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wHITEwAsHED.
The Dstroits Serve the Senator's a Decit,a
edly Mean Trick

INC Dfiroits Serve the Senators u Decic1
edly Mean Trick.
WAsESNGroN. June 5th-The Senators were
whitewashed to-day. They put up a yery Door
game. while the Detrot's playing was good
Soore-W ashington 0, Detroit g.
A CLOSE GAME.
NEW YORK, June 5th.-New York Won from
Indianapolis, after desperate struggle. The
game was replete with brilliant plays. Score
New York =, indianapolis /.
ANOTHER FOR CHICAGO
PHILADELPHIA, June 5th.-Bufiington pitched
winning game to-day, but his miserable sup
port enabled Chicago to win. Score-Phila-
delphla ,, Chicago 5.
BOSTON, June 5th.-To-days game was one of
hard hitting from beginning to end, and both
pitchers got their share. Boston 10, Pittsburg 5.
OTHER GAMES.
CLEVELAND, June 5th.-Cleveland 6, Louis
vile 3.
PHILADELPHIA.-Athletic II, Cincinnati .,
Observation-Disclosures 6, Kansas City 4
NEW YoRK.-St. Louis 4, Brooklyn5.
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"wHO wOULDN'T?"
Depew Would Like the Nomination if He
Could Get 1t.

Copyright, IsSs, by &e California associated PressI
NEW YORK, June 5th.--Chauncey NJ. Depew
said this morning, when asked if he would sur
render the Presidency of the New York Central
Railroad for the Presidency of the United
States, "Who wouldn't" But beyond this the
willy reporter could not lead him to declare ex-
cepting a statement that he would not write
letter on the subject There would be no occa-
sion for a letter until he had received the nomi-
nation. should it come to him
Will ycu say in two or three words whether
or not you will accept the Presidential nomina-
ton, if it is rendered to you?"
Who wouldnt?" reiterated Mr. Depew,
laughingly.
The Commercial Adrertiser said this evening
that Depew has, within a few days determined
definitely to enter the field. He had a long con-
ference with G. Warren, oil the Buffalo CONNER
cial Adrertiser, delegate to the National Con-
vention. Warren afterward declared positively
that Depew would not refuse the nomination If
il was offered
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An ugly complexion made Nellie a fright

An ugly complexion made Nellie a fright,
Her face was ali pimply and red;
Though her features were good, and her blue
eyes were bright,
What plain girl is Nellie p they said.
But now, as by magic, plain Nellie has grown
As fair as artists bright dream;
Her face is as sweet as a flower lew blown,
Her cheeks are like peaches and cream.
AS Nellie walks out in the fair morning light.
Her beauty attracts every eye:
And as for the people who called her a fright,
why, Nellie is handsome p they cry.
Aud the reason of the change is that
Nellie took DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, which regulated her liver,
cleared her complexion, made her blood
pure her breath sweet, her face fair and
rosy, and removed the detects that had OBJ
scured her beauty. Sold, by druggists.
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IETER-FiGHTING OVER THE aARIFF.
Iccpyrg, 1855, By ac California ts,ociaied Pres,
MIDNIGsr.-The indications of harmony
which existed three hours ago have disap-
peared, and in their place is struggle between
Watterson and German. The latter saws the
members OF she subcommittee intend to 90 fur
ther than the President ever dreamed of and
adds that the plank which Mr.. Yatterson r-o-
poses is too Wild and visionary even TO be an
proved by the President
Matterson, on the other hand is determined
10 night for an expression on the tariff question
which shall be unqualified, and says that if any
thing else is reported he shall bring tie whole
matter before the Convention and let il be
thoroughly discussed and have t voted upon
by the states, no matter how long a time such a
course would occupy
DESPERATE sQuABBLE
Out of all the rumors and statemelrtsouu fact
is ceFIaln-that Watterson has now seven OF the
subcommittee on his side. The four AGAINST
nlm are Gorman, Abbott, Burres and Cooper
The gravity OF the fight cannot be ereresti-
mated. and though the tariff reformers will uI-
tlmately win, the struggle in the subcommittee
threatens to last all night, and possibly all day
tomorrow.
AN ALL-NIGar JOB.
1870 n A.-The session has been a stormyone
Wattersen says the committee will doubtless SIT
all night, and the opinion OF members at this
hour is that only their utmest exertions can an
able them 10 report the platform to the meeting
OF the fllll committee at o'clock tomorrow
Not clause of it has yet Been formally dis
cuSsed by the sub committee
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Watterson Not Amhitious.

ST. LOUIS, Jure 5th-Henry Watterson will
not allow his name TO be presented as a candi-
date for permanent Chairman of the Conven-
tion. and has instructed General John b. Castle
man, a member of the Committee on Permanent
Organization, to withdraw his name if pre-
sented before the committee. He is member
of the Committee on Platform and Resolutions.
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THE THURMAN BOOM.
A Demonstration that Is Said to Have No
Democratic ParalleI

ST. LOUIS, June 5th.-The demonstration in
the Convention this morning has been the sub
ject of general conversation this evening in the
rolunda of the leading hotels. Colonel Barnum
is reported to have said that the opening day OF
the Convention was without a parallel in the
history OF Democracy in the United States.
" Had one more State hoisted the bandana
this morning" he said. Judge Thurman would
have been nominated for Vice-President before
even temporary organization had been eff
fected."
VOICE FROM COLORADO.
NJ. D. Carrigan, alternate for Thomas NJ Pat
terson, made stirring speech in the rotunda oil
the Southern Hotel this morning, in which he
said that, while Colorado was for Black, they
would be governed in q measure by Ohio, and
If there was fighting chance Colorado was in
the field to stay. Carrigans remarks were
cheered and pronounced one of the best inn
promptu speeches OF the week.
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WHITES VOICE.

1t is Good, But Wait TIL They Hear
Clay Taylor.
Copyright, 1855, BY tse California associated Press
ST. LOUIS, June 5th-The temporary organ
ization to day proved great success. Lieuten-
ant-6overnor White of California the tempo
rary Chairman, is man of pleasing and digni-
fed appearance, with voice of great volume
and comprehensive range. The first words that
he uttered demonstrated that it was not physie-
ally impossible for mans voice to be heard
Throughout the hall, and the audience were
prompt TO show their appreciation of the
acoustic properties of the building by their ap-
plause.
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siz> Blocks of the city of Hull, Ont, De-
stroyea by Fire

SAsr ohocks OF The City of Hull, Ont De-
stroyea by Fire.
9 olTHS-N (Onf,l, June 5th-This afternoon q
M nFe swept over Wards Nos 4 and :, in the eity
5V0 and 400 buildings and rendering 3 500 ner.
sons homeless. Six. or seven blocks are now q
IN ne ire broke ou; at about 345 in the Citv
HAL, situated in the'centraF portion of the cit,
t,i.i ana strong wind served tssprezd the flames
with remarkable rapt1ity Tie ffre-fiebtina an.
pnanees We're misersbly insufficient and re
, nre soon began TO sweep everything before II
ana an kept on until it literally Srrned itself ont
al he ehorts to curb it proving unavaiiing' 0D'
tonight hundreds of families, are camrinc
cat IN the open air TIE loss is hard TO est.
liate; ana Will probably reach three-ouarters nj
Aillllon, With light insurance
SCENES OF DrsTREss
fhe scene wasone never to be fcreottcn All
taie as aMeILngs We're miserable shaf.ies, or cot
tages, principally occupied by mill Hsnds The
houses were nearly as dry as tinder and in
y every instance the occupants barely escaped
Women wild With terro- rushed aroond
smoke tending to increase the confusion.
NO llFeS are reported lost, though Many siel,
people were rescued from terrible fate enok n
moment tco soon. ~
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A FOUL NEST.
Another Doodle Chicken Hatehed Out In
New York.

NEW YORK, June 5th.-Alderrnan Conkling.
nephew of the late Senator visited the District
Attorney Office to-day and brought charges of
bribery against Alderman Bowling. He also
submitted the evidence and names of wit
nesses, and demanded that the charges be
brought to the attention OF the Grand Jury for
Indictment and prosecution.
Alderman Conkiing charges bribery on Alder
man Bowling in connection with the graphing
of the college Point ferry franchise, concerning
which there has been a large amount of talk in
metropolitan political circles The iafor,na-
tion was of additional interest, owing to the
fact tnat bowling is now in st. LOUIS, at The
CnnYnntinn. - -
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A HOTEL HORROR.
Several Bodies Believed to be Under a
Burned Building.

ICopvght, 1888: 6y De Cay o'7aid Assocaated Pres
HELENA (Mont.), June 5th.-The body of
Samuel Blake, young man from Butte, was to-
day exhumed from the ruins OF the Red Light
Lodging house, which was burned on Sunday
night. ]. NJ. Kelly, proprietor of the house, is
sure there is another body in the ruins and
thinks it not impossible that there may be ten
or twelve. 1t is said number of dodgers were
iammed in the narrow hallway from which
they could not escape. The work of removing
the debris is being pushed.
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POST To WIRE.
Haggin's Firenzi Comes to The Front In
the Jerome Park Races

NEW YORK, June 5th.-The weather at Jerome
Park was fine and the tract. fast to-day.
The tIst race. for two-y Aar-olds, five fnrlongs,
Diablo won, Carnot secSand, Viente third. Time,
1D3.
The second race, tbree-auarters of a mile.
Little Minnie Won. Coldstream second, Marsh
Redon third. TiT1e, I1S3l.
lhe third race one miie AureIia won Climax
second Lady Primrose third. Time, l:iilt
Inc fourth, race, one and oae-sixteent.i miles,
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DIss DEBAR,s DAUBs.
Lawyer Marsh's Dearly-Bought Spook
Pictures In Court.

NEW YORK, June 5th.-In the trial of Gen
eral' and Madame Diss Debar the jury was
completed at noon. The first witness was the
lawyer Marsh was put on the stand and testified
as to the PRODUCTION OF spirit pictures by the
Madame, her slate-writing and her calling upon
the spirits of Raphael and others with whom
witness conversed from time to time As the
witness testified concerning the portraits of
Adelaide Nielsen, Lola Montez, Raphael, Cad
mus, etc, they were produced for the inspection
of the iury.
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Distinguished Brltoas on Yankee soil.

New YORK, June 5tbA-Among the passengers
VINO arrived mere to@iay on the steamer Vera
were Major-6eneral Sir John Mcneil. Fquerry
10 her Majesty, Queen Victoria, ana General sir
Donald Stewart Pars. They viii remain in this
city lew DAYS and then proceed to Canada,
where they Lave work of Importance 10 the
BRUSH Government to attend to-
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ASHLAND (Wis.), June 5th.-Fo-est fires are
doing dmage ON the Omaha rnad, about four
teen ;dlles firm this city,
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TARPEY OR TAYLOR.
The Alameda Statesman Selected to
Nominate Thurman.

Copyright 1855. by The California Associated Press
ST. LOUIS, June 5th.-A meeting of the mem
bers of the California delegation was held to-
night to decide who should have the honor of
presenting Thurman's name to the Convention
as a candidate for Vice-President The Ohio
delegation being divided as TO the propriety of
making the nomination, they yesterday in
formed the Caifornians that they having
started the Thurman boom, should put him in
nomination.
NOT THE SHASTA METHOD.
Tarpey and Clay Webster Taylor were sug-
gested as proper persons to make the nominat-
ing speech. Tarpey proposed to TAYLOR that
they should throw the dice to decide who should
make the speech. Taylor declined on the
ground that he had never shaken dice. 1t was
then agreed that the choice should be left to
the delegation. At the meeting tonight Tarpey
received votes, White ,, and Taylor !. Tarpey
Is buslly at work on his speech to night. and
will have it finished by tomorrow
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JEALOUS NEW WORKERS.
Serious DissensiOus Between Tammany
and the County Democracy.
tCopp-glt. 1855, Gy q. California associated

tcopygat. 1855, by u. California associated Press
ST. LOUIS, June 5th.-Thers was a monster pa
rade here tonight at the local military organiz-
ations and visiting political clubs. This parade
led TO a split in the New York delegation. Tam
many Hall was assigned the post of honor at
the right of the line, and the County Democ-
racy refused to parade. The two delegations
tonight refused to affiliate on nominating the
Vice President.
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THE AUCTION SYSTEM.
Mr. Weinstock Expresses Himself on the
Subject of Emit Sales.

CHICAGO, June 5th.-Mr II. Weinstock, of Sac
ramento, representing the Cali 'ornia Fruit
Union. says the newly presented scheme OF
selling fruit by public auction, instead of by
at present, is meeting with great favor among
all prominent Chicago dealers, most of whom
express themselves as being in sympathy with
the movement.
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MUSIC III. TIE AIR.

The American Fishisg Captain Defies- the
Canadian Authorities.
ic9pyTsd 1sss. by tie Associated Prr,s.I
~. JOIN u. F., June 5th.-This morning
Captain Digg,n, of the Arapricar sl0op Knioht
which was seized for violation of the Bait Act
mace preparations to take his vessel out of the
. naspor. rive policemen who attempted to ar
rest the crew were repuised. The American
Consul ADVISED the Captain to submit but he
reInSedl ana ran up the American nag.
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MONTEREY ELECmON.
An Exciting Question Settled in n Salts
factory Manner.

I9opyJigh, 1888, By he California Aisoci1to9 Pressl
MONTEREY, gune 5th.-The. city election held
yesterday was the most exciting one ever held
acre. The fight was for aud against reorgan-
ization. To reorganiZe is meant TO- bring the
Hotel del Monte within tne incorporate limits
of this city Ay few wh9 claim 10 control the
town. Outof 3dl votes csst $50 were against re-
organization and Is for it. The Trustees elected
were l.. Sshaufe lie, A. A, Oslo and j. A. Wolter.
Much satis!aetj on is manifested at the result.
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A BLAST FROM THE LAKEs.

The Illinois Democrats ParaIyZed by a
Republican Blizzard.
CHICAGO, Jun e5th.-Elections were held
throughout Illinois yesterday for Judges of the
Supreme Court. The returns, which are nearly
all in, show that the Republican candidates,
David J. Baker, Jacob w. Wilkins Jos NJ. Bailey
and Benjamin n. Magrider, were elected in the
First, Third, Sixth and Seventh Districts, and
John NJ. Scholfeld, Democrat, present incum-
bent, in the Second District.
This makes the Supreme Court of Illinois Re-
publican for the first time in its history.
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AGAINST CONTAGION.

&GSIUSHI Gtd-
Coasts Patrolled.
WASHINGTON, June 5th.-In order to assist
local authorities in the maintenance of quar-
antine against the Introduction of infectious
diseases, the President has determined to estab-
Gsh, by means of vessel of the revenue marine
a national patrol of the coast of the United
States, so far as may be practicable under the
existing law and consistent with the perform
ance of the other duties consigned to that serv-
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Captain Jim Puts an End TO the 1Iur-
derous Career of !" NIudge.n

RENO, June 5th.-" Nudge" Washoe Indian
who assassinated Johnny Shay, a half breed, in
Carson on the 18th ultimo. and few days after
murdered two Washoe Indians in ash canyon
in this county, was himself assasslnated on
Sunday night in camp nine miles from town.
Captain Jim, uncle of one of his victims, has
Sunday night he discovered him asleep and
shot him dead
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California Postmasters.

ICopwigit, 1883. Byte California Associated I'ressl
WASHINGTON, June 5th. - California Post
masters appointed: Clara NJ. Newbold. vice B.
r. Harrington, resigned, Agen, Siskiyou county
Arrowhead Springs San Bernardino county, E
R. Brutz, vice Victor Colin, removed Goshen
Tulare county; Mrs. Jessie G. Cassell, vice
Martha Lote, resigned, Grand Springs, Mariposa
county
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Mr.. CHARLES CROKER. railroad million
aire, cured of rheumatism in three treatments.
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HEWlTI'S BACK Is UP.
The Gotham Mayor Down on Cleveland
Who Is No Statesman.

BUFFALO, June 5th.-The Ne,cs has report of
an interview with Mayer Hewitt of New York
who says he will not vote for Cleveland because
he is no statesman. He doesn't believe in his
reelection. The interviewer was George B.
Ketcham, formerly an insurance manager here
Hewitt also said he would not make speech
nor spend dollar in the campaign.
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Are a bitter or bad taste in mouth paia in the
back, sides or joints, often mistaken fcrrheuma-
ternately eostiye and lax, headache; loss of
memory, with painful sensation Of having
failed to do something which ought to have
been done; debility, low spirits, a shick yellow
appearance of the skin and eyes; q dry cough,
often mistaken for Copsumptios. Sometimes
many Of these symptoms attend tne disease, at
Others very few; but the liver the lareest organ
in the body is generally the seat of the disease,
and if nnG regulated in tine great suffering,
wretch bedness aud death WIZ ensue.
Thu baltimore "Episgspsl i, a,ethodist";
simmons Lives Regulator is ac-
knowledged to laave no equal asa
liver medicine, containing those
Southern roe5s and herbs which an
hll-wi-e Prevalence has placed in
countries whe;e iyer diseases pre-
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DR.. MaCLENNAu'S
Marvellous Offer and Marvellous Work at No 4i5 street.
between Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento
stems of of
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Reliable Observation-Disclosures the Wonderful Healing
NGaonEEINAN:

DR.. HUGHES, cured, says: "My own skill,
being practicing physician for over forty
years, and counsel from several Others of good
repute. failed to give any relief. l applied to
from him. and in truth must say was relieved
from all pain. had been afflicted for over two
years. DR. A. s. HUGHES,
Slaughter, King county. Wash Ter.
PORTLAND (or.) August %. 1857.
DR.. A. Y. BOYCE, of Toledo, W. T., testifes
under the above date: This is to certify that
was quite deaf. 1 called on DR.. MacLennan, and
mend the doctor, as believe he is doing much
good" DR.. A. Y. ROYCE, Toledo, W. T.
DIR: J; WILHURST, NJ. D.: N. R. c: s., now at
pletely restored by DR.. MacLennan's manipula-
ton alone"
REV. A. C. GILES, Mendocino. Cal, saws,
truly wonderful. Altogether l feel like new
man."
DIR. E. C, DAVIS, at Helena, Cal, says:
. Alter four days treatment was entirely re-
we'll"
DR.. MacLenaan Treats Successfully
All Broken Down Constitutions, Nervous and
General Debility, Weak Spines, Prolapsis, and
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NEVADA.

A Drunken Freak Costs Man the Loss
of "a Hand.
[CopwigE. 1888, by Ge California associated Press.
LovELoCK's, June 5th. - Tom Waddel at
tempted to crawl under train and had his
left hand mashed He was drunk. Amputa-
ton will be necessary.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
ELECTION NEWS AND BlND4TtS
IN CONGRESS.
Depew in the Wisconsin For.
est Fires-More Doodle Scan
daf-The Races.
sTEMMING THE TIDE.

Especial DISPATCHES TO rHs aEcosD.umos. ]
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PoRrLAND fOr.l. August %. 1ss7

DIR. ]. wILHURST. NJ. D..M. s.. now at
Abbotisford House, says: ." My hearing is COM
pletely restored by DR.. MacLennan's manipula-
ton alone.'
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IATEE--rIenTrSe OVER THE lARIFr.

OF representatives from Colorado and Louisiana.
The session was brief and harmonious through
-
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F0REIGN TOPICS.
BIG FIRE IN THE CITY OF HILL.
ONTARIO.
4 Warlike Fishing Captain-yil.
iards South-Pole Scheme
The Panama LOTTERY.
HoIiELEss THOUSANDS.

IsPra.t DISPATCHES TO THE lrconD-usros
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THE effect which your treatme ut had on me is
truly wonderful. Altogether l feel like new
man."
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DR.. E c. DAVIS, at Helena, Cal, says :
g. After four days treatment / was entirely re,
heyed. have now good appetite and feel
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PITTsBURG, June 5th.-Chris. L. Mdgee the
Republican leader in western Pennsylvania, and
delegate TO Chicago, is firmly convinced that
sherman is the strongest candidate for the
Chicago Convention to place before the people
He Will go into the Convention with the largest
number of votes at his back, but his nomination
is by no means assured
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The Presidents Mother-in-Law.

IUDPyrtght, 1855, Oy DE CalJoT Associated Press
Paris, June 5th. = President Cleveland's
mother-in-law sails for home next week Al
luding to thereport of the Presidents ill-treat-
ment OF his wife, she said it was matter best
treated with silent contempt She hoped all
american girls were rs happy in their welded
lives q hnr dni1 tor