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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-25
BAKING POwn lar sTOCK.
Fabulous Prices for Property OF Pros
perOus Concern.

Fabulous Prices for Property Of a Pros
porous Concern.
NEW YORK, June 24.-The suits of
William Ziegler against Joseph O. HOag-
land, of the Royal Baking Powder Com
pany and its branch corporation, the New
York Tartar Company, are said to have
been settled Mr.. Ziegler brought suit
against ]. @. Hoagland, Dr. @, N. Hoag-
land, Raymond HOagland, and the Royal
Baking Powder Company, to prevent the
payment by the Hosglands of very large
salaries to themselves as officers OF the
company.
The basis of the settlement of the case
is understood to be that Joseph O. Hosg-
land, the President of the Royal Baking
Powder Company, buys Mr.. Ziegler's en-
tire block of stock, amounting TO 695
shares, for about 81, 100000. This would
be at the rate of about So, 400 a share for
stock that was worth but Sl00 per share
when the company was organized.
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GRAND JURY QUITS


The Prosecution Fxhausts It's Testimony In
the Cronin Case.
CHICAGO. June % CONTRARY to eNpec-
auon the grand jury did not resume con-
aderston Of ,he Crouin case. The story
otG r Brooks. published with so much
ecAt last Saturday, has since been e1-
p.oied and +. was deemed useless to sum
mon that individual before the jury. The
term of tine special Jury expires by limita-
ton al The close of the week and its lual
report must necessarily be made at that
time. 10 was this morning announced
that today and tomorrow would he de-
voted TO me consideration Of Jail cases
and BE- is an open secret around the court
house thst the prosecution has exhausted
lts list of witnesses in the CrOniu case. It
is no. at sll improbable that the jury will
oe compelled t1 render it's report IN this
matter upon Size evidence already in.
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KILLED HIS FRIENp.

A Brutal Negro Commits Murder at
Charleston.
Soe-lGI Tslegrom 10 tas ReCisisr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 2l-Yes-
terday afternoon Alex. James and Charles
Jones. negroes, hired buggy and horses
in this city and started out for an after
noon drive, and when near Maiden, above
this city, the two men became involved IN
a quarrel over q nickel, which resulted in
Jones shooting James in the left side with
a 8s calibre pistol. James died this morn
ing aud Jones is in all in this city. Jones
is a bad negro and has been bailed out Of
iail by the man whom he murdered. Ex-
citement runs high among the negroes.
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BURKES PICTURE
c..,r-.. cs.s, Hubbard that lie Is the
Man

c.-,.r-.. Chief Hubbard that he is the
Man
c-e0 r1as 2i-Saperinteodent
H-55rf yesterday received a photograph
,fNs-n 8rss tom Winnipeg. IL rep
-es1,s rather vicious person. The lines
otibs ses s-s strong and harsh. There
wsss weeks growth Of beard when the
p5'torset sa. taken. That's the man,
aiits Chief vith evident satisfaction,
s.5 ss g.. implying that he would be able
TO solve ,5s whole mystery Of the Cronin
murder lrougd Burke aid
Asked about the charge made sgains,
Burke d. being c'acsraed in the Gallagher
murder the Superintendent said: 81
.ho1e1ti. was au cleared up at the time
OF the C0roner's inquest. However, We
sve Burke now, and there viii be time
enough to inquire into his completely M
this case. We want the other Croniu mur-
fa-ars now
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A MERE BUBBLE.
a Drunken Row Magnifed Into an Indian

a Drunken Row Magnified Into an Indian
War.
WASHINGTON, June 24-Capt Stouch,
Third Infantry, has reported to the War
Department the following results of the
investigations of Capt Hanney, Third In
fantry, into the recently reported Indian
outbreak at the Mile Lacs reservation,
Minnesota: "The shooting of the white
man was the result of drunkenness. Three
families who left the neighbOrhood of the
Indian camp were new arrivals (Swedes),
and we're frightened off by drunken In
dians. They went about six miles OIL.
The Indians will deliver up the one VINO
did the shooting"
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AN ARMY OF DOCTORS.

Gathering for the Convention OF the Amer
lean Medical Associa'ion.
NEWPORT, R. l., June 24.-The fortieth
annual convention OF the American Med
ical Association opens here tomorrow
morning. Two thousand physicians, with
their families, are expected.
The Association includes the leading
doctors in regular practice, college profes-
sors, hospital surgeons and specialists:
The general meetings will be held at
Music Hall, the section meetings in the
Casino Theater cafe, reading rooms, vacant
stores and Charming psrlors. A large
building has been erected near the Ocean
House. for the exhibits, of which over a
quarter of million dollars worth are ex-
neptpd
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CoGHLAN's SEPARATION.

MIR. EdgerIy Reiterstes That 1t Was Only
for Convenience.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Rose Coghlan's
husband claims that the separation is only
a temporary affair. He wants her to give
up her stage duties, which keep him from
her about ten months out of the year.
The husband, Mr.. Clinton Edgerly, is
amply able to support his wife, but the
stage has become a second nature to her.
He has sold his household contents, be
cause, " be says, I'VE mutually arrived at
the conclusion that it would be better to
do away with the expense for the present,
and when she gets through with the stage,
refurnish over again, and then settle down
to A permanent domestic life"
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UNITED wORKNIEN.
The Members of the Supreme Lodge Divide
Honors.

The Members Of the Supreme Lodge Divide
Honors.
OMAHA, NEB., June 24.-The Supreme
Lodge A. o. U. W. in session here elected
the following officers for the ensuing year;
Supreme Master Workman, William K.
Graham. Cedar Falls, Ia; Supreme Fore
man. W Verne Wilson, Detroit; supreme
Overseer. J. W. Kinsley, Helena; Supreme
Recorder, NJ. W. Sackett. Mesdville, IA. !;
Supreme Receiver, John J. Acker, Albany
n. Y; Supreme Guide, L. +. 1ou2g, J9;,,;l,, Jr,,
Lexington; Supreme Waterman, mllllam rlAl
Bntts Baltimore; Supreme Medical Exam
iner DR.. Hugh Doherty, Boston; Supreme
Trustees. H. B. Loomis, Buffalo L. l.
Troy, Chicago; Farren Lotten, Woodstock
Kan The place OF the next annual meet
ing has been fixed at Boston, the third
Tuesday in June, 1890.
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AN ADVANCE IN OIL.

Intense Excitement Among the Dealers on
the Pittsburg Exchange.
PITTsBURG, PA, June 81 There was
intense excitement to-day on Petroleum
Exchange. The market opened at s3sc,
and with rush was forced to 81 OF before
a halt was made. The decline was almost
as rapid. At 80 it was back to 90tc.
There are fears that many of the brokers
will be hurt. 1t is said the adoption of
the proposition to deal in futures to-day
was the cause for the sharp advance of oil
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WON THEIR MONEY.
A Gambler Hanged by His Fellow Gam
blars

A Gambler Hanged by His Fellow Gam
blers.
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 24.-It was re-
ported in Memphis Saturday that negro
was taken from steamboat near Upton
Vile and lynched by mob of deck pas
eengers, whose money he had won. The
Memphis Enterprise of Friday contained the
following corroborstiOn ofthe rumor: Alf
Grizzard, alias Hawkins, was hung by a
mob supposed to be composed of negro
gamblers at TiptOnville last Wednesday.
1t seems that he had won all the money
the negros had, and they, epraged at their
loss, carried him forcibly off OF boat and
hanged him.
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PARKERsBURG NEWS.

The New Board of Examiners-A Floater
Picked Up At Long Bottom.
Special Telegram to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, June 24.-Tbe Wood
County Board of Pension Examiners has
been and is now composed of Drs Bond,
Kendall and Sharp, the new members be-
ing Bond and Kendall.
The body of man was found in the
Ohio river at Long Bottom, twenty miles
below, and buried it. 1t had on no cloth
ing but pair of trousers.
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A mnrderes. E.capes From Justice.

BALTIMORE, Jnne 2.-Owing to pc
culiar statute in the Virginia laws, the
conviction of Mrs Virginia Taylor Of muir
der in the second degree for poisoning her
husband has been set aside, and instead Of
serving sentence Of five years, she walked
out of Jail to-day free woman. Judge
Gunter, of the Circuit Court, having de-
cided that by the Virginia law killing by
poison is murder in the first degree. By
the same statue Mrs. Taylor cannot be tried
again.
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Town Ruined by = strike.

CHICAGO, June PA special dispatch
from Spring Valley, Ills, says; The coal
miners have been locked out since May lst
because they would not agree to a reduc-
tion in wages. The town has decreased in
population from 5000 to $500 in conse-
ouence. Most of those who have goD e
away are men, leaving large numbers OF
women and children unprOvided for. Out
side relief so far has amounted to about 50
cents per family in the aggregate. There
is great destitutiOn and distress and many
families are absolutely without food.
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pohart Rurdette's Baccalaureats.

WEST CHESTER, June 24.-Robert j.
Burdette Yesterday afternoon delivered the
hsccalaureste address to the graduating
class of the West Chester State Normal
school. He took for his text Second Cor
intblaus. 4. 7, and based his remarks on
the coursge and enthusiasm Of the Apostle
Paul under trying ordeals. At time ne
infnsed much humor into his discourse and
nroyoked his audience to applause.
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ON THE WAR PATH.

A Baltimore Minister Runs Amuck and
sIashes at the Catholic Church.
BALTIMORE, Md, June PA sensation
was caused this morning at the regular
quarterly meeting of the Ministerial Union
by the reading of a bitter address on the
Bible in the Public School by Rev. F. NJ.
Ellis, D. D., pastor of the Eutaw Place
Baptist Church. In the course of his re-
marks he made bitter attack on the Ro-
man Catholic Church, and declared that It
was inimical to American institutions and
a foe to true religion.
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DESPERATE HORSE THIEF
Helps 3 Detective to Make Things Liyel
I'm Charleston.

Helps Detective to Make Things Lively
In Charleston,
Spec,a, T.,egram TO ne Register.
CHARLESTON, June 81 Some weeks
ago -four blOOded horses were stolen near
East ST. Louis and shipped to Cincinnati
A detective tBced the supposed thief
James Scott, to Cumberland, Md, Roam
oke CITY. Va, and to Huntington, W. Va
AT the latter place the police had a severe
fight. but failed to secure his arrest. He
was followed here yesterday, but escaped
by the efforts Of hackman and reached
The cover Of the woods st Ferry Branch.
He is q desperate man, blind in one eye,
snd has part of his nose and one ear cut
oil. The flight and pursuit made quite q
stir in the lots behind the st. Albert hotel.
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NEGRO AND HUN

Clash, and the Hun is Four Less In
Number.
HAvERsTRAw, N. Y, June 24.-There
was a bloody riot between Hungarians and
colored men, working on De Groat's brick
ward at Jones' Point, yesterday. -Four
Huns were shot. One is dead, another IS
diving The riot was started by the Huns
irving to drown colOred man.
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HOPE GIVEN UP.
Mrs. Hayes Has Only Few More Hours of
Life


TOLEDO, June pa Daily CONNER
ciGl, Fremont, Ohio, special says; Doctors
Rice and Hilbosh are in constant attend
ance at the Hayes mansion. They report
Mrs Hayes condition as follows: Pulsa-
ton 127, temperature 1924, respiration
~. There is no possible chance for recov-
cry, and death is question of a few hours
at most The family and near relatives
are alone at the bedside of the dying wO-
man, and know the last is near at hand.
At 10 O'Clock the family have not re-
tired, and sons are resting in chairs III the
parlor There is no doubt that the fam
lily consider recovery doubtful and are
watching every symptom and change in
fear of the worst.
President and Mrs. Harrison sent tele-
grams ofsympathy to-day.
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sNIAsHED rHE sABBATH.

Cincinnatrs Closing Law Violated with
Impunity.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-Quite number
of saloons were open yesterday afternoon
in consequence Of the presence of so many
Turner's in the city. When asked to make
arrests the police refused saying they had
orders from the mayor to make no arrests
unless there was disorder. There were
threats of legal proceedings would be taken
against the mayor for issuing sucn an or
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Deroulede Fined

PARIS. June 24.-The trial at Angan-
tene. of NJ. NJ. Deroulede, Laguerre and
Laisant, on the charge OF rioting at that
place recently, was completed to-day.
Mr.. Deroulede was acquitted Of the charge
of resisting the police, bat convicted OF the
charge of rioting He was fined l25 francs.
Mr.. Laguerre was fined a similar amount
for threatening the police. Mr.. Laisant
waa ac0uitted
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LEGITIME's PERIL.

The Haytien President eset by Enemies
on All Sides.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Captain Shaw, OF
the steamer Delta, which arrived last
night from Port rt.de-Paix states that Hyp-
polyte had arrived at Cape Hayti with his
staff and WAS about to rejoin his army Just
before Port-au Prince Private lettere re-
ceived at Cape Hayti from Port-au-Prince
stated that the city was in very excited
condition. Legiume refused to leave the
city or capitulate and grave fears were ap-
prehepded of an insurrectiOn in the city.
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rhn Nlnsin starts For Homo.

WASHINGTON, June "a. Work has been
received at the Navy Department that the
Nipsic, the sole survivor of the American
fleet at Samoa after the hurricane, has
started for San Francisco, under convoy OF
the Alert. She comes direct from Samoa,
and will not stop at Auckland but Will
touch at Honolulu. Temporary rapalrs
were made before the start, which, how
ever. it is believed rendered the vessel
seaworthy to undertake the voyage, which,
nnder favorable circumstances should be
made in thirty or forty days.
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AXwoRTHY's GALL.
He Says He VIII Return to Cleveland and
Run for Office.

He Says He VIII Return TO Cleveland and
Run for Office.
ST. PAUL, MINI, June 24.-Thomas
Axworthy, the deiaulting city treasurer of
Cleveland. arrived at the international
Hotel, on the Candian 500, just across the
river from Sault Ste, Marie, Mich, yes
terday. He contemplstes investing his
surplus cash in Canadian 500 real estate.
He claims to have squared all Of his indebt-
edness to the city of Cleveland but $780,
600, and Gays he has put over Sl7O, 600 in
securities in the hands of his bondsmen.
He also says that he will return to Cleve-
land within 60 days and will again run for
office. Axworthy appears to be in good
health. He keeps himself in the back
ground, and bas a horror of newspaper
representatives.
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FILM FLAMNI GAME.

The PlttsburS Boys Friends Trying to
Compromise.
PrrsBURG, June 24-Harry Flamm'
arrested on Saturday on the embezzlement
Of $50. 900 from the Marine Bank, was
this morning charged with embezzlement
In the United States District Court. A
hearing was fixed for Wednesday at p.
m His relations sre making an effort to
cor,nron,ise for $40, 600.
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MRS. sCHooP INSANE.

The Convicted Murderer Wife Arrsigned
In Court.
PHILADELPHIA, June A.-Mrs. Will
helmina Schoop, charged with acting as an
accessory with her convicted husband,
Jacob Schoop, to the murder of Anton
schilling, whose dismembered body was
placed in bags and hidden by Schoop In
Fairmont Park on last Christmas night,
was to-day arraigned for trial. A Jury was
impaneled, and after the examination OF
the prisoner and the prison agent, the jury
rendered verdict that Mrs Schoop Is OF
unsound mind.
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nhe.aneake nanal RepaIr Bonds LegaI.

BALTIMORE, June "a Attorney Gene
raj Whyte, under date of June p, gives
his opinion as to the legality Of an issue Of
bonds by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company for the purpose Of restoring the
canal to a navigable condition. he says
81 am Of opinion that such repair bonds
can be legally issued and the tolls ana
revenues of the canal pledged for their
nsyment and for the interest accruing
thereon.~ This will lift load from the
minds of those interested in t e restora-
tion of the canal, it being suppose by
many that the bond issue OF 1878 would
make the further issue OF repair bonds i'm
possible.
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SNUBS ITALY.

The Russian Bear Growls Omlnously at
Humbert.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 24.-The Gov
ernment proposes to raise the money to be
used in the building strategic railways and
fortresses. The semi official press attacks
Italy, while the Gar snubs Baron De
Marochett, the Italian ambassador. AT
the last state ball, the Gar purposely ig-
nored the presence ofthe ambassador until
Marochett placed himself In His Majesty g
way; then the Baron was accorded an ex-
tremely cold greeting.
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PORTLAND, OGN., June 24.-It is re-
ported on what is regarded as good author
itv. that the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company have completed negotiations for
the purchase of the Oregon Railway, Mar
row guage) lines. The price is one million
and q half dollars.
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K1LRA1N's TRAINING QUARTERS
Big Crowd Out to See Him Work.

Big Crowd Out to See Him work.
BALTIMORE, June PA great crowd
WAS at Hslstead's to-day to watch the
work of Kilrain. Among those on the
porch were a number of local sports, who
take a deep interest in Jake. Some of
them are a trifs shsky Of Kilrain's ability
TO hold out against the big fellow, but the
large majority agree with Charley Mitchell
that Sullivan will not have picnic
Mitchell has full confidence in Kilrain's
powers, and thinks he'll have no trouble
in carrying off the belt, stake money and
all the other perquisites of the fight.
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BROWNING MAY WED AGAIN.

The Poet Said to be Engaged to Mrs
Bloomfield Moore.
NEW YORK, June 24.-It is current
gossip in the American colony in London
that the poet Robert Browning and Mrs
Bloomfield Moore, The wealthy Philadel-
phia lady, contemplate matrimony.
Browning is n years old, and Mrs. Moore
is said to be on the sunset side of 60. Peo-
pie who have had the pleasure of meeting
The poet and Mrs. Moore together declare
that their devotion is touching. 1t is said
that Mrs. Moore's son, who is with her in
London. has consented to the marriage.
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A Rich PropertY Sold.

NEwBURG, N. Y, June 24.-NegOtia-
tions have been pending for some months
past for the sale of the Vassar Brewery, at
Poughkeepsie, and it is now learned that
a bargain for its transfer to an English
syndicate is about to be completed. The
brewery has made for its owners half q
dozen fortunes.
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Ca.b,sr Debsun Sentenced.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Charles Debaun;
the defaulting cashier Of the National
Park Bank, who ran away to Canada with
SO 500 of the blnk's funds, but was ex-
traditsd here, pleaded guilty to-day to a
charge Of forgery in the second degree. he
was sent to State prison for five ysars and
aeven months.
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FLEEING THE IsTHMUs.
Hundreds of Starving Workmen Left IN
Panama.

Hundreds of Starving Workmen Left IN
Panama.
PANAMA, June 24-Matters on the
Isthmus continue to wear gloomy look,
and one which will last until thousands
more of the men now here are removed.
Many have gone, but, as already reported,
there are many who should be afforded the
means of reaching some place, where work
is to be had. Some have gone from Aspin-
wall to Port Lincoln, bat at those little
places there is small chance for workmen
to find employment, and a majority Of
those who went speedily left for other To-
calities.
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DAMsON,s SLAYER,
No Truth in the Report That He Was
Eleoted a Military Surgeon.

No Truth in the Report That He Was
Elected Military Surgeon.
CHARLESTON, s. O, June 24.-Amos j..
Cummings arrived here to-day to report
the Dawson-McDOw trial. The trial opens
tomorrow. The telegram from this place
published on Saturday said that Mellow
had been elected surgeon of the Lafayette
Artillery, which was described as one of
the most high-tOned, ancient, honorable
and elite military organizations in the
city, and that this action indicated the
fact that the respectable classes in this
community were anxious for the acquittal
of the murderer of Captain Dawson. There
is not word of truth in the dispatch.
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Benny oomss Marehlng Home.

CAPE MAY, N. j., June 24.-President
Harrison left here by special train at lis
p. m, accompanied by General Sewell and
Mr.. W. V. Mexican, of the Public Ledger.
At Philadelphia the President will be
Joined by Postmaster General Wanamaker,
who will accompany him to Washington.
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is an intelligent Irishman aud member
OF the Land League, but not Of the Clan
Ms Gael He Is an enthusiastic Liberal
and q strong sdmirer of DR.. CrOnin, whom
he claims 70 have met frequently. He has
been set M liherlv.
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Pen.Ions TO west vLrEinIans.

special Tsie0rana 10 ne Register
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Pensions were
granted to the following citizens Of West
Virginia this morning: Silas NJ. Metheny
John J. Miller, Jos. NJ. McGill, NOyes J.
Burlep. Sarah, widow of Asron Barber,
Jane, mother of John c. Donnell, ana
Margaret. widow of ThOs. Butler.
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Ahnnt shakespeare and Bacon

there is a pending controversy, but none
is ever likely 10 take place regarding
SOZODONT, foremost among articles for
preserving, restoring and beautifying the
teeth for over third Of a century. This
agreeable sntiseptic removes unpleasant
ness from the breath.
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rha Nnr,hwe.tern saengerbund.

M1NNEAPoLIs, June 24.-The biennial
meeting of the Northwestern Saengerbund
was held here yesterday afternoon. Mil
waukee was the city selected for the next
fest,
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Canada win Take No Action.

NEW YORK, June 24.-An Ottawa spe-
cial saws: 1t was stated in official circles
here yesterday that no action will be taken
at present by either the British or Domin-
ion Governments with regard to protecting
the British seal vessels in Behring sea.
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GROWING WEAKER.
Cameron Has Only a Few Hours to Live at


LANCASTER, PA, June 23.-This even
tng's report from Gen. Cameron states that
he is growing weaker hourly. He still re-
trims consciousness.
The distinguished patient has been slow
ly sinking all day. His family has been at
his bed side, hourly expecting the end.
No word has yet been received from Sena-
tor Don Cameron, and it is believed he
cannot be reached by Telegraph.