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The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Trnnhle Ended.

DENVER, June 10th.-The strike on the
Denver and Rio Grande is apparently at an
end, resulting in a complete victory for
Receiver Jackson's management. The
road is now in perfect working order in
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I5 ITVIH IIIt POUI'
& PIT of the Past Recalled.

New YORK, June 10th.-"Colonel Jew
EFT" so-called, who was San Francisco
auctioneer in 1S49, turns up ag ain in
Newark, the Colonel, claiming as usual,
distinguished political honors. Refer
ring to the attempted peace negotia-
tons at Niagara during the war he says
they were prevented by Stanton and Sew
ard, though Lincoln, Greeley and under
stood the South was ready to recognize the
Union if Unidentified for its slaves. The
Sun, noticing the above, says: The truth
about this matter is that neither Stanton
nor Seward had anything to do with it.
Lincoln alone acted to prevent the nego-
tiation, as we think, without previous con-
sultation. Dana continues: Lincoln did
not like Greeley. He evidently thought
Greeley put himself in an unenviable posi-
ton by nrnnnSinr the negnti afinns =
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THE EVIL OF LETTER-wRIT1NG.

The wise man writes no letters Ger
tainly none that Will " give him away" to
use 4 vulgarism. Here now is the case OF
Judge Wallace. Some years ago he wrote
a letter to Justice Field, in which he com
mended a decision made by Judge Field
in terms more than warm. Indeed, he took
pains to express how heartily he approved
of the reasoning and conclusions of Justice
Field. Yet that very decision was one
of the chief causes for the Wallace anti
Stockton Democracy assaults upon Justice
Field as a railroad hireling, a man bought
and sold by porations and owned by
transportation interests. 1t was very cruel
Of the AHa to resurrect that letter; very
cruel of it to publish livery, indeed.
But this was not all of Judge Wallace
letter-writing He wrote to President
Cleveland, to the effect that there is no
Californian but is incapacitated, by reason
of his knowledge OF the Chinese question,
to serve the country at the court of China.
No other Interpretation can be put upon
that letter. 1t was concession to the
ultra pro-Chinese school of the East, in
tended to defeat an opponent in the first
place, and to curry favor with the mug
wump element in the second place. Let
the ex-Judge write one more letter and it
will finish him. But, indeed, it is unneces-
sary he is a political dead duck already.
TIE report of the State Board of Health
shows that while there is one death to
every 1000 Of population in Sacramento,
there is one death to every 5O2 of popula-
ton in San Francisco. Yet San Franci.
cans seem to take delight in telling Us how
they fear the miasnatic influences of the
valley Bah, There are more foul vapors
in a single block east of Market street, San
Francisco, to poison the life blood, than in
the whole Sacramento valley.
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CLEVELAND, June 10th-Oyer 1000 men
and boys made a raid upon the Salvation
Army at Akron last night, pelting the sol
diers with mud and stones, tearing their
flags to pieces and destroying their drums.
Several of the women soldiers were as
saulted and badly injured before the police
dispersed the mob. No arrests were made
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'IaH HAIR dye,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

o. C. F.-Friendship Council, No. Go,
O. c. F., meets THIS Thursday EVENING, at S
o'clock Business of Importance. Nomination
of officers BY order. f. II. KIEFER, c. c.
| A MEIMANN. SECRETARY. LB. G. ie1l-1tt
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mates the total wheat crop of the country at
800, 900, 900 bushels, of which 207 100000 is
winter and 153,000,000 spring. The condi-
ton of winter wheat is lower than ever be-
fore in June, being now sixty-two against
seventy-two in May. The condition of
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Raid on Boston booksellers.

Boston, June 1Oth.-All the establish
ments in this city engaged in selling pools
on baseball and other sporting events were
raided this afternoon, and all their appur-
tenances seized. All persons selling pools
were arrested.
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yxTANTED-AGENTS FOR CITY AND
w country; "a to Sc per day; no experience
needed: 6l3i5J street, Room l. je3-3t*
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The Murderer of PrelIer.


CGHcINNArI, June 10th.-Schneder who
is in the Hamilton ohio Jail, sentenced
to be hanged June 10Th, for killing his
mother, made a confession to-day to the
iailer and his spiritual adviser. He said his
mother had threatened to poison his wife,
and had asked Linn to let her live with
him. He agreed to let her live with him
half the time, but at supper a quarrel arose
and the mother demanded to be taken to
the railroad station. On the way she said
that if his wife was dead, she would have
home This maddened him, and he struck
her on the head with a stone, and carried
her off and buried her He then invented
the story that a tramp met them and muir
dered his mother
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Grants Personal Memoirs.

New YORK, June 10th.-Mr. Webster,
one of the publishers who have charge of
Grants book, declined to speak of the man
ner in which the public became acquainted
with extracts from the book, and beyond
stating that he had made them for the
benefit of his canyassers, he would say no
more. He thought it was all for the best
He confirms the information, obtained
elsewhere, that the entire book is COM
pleted, but said that Grant had not yet seen
the last of the proofs Il wanted to call
the book Personal Memoirs of General
{. 5. Grant, Written by Himself said
We6ster but the General cut the title t
moirs of L. s. Grant The first volume
will be issued in December; the second in
Marnl, -
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hing for Infected vessels.

WASHINGTON, June 10th.-The Marine
Hospital Bureau has information that YES
sells supposed to be infected with yellow
fever have cleared from Cienfuegos for Del
aware Breakwater and are due at the latter
place about this date. Aquarantine officer
at the Breakwater has been notified and a
revenue cutter from Philadelphia has been
ordered to intercept the vessels upon their
arrival.
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KANSAS CRY, June 10th.-A sensation in
church and society was created here to-day
by the publication in the Times of legal
documents and interviews from Rochester,
New York, going to show that Rev Father
Henry D. Jardine, Rector of St Mary's
Episcopal Church in this city, served a
term of two years in the Monroe County
Penitentiary, New York, having been SEN
fenced when he was aged Il years for burg
larizing the store of his brother-in-law, a
Mr.. Pritchard. of Rochester, in 1860. A
libel suit for 900 damages has been for
some time pending against the Times for
publishing certain charges of immortality
against Jardine.
KANSAS CITY, June 10th.-Father Jardine
was not accessible to-day, but was inter-
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Murdered in Mexico.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10th.-Particulars
have reached here, via Laredo, Texas, OF
the murder of Paul Holden and his young
son George, of Philadelphia, Superintendent
of Nellecillo mines. While in transit from
Villaldama and the above named mines,
their conveyance broke down and the
driver took it to the nearest ranch for re-
pairs. When he returned he found both
father and son dead. Holden was shot five
times, and had his skull crlshedE He had
discharged two barrels of his revolver. His
son George, who was shot in the neck, had
discharged three barrels of his revolver
The object is supposed to have been rob-
berry, though neither person had money on
his person. The authorities of Villaldama
are making efforts to capture the murder
ers. As yet there is no clue.
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TWO GIRLS, LATELY FROM THE EAST
1 would like to get a situation together; one
to cook and the other to do second work. Call
at 800 Eighth and streets. jell-1w*
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New York Stock Market


New YORK. June 10th.-Stocks eXhib-
tied considerable strength and some activ-
ity in early dealings. The opening quota
tons showed little change from last
evening, but Lake Shore was down /, and
Lackawanna and st. Paul each /, while
Pacific Mail was higher. During the first
half hour prices advanced ! to /, the latter
for Lackawanna. After 1890 the market
relapsed again into dizziness and portion
of the early advances was lost.
New YORK, June 10th-Noon-Stocks
quiet and steady the past hour, and at noon
business was dull and prices showing
material changes, as follows; Central Pacific,
50; Burlington, 1929 Northern Pacific,
l6s; Northern Pacific preferred, 4Sl North
western, 90l; New York Central, S24 4;
Oregon Railway and Navigation, III /;
Transcontinental. 134 Pacific Mail, 534
Panama, 9S: st. Louis and San Francisco,
III; TexasPacific, II Union Pacific, 53s
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Express, 110! West
ern Union, Cos.
New YORK, June 10th-3 p. M.-Stocks
dull all the afternoon, and prices strong
until about l o'clock, after which they
yielded fraction, and then became steady,
and so continued until near the close. The
market closed dull, heavy and generally
about midway between the highest and
lowest figures of the day.
The Defaulting Idaho Postmaster.
WASHINGTON, June 10th-The Postoffice
Inspectors who have been pursuing Hibbs,
the defaulting Postmaster of Lewiston,
Idaho, have discovered that he is at Fare
well, town $50 miles distant from Vic
toria, B. c.. AS he is accompanied by his
family, the Inspectors have little doubt of
being able TO arrest him. 1t is probable
that an attempt to effect his extradition
will be involved in difficulty, and raise a
nice point. He could not be held for en-
bezzlement, as that offense is not covered
by the existing treaties with British
Columbia, nor forgery, as he was acting in
the capacity of Postmaster when be drew
the fraudulent money orders. 1t is hoped
that he may be held npon charge of
stealing letters addressed to another per-
son, but this again involves nice oues-
ton, as the letters Hlbbs took from the
pouches were addressed to one Davis"
which was the name assumed for the pur-
pose by himself.
June Crop Report of the Agricultural
Department..
WASHINGTON, June 10th-The June crop
report of the Agricultural Department estt-
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Jim Renwick's Success.

New YORK, June 10th.-The Sporting
World says of the race last evening: When
Jim Renwick was brought out for pre-
liminary gallop, it was noticed that he was
daged. After warming up he went appa-
rently sound, but many people refused to
back him on this account The odds
offered against him varied very much from
time to time. Judge Griffith, with Nc
Laughlin up, and Wandering, ridden up
by Duffy, carried considerable money for
the talent. Jim Renwick got off in the
lead, but Blaylock took him back ard
allowed Cricket and Girofa to set the pace,
but on the homestretch Renwick ran
through his horses as though standing and
won eaSiIV
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-IN CONSE-
n quence of accidents happening through
frightening horses, thereby periling the lives of
women and children. all Bicycle and Tricycle.
riding is hereby strictly prohibited on the road
of the Riverside Hotel and Turnpike Company.
By order of the Directors.
ie1l-1w j. R. WATSON, President. &,
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