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ATTACKED By A SIBERIAN HOUND.
The Man Severely bitten, ind the Dog Choked
to Death Amer - Desperate struggle.

The Man Severely Kitten, and the Dog Ch0ked
to Death Amer Desperate Struggle.
BOSTON, June 2s.-At about 4 o'clock this
morning Mr.. Z. W. Jackson. bookkesper, was
on his way from Medford to Maiden to catch
the early horse car for Boston. While passing
the residence Of George NJ. Goulding. in NAL
den. a large Siberian bloodhound belonging to
MIR. Goulding rushed out to the sidewalk and
attacked Mr.. Jackson In most savage manner
The animal jumped for the mans throat. but
caught hold of his wrist which was put up to
ward of the attack. A desperate struggle fol-
lowed: Tho animal, having tasted blood.
eral places from Mr.. ,Jacksons arms. and it
required all OF MIR Jackson's strength to keep
the beast away from his throat. The cries OF
Mr.. Jackson for help could be heard half mile
away. but there was no one In tho neighbour
hood at that early hour; and the man and beast
had to continue the struggle for life or death.
The deg finally got Sise-lke grasp Of Jack
between his teeth. Mr.. Jackson finally sue
ceeded In grasping the dog by the throat. and.
with the unnatural strength OF q man whose
life is at stake. choked the lbenst to death. Mr..
Jacksons wounds arc serious. The dog had
boon chained. but broke away.
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LITTLE MISS s1LLOrs BATH.
she Tumbies or = Pier and 10 Rescued
EAciently, but Net Herolcally.

she Tumbies or Pier and 10 Rescued
Eneisntiy. bss Net Heroicaily.
Nelly Sillot is nut-brown little italian
maid Of seven years. who wears a dress with
the waist about half an inch below her arms.
and her hair In two shining plaits that dangle
down her back. She Is an atom In the vast
Latin swarm that fills the tenement 1872 Front
street. Brooklyn and last Friday night she was
playing on the wharf at the foot Of Pearl street.
In that city. when she varied the monotony BY
tumbllns into the water.
There was at once q terrific din among the
Italians on the spot. some OF the more cool and
ready-witted among them helping the unfor-
tunate girl by leaping up and down in the air
and uttering a series OF extraordinary cries.
while others dashed madly of In the direction
Of the remotest police station. In the mean
time little Miss sillot was undergoing at one
and the Same time two novel and painful ex-
had got as far in the drowning process
when . rowboat with two men aboard,
swept Alongside and she was lifted
by means of the shining hall braids into an
other lease OF the Joys and sorrows OF the
world. She was disentangled from o mass OF
Italian infants at the Front street tenement
barring the natural shock to the system from
having undergone wash
The curious part Of this story is that rumor
twisted 1t into an affair OF great heroism. In
which three small boys won undying glory by
plunglng into the food at the peril Of their
leaping In. rs we'll as the three small boys. is .
June myth.
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BEGGARS IN THE SENATE.
THEY PLEAD FOR LHBERAL RIVER AND
HARBOR APPROPRIATION

Oregon Pee0ts - Deslph's Hapsrtuuisy-TAs
senate Promptly 1ssesrss May lseas
which lie Cs.nissSs hsa ssrishsa 0ut.
WARRINGTON. June 2s.-The Senate occu.
pied large part Of the session to-day debating
the River and Harbor bill. On reaching tho
item for Yaauina Bay Mr.. Slater moved to
mako tho appropriation $4,000. instead OF
$4,000 This was too much for Mr.. Frye who
said he liked to SEQ fair play. Oregon had al
ready got great deal moro than It was EMIL
tied to. II measured by tho standard adopted
for othor States. Tho Senate Committee on
Rivers and Harbors had been compelled to
give that State four times a. much as its proper
share. just because there was on that commit
tee rs persistent ana importunato a beggar for
his State talludlng TO Mr.. Doelph) as no tMr.
Frye) had ever known in his life.
Mr.. Frye asked where this bill would ond II
the Senate were to increase tho amounts re-
ported by the committee. Tho committee. he
said. had undertaken to cut down the House
appropriation. and had succeeded in reducing.
It 100000. The bill was printed with that re-
duction. and within six hours OF the moment
when 1t became known that tho bill had been
cut down. almost every single item was back in
the bill. II we should appropriate the amounts
recommended by engineers and others as in
Mr.. Slater said the trouble was that Congross
bad undertaken to put this great nation OF
$1,000. 600 people In straight Jacket. and they
not rapdt the ss
ought. to BE- tS5. 600. 900 a year. Tho Bill was
far below tho demands OF commerce.
=, MIR. Mcmillan thought there was no danger
snt o1sSH IN EGua ssr sw s S.s .ss 7 MG
and Harbor bill should be Increased. because
OF the rapid development Of the country. We
anticipation OF the necessities OF localities and
harbors. He hoped the Senaet would adhere
70 the committee's Recommendation. Which
It did and Mr.. Skaters motion for an increase
Mr.. Pu SS hoped ID the Senate would not asrec
teo reducing from 1850. 900 to s250.0O0 the up.
preparation for continuing the improvement OF
Shoals. After remarks by Mr.. pugb and Mr..
Harris for tho larger amount. and Messrs. Con-
ger and Mcmillan for the smaller. the Senate
disagreed to the reduction and replaced tho
Mr.. Williams in urging a disagreement to the
Koncucky River and other Kentucky Improve
men, men.s said he believed in liberal anpropra;
River and Harbor bill ever passed had been
that Of two years ago which had. by some peo-
Gle, been denominated m illumination. Mr..
dneon IN he 81 OHIO RvSor e Ious
vile. He said the amounts appropriated for
States that had representatives on the Senate
Committee on Commerce had been Increased,
been reduced. The Northern States especially
had had their amounts increased. while those
Of the Southern States had been decreased. He
did not think this was fair treatment.
move on Monday TO limit debate on the River
each Senator. The Senate then adjourned.
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coxEkssxox OF 4 xusDxREn.
TIE Hsgre neg Csphas Tslllns Asw he KIN.
- che 1ssh Hermit Mrs.. Dush.

TIE Nssre Neg Csphas Tsiiins Asw he KIN.
- che 1ssh Hermit, Mrs. Dssh.
CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Juno 2s.-Frederick, alias
Murphy. tho rich hermit near Williamsburg.
Dorchester county. has confessed his guilt.
On tho Monday morning on which the murder
was committed. his wife having gone over to
New Hope. tho thought occurred to Cephas that
he would 90 over and kill Mrs. Bush and got
her money. He got up at about O'Clock
and won't through the woods toward Mrs.
Bush's house. Ho stopped and cut pine
club. with which he struck the woman
and which was aiterward found. On ar
Eiving e. the clearing opposite Mrs. Bush,s
9S say her toward The
she had gone into tho wood. loaded the cart cart
Where yns IN ws Mss Il wns s
ting on tho front OF tho. cart. with shawl
thrown around her shoulders and a. :" chickon'i
bis hidIng place and dealt her blow on tho
or s BY
Who would kill me' 1 have done no one
curt. Cephas seized her BY the feet and dragged
inx with desperation. After, Dragging her
head and face with the club. and finished tho
&C. that che Was dead he dragsed tho body
search Of money, but vii hout success lie says
the Wien hSq rs
Bush had brought from williamsburg that
morning, but did not have any desire to take
resistible imp pulse. he took the soap Which AFTER
waro went 30 far toward convicttng him.
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COWBOYS RUNNING OFF srock.
Ranchmen Ask for Military Ala to Capture
Them-Twe Caught and Hanged.

Kanchmen Ask for MILITARY AID TO Capture
Them-Two Caught and Hanged.
ST. PAUL, June 2s-Mr. Gallien, q large
ranch owner near Belfleld. OAK. Is In the city
to secure help to recover his stock. which has
been run Off by cowboys. Gallen discharged q
cowboy. and chastised him at the same time.
The cowboy called his brethren together and
laid his complaint before them. the result being
that they all rebelled against their respective
seze ali the s,dcr oWnsa ae1
and others. The ranchmen organized
and posted men at various points.
while others went riding over the plains In
search OF lost stock. One party has not been
heard from. and 1t is possible that they fell into
boys were captured about forty miles from Bel
field and were hanged. The others are COM
petely surrounded and cannot leave the Terri
they might have to meet. and Mr.. Gaien came
here to seek military aid Of Gen. Terry.
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BAs1 1ALL PLAYERS DRz7ANE
PPspssiss - HSnsre Dssssssa e che Csave
AsaSAss Daaaay Games.

EPoDoo1o0 - n0DoPo Oeooeso0 q eho Co0eo
Against Sunday Games.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, June 2s.-Judge Wylle Of
tho Common Pleas Court this morning refused
the application for writ Of habeas corpus In
the case OF tho State against Fred. II. Carroll.
catcher Of the Columbus Base Ball Club. who.
with number Of other players OF the Column
bus and Brooklyn clubs. wore arrested on Sun
day last for violating State law BY playing on
Sunday. The Judge held that the phrase
breach Of the peace" In the statutes. includes
all lndictablo offences. and that the arrests on
Sunday were legal. He remended the prisoner
Of the base ball club says this is death blow
to the. game in Columbus, as II cannot DO sup
ported without Sunday games. Manager
schmetz says that tho gamc scheduled with the
Metropolltans for Tomorrow Will DO played
Notwithstanding tho decision.
tho Columbus Club say that cases aHainst tho
Consolidated Road for running street cars on
Sunday will DO prosecuted under tho same law,
and intimate that warrants will be sworn out
tomorrow against the State journal Company
to stop tho issue on Monday morning. Of the pa
per. as the principal part OF the work thereon
has to DO dono on Sunday.
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WASHINGTON. June 2S.-Mr Cannon's resolu-
ton offered yesterday in the House providing that the
Record be amended to show that the speech pur
ported to have been delivered by Mr. McAdoo OF New
Jersey In which anson 10 made to Senator Logan was
not actually delivered by him. came up again to-day.
Mr. Cox of New York. after deprecating the practice
OF printing long In the Record said that
Glte arose from the publication in the Record of an
owned 5000 acres of land. 1t had not been charged
that he came by them wrongfnlly He mr. Cox did not
know that Mr.. Logan was dishonest man. What was
the object Of this discussion to-day except prevent
adjornnenf In order to put end to the cussiOn
Of Good ~ and voter'l
The motion was agreed to without division.
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Wheat P-o.peet. In the Nortswe.t.

ST.. PAUL. June 2s.-From nearly every quar-
ter OF Minnesota and Dakota reports concerning grew
Ing crops very encouraging The cooler weather Of
tho last few days has checked the tendency to rank
growth OF wheat This grain Ia from two TO three
feet high and 10 rapidly heading out Indications point
prevails that the yield viii be considerably larger The
points here and there the line of the WnOna and ST.
Peter Thus fur. however, there 10 serious ground
for fenr,
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A Protestant M,..lea Attacked In Mexico.

CRY OF MEXICO. June 20. via Galveston
The Protestant mission at Ceaya. the Central Rail-
road. attacked by mob which destroyed the fur.
niture and effects The Rev. A. W. Greenman and the
other inmates escaped to neighborinR house. but were
pursued and fred They returned the re and killed
one and wounded several OF the mob, which then dis
pers.d The mission party were then protected by Fed
can Legation here. The Mayor OF Ceinya having en-.
couraged the attack and refused protection Is
BILE for the disturbance.
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MIR. GYE IN Search OF ARTISTS.
The Conditions OF his Contract with tho
Metropolitan Opera House.

Metropolitan Opera House.
LONDON June 2s-Mr. George L. River,
who represents the directors OF the New York
Metropolitan Opera House in London. and Mr..
Ernest Gye who represents the Covent Garden
Opera Company uimitedl. came to a verbal
agreement last night. Mr.. eye is to have tho
option OF leasing the Metropolitan Opera House
In case no is ablo to engage a sufficient number
OF efficient artists for next season. Tho con-
tract will be signed on Monday after tho de-
tails have been settled.
Mr. Gye is indsposed to undertake this en-
terprse unless he can obtain a thoroughly Of
flcient troupe. As 1t is already late in the sea-
engaged In negotiations with various artists.
and no believes no will be successful. Within a
fortnight he will know for n certainty. He says
no would rather defer going to America than
90 with an Indifferent troupe.
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A Carriage and 1t. Occupant Blown OF n Pier.

baltimore juno 2s.-Capt. Prettyman White.
with his little four old drove down the land.
ing At Deals Island yesterday morning. and out to the
end Of the wharf. which extends for quarter Of mile
into the Sound Leaving his child In the buggy he uii.
hitched his horse and tied to post Turning around,
With ths child IN # ever ~ edge Of the pier
u IL thought stunned the child, he did come
the surface after sinking Later in the day the body
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Shooting his wife's Traducer.

WAvERLy. Tenn. June 2s.-For some time
past Wilson Larkins has been annoying william II.
Owens by making insinuations against the laers wife,
To-day Larkins displayed handkerchief near Owcnss
store, saying that II had been presented to him by
Owenss wife. Owens overheard him and came out Of
afterward with revolver and dared owens to
The latter did carrying the shotgun aud fired upon
Larkins inhcting wounds from Witch lie died in few
moments The Coroners Jury returned verdict Of jus
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Mrs. Rhinelander visited her husband. W. @.
Rhinelsnder. In the Tombs Friday evening last and
remained two hours Frederick X. Clark her lawyer.
present. and after the interview accom-.
panied Mira Rhinelander his residence <33 West Fifty
seventh street Here he says he wrote at Mrs Rhine
sons Lawyer John Drake, whom Rhineander shot, had
attempted to cause separation between her and her
husband Judge Lawrence granted . writ OF habeas
corpus yesterday to bring Mr. Rhineander into
Tuesday next on motion to admit him to bail.
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A GRIM WESTERN JOKE
An Invitation 10 See Six Horse THE
Hanged on Fourth OF j uly.

An Aavitntlon to Sec Six Horao Thleves
Hanged on Fourth OF July.
CHAMBERLAIN, Oak, June 2s.-Extensive
preparations are making for Fourth OF July
celebration. The following circular has been
distributed. and. owing to tho fact that this
region has been sorely afflicted by horse
thieves. several OF whom have received sum-
mary justice. many believe the circular is more
In earnest than in Jest:
July THE grandest attraction offered to the
people OF southern Dakota After the exercises Of tho
day close. and ut 80 NJ six notorious horse thieves
will be suspended BY the neck from elm trees In the
grove opposite the city Of Chamberlain Let every
who wants to SEQ horse thief hung come.
Come one. come ALL BY order Of vioILAEfEs.
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r.e Ro,e In Which M. Cock Figured.

WASHINGTON. June 2S.-Gen. H. V. Boynton
testified before the Springer Committee to-day that after
the employment Of Mr. Cook In the route cases he
asked the President II 1t were true that Of Cooks
reputation had been employed a. Government counsel
The President reped that he had acquaintance with
Cook, and asked the witness to the
sra and inform him Of Cooks general character The
outrage on him. The witne,s had an interview with
Macveagh. and the latter said Cook employed on
the theory Of setting thief to catch thiefh The At
torney. said he knew all about Cook a. the
capacity and was not ntrusted with any Of the secrets
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Counterfe,terS Tool. In a Farm House.

JOLIET. ILL.,. juno 28.-Adam Williams was
caught in the act Of passing counterfeit money here
yesterday. Williams Is the son Of prominent farmer.
and lives three miles south Of the city. Al his house
dies and other tools for the OF spurious
dollars and half dollars were found. Williams and
other young who 10 believed TO be plice
were taken to Chicago last night by United States
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The Fertincasions bills.

WARRINGTON. Juno 28.-The majority and
the House Committee on Appropriations. The former
provides for h sEpr1grs,ion q o. 600 and the
there il nothing In the condition ot affairs war.
rant entering upon system Of extravagAnt expenses
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Was Sin Lees Ambition.

Wan Sin Lee saved about $4,000 by attend
ing strictly to the business Of washing Melican mems"
clothes He applies to Cornell University for ad
mission ~ he wants to be educated tn return to
China in tho capacity OF missionary. Missionaries
say one native Chnaman thus going back TO his own
land do nifty times much real missionary work
American The American has to spend the best years
that when lie thinks he has learned he II so I'm
perfectly that the heather smile In their sleeves whsp
he tries to speak II to them.
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HydFoPhobIA TweIVo Years AHer The Btte.
OHIO. Herkimer county. Juno 2S.-A German
girl residing here was bitten by = dog about twelve
years She suffered serious results except scar
on the arm. The other day she began barking like .
dog frOthed at the mouth and ut times violent
dIeadng the sight Of water While in her spnsms her
whole arm turns purplish color She is suffering from
can live few days only.
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WASHINGTON. June est Is understood that
Representative Cakins headed . delegation which
called at the White House yesterday In endeayor
induce the President to abandon the martial of
Judge Advocate General SWAIN 1t is reported that the
President was nrm In his refusal and expressed
prse that an oce in Cen swaims position did not in
sst upon trial. The detail for the court will be
nouneed during the next few days.
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The managers OF the Baptist City Mission be-
lieve that there other OF working which are
promising than the conduct of the big Gospel Tent
at the corner Of Broadway and Fifty fifth street There
fore they have shut on the appropriations for H. The
Rev Mr. Pratt continue. In charge 81 the tent and his
friends back him up with money He expects TO carry
the work on all summer.
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Brick Moulder Smith Get. 800. 900.

George Smith was working at his bench
moulding bricks at 81 rs day Thursday in the brick
yard at Green Ridge IT, when lawyer from this city
called at the yard and told him thut nm aunt Of his in
Smith donned his and invited his fellow workers
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Warrant. Refused to Comstock,

Judge Moore Of Brooklyn has refused to give
Anthony Comstock warrants for the arrest Of pool
sellers Coney Island. He said he not sitting
committing magistrate. and referred him 10 the District
Attorney.
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Commission On Forest Preservation.

ALBANY. June 28.-Comptroller Chaplin has
appointed to investigate and report upon the system of
forest preservation Prof Charles Sergeant Of Harvard
Ysq nd rG aSss q bssss9d % B M
Bn The appontees are 10 serve without compensation,
their expenses likely 10 consume nearly all Of the
APPROPRIATION,
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WASHINGTON. June 28.-The President has
appointed Commodore william T. Sampson, United
States Navy; Prof r. A. p Barnard, and Prof. Cleve-
lime STANDARD Congress 10 bs held here on Oct l.
iie has also appointed Cornelius X. Agnew of New
York and Merrill r. Gates Of New Jersey members OF the
Board OF Indian Commissioners.
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Brsksr Willlans'. suie,de.

The drowned man found In the Narrows on
Wednesday, with bullet wound In his head has been
Identified A. G. N. Williams curbstons broker who
lived sec Gates avenue, Brooklyn. Ho was formerly
~ good circumstances but lately no was unable to pay
his debts lie became dependent, and to n woman
before his "Everyt thing will be provided
Whera 4 nj QolnRb
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Gen. Butler u New York Lawyer.

Gen. Benjamin r. Butler OF Massachusetts
was in the city two weeks ago and viewed the Of
the Chamber Of Commerce lie was so much pleased
with them and what he elsewhere In the building
that he has become their next door neighbOr having
rented room No 400 in the Mutual Life Building the
fourth door lie will hencsforh divide his time between
this city and his Massachusetts home.
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The Methodists OF Toronto have declared in
favor Of the most rigid observance OF Sunday. They
want return to Purtanio times and would stop all
vehicles and the sale of newspapers They would also
put an end TO the delivery OF articles of food Sunday
and would have heterogeneous Of the law severely
ished by fines Toronto now Of the quiet Of
cities on Sunday but II 10 not quiet enough to please
these brethren.
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Wanting to ru. Ice Water on the Bridge.

John b. Gibbs. President OF tho Manhattan
Temperance Union has written to the trustees Of the
Brooklyn Bridge asking for permission to place the
New York tower free Ice water tank similar to those
erected In different parts Of the city by the Business
Mems Moderation Society The proposition will DO sctsd
upon ~ the next meeting OF the Board.
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Cooks special party TO London and Paris and back
sails per Auraus July0 Cost e2i0 including all sx.
psnsss rrogrsmmss tree Thss Cook Bon. 2ef Broad,
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McSWysy, $40 Brsadway.
Bargains easy tender feet adapted 10 warm
weather Large stock and variety 70 select from-Asv
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The Property Not In u. Q. Grant, Jr.'s, Name.
The deputy Sheriff who was authorized to
levy upon property owned by U. g. Grant. Jr. in the
town of North saein to satisfy judgment for S. 600
the amount Of verdict rendered against Mr. Grant for
injuries done TO John Baily by Gen Grans Arabian
stallion reports that he lind property owned by
w. =. Grant, Jr. all being in the name Of his wife,
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To Test the Oleonarvar,ne.

Patrick II. McGann. manufacturer Of oleo-
margarine. has caused complaint to 10 made against
him before Justice Walsh In Brooklyn for the purpose
OF contrasting the validity OF the law passed
Legislature to prevent deception IN the sale OF dairy
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Iw,.r,... 20 All Oar Readers.

silks grenadines, dress goods. white goods, corsets
men clothing boots and shoes Jerseys Ac
credit NJ Keliys, tOt aud 100 West i5th It, I'd door
west OF 9Th Open Saturday next til =. h-Adu
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.Andsrson'. tobacco cold everywhere. solsss and
Honsy Dew ane cut-AdS.
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Pules-PiIss-Piles

cared WHts Tor rsfsssScss b. corIni II & assS -1Ss