se=
hefe1rn.

SUu0 0rr 3Qllbeh0rbe in N On +
real murbe cine auf $4,000 geifabte
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;eidJnet mar.
Cine Seuer rsbruuit in Collar,
gHaibington 8erritorium, ri9tete eiuen
Sdaoen pou $250,000 oil.
Sn 8ermif, Teuni., rpurSe gSilbelm
Sufnagel BON etnem gemiiieu Die1er Ourd
SuRtritte get06tet.
Sic Staats zllntperiitGt BON
@eorgia bat pom Senator 8ropu Elm
@eIdcnt BON $4,000 erbalten, 6eren 3tnIen
fir Gr;ie6ung armer iunger Mdnner uers
meubet werbeH Iollen.
4u8 Bottspille, genni., ptrb gez
melbet, baB Die vRoltpzWaqutre5" Sobu
Dorris unb Gbwaro Dtonagban geltetn aus
Der Saft entlaiIen murotn. Sie naren III
fcben Sahren @efdugui6 perurtbeilt, mo
Elm Sabr murbe ibnen megeu guteu Serbalz
ters entlaiipn.
Die NaGrift, SaB 6. s. Bonb, elmer
Der ReSafteHre ocS Sem Y)orfer Blattes
Turf, Field and Farm" i'm Tlambeaus
&;per In 8isConftn er!runten iei, lieGlt
fidb ais unbeg tiinbet beraus.
Sin Srriiuuiger, Namens @loB.
DIR i'm &otcgue> 3owuibip, Yeunl., eine
Sdeune in SranO ftedte, fanO ben Sob in
osn Slammen.
SEQ. Barnet, eiu rei6er Siirger bon
Cation, Benni., itarb gefern in Bbilipsburg,
N.>S., an eiuem g SonneHfti6e.
Sn emarf, N.>S., begiugen am
lebten Sreitag 4benb Selb 4 mOrb
Der Nildmann Ssh. Gugitmanu, ipel9er
iif bic &eble Surhihuitt unS Sames 9.
@illiams, tpelder fid eridOB. 8sibs Mdu-
ner maren seiitestrant.
Sn Depalls 8tufi. Art., 1T Der
Neger @bas. Souase BON eiHem an6ereH
Neger, Ramens Bnibtugtou Biaiams, ers
ihoiIeu tporbeu. Qebterer mar elm Demo
trut uuo Sapage bate ibu besbalb aasssrifs
fen,
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gnropdtfdje SaGef6ert6ts.
(ssi&te Der ,aiiOeiirtcr BreiIs" fir ben 9sutfsen
9orrepcnbenten.
Spbu Sriabt,s Exclamation.

2onbon, Is. Suli. - Ser BrGFoent oes
Sanbslsumtes beitdtigte beute i'm llnterbauIe
bas @eriidt, baB SObn Bright ietn 4mt ais
aan:ler beS Ser5ogtbumS 2ancaiter niebergez
legt babe. Die DStmes" ben1ertt ebitoriea,
es iei III boffen, BOB fein Meinungsunterz
ifte0 SoBn Bright fir in1mer bon ben WtGu=
neln trennen peroe, nit benen er 10 lauge
pereintst mar. Die uBauz z@au- gazette"
ifreibt, es iei nidlt mabrIfleinlitl, bab IT.
gen6 elm anberes Sabtnetsmitglie refgniren
iperbe. Die &eiignatiou Srigbts ipuroe
beute Der St0nigin mttgetbeilt.
2onbOn, 16. Suli. = Der DSbieroer"
erfldrt, eS lei mabri6eiuIid, baB Sir Charles
Silfe, Der llnteriefretdr bes alusmdrtigeu, bic
Steae beS Sru. SObn Bright i'm &abinet
erbalten iperbe.
Ginc @rcueItbat Der Sniureentsm in Sosuieu.
@ettinie, 16. Suit Gin SnIuraeus
tenfiibrer iiberraIdte fiirSlif eiHen Otitrttt5s
@ouperneur, iuelfer nit Der ausbebuug
bon 8efruten beiddftigt mar, uuo nabm
ibn nebit Gsforte gefangen. Ser @ouuers
neur unS Elm i'm begleiteuber @eriftsbe<
anter puroen entbauptet uno 25 Soloaten
BON Der @storte erlfoiien.
Rarft unr S6rie.
2iperpool, 10. Suli, 1890 Nadm.-
Saumpole: WitteliorteS Sberlduber 1916,
DO. NetpsS Orleans u. - Die Serfaufe be-
trugen 5000 8alleu, Spsfulation unb Aus
fnbr 1000, 5ufubr 2700, iammtlide amert-
fanil6e.
9onbon, Is. Suit. - Ser. Staatens
Sblisationeu: A prog. 900, Ditto 4i.pro;.
115d, DO. perldngerte 5spro;. 600. = Grte
40s, bo. 2. 90, H.sY. Central 1871, u. &
@. gS. 1. 90, DO. 2. 90, 81. Central 140l,
Benni. gentr. 624. &eaptng 90, Ontario
@effl. 30, Rilpaufee ct. Boul Common
900, N,sS. Central @ouiols 1872.