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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-08
Victoria and the Old Woman.
From Harper's Bazar.l


1t is said that the Queen is a most
considerate visitor, always being
pleased with whatever is done for her;
but sometimes, from her fondness for
going about in the country, especially
in Scotland, with almost no special at
tendant, awkward or amusing incidents
occur. Oh one occasion, while staying
at the house of a Scotch nobleman,
she was walking abc1t the park with
only the Princess Beatrice, and en-
counteripg an old woman, entered into
conversation with her. The dame
asked her at once whether she had
seen Her Majesty, and on the Queens
replying, "Yes, see her every morning
before breakfast the old woman in
quired eagerly, @Oh, but is she as good
as she looks in the prints | used to see
of her when l was Younger The
Queen laughed, and replied that Her
Majesty was rather fiattered in her pict-
ures; and the woman again urged her
to say what she looked ike. We'll" +"
said the Queen, still much amused,
"she and I are said to look so much
alike you would hardly know Us apart.
w ell, YOU are uOI SD lll-lANOItu your
self" was the danes considerate answer,
which so entertained Her Majesty that
she bade the woman come to the castle
that afternoon, promising her she should
not only see but speak to the Queen
herself.
The sequel may be imagined.
Dressed in her very best the old
Scotch woman presented herself at
Castle Rat the appointed time, was
conducted through corridors, and up
and down, to a room which, soon after
she entered, the Queen appeared. @Eh
so Won are here tooT the old woman ex-
claimed: but almost Immediately it was
made known to her in whose presence
she was standing As may be inferred
the visit resulted in much profit to the
good woman, and considerable amuse,
ment to the Queen and Princess Be-
atrice.
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their big finger means approval, and
turning up the little finger the con-
trary The rest of the fingers signify
an il different quality OF things or per-
sons. All the men and women smoke.
The nomadic Thibetans DO not bury
their dead, but throw them to Wild beasts
and birds Of prey. In the capital of
Thibet the clerFymeu decide as to the
disposal OF dead body, whether it shall
be burned, or thrown into a river, or
buried or left as prey ior beasts and
birds
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do you ever purchase articles?" he
asked timidly, as be entered the edito-
rial room. Occasionally" said the editor
kindly, when they suit our columns.
What have you got-a poem?" "No,
sir-parlor matches, cent box, OF six
boxes for a nickel"
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Oueer Customs of a Strange People.

ist Petersburg Letter in the New York SUM-
Some of the customs of the Thibetans
are very curious. At parting junior
person takes off his cap, bows and puts
his tongue out. They pull their cheeks
in order to show surprise. Turning up
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The use Of the tern
" Short Line n In connee.
ton with the corporsss
name Of a great road, con-
yeys an idea Of Just what IL
required by the travelling
pubic-s Short Line, Quick
Time and the BEST Of ac-
eommodations-all Of which
at Railway IL America
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CONNECTIONS

AT GREEN BAY-With Chicago s. n. ". R'y
to and from OCONTO. MARINETTE, MENOM-
INEE, CRYSTAL FALLS, FLORENCE. ESCA-
NABA, NEGAUNEE, ISHPEMING. MAR
QUETTE, HOUGHrON, L'ANSE, and all
points in the iron and copper region. also AP-
rLETON, MENASHA, NEENAH, OSHKOSH,
FOND DU LAC, MILWAUKEE, CHICAGO
and all points south and east.
With Milwaukee s. Northern Railway for MIL
wAUKEE and all points north and south on
that line.
AT NEW LONDON-with Milwaukee, Lake
Shore s. western Railway to and from all
points on that road.
ATGRAND RAPIDS-With Wisconsin Division
0; the Chicago. Milwaukee s st, Paul R'y.
AT MERRILLAN-with Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis B. Omaha Railway to and from
EAU CLAIRE, CHIPPEWA FALLS, ME-
NOAONEE, Wis. HUDSON. SALTWATER,
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS. and all points
beyond.
AT WINONA AND LA CBOSSE-wIth O. q
n. w. R'y and c., N. 8 St. P. R'y to and
from REDWING. HASTINGS, ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS, and all points In MINNIE
sofa. DAKOTA. IOWA AND NEBRASKA,
DURING season OF navigation. with steamers
for all points NORTH and SOUTH on MISSIs-
SIPPI RIVER.
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sSH|()R I
| INIE !.
CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE,
AND ST: paul:

towns and operates over 4 800 miles OF road IL
Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, lows and
D2k0ta; and Is its main lines branches and connec-
lions reach 81 the great business centres OF the
Nortt west and Far West, it naturally answers the
description Of Short Line, and Best Route between
Chicago. Milwaukee, ST. Paul and
vsfnucapolIs.
Chicago, milwaukee,, Portage. La
crosse and EiHona.
ShsctEo. milwaukee. OrssnvtlIe,
Aberdeen and Glendale.
Coicsaso ., milwaukee,, Eau Claire and
Chicago. Milwaukee, wausau and
FEerrTtts
Chicago. milwaukee, Beaver Dam,
E01a Gu Lac and Oshkosh.
snic1gp. miIss aukee. Waukesha and
fac1u omOEEOCs
Chicago. milwaukee,, Madison and
E5EalTIe Eiu Chem
Chicago. milwaukee. Owatonna,
nackafO and EaEtbaufts
Chicago sBeioit- JanesviLie and Min
ernE ROisst
Chicago, Eigin, Rockford ana Du-
Chicago. Clinton, Rock Island. Cedar
Kaplas and sama.
Chicago. zse> noInes. Council Bluffs
and Omaha.
Chicago, Canton, Sioux City, Sioux
tasGs and Xankton.
Chicago, TEGIvausee, Albert Lea and
Southern gsinnesota Points.
ch,oaao, lily. i.s9Tsse, 9s,, nason CITY,
Rock Island, Dubuque, st. Paul and
minneapolis.
DaN&f eorf, s-aimarp ~. RAus and
minneapolis.
milwaukee, Racine, Beioit, FFeeport
ana ssock sAlaud.
Mitchell, WoIsey, ashton and Aber-
deem
dim River Valley Line.l
Pullman -ieepPrs and the Fissesf
Ebiss1stg sas's "a rae sCorfd run on the
main lines Of the GHgCz 60, HELWA o.
III ~ - @g- PAU RAILWAY, and
ever attention s paid to passengers by courteous
eull0Ees o. the Company.
Q. 8 Merrill. A. v. n. Carpenter,
Gem Aanager Gen1 Pass. Agent
y. T. Clark, Geo. n. Hsahord,
G5fi Supt. ASST Genl Pass Ast
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY EQUIPMENT

THEPASSENGER EQUIPMENT
ef this road has laleiy been improved and in
creased. and now embraces all the modern i'm
proyements and eoHveniences that tend 70
make travelling by rail safe and eomfoI table.
IF YOU are travelling between any Of the above
named points, see that your tickets read over
this line.
For time cards, rates, and information not
eotainable from local agents. apply TO
TIMOTHY CASE
GenH Passenger Agent,
GREEN BAY WIS
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NEW sERIEs-voL xL NO IS.

preservation If The Union. In it!
] i, suse o March 8, 1861, its leadin
editorial wlitcr says:
Ii is WEI that hey should ~
their exl ciiment. Il hey can DC
heiier nI5hout Us than with u, sod
foi bid nat We should keep :. en-
If the UiiIoa is really injuriou "a
lhem. Heaven forbid that we shou d
i.sist on pre- crviug il.
In lis issue of March ., 1861, it
con aimed a most atrociuus IN. uli
and ID, upon Mr.. Lincoln, repre-
sen ing him III stale Of beastiy in~
trxicution, with glass OF liquor in
his hand, revs ling among gang OF
bar ro N loafer~, with rum blossom
noses, while trough The open win
dow j. s,en heaise passing along
with tie Union and Constitutions
iaserib d on lis side.
Afer The bloody battle of Fred
ericksbu.g, anoiLcr cut appeared n
that paper equally insulting to
Presid nj Lincoln. In his commu-
nicmion 10 the Chicago Tribene,
printed in il last issue, Gen. BEEN,
referring to the cut, says:
Cenaiy one who ever saw that
cruel cut that appeared in Iiarper's
WccklN after tae battle of Ffet!er-
Icks burg. repfes niing in0ig ans
Columbia pointing hes fl scr "a Mr.
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THE New York Sun. one of the
ablest Democratic papers, says OF
Blaine;
@He Is an American through and
through, hone, fber and finger nails
He always flies the American fl .,
nEd the American eagle peIchcs on
his shsulder To the hereditary
antagonist, foe and rival to the
United States to England, his fl 9
js never lowered. not even in cere,
mony. Those poll
it.eians. Indcp, ndeHts and Demos
ordts, who imagine thai this Sort of
iuborn rassien, svowsd or h.dden, Is
a thing sI.at can be despised in
pTe.idcntial canvass, do not consid-
er The facts vi h sufh ie t Wisdom.
Mr.. Z aine j. a muci, mors difii@u'i
car dictate to deal with success -lu, Va
than those who judge from super
Fl fiuous indications may be.ieve.
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TIE PLArFaaxzs


The Democratlc Convention a
Chicago will p.oduce balm for the
Republican sorehead-, an! present :,
row # pIa itudes, which they will
call pla form and up"n which
Staiwarts, Dem mocra's. ard j fl
Dlvis may stand, 50 far as any ob-
iecii 'nnbIe principle may appear.
The Grecnbackers will sec nothing
Objectionable in it; The Pr ohibliIon>
lists and anti-P -Piolibitionists viii
gaze upon i; serencly and see roth
ing TO often6; The gulf in The Dem
oeraiic party on The Ia if question
will be laid over with srft plarks;
the whole platform will he pianed,
smoothed down, AMI wax,d with
soft soap; with all this, true Rerub-
licans, even with sore heads, viii
discover tin mseI YES IN this incon-
gruous masquerade, and with dis
gust viii leave and hasten up to tae
hi h,r plane where principles are
well aefned and the a'mesi heie Is
purer-
There is no mi-iaRing planks IN
the Republican platform. Each one
is d. lilctly marked as American
timber. and Blaine can censIs emily
endorse every principle repres pted.
His votes record his efTors to adj
vance them all. The platform is
Chinese; so were Blaine's woes.
1t is anti-monopoly; SO is Blaine |
1t is anti-freetrade; Brine holds
The in er, sts of Americans above all !
foreigners. 1t adveca'es a sir,ng |
foreign polio. embedded in Blaine.
It declares in favor of an intrr>
ational standard to regnlgfe the
value Of gold and silver coinage; so
Blaine has voled. Il reafirms the
Monroe doctrine; the whole coun
try endorses BIaine'> views. 1t pro~
nesnces against Mormonism and in
favor Of the protection OF American
labor. 1t is a progressive Ameri
rnt pIa form and is in perfect har-
mony with the Declaration or In
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Oar Ezumbu. Letter.

AS promised in my letter to the
herald Of June 18Th, 1 have made
my trip through the Bradshaws
The mining interests of Yavapai
county are beng misrepresented by
parties going south.
Mining was never carried on more
extensively in Yavapal county than
IS beirg done at the present time,
ana WIS never before so generally
deversified as at the present time
nor was there ever so much money
taken out within Il given time as
has been this spiing since the early
days of placer mining in Lynx cree
I do not believe the local papers
have kent themselves posted on
what has been going on in the couu-
ty. There has been small army,
and is quite a number of placer
miners at work along the southern
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HARPER's WErKLY'S HI
TssLS.

Harper's Weekly rs ever pam
pered the vicIous public taste by
exagaeiating popular rumors with
cartoons. 1t is the business If that
paper to make its cartoons caustic
in order TO attract attention, and this
forces it to ignore any Conservative
view. There are cases which Re
quire s., we're handling; hut Harper's
must furnish such things every
week without ia !. and tile pubic
must furnish the material-good,
b;.d CT indiffi renl-for its cartooos
viii, will be worked up 10 The
extreme to gratfy that class who can
read only pictures. TIE South par
ticuIally has slff,ied, ard there is
scarcely soulherner that does not
dispise its unjust, heavy and cares
less hand. The United States should
a; prove Haiper's Weekly as an
artist that h,ws away the rough
biemishes and leaves model but
as severely couiemn- the iconociast
wLo disfgures another artists model
to make it appear ridiculous to a
thoughtless mob, who as they jeer
CAS- pennies into his hat. The
greed Of its publishers excludes dis :
elimination, and c,,Itonns must ap-
pear 1t s,mbody's expense. Il il
were the sr'ist alone, it wou.d he tie
most valuable publication on our
governmental fiai,s; but as an
iconoc. asst it becomes criminal Its
tiles show that ii has made glazing
aud condemnatory mistakes. In
supported this we quoie from The
Chicago Tribune under date OF
Ju,a 13:
Ell tor cf The Trlbuar.-Please 10
info n me whether it W 5 not the
Ha,pers Weekly thAi opposed he
elerIion Of y bianam Lincoln aftel
his Ii. mifation J Y the people and
continued 10 vlify and abuse him
even attn his election; and in one
of its numbers II serted II cut repre-
serting him IS intoxicated in Jhe
midsr 1f a company of reveitrs
Let Us know about this 50 that We
may Judge If the character of this
b gh tone pu5iicaIitn Yours, ETC,
II. 7 STEELE.
Our correspondent is right in his
coniectures. Harpcr's eekly did
oppose Abraham Lincoln's election
and after his Inauguration, il viii
fod and abms, d na AT the begin
ing of The wsr it had no heart IN the
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edge of The countv. Cow creek anC
its r4nches-f'rench creek, til,
East Fork Of Castle creel., WhipSa :
gulch, Placer gulch and severn
others on The south side of Castle
c eek-have furnished employment
for several goo sized settlements OF
IeXlcans, large amounts to support
some ? by 10 trading firms The
ia is clear than placer mining has
by the rains of last winter been re-
e~@blished as one Of the industries
Of Yavapai county not to be over
looked by business men.
There has never been wet winter
il Yavapai county since the knowl-
edge of the white man knows to
the contrary hat was not followed
',y wet summer; and, if The rule
holds coed this year, it may b. ex-
rected that niar Y of the placer ems
tcrpriscs lnaugulated in 68 (the
nia2 mum Ct vet years in the pasD
l., ,.a,l-;.-e.. ,5l,,., 49,. -. -,
o.. - 49,,
banks ana bars of The Hassayampa
49,. - - : = ~ ~ w H'o,''n .
,,r,.,.. = - - - 80 -. -. :
~ -. ,hr,.,,u, l'.,. ra,. e.. .''A
s,d ,,,s,, - of ~, -
C.a,,;.aa..,,, ,t.,..'',l,.',
,-,-,,'.,,,is..,5.'. - 'N''-1 y -"
- - 49,,
,.,l -. g,.a.l,l - -, 40
tba rod hi ~ :, ,a.t -
,nti~..1, dis,,v = ~. -. r,.,-,,,'@l,
lie, ,rjnt.,. roi.na - C,e-,.,.,,',, y.
sn,e,t,.r ,r,ra ~ In. rt,r,,,. ,;.,,
;nl,af,,,sd ~. ,,.h 7v Ian. -fn,,..,
He made oo,.;..o-.il.. fn -.
seemed elsd ,,ses ,,e
Wafer a,n. feed r,.ro ora r,ent;
FIJI ON C.s,le crae,. ond t.;i,,,o.ias
I s,onncd a, Ai,,n.b.ha H1., -i.h
Hon. Charles TavIor men.be.. of
the last lecislatrrs from vbsn
learned maas Of Yavaoai ,,,ni,.r
camps. 1t is stated that the Placer,
lias near Walnut Grove Welded
Sf5G.0 600 in the summer Of 1se3
taken o,a bv N,vjca,s 7 learned
ION tLai Il i st;l, nr,h,h,o ,l,., an
r, alis,, co,,,,a,,, viii I,,;I,, ,.,,-,1 /
a.. -. ~. - ,,.,r, 'I,a 49,, -
,be I,,v,,r ,..,rv,n oftba rIssss,..,,,,.
r,a r., W-aav.r lrl tn nr.nose
to dam M The head Of the caayan
1oa r.et.n loi.n, r,,;.,. ,.;,, -
l,,;,a e,ra,,.,, :, :, 80
l,on m. ,5.-er,. of Minnh'na
80, : g. ,..ae -. =. - ,,e
oad. ,l,a -, eS - - ~
ssn Fr,,-o;so, ,aa.,,',.;.,- :, -
,,,,e he oran,rars ae - p
I.nah if - o,,,I, Iao,. a,,,a,l
see some of ,ba-o ciants of tre
80. -, s. ,1,.,o,, =. ''',, -, -,
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PHOENIX - ARIZONA.
DIRECTORS.
NJ. H SHERMAN. SAM'L A. NTursPHY
VIM. CHkIsrY, E J. BENNETT,
Guy BENNETT.

Receive deposits, make collections
buy and sell exchange, discount
commercial paper and do a general
banking business.
egOnce hours from a !. m. TO ?. N
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SENTENCED.

SAN FRANC SEQ, June 26.-Jndge
Toofy today ntcnced Jos. Ram
dali, ore of the eastern safe cracks
e-s, convicted of burglary in the
arst degree, to fifteen years at San
Qpentin.
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night Gied at $50 this morning
Trouer may poss bly, live some
tIme
INDIANA DEMOCRATS.
INDIANAPoLIs, June &c The
Democratic State Convent was
call,d 10 order by Joseph E. Me-
Donald, wio was loudly checred.
daniel " Vo. Ihces was made per-
manent chairman. The platform
endorsed Mcdonald for HE Piesi-
dency. isaac z Gray, was roniina~
tcd far Governor, and NJ. D. Manson
for 1t. Governor. The platform, as
adoll,d, condemns the corrupt and
exirava4ant expenditures which
have been made al Washington, and
that such Expenditures If the public
money may lie rem we'd from
the tax payers. 1t favors tariff
which wlliteiiove as far as possible
all The necssafies Of life from TAXA,
iiop, and a,y surplus f revenue
shall be iailhful!y applied to the
payment of the public debt
MISSOURI DEMOCRACY.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-In the Con-
venii n, John o. Day. Morrison
Mumloid, Dr. Francis and Chas H
Mausur, delegates at large on reso-
intions, repoited as follows: The
Democracy Of Missouri in Cenven
lion assembled at the oily Of St
Louis, rcaffirn he time honoi Cd
d,ctrlne9 of The Democratic oarl5
as enumerajs in a series of plat
torm>, and emphasized in positive
terms in pla forns adopted at St
Louis, in the Convention IL 1876,
aud al Cincinnati in 1850, ard that
we especialiy declare IN favor of
tariff for lhe purposes IF revenue,
ana that tie taxing power of ;he
the COVER lnent should be thus lin
ilec. and We are opposed to all polls
cies inieneed or calculated to foster
monopolles at the expense of the
people.
The resolutions we're unanimously
adopted.
A resolution inslractlng the dele-
gallon 10 vote as unit for Tllden
was voted down.
Tie Convention then adjourned
sine die
AsIATIc CHOLERA
ToULox. June z6.-At a meeting
of physicians to-oay in relation 10
tie cloiera- the najerity # them
opposed the opinion that it was
AsIa.ic.
/ BARTHoLDI STATUE.
PARIS, June 26-1he Franco
Amer can commissioner will deliver
tile Barthcldi statue of Liberty En-
/ lfgatei ing he World tr U. S. Min
ist,r Morlon on July Sh, in the
/ presence of the Prime Mini-ier.
ELL cTIoNs IN OREGON.
PoRTLAHD, June &c he official
count of the State eject on just made
for Congr, $ gives B Hermann, Re-
iublican. 25,699; John Myers, Dem
ccral, 23.652; Hrrmain's majority
2,047. The woman's suffrage amend-
nlent received II ,223 votes; against
it 2s,176.
SENTENCED.
SAN FRANC SEQ, June 26.-Jndge
Toofy Today ntrnced JOS. Ram
dali, one of the eastern safe crack
e-s, convicted of burglary in the
arst degree, to fifteen years at San
Qnentin.
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- cTIoNs IN ONEoON.

PoRTLAHD, June &C. he official
count of the State eject on just made
for Congr' $ gives B Heimain, Re
ublican. 25,699; John Myers, Dem-
ccrat, 1862; Hrrmain's majority
2,O47. The woman's suffrage amend>
nient received IL 923 vo tes; against
it 2S.176.
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TELEGGAP HEC
The Prescott ARRAY

Special to the HERALD
PREscorr,Juue 27-CorpoIal Jas
T Jenkins, Company c, First L
fant'y, who was SHOT in the afTray
in tie saz, rae saloon on "Wednesday
night died at $50 this morning
Trotler may poss bly, live some
f1nne
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AN IOWA TORNADO.

CoUNCIL BLUFFS, Jure 26.-The
exhibition bui ding race ira, k was
blown down fo-daY, not a board If
the building was lest standing. The
loss i, $1,000 Eve men and sew
erai race horses who had taken
refuge in the building from the
storm wtre severely injured.
QUARANTINED AGAINST THE FRENCH.
June % The Eeyp-
tian authorities have quafantined
French vess Is.
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BARTHoLDI STATUE.

Paris, June &c -1he Franco
American commissioner will deliver
the Barthrldi statue of Liberty En-
ligatei ing he World +" U. S. Min
ist,r Morlon on July sdh, in the
presence of tic Primo Mini-ler.
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c. uld not borrow 25 ceuts on South
ern Pacific bonds lie says thai he
IS loaping money now OF Southern
Pacific collateral at 80 cents. The
Central Pacific is now unembar-
rassed, and will probably ray lis
employees Tins month the same Us
before.
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MEXICAN RAILROADS.

GALVESTON, Tex, June 27.-The
News Laredo special says: Infor-
nation direct from the Cry of Mex
leo gives the news that American
railroads in Mexico ave to be handi,
capped by law requiring that all
railways in that country VIII lie re-
quired to fence the entire length
of their lines on both sides to keep
out even goats This VIII cost the
Mexican Central S5,00O.OO0. An
inspector Of railways has been ap-
pointed whose duties shall be TO
supervise and regulate tam sched-
ules- No special train-can run with
out frs oblain'ns his consent.
Condensed rELEGRAaIs.
French troops are retained in
Topquin, aud France VIII move
against China for the Sangston bait
lie.
The Mexican pension bill has
been laii aside for unfinished bus
ine.s by vote of 135 10 50.
My You, Chinaman, was shot in
the back and killed by an unknown
person in Stafford Alley, San Fran>
cisco, Cal.
Gus. J. Lovergari, fired four shots
at Policeman Christy, in san Fran>
cisco, Cal, and then killed himself.
Mitchell has malarial fever and
cannot box with Sullivan
Ex-Attorncv General S. P. Hughes
was nominated as Democratic cans
didate for governor of Arknn as.
The war between France and
China has been resumed, China
having made a fierce attack, killing
and wounding forty Frenchmen.
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MURDER IN MEXICO,

MEXICO, June 26.-Cadel Gonzales
The President 5 20-ycar old son was
riding IN street car yesterday will
Captain Peoro Garcia, professor in
The military school Trey quar~
relied viii Gen. Majors son who
with Lis servant was shot dead by
Garcia.
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LtND GRANT.

WAsHINGToN. june 27.-Senatc-
A bill for the frrfeil of the uneprn
I'd land grant OF the Atlantic IS Pa
cilic railtoad company was taken up
and Tue senate went into executive
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r ports from iwenty-eight sec
tions iii California give an unusual>
ly large gain crop; hay consldera-
bly, Injured; hops aud fruits are
benefited by late rains.
The Michigan Central and Canada
Soulhern have agreed to pass a
dividend.
Wm. Milton. a San Francisco
junk dealer shetland killed Miss AL
berlina J J. Anderson, better known
a Mrs B,ockman, then killed him>
self.
Parpell and Davitt are quarreling
at daggers' points and The IRISH
cause is suffering
In San Francisco. John Ivers, one
# he assaiiants of T. W. Shepherd,
ex,supesintend. Mt of the Jewish
Gene cry, has been found guilty of
murlcrous assault. A. M. Bowen
ha- been indict, d by the grand jury
on the charge of assault to murder
ex Assemblyman Montague.
CENTRAL PACIFIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-Chas.
Crocker denies having said that he
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New LoNDoN. June 90. The
Harvard and Columbia freshman
race has been postponed.
QUARANTINE
VIENNA, june 26.-Aus'ria is pro~
posing a quarantine against vessels
arriving from The western Meditei>
raEeau ports.