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AN INTERNATIONAL CASE.
EORESN CLASHES.

LONDON, June 1S.-Amount of bullion
gone into the Bank of England on balance,
100000.
BERIIS, June 18.-Ths statement of the
Imperial Bank OF Germany ahoWs an in-
crease of specie of $4,000 mark.
Madrid, Jane 1S.-It is stated that a
party Of natives 10 B0rneo killed the staff Of
the British North Borneo company.
BERLIN, June 1S.-Herr Lssker, the Ger
man Liberal statesman, sailed Thu-sday !ast
from Southampton, by the steamer Vera
fer New York.
BEYRoUT, June 18-The forks have ex-
PEELED from the district Of Marach many
American families, whom they treated with
the greatest inbunanIty.
MADRID, June 1S.-Ei GioGo has beeo
sentenced 10 suspension for thirty days for
printing scsndalous insinuations regarding
the Queens departure for Bohemia
INNSBRUCK, June 1S.-Sabsdini, who
drove Overdank, bomb manufacturer, across
the border, was placed on trial last Saturday
on the charge Of treason, found guilty, and
sentenced 10 DEATH
ST.. PETERSBURG, June 1S.-Degiers and
the older members of the Cabinet and the
members of the diplomatic corps will be
given a grand dinner on poafd Inc Oalteu
States steamer Lancaster.
PARIS, June 18.-President Grevy b as OPP
posed taking extreme measures sgainsi
Anam, not wishing 10 ALLEVIATE The gym pathy
OF England and Americs. Prime Munster
Ferry, on the contrary, favors an energetic
course.
aST. Petersburg, June 1S.-The fes,ivite'
ia honor of the coronation Of the Gar have
ce ased with the exception Of the fste 10 b.
given 10 the Russian officers to-day by Ad
mirsI Baldwin, OF the American navy, Oh
board his hsg-ship.
BERLIN, June 1S.-Von Bennigsen, reply
ing 10 an address presented by the HANG
yeriau members OF the Reichstsg, ssid be
had resigned Parliament, convinced that hil
conciIiaiory policy hsd now DO chance Q!
success. He could only hope that opinions
youid change
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A new phase in the woman case is, says the
Boston Commonwealth, thus delinested-if =
report IN one OF our daily papers can he re-
lied on-alleged to have come from the indi-
vidusl most directly interested: 81 SUI p
uiiliner, and l have made between $500
and $500 year in NJ business for some time
past. / ma-rird tour yesrs ago. My hus
band is kind and goOd-looking, but be never
lesrned any trade, had no profession, sn5
could nol average $500 year. | loved him,
however, but l -aE IL would not do 10 depend
upon him, 50 l kept on with my business
After a lime ] ia NIX be got little lsZy, snd
az we were both away during the dsy, VT
could not keep house, and got sick Of board
ing. Finally, proposed hat he should keep
house and l would run the business aud find
the money. We have pow lived very hap
PLY 10 this say Tor two years. Ny husband
rises and builds the fir, gets breakfast, and
leave at 7;45 o'clock for my place of business
HEDGE the ashing and ironiog and the Gle an
iug, and do not know Of any woman who car
beat him. He Is as neat IS wax, and can cook
equal 10 anyone in town. 1t may be al
isolsted case, but / think the time has nes
come when women who have husbands L
support should make them do the work
otherwise they are Injuries We must d
uiIh-r-4D
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it was caused by blunl.r Of The property
man at the thss.er. When Barrett vas herr
NO nor "a sgo, preparation of phosphorus
wss us.d 10 give the fac. Of the ghosJ in the
play % H1nal9 a luminous appesr.uc-.
5 Saturday night iu the play Of Romeo aud
Julist tie property gave Modi-sks
pbial, sking It for the one contsining
the sleeping potion. Az soon az the CORK
vas removed the liquid ignited, and thus, Of
course, prevented serious results. No one
Tor moment suspected it WAS anything more
IL an a blGnder, until the matter was re-
ported 10 Modj-ska's husband, Count BoZsn,s,
who seemed very incredulous, and stated
that several attempts had been made on her
l;fa
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FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

THOSE who think must govern those who
toll ;" and the more intelligent thinking 4
man does, the more remunerative will be his
| labor, whether he is ditcher in The swamps
| or judge on the bench.
THE New Orleans Chronicle ia responsible
for this: "PGliizer, OF the New York World
married the niece OF Jefferson Davis. She il
remarkably handsome. He is very homelyi
In 81. Louis they were known as Beauty and
the Beast"
A BILL which has Just passed the Michi-
gan Legislature requires all teachers in tn 1t
State to pass an examination in physiology
and hygiene, with particular reference TO the
enscls u aconolle drinks s,imuian's anu
nSioo'ics upon 'ue nun an SYSTEM
on Cry Derrick: "Miss Jennie Marks, OF
Baltimore, won a sewing machine by making
a guess at the number of pills in bottle 10
window. There were 25,l0O pills in the
bottle, and she guessed 25, 100. There were
over 50Oo gues-e', aud the worst one was .
guess Of 100000. The man who guessed
10000 was one OF those fellows VINO get
thelr education Dy reading gas meters.
A YOUTH who had for two or three years
been paying his addresses to a $4,000 Brook
Ign girl discovered the other day that there
was a rival in the field. He thereupon sat
down and wrote: darling, have advanced
over 1890 margins and can do more. How
does the deal standP The next day brought
him an answer which read -" Margins ex-
hausttd and deal closed. Better invest in a
$5000giri."
TIE G,,tinent snnoupoes n new storv hv
Marion Harland: "Judith-A Chronicle Of
Old Virginia" The author spent much Of
her early life in Virginia, and this story, if
not exactly sutobiopTapbjcaI. will vet give
4 M Z
knew il. setting forth especially the briehtef
features of the old Southern life. with The
uuloyely side of which Northern readers are
mainly familiar.
AT an e- n, ainlnaue ~ OF teachers recently IN
Sle Vi tue "es I o' N' tone suange al
s"ers were maue' One cahuiua'e, peipg
asHeu 10 nane sn re sh hsins poee' PromP.ly
ifon.tuII III Ann,har - 80
ShaIesnears died and renlied abont twantv
wears AGO somewhere in .Jpiesnnvn Sill
another thought that Secretary Frelinphuyl
sen was zone O. them new patent machinee.n
NJ. p. ID a.
NJ $50 n MAtLo"S, -, "a, 'nu n'oin. ~ VI
MI uI. 'tIian ,sI ne" s,oiy III .ne
ioltnconlpg 1Ia'l@at.o,, 10 .ne iussi amer -,
can sfi, iuVeiy, ioSAo,e anu sn'eo'
opening OF the piot 10 rather starting ~ ls
suggested thst zoe innocent ana oeautiiui
girt is 70 step INTO the character and part OF
a. famous p sas %"m" uo' - ., VIC h Lag
.n.o"n w, ".u 49, use
d;aen;.a SUI III, Urov;d.. Fuo nsr. ~ , ma
sdgirsbIs s s;,u U' P'o''e' io' 'A'ie0
"O-- 1oe
"A GOOD story is toio OF me wlie Oh az
american diplomati:t, VINO Is iond Oh elLilng
upon Tue ceIeoil E1 ~ esery plaie ~nion she
o Iei L AZ ;I,...;N ~ III. one
e en51 her InfeI I Vi Gazing uRon
OuIs' e ".Nn3nn Io'Ins''
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CROOk,S CAMPAIGN.
An Interview with the GeneraI-Absurd
reports Set at Rest.

WILCOX, ARR, June 1S-Geu. Crook and
staff reached here early this morning. Col.
Biddle and Lieut. Forsythe will arrive to-
morrow with the Mexican women rescued
from The Apsches. The women will proceed
to Tucson. Knowing the general interest in
the recent Campaign, correspondent inter
viewed Gen. Crook, and those with him, and
ia in position to sst at rest many absurd re-
ports published by sensational writers. The
War Depsrlnl ent did not prohibit Gen.
Crook Crossing into Mexico. What il did
was TO caution him to adhere closely 10 the
terms Of the treaty in any crossing Of the line
he might have to make. No obstacles we're
thrown in Crooks way by the Mexican
authorities, on the contrary, Crook speak ks in
the warmest terms Of Gsns. Scarbo, Jopet,
Gov. Torres, nd all other officers he met in
Sonora. They received him ia the mo.t
hospitable and kind manner, and assured
him that # the trails were followed into
Mexico they would cooperate most heartily
in the matter. The Governor Of Chihu shua
Mayor q ubrisn, of chihuahua, and oihers,
we're very anxious 10 put an end 20 the
Chiracahua trouble, and when the troops
reached the Mexican owns Of BaVsza Bss8rac,
HuAchisnra ami San Miguel, the jnhab-
Itauts thronged out en- TtdsSe and gave them
most cordial welcome. Guides were Of
tains Of northwestern Sonora. Although the
climate is equable, and produces every hing
necessary, The people living there are very
much discouraged, having been robbed for
years by the savages. The troops nsrched
rapidly from San Bernardo, night as well
as day. The dress and appearance of The
officers speak forcibly OF the character Of
the Trip. Capt. Crawford, with the Indian
scouts and four companies of cavalry,
marched with the Chiricahuss north to the
agency. Gen. Crook says in regard TO the
disposition to be made Of the surrendered
hosties, that the number of Indians upon
a reservation is OF greater consequence than
the people imagine. Ii they can be put
upon San Carries, where live thousand sus-
picious eyes who will constantly watch them,
danger of another outbreak will be less than
if they were allowed a reservation by them
selves, when in idleness that might hatch
out mischief and deviltry. An axiom that
it costs less TO iced the Indians than to fight
them is incontrovertible. Another axiom is
that we must ight all Indians we swindle.
II they can't get corn, they will get Car.
tridpes
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THE CHICAGO FAILURES.
Nothing Definite FeI KnOwn-A state.
ment Regarding Ihe EeGeOeh
Failure.

CHICAGO, June 1S.-The clerks were busy
ali day yesterday in the offices of the firms
which went to the wall Saturday iu the
bursting of the lard corner, trying to bring
order out Of chaos. None Of the proprietor5 !,
however, are willing 10 talk, and nothipg
definite will he known ill Tue sday or poss :
bly, later. The statement is made, on what
is claimed to be good authority, thai Frida y
night McGsoch went 10 Phi Armour an
explained the situation, saying 100000
would carry MIN successfully through the
deal, thai Armour agreed to let him have
$3.50, 900; that two other large operators here
undertook TO advance like amounts, % liking
$3.50, 200, and that then McGeoch telegrap hed
TO Alexander Mitchell, of Milwaukee, for the
remaining S250000; that Mitchell replied
that be was willing to advance 81 100000 Of
i. and would carry the deal through success
fully, but he bad looked the ground over and
was sure several millions would be required
10 complete it, SO he declined to enter the
syndicate,
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THE MEMPHIS DAILY 4 PPE-

Young, general manager Of the company and
PRECEDENT Of the Albany aud Susquehanna
railroad. He say- that IN the summer of
1886 bare-fOoled boy was On his way to
Hene=dale, walking on the towpath Of the
Delaware and Hudson canal When four
miles from Port Jervis, he was uyertaken by
canal-boat. He was asked to Jump ABOARD
and ride, which be did. On the boat was
Scotch family, just landed in America, who
we're on their way TO the Pennsylvania coal
fields. One Of ils members vas lad eleven
years old, the same age as the Young Pedes-
trian. A strong friendship grew up between
the two boys by the time they reached Homes
dale. The Scotch family went on to Carbon
dale, the center OF the LsckaEaDna coal field.
The Ooy who had been given the ride on the
boat obtained employment on the canal.
The Scotch boy, mis- frier' worked in the
mines for a short time az mule-driver. Both
he and the former barefoot boy rose IN the
comPsny's service. The Scotch lad of forty
seven years ago is Thomas Dickson. His
friend, the other youth, IL Col. F, Young.
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Krum's Return.

ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-Judgs Chester r.
Krum, whose unexplained absencs from
nome has caused so much Comment for sew
eral weeks past, returned TO the city Last
night, and had 3 long conference with his
father and some frends. Nearly all tie
statements which have been published about
him were news 10 him, and excited his sur
prise. He would not be interviewed last
night, but said he would prepare q statement
for publication in a daY or go, and give sll
the Information concerning himself which
the public are entitled to. There appears to
be no doubt that the estate of Wm. Robert
SOP, tn dry goods merchant, whose assignee
Judge Rrum was by appointment Of The
Circuit Court, was properly administered,
ahd that all or nearly all the creditors were
paid their claims as far as the money ia h!s
hands would satisfy them.
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SOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON, June 1S.-Advices from Sierra
Leone state that Chief Gbpowe again made a
raid upon the British settlement in Snerbro,
and that British expedition was sent out
against him, in consequence, which sue
ceeded in capturing and burning four more
Of his stocksded towns, including one gaI
risoned by 1900 wsrriors. The British su-.
tanned DO loss of mer, owing TO the effective
use OF the battery on board her majesty .
gunboat Rocket Gbpowe fed, aud a reward
Is off red for his capture, which is expected
10 occur shortly
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AN ADMIRER OF AMERICA.

In conversation about Americs, 10 which
he seemed 10 take lively interest, be ex-
pressed much admiration for the enterprise
otthe New York press, especially the Herald.
This led TO some talk about the expeditions
TO the North Pole, the discovery Of which
his aj=sly was content to leave to the next
generation.
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The sinrx Completely Told.

CHICAGO, June 1S.-The story in regard
to the great break in lard appears to have
been very completely told. This morning on
Change was looked forward TO with con-
siderable trepidatiou, in apparent fear that
tbe market might take another downward
turn, but it proved otherwise, and at IL
o'clock the July option, which closed at
9773c Saturday, had risen to $500, and the
feeling was comparatively firm. Beyond the
firms reported IN these dispatches Saturday,
none others have succumbed, and the firm Of
Ellis & Lightner, among those reported as
crippled, have transferred their deals and in
this manner have tided over. The Asso-
ciated Press estimate az 10 Losses, putting
them at S2,500,000, is as near accurate as
can be made. Some published accounts this
morning swell these figures to 50 900, 900, but
this is largely ba-ed on conjecture. The
firm Of McGeOch, Egeringham & Co. decline
10 furnish any additional data at this lime,
and can make no statement until some days
have ELAPSED
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= rIgnt vim nrMYork Rnur,,s.

NEW YORK, June lS-A crowd of rourta
al FlIcepth street and Fret avenue last nighi
amused themselves by Insulting pasgers-5y.
A fight ensued, and Officer Mccoy, who a
tempted 10 dispeTss the crowd, was felled BY
a blow On the head from a stone. Cap
Gunner aud section of police soon arrived,
and were confronted by several hundred men,
who assaulted the police with stones and
other missiles. The ain and officer
charged, and after vigorous fight the rioter
were dispersed and four of their number al
rested. Officer McCoy's skull is believed lc
ha fraeIur.d
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THE SrAR.RoUTE vEKDICT.

mot ChiGl guilty, Your thic) Honor" the Foreman
said;
The audience was huShed the Judge bowed his
head.
Then there rose from the crowd a hysteiical sh1nt
Like that which Is heard when a bully's knocked
out,
And the sobbing Of women made stoutest hearts
melt,
belt.
There were tears in the eyes of the strongest of
men.
The Judge calmly nibbled the end of his pen.
YOU'RE twelve very good men, and no doubt you
are true,
And you've done unto others you'd have them
do to you.
And now, Mr.. Vernon, prsT how do You feel?' 4
Il feel like (hie) daisy from my head To nj =
heel
And for this (hic) verdict, don't care what they
say,
It's the lhic) best we could do, sir, on (hic) two
drinks q day. -NetU York World. Z
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Eour Mur1Ier. ana 40 .rres,s-

school exhibition at Sulphur Wells, Metc,lf
oouuty, Marshal Henry Beauchamp aaked
}. b. Wintrey and J. Price TO desist from
making disturbance. Winfrey and Price
opeued fire on B sauchamp, who returned l..
Mcfarland, constable, was shot dead, and
Beaucbamp WAS mortaliy wounded; lady,
Miss Phlilipot, was struck on the cheek; a
negro, who lived at the well, has not been
heard from since, aud is supposed to dead
In the bushes, where be hid. Winfrey
escaped injury. Price Is reported to be badly
wounded. No arrests.
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UnproyOked murder,

CHICAGO, June 18-Rudolph Brew, fifty
years old, was struck down and killed By Al
bert Nesca, a young man, last night. The
dead man met N-scs by appointment, to urge
The latter 20 make rsparstion for the sc due.
ton Of the form rs daughter The assault
was apparently uDproyoksd. Tue sssAilant
il at large
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business, its Manufactured, its geographical
advantages known, than Memphis. The
Boston opportunity is open to us-sh all We
remember that Tennessee tent at the Centen-
NAL and enlitIe ourselves to a seat in that
di-crsditable show of rag and dirt, or shall
w convinc. Boston and The rest of the world
that Tennessee, with Memphis in the van, ia
awske, on the sler', full of visor and deter
min ,tinn9
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CHICAGO, June 16.-A mass meeting,
callei for the avowed purpose of rebuking
the Pope for his interference in political af-
fairs in ireland, was well attended, 1000 peo-
pie pressing in the West Twelfth street
Turuer Hall tonight. The series of rssolu-
tions adopted, while directed at his holiness,
did not use his name, but some Of the speak
ers did, and rather freely. The non-papal
uttersnces were loudly sppiauded.
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GALVESTON, TEX, June IS.-The Nelcs's
Columbia special says: "Charles Wiustead,
resident here, and one Thomas, gam bling
tramp, had some dispute in a gambling
room, and, meeting on The street, commenced
shooting with reVolvers. Five or six shots
were exchanged. Ole from WinsIead's piy-
toll struck Win EberliDg in the neck, killing
him instRutly. A bali from Thomas's pistol
struck Robert Henry IN the leg, inhic;ipg a
painful snd serious wound Winstead W. 8
unipjured. Thomas left immt diatsly. Il is
not known whether he was hurt or no.
Many others narrowly escaped. Eberling
was one of the best young men in town, and
il great loss 10 widowed mother. No ar
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the Ascension ef this city, announced 10
his congregation yesterday that he would
tender his resignation next "Wednesday
Mr.. Richie has been recognized as the
extreme riluslist, and his church services
had teen marked by extreme nigh church
Ceremonies, which have apparently &C.
casioned differences between him and
Bishop McLarep, of this diocese. The
bishop, at a recent diocesan convention, de-
liyered an address which was thought to be
Poinled at the high church forms observed
a; the Church of the Ascension. Mr.. Ritchie's
congregation appeared greatly attached, and
his opponents credit him with having estsb-
lished large and prosperous parish, aud
with having successfully carried out large
number Of oh aritahle nrniacIs
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NEW HAVEN, CONN, June 18.-A serious
fight occurred at the sleanooat landing to-
day. Officers attempted to arrest a drunken
passenger Of the Grand Republic. They
were resisted by crowd, and several officers
and others were severely besien.
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THE KRUM MYSTERY
Cleared Up by The Arrival Of the
Ex.Judge at His Home in
st. Louis.
Mob Law in Arkansas-FOur Murders and
No Arrests-A Fierce Fig bit with
New York ROughs.


Special to the Appeal
HELENA, ARK, June 18.-The hanging Of
Granville Warden, colored, by mob near
Duncan Statior, Monroe couaty, rumored'
here Saturday as having occurred Friday
night, was confirmed to-day. At thelas Term
OF the United States Court hare Warden was
a witness against one jas. Evans charged
with selling liquor without license and in
timidatiBs witness, the last chsrge being
sustained aud sentence suspended upon prem
lee Of good behavior. The circumstances nov
point TO Evans as the leader Of the mob
sgainst Warden, and the case will be yigoI-
ously pushed against him.
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MEXICO.
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 1S.-Congress al
journed to-day. The most important Iegis.
lation has been the authorization 10 TIE
President 10 settle the national debt, sn
amendment to the constitution, submitted 10
the States, giving control of the mining and
comm rcial laws to the federal Congress, ard
several rsilroad granite, the most import AT t
of which gives a charter, with subventions,
TO the State of Michoacan over the route for
which the Mexican Nationsl railroad for
feited its charter, after having spent large
Gums in construction.
Msrical, Minister TO Eogland, sailed on
the British Empire, due in New York Juns
2Sth.
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King Humbert Inreryiewsd.

The Rome correspondent OF the New York
Herald sends the following: King Umbsrlo
kindly gave the Herald corres pon5ent hall
hours private audience al the Quirinal thi
afternoon, In the course VI which bis maj
ezty, with the frsnkness and simplicity which
have msde him so popui ar, discussed various
matters interesting to Italy and the world
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A COMMENTED KING.
Umberto, OF Italy, Interviewed By New
York "Herald" Correspondent-His
Opinion Ofthe Pope.
What He Thinks OF America-His OnIy
AmbitiOn-An Admirer Of Amer
iea-FOreign Notes.

ROME, June 1S.-In the Chamber Of Dep
uties Saturday, in debate on the tariff qees-
tions, Signor Gagliaido declared that fesrs OF
America competing with the IIslisn grain
trade had little ground. Cereals from Amer
lea were always dearer than italian cereals,
and 1t was absurd TO impose an import duty
on foreign production.
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THE VATICAN.

Speaking of the Vatican question, his
majesty declared that he had the sinceres.
respect for the person OF the Pope and re-
GREETED deeply that reconciliation between
Church and State in Italy seemed 90 far die
tant. IF the Pope Vsre to Leope his retirement
for the streets Of Rome" said his majesty, II
feel convinced hat he rOtId meet uith The utmost
6isf,rs1ern
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SUNDERLAND, June 1S.--The excitement
over the catastrophe in Victoria Hall Satur-
day night, by which nearly 200 children Ios.
their liVes, continue, intense. Some Of the
children who escaped say the report spread
through the gallery at the close of the per-
Torrance that the child first out of the hall
would get prize, and consequently an eager
rush for the doors. Most of the bodies of the
lranch
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a Counierreiier Caught.

OSHKOSH, WIS, June 1S.-Richard Hughes,
well-known and well.to-do farmer, liviag
near here, was arrested by United States
officers Saturday on the charge OF making
counterfeit silver dollars. The parapher-
MALTA OF manufacture and 4 number of spU-
rious coins were found on his premises.
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CHICAGO, June lS.-On North avenue,
last night, Ihos MCGUIRE, dock labocer, met
Mrs Mary Lutte, proprietor of a LAUNDRY,
and cut her throat with q razor, which he
then turned upon himself. Tue won An died
in few minutes. The man will probably
recover. Jealousy was the Cause.