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Evening star., 1885-06-18
Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
MARRIAGE CASES IN VIRGINIA.-Almost
station house here under the law Of Virginia
which gives q seducer the option Of the letters
of fmatrimony or those of the penitentiary. The
Grafton the case Of the Widow Walker, % who
alleges that she has been led aStray by Mr.. D.
Piilan. Unless all parties are satisfied the case
PRIZE DRILL.-The prize drill of st. Johns
Cadets drew large crowd to the park surround
ing the barracks yesterday afternoon. The bat
and Lieut. oaPl o. Pse
andra Light Infantry, were the judges. The
Potter meoal of Company A was won by Cor
medal Of Company b by samuel Harvey Price
The dress parade continued until near sunset
FUNERAL.-The Columbia Fire company held
It's ass
The funeral OF I. P. Laphen took place this
morning, and was attended by representatives
School CIosIaGs.MThe CIosaTh season for school
closings Is come. The Arlington institute closes
on the 19th; st. Mary's school Of the Sisters Of
the Holy Cross on the 22d; ;St: Johns academy
oath; Washington public school on the 9th,
and Lee public school on the 3Oth instant, at
icoloredl schools viii close at the Lee building,
on Alfred, near Princess street, on the 29th In
stant; SO that by the LIST Of July all the schools
will be closed.
NorEs.-Joseph Daniels, colored, arrested by
Officer Pat Hayes, Is held at the station house
this morning, charged with seereting the child
e Sarah ds Bell solosea~eo 6 :. Hayden and and
he On
Hunting creek yesterday. Neither. were In
lure a. es;hs pGwrey WHIT short time Inn a slnce e
come out-John = Brenner, who was hurt by
VIM. Desmond, has Improved In condition, but
draOs oontnue 3 8 ma1e nom ns g
railroad works here.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE NEW BRITISH CABINET.
WHAT'S Said inLondon and Elsewhere
BRIBERY AT SPRINGFIELD.
A CABINET CRISIS IN ITALY.
TWO MEN HANGED IN VIRGINIA.
RAvAGES OF THE CHOLERA.
ANOTHER ENGLISH C0LLIERY DISASTER.
TO-DAY'S TOPICS IN LONDON.
Some Indignation at the OF Hand
Shelving Of Sir stafford NOrthcOte.
WHAT'S Said inLondon and Elsewher,
BRIBERY AT SPRINGFIELD.
A CABINET CRISIS IN ITALY.
TWO MEN HANGED IN VIRGINIA
RAvAGES OF THE CHOLERA.
ANOTHER ENGLISH coLL1ERY DISASTER
Some Indignation at the O6-Hand
Shelving Of Sir stafford NOrthcOte.

THE LORD LIEUTENANCy OF IRELAND-LoRD
SALISBURY AGAIN WARNED THAT MAKING
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL INDIAN sECRE-
TARY WILL HAVE A BAD EFFECT IN RUSSIA.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, June 1S-The conservatives are
presenting an unbrolsen front. Their organs
assert this morning that no questions which
could possibly cause discussion remain open.
Much sympathy for Sir Stafford Northcote has
at the summary way in which he, an old and
faithful leader of the party, has been hustled
out of active political fife. To counteract this
Northcote and Lord Randolph Churchill are of
cordial character. Everybody appreciates the
kind intention of these statements, but ridicules
them as facts. Northcotes title as peer will
probably be Lord Iddesleigh, taken from his
manor i'm north Devon.
THE DUKE OF RICHMOND FOR LORD LIEU
TENANT.
have nothing to change in the forecast OF
the new cabinet already given. The lord lieu
tenant of Ireland will probably be the Duke OF
Richmond.
RUSSIA AND THE NEW CABINET
The troubles i'm regard to Russia. already
cabied, are growing apace. The Pau MGu
Gazette last night said that Lord Randolph
Churchill's appointment to the India Office is
regarded at st. Petersburg having only one
meaning, and that is war: I'VE are not speak
ence from such an appointment is. at Peters
burg, that all hope OF a good, honest under
standing between Russia and England is ut an
end" The Daily Netrs this morning said:-"If
the report that Lord Randolph Churchill will
be the secretary for India is true, to say moth
ing of the foreign secretaryship for Lord Sails
bury, il will be scarcely going too TO say that
the peace of Asia, and with il the peace of
Europe, is seriously endangered" Therefore. ii
Is just possible that these very strong express
the appointment, but the probability is that
Churchill will have his way.
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LATEST OFFICIAL CHANGES.
Presidential Appointments, POstmas.
tiers Commissioned, Etc.

The President to-day appointed VIM. L. Ban
croft to be collector of customs for the district
Of Huron, Mich; Israel Lawton, superintend-
ent of the mint at San Francisco, CAL, and A.
L. King, Of Arkansas, receiver Of public moneys
at Harrison, Ark.
The President to-day also appointed VIM. r.
Howard, to be collector of customs at Beaufort,
n. C., and John A. Richardson, to be collector
Of & customs at New Berne, n c:
The President to-day appointed the following
named Presidential postmasters: ]. T. Burns, at
Dayton. Wash. Ter, vice w. o. Matzger, re-
4h,S rise
body, kas., vice b. Pinkney, resigned; John
Hartley, at Henry, Ill, vice p. S. Perley, re-
II. E. Taylor, resigned; Samuel w. Shields, at
Mrs; Julia t,oer, al Newcastle, Ind, vice L. s.
Kas., vice c: ". Myers, resigned; j. P. Cook, at
ksnton, Ohio vice H. sagehiel, resigned.
"a Mf; i Bancroft, appointed collector Of customs
been an active politician for about Twenty-Five
national democratic committee and attended
four national conventions as a delegate from
Michigan. He Is man of means and is identi-
ned with the railroad interests of the state.
The President to-day commissioned the fol-
lowing postmasters: Edward p. Rutherford at
Clarksville, Texas; Enoch A. Mcleod at Pal
myra, Mo-; Richard c. Piatt at Napa City, Cal,
and Lloyd Reed at Clarksburg, West Virginia.
Mr. Richardson has been appointed postmas-
Ter at quincy, Ill, the placS that Ed. Cleve
land, who claimed to be q cousin Of the Presi.
dent, was an applicant for. Mr.. Cleveland was
recommended by the member of Congress from
the place, and was backed up by a lengthy petit
tton signed by many of the leading citizens.
His failure is said to be due to his claim of rela-
ttonship to the President The President is re-
ported as saying that he did not know that the
applicant was q relative, but for fear he might
be he would not make the appointment.
The resignation OF John @. Tufts, Indian
agent at the Union agency, in the Indian Terri
tory, has been accepted.
bernard Masoonaugh has been designated by
the Secretary of the Interior as custodian OF the
rick, resigned.
James W. N. Harris, of Port Townsend, Wash
tngton Territory, has been appointed a special
per annum.
Changes in the Pension office.-Howard Mil
ler, of Lewisburgh, Pa, q clerk of class two, has
resigned. Leonidas Russell, of Tennessee, has
been appointed medical examiner at S1,SOO,
vice John H. Ross resigned. Aaron S. Coleman,
OF New York, has been promoted from 81 GOO to
II ,SOO and Is acting as chief of the special eX-
animation division. Miss May Brooks, of Ala
bama, has been promoted from $1,000 to
$1,000.
With the beginning of the new fiscal year, on
the drst OF July, the additional assistant secre-
taryship of the Interior, provided for by the
last Congress, will come into existence. Col.
Muldrow, the present assistant, will be made
First Assistant Secretary. He will be given the
place next in authority to the Secretary, and
exEOngressman jerks, of Pa, will have the
place OF second assistant.
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS, ETC

nUANTIcO PINK TEA.
~ SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE q.
wharf at $3.50 Tea over O'Clock. stopping at ely
mont going and returning Fare round trip 70 cents;
children, 10 cents. jelS-St
1OOToMAC FRUIT GROWERS EXCLUSION
Il TO GLYNONT
On MONDAY, JUNE 22D.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves $50 AM, return
Tickets, Sd cents: Children 2o cents.
a good and on boat and NJ pavilion.
je16-5t i. II. TREMBfY, Chair. Excursion Com
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ON STEAMER
WI Lady of the Lake. given by the Ladies Of Ham
line VI. T.. Church, FRIDAY, June 49, 1855. Boat
leaves O'Clock p H. Tickets, 80 cents; children
under fifteen years % cents jel6-3t
YTNHE TABERNACLE "
J. EXCLUSION TO CARLIN SPRINGS
FRIDAY, 10TH JUNE
Trains leaves B. and T. depot @ T. m. Returning,
leaves Carlin Springs $50 p Refreshments by the
ladies of the church Tickets 40 cents Children 20
cents. jeI5.it
CARROL INSTITUTE EXCURSION TO MAR
u SHALL HALL.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH.
Only one trip will be made. Steamer Corcoran will
leave her wharf at 5 p. m, and return al 10.
Tickets limited to 500 at 80 cents each. je154ts
u EEP COOL AND ENJOY LIFE
IN FUN FOR EVERYB BODY.
Splendid Fleet of Saloon steamers leave 9TH stwharf:
wAKEFIELD-7 am. Monday. Thursday and
Saturday for all the Summer Resorts and River
"Wednesday and Thursday, and o am. sunday, for
COLONIAL. BEACH DIRECT.
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA leave hourly for Alex
andria, Va. from q 40 pm, every day: IL
miles on the Potomac for I5c
Enjoy the cool river rive ,els breeze E, and
See schedules C. W RIDI EY.
jeI5-lm Manager.
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The owners Of the steamer W. W, Corcoran have
Shall Hail. Daily morning excursions wiz be given
Especially for Ladies and Children Absolute order
VIII be preserved the grounds The table furnished
with all the market affords Lunches served and ice,
morning at 10 o'clock, returning at O'Clock. Fare,
% cents for round trip 10 Giymopt and Marshall
Hall Children. 10 cents je33m
I>AMIL.Y EXCURSIONS To GLYMONT EVERY
IL SATURDAY commencing June 9Th. Mary Wash
ingtOn leaves at y H.; back D. H. A good band
Ola boat and pavilion. For tickets 25 cents: children,
10 cents OR special rates clubs schools Call
jel-lm J. L. TREMBLI. Excursion Manager
no. FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIE JOHN
III BRIDGE
The new steam packet H. c. Wagner can be char
tered for Excursions 10 either OF above places capacity
Of the boat over 2UO.
& Wagner 522I Bridge NJ ST., opposite Washing
ton and Georgetown H. r. office my21-lm
l,HAPEL POINT,
- The Long Branch of Maryland
Eiity y-hve miles from Washington
GRAND FAMILY ENCC itsIoN s,NO GRAND
OPENING Or N!.W HOTEL
The beautiful and fast lew excursion steamer
GEORGE LAW
VIII leave .th ST. wharf S!5 a. sharp, returning
at $50 p. commencing with MONDAY. JUNE l.
and every Mondays. Wednesdays, Saturdays and sun
days during the month OF June Don't LlI TO 20 on
ments when have been made since list season We
positively claim to have the graEdest on the
Potomac The natural scenery j. unsurpassed by
In the world. Eeutlfu drives spleEdid living elegant
dinner. oD Schroesters orchestra For further
Information apply To IL. r. QUEEN, National Hotel
or tiEO. ". BAUER. .th ST. wharf, HOW ARD
BROS, Chapel Point. nly2I+:Sm
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\
LONDON, June 1S.-At Ascot Heath to-day
the race for the ST. James palace stakes for
three-year olds was won by Lord Bradford's
sheraton. Mr.. c. j. Lefevre's Ducat was sec
ond, and Mr.. Manton's Sweet Willie third
There were six starters. The race for the gold
cup was won by Mr.. ]. Hammonds four-year
old bay colt st. Gatien. Mr.. F. Gebhards aged
bay horseEole was second, Mr.. j. Hammond's
fve-year old black horse The Dutchman third,
and Mr.. J. Foy's four-year old brown colt Scot
Free fourth. These were the only starters. Tie
betting at the start was to 1 on st. Gatien, 3
to L against Eole, 33 to 1 against The DutchS
man, and o to against Scot Free.
MIR. o'BRIEN AILIyG.
LONDON, June 1S.-Mr. William O'Brien, NJ.
p, and editor of Uaifed Ireland, OF Dublin, n
suffering from insomnia, and the doctors have
ordered him to take a prolonged rest abroad.
PATTI GETTING OVER HER COLD.
LONDON, June 1S.-Patti Is recovering from
the effects OF her recent severe cold, and VIII
next. Seats for the performance are at an
enormous premium.
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CIR TIM BEsr
THE CONCORD HARNESS"
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have hand large stock of the Celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS, . Of all kinds and de-
scTip,ioa, at Lowest Prices
Every genuine concord Ha.DeSs Is stamped with
makers Ea,ne and trade mark.
&s- Coupe, Carriage and Road Earress . specially.
LUTZ d BRO,
<S7 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Adjoining National Hotel.
Trunks and Satces In great variety ~ lowest prices
paylS
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The Investigation mt Springfield.
MR.. BAKER CHARGED WITH ASKING s. so,
KILL. A TEI.ElSR

TO KILL A TELEGRAPH BILL.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 1S.-In the house
Investigating committee yesterday Mr.. Collins
ganization an affidavit signed by +. III. Tubbs,
superintendent OF Western Union Telegraph
company at Chicago, to the effect that during
the month OF February of last year, he had
been called upon at the Leland hotel in this
city by Representative Baker, of Moultrie
county, and that the latter offered to kill the
telegraph bill for 81 800; that OF this sum $500
was to be given Baker for himself and the re-
mainder tor distribution among other parties.
The reading of the document occasioned quite
q sensation among the committeeman, and a
summons was at once sent TO Baker, who soon
made his appearance, and being sworn, said he
knew Tubbs and had talked with him upon
several occasions. He explicitly denied that
he had at any time made any proposition to
Mr.. Tubbs or any one else of the character re-
ferred 10. The committee then adjourned for
the day.
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GOOD FoRTUNE OF OUR MARINES IN GETTTN0
AWAY BEFORE THE RAINY SEASON BEGAN.
New YORK June 1S.-Consul General Adam
son, in a private letter from Panama TO Captain
remarks under date OF June I'd: "You cannot
realize how fortunate you Il mean our martnes)
were while on the isthmus. II seems as IL the
rainy season was deferred on your account.
One month more here would have put half OF
YOU under the sod. Ten canal chiefs, that is 10
saw heads of bureaus chiefs Of sections, died
I'm Nav two Of them on the 31st General Mon.
toya, civil and military chief, ts iii now with
the fever"
uilla TO mediate between the cOntending Dor.
ties there or near there, MT. Adamson says the
rebels have one great advantage I'm that they
have a fleet OF river steamers with which they
can move their forces. while the national army
has 70 march through thickets and swamps,
and run the risk OF being cut on In oetach.
ments Ut is in some four or five bodies of about
q thousand each, at points f1fty 10 seventy
miles apart on the delta Of the Magdaleun.l
Ten miles . day would be very hard marchine
through those swamps.
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Cabinet Crisis at Rome.


THEIR RESIGNATIoSs.
ROME, June 1S--Owing TO the closeness of the
vote last evening i'm the chamber of deputies on
the foreign estimates Signor Mancinf, foreign
minister, declared his Intention of resiRninE
The other ministers, refusing TO allow Sienor
Mancini to resign alone, have also decided 70
tender their designations.
In the chamber of deputies to-day Signor De-
pretis. prime minister, announced the resigna-
tion OF the ministry. He said that King Huns-
bert had not Yet accepted the resignation, but
had intimated that he would declare his decl-
sion in the matter at a later period
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KEEP MAsurAcruRrsa ConpAsr.

Keep MANUFAcruR1Na COMPANY.
437 SEVENTH ST. n. W.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SHIRTS AND MEMS
FURNISHING GOODS
Keeps G. c. Shirts, six for - so, or 75c. each.
Keeps X shirts, six tor S. or 81 each
Keeps K X Shirts, six tor $3.50 or 81 .25 each.
All fully reinforced. finest workmanship. perfect
KEEPS SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
Only our Qualitythe Very Best Six for $1O. Salts
faction guaranteed.
SPECIAL HARGAINs IN EECKwEAR, UNDER
SUSPENDERS. KID GLOVES, &c. &c
BEST 5Oc. AND Toe JEAN DRAWERS IN THE
WORLD.
SPECIAL SALE OF TRAVELLING BAGS AT rs
Per Cent Below Market Prices
KEEPS COLLARS AND CUFFS
Collars, Latest styles, Best 4-ply, for 90c.
Cuffs, Latest styles, Best 4ply, Doc. per pair
Buy Keeps Goods aud save rs per cent ON your pur
OLIVER p BURDETTE.
437 9TH st. NV.
Sole Agent Tor the District OF Columbia ap2S-3m
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Was Commissioner EdmOnds Squier's
Partner:
Killed ry o Hanson Cab.

TRIAL OF F. J. ESSELMAN FOR MANSLACGHTER
To-day, the trial of Frederick ]. Esselman on
the charge of lnanslaughter, in causing the
death of B. B. Manning by driving "hansom''
over him on the 4th of March last, was resumed
Bernard Mallory, the last witness for the gov
ernment, testified that he was with deceased at
the time that the driver was whipping his
horse and going at q rapid gait; that when de-
ceased was struck he was perfectly sober.
ing the man run over, and was certain the
driver was not Esselman.
Samuel Snow and another witness corrobo-
rated Mr.. Ingle.
Joseph H. Williams, ]. NJ. Offutt and Edward
Mohun testified that Esselman was at the fire.
works that evening. The latter also testified
he saw Esselman at the Riggs house about $50
o'clock.
The defendant testified in his own behalf that
between and 10 o'clock of the night of the 4th
CURED, nONdtd his cab run over any body.
A verdict of not guilty was rendered.
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New YORK, June 1S.-Ferdinand Ward, the
eX-banker and fnancier, was brought from Lud.
low-street jail to-day To the court OF oyer ana
terminer for trial upon one OF the numerous iIIs
dictments found against him by the grand jurg
charging him with grand larceny In having
stolen the funds OF the Marine bank. BY agresS
ment the trial was postponed until Monday
next
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OVER 600 CASES AND Isl DEATHS IN SPAIw


YESTERDAY.
LONDON, June 1S.-A dispatch from Madra
says there were 632 new cases of cholera and
15I deaths reported in the cities of Murcia, Va
lencia, and Castellon de la Plana during the
tweuty-four hours ending at midnight las
night. At Madrid there was one new case and
six deaths.
MADRID, June 1S.-The Inhabitants Of the
populous quarters of this city strenuously OPP
puse all measures taken by the municipal aus
thorities To disinfect their dwellings. The re-
sistance of the people became SO passionate
and persistent that the authorities finally felt
constrained To abandon the enforcement Of all
sanitary regulations which had been adopted u
prevent the entry of cholera into Madrid or Ia
limit its ravages should the dreaded disease
find a lodgment therein.
In the cortes last evening Senior de Eldmayef,
minister for foreign affairs, said that the gov,
ernmeEt was not yet prepared to advise that
the king visit Murcia.
Senor Sagasta denied that cholera existed In
Madrid, and severely arragned the government
for asserting the contrary, thereby doing q
great injury to the commerce OF the capital.
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FRENCH GUNBoAT REYNARD.
PARIS, June lS.-The minister OF marine has
official dispatches confirming the news OF the
loss of the French gunboat Reynard. The Rey-
nard foundered in the terrible cyclone which
recently swept the gulf of Alden. Every one On
bOard-l21 perSOns-perished.
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BIDS FOR THE COLORED HOME.
Bids were opened In the Office of the Commits
sioners at 12 O'Clock to-day for the erection Of
the Home for Destitute Colored Women and
Children as follows: G. Thomas, S20,5 500; JOS
e. Law, $2O,45O; ]. III. Hewlett. S19,5O0; II.
Downing, Si0, 600; Daniel Driscoll, 81, $780,
probably be awarded TO Mr.. Henderson.
DEATHS LAST WEEK.
The total mortality for the week ending June
18, 1885, was lou. or this number 81 were
white and 63 colored. The death rate per 900
per annum was 14.72 Tor the white, 47.27 for
the colored, and 26 for the total population.
Fifty Of the decedents were under ave years OF
age and ID were over 60 years.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Iieut Col. John n. Wilson, IN charge of pub
lie buildingy and grounds. In q note to the Com
missioners, requests permission TO replace with
new ones such OF the old poles Of the depart
mental telegraph lines as may be found rotten
and unsafe. to which the Commissioners give
their consent
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisie: J. C. Entwisle,
erect . small printing once alley between 9Th
and 7th and East Capitol and south A streets
eoutheaSt; 96OO. J. Maury Dove, repair frame
south side u street. between 10th and 1Tth
streets northwesg 5000. George T. Thornton,
repair frame 1247 3 street southeast; $40. Geo.
e. Kirk, repair ffame 723 r street southwest;
800. Or. nehrend. repair brick 451 @ street
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Anosher English Colliery Disaster

INFKISDNED IN THE MINK.
LONDON, June lS.-A terrible explosion took
place to-day I'm the Pendlebury coliery, near
Manchester. sixty persons have been rescved
alive. Seven dead bodies have been recovered.
A hundred miners are still below, and there is
only faint hope that any OF these can be
saved
The cages I'm which the volunteers were pro-
ceeding down To the bottom OF the pit got stack
In the shat, and IL two hours before the
party could get 10 work exploring the mine for
tie missing men. Those who were rescued
state that when the explosion occurred they
fled to the bottom of the shaft, and that they
are ignorant OF the fate OF their companions.
Another account OF the colliery explosion
says IL occurred i'm the Clifton colliery: that
there were $50 men at work at the time: that
120 were taken out. but 230 are still impffs-
oned, and that IL is feared that most II not ali,
will perish.
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MAcK1xAw Straw HArs

MAcKrxAw Straw HArs
THE CELEBRATED MACKINAw STRAW
HATS MANUFACTURED BY DUNLAP & CO., OF
NEW YORK. NOW READY.
ALL til Il LEADING SHAPES FOR MEN BOYS
AND CHILDREN.
PEARL AND BEAvER COLoRED DRESS AND
DERBY EATS All
wILLErT & EUOFF'S
SOLEAGENTS for DUNLAFS NEW YORK HATS
:ay6 10 PennsyivAniaava
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From Wall Ntrecs ro-Sa.x

New YORK, June 1S-The stock market has
been dull and weak this morning. First prices
showed little change from the closing quota-
tions last evening, except for New York Gem
tral, which was ID higher: but the early deal
ings developed considerable weakness. esre-
cially I'm Lackawanna, which declined l,er
cent. From the lowest prices there has been
slight rally, and at IL O'Clock the market Is
dull and steady. Loaning rates are generally
easy, but 1-64 was charged for use OF Deleware
and Hudson and Northwestern. Total sales first
hour As 600 shares.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM A TERRIBLE DIsASTET
ON THE KANSAS CITY CABLE ROAD

ON THE KANSAS CITY CABLE ROAD.
KANsAs CITY, No., June 1S.-A train APP
new cable road near the Union depot yesterday
afternoon and dashed down at fearful rate OF
speed. The train was composed Of two cars and
a gripcar and was filled with passengers, who,
when they SOW the train beyond control, en-
deavored to escape, but remained In the cars,
as to jump from the train would have been al
most certain death. As the train proceeded il
gained In speed. At the end OF the plane at
the depot, II colllded with another train T. E.
Ashley, w. II. Hawson, Dave Ricketts,, and En-
nest Roberts, who We're on the grip-oar, were
seriously injured. Roberts had both legs ampu-
tated. and will die. The road has been I'm oper-
alton only two days. The accident was caused
by Dave Ricketts,, the gripm.An, becoming ex-
cited and losing control OF the grip
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THE RrDcwAy
DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR
ALL SIZES, STYLES AND PRICEs
J. w. sCHAEFEg G BRO
No. 1920 9Th st NV,
te16 Sole Agents for the district
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DENVER. COL. June 1s.-1ater reports from
Pueblo, the scene OF the powder magazine ex-
plosion yesterday, are Go the effect that the
damage 10 the buildings I'm the vicinity OF the
magazine was only slight. Weaver and Nelson,
the former OF whom was killed, we're
found almost denuded of clothing Their liIabs
magazine stood il indicated by blackehed
hole in the ground % feet wide, 80 feet lene
and 10 feet deep.