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The morning call., 1890-06-03
THE INDIANS.
Estimated Cost of Maintaining the Govern
ments- War ards for Year.

mtut
WASHINGTON, June 2-The Indian Z =
preparation Bill for the fiscal year 1891 has
been completed by the House Committee.
1t carries an appropriation of nearly S6,0o0,-
coo. which is somewhat below the appro-
priation for the current fiscal year. 1t in
C ludes an appropriation Of 100000 to en-
able the Secretary of the Interior to employ
practical farmers, in addition to the Indian
agency farmers now employed, at wages
not exceeding So per month, to superin-
tend and direct such Indians as are making
eforts for self-supp0rt. For the support of
Indian day and industrial schools and other
educational purposes S772.700 is appropri-
ated, and for the construction on Indian
reservations of school buildings and repairs
to buildings 100000.
The only changes appertaining to the Pa
ciic Coast agencies are as follows: For
the pay of the C0lville (Wash.) agent $1,000
instead of $500. For the support of civil
ized Yakima Indians. Wash. including
employees pay, $4,000 instead of $4,000.
For the Uintah and Ouray Agency, Utah,
5000 is appropriated instead of $4,000.
twenty-five thousand dollars is appropri
ated for the Indian school at Carson City,
New, and S70,750 for the Salem Oregon
sehOOl
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The Public Debt.

WA sHINGToN, June 2.-The public debt
statement for June 1st.shows a total debt
of s1,591. .S62, 600 50. and net debt of
S1,o0s, s5S, s98 IS. This is decrease of
Sc, ,661, ,S71 60 since May 1st, and of S67, 7S7,-
722 II since June 30th last. The Govern
ment receipts for May were S35, 443, 351 rs,
and the expenditures were 1927, ,975 IL.
OF the expenditures, over 81, 500, 900 were
for pensions. Treasurer Huston's lreport
shows that ON June 1st the surplus was
S3G, ,9Ol, ,791 So, exclusive of fractional silver
poiu
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, June 2.--In the stock market
to-day, after the first hour. the bears became
very aggressive, and aided by the scarcity of
money were enabled to keep the market
in feverish, weak state, and bring about
material losses in many stocks. Trusts
were again responsible for most of the
feeling of insecurity among the holders
in railroad stocks. The close was
active and weak at about lowest prices of
the day. Sugar is off hc; Chicago gas,
lBc; Union Pacific, 1Bc. Governments
dull. Petroleum opened at 90A, declining
to So and closing steady.
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SENSATIONAL CHARGES.
Government Inspectors of Cattle in New Je
sew Selling Diseased Meat

Government Inspectors Of Cattle in New Jer-
sey Selling Diseased Meat
WASHING TON, June 2. = Sensational
charges have been made against the Gov
ernment Pleuro- pneumonia Inspectors in
Hudson and Bergen counties, N. j. 1t is
said they are not only not trying to stamp
the disease out, but are taking pains to
propagate it. They find herd cattle iu-
fected. condemn them, slaughter them and
sell their carcasses at a reduced rate TO
butchers in league with them. The inspec-
tors also have cattle for sale with which
they supply the places Of the slaughtered
herds to the farmer, putting two or three in
fected cattle in lot, and when the time
comes slaughteriDg the herd and selling
the farmer another lot. Congressman Me
Adoo Will ask for thorough investigation
of the charges.
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National Banks Au:horz.d.

WASHINGTON, June &c. W. Hertzes Of
Tower, Mimi, and associates have ap-
piled to the Comptroller of the Currency
for authority to organize a national bank
at Hoquiam, Wash, and j. l.. Frazer Of
White Sulphur Springs, Mont, and asso-
ciates ask similar authority for the Castle
Mountain National Bauk at White Sulphur
Springs.
The Comptroller has authorized the Link
County National Bank at Albany. Oregon,
to commence business on 100000 capital
and the following officers James l..
Cowan, President; George E. Chamberlain,
cash ier.
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A Big PolI-Tax,

A few days ago an italian named C.:E. q.
Checcetin. employed on the Grant, refused
to give his name to Deputy Assessor Abe
Keithly-though the latter requested the
cognomen by the aid of an interpreter.
Failing in his effort, Keithly swOte out
warrant in Justice Henrys court, and last
Friday Constable Martin went out and ar
rested the stubborn son Of sunny Italy.
He was tried on Saturday and declared
that he did not dvulge the name because
he did not understand what was wanted.
This might have availed, but all ct once
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No Silver Legislation.

CHICAGO, June 2.-The News Washing
ton special says: 1t is not at all probable
that there will be any silver legislation at
this session of Congress. The markets for
bullion show during the last week that this
impression is not only prevalent in the
most reliable Congressional circles here,
but also in Wall street. There has been an
unloading of bullion within the last few
days which has depressed prices, aud it is
likely that there will be still further de-
pIipa
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Mini Statistics.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Director of
the Mint issued statement this afternoon.
1t shows the coinage at the Mints during
May to be as follows: Double eagles ST.
4S9, 200, silver standard dollars S2,900,O0
silver dimes S29, 600. five-cent pieces S95, 700,
one-cent pieces S3S.S 500; total. S4, sol, 800.
The stock Of gold and silver coin held by
the Director June 1st is placed as follows:
Gold S629,03O, ia, silver S443, 81, ,693; total,
Sl,072, $40, 407. This is an increase Of S23,-
GOA, 115 since January 1st.
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A MOONLIGHT DUEL.
A Race for Life Followed by Fight With
Pistols.

A Race for Life Followed by Fight With
Pistols.
BRowNvuLE, June "A sensational
semi-duel took place here last night. The
principals were Thomas J. Harbert,
prosperous young farmer OF high con-
nection, and James Boyd, son of Attor-
ney Boyd. Harbert now lies in a
critical and it is feared hopeless
condition as a result of the conflict Tney
had a quarrel about Boyd shooting a hog
belonging to a relative of Harbert, and car
ried guns for each other. Both attended
church last night and afterward were
about to meet. Boyd saw Harbert coming
upon him and instinctiyely he felt that his
purSuer had a weapon, aud he commenced
race for his life. His future depended on his
steed's outfooting the horse which Harbert
was riding. There was a race for life and
BOYD won. Then he equipped himself
better and returned to his foe. They met
in the moonlight and there began duel Ill
earnest, both firing simultaneously. Five
shots were fired with the above results.
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La. ouiA Races.

LAToNIA. June 2.-FollowIug are the entries
for tomorrow;
First race, one mile (selling}-Ballymena 90,
Salute 81, Silver King 9s, Silver Lake 90,
Eugena 1O1, Miss Gibson 101, Polrmus 10Y,
Mamie Fonso lo5, Alta 112, Kirkman 9S, u
Rldgely 80, Julia W &C. Maker 102. Morefeld
1o6, Robin log, Urawhsh 10Y. Dyer 1lO, Clamor
ia.
Second ace did not fill.
Tnnd,rsce handicap, one and an eighth miles
L-na %, Gun Wad 81. Mount Lebanon 100,
Hydy 1U2, Tenaciiy Ill, Bonita ia, Spectator
100.
Fourth race (Latouia Oaks one and quarter
miles-JUa Magee LOG, Marie X Jog, Daisy
100. LougshOre aud Scoggins 100 eacn, Eng
lish Lazy 113, Heller Shelter I13.
Fifth race mIidens nine-ienths OF mile-Miss
Hankins IS, Marmora 10l, Hindooeite 1O1, Tom
Rogers 104, Bramble Bush 104, King solomon
lO6, SOrceress 10l, Maggie Moore l07, Plunger
1O7i Odrey 10, Labold LOG, - -
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FATAL QUARREL.
A Distillery Proprietor Killed by a United
States Marshal

KNOXVILLE, June 2.-While returning
from a soldiers reunion at Jelico United
States Marshal Bud Lindsey and friends
stopped a. the alcohol distillery of James
kits. Lindsey wanted to buy drinks for
the crowd. A war of words failed to settle
the difference between Lindsey and kits.
The men became angered, and when small
son of kits struck Lindsey on the head
with stone the latter fired two shots at
kits, both taking effect and causing his
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Departure of Crack sh3ty.

New YORK, June 2.-The crack shots of
three big Schuetzen corps In this vicinity
steamship Fulda, en- route for Pankow,
whore great shooting festival occurs in
July. They take brass band with them
to Germany, where they will have picnic
lasting all summer
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

Reduction of Freight Rates on Grain and
Dressed Beef
CHICAGO, June John N. Abbott, late
Chairman of the Western Passenger Asso-
citation, has been appointed assistant to the
President of the Great Northern Railway.
The Central Traffic Association to-day
decided to reduce the rate on wheat.
barley. rye and their products from 2G
to 22h cents, from Chicago to New York
road gave notice of an intention to reduce
the dressed beef rate from 48 to 45 cents to
Boston and New England points, claiming
that the new Canadian Pacific Wabash line
is emitting rates
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An Altered Invoice.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Collector of
Customs at San Francisco has advised the
Secretary of the Treasury that a consular
invoice covering 5000 pineapples imported
by Goldberg, Bowen & Co. had been altered
or forged SO as to reduce the value from 8 to
8 cents each. Acting Secretary Tichenor
District Attorney and. If deemed advisable,
to prosecute the parties who perpetrated
the forgery.
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FOUND DEAD.
The Agent Of San Francisco Wine Company
Expires at Denver

DENVER, June 2.-P. J. Brady, agent for
the Bamberger & Kaempfer Wine Company
of SanFrancisco, was found dead yesterday
at the Hope Hotel, cheap lodging-house
on Larimer street, near Fourteenth. He
had evidently died from paralysis of the
heart. For the past two months he has
been guest at the Hope House, and re-
Gently complained of a severe attack OF
drinker, and did not seem to care for his
condition. Deceased leaves widow and
family at Chicago. He originally came
from Kentucky, and it is presumed the
body will be shipped there. No papers
were found in his possession that contained
the address of his relatives. He was a man
about 50 years OF age. of medium height and
heavy build. The body was removed to
the Coroner's office.
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CHEROKEE COMMISSION.

Little Progress in the Negotiations With the
Sac and Fcx Indians.
LITTLE Rock, June 2.--Advices from In
dian Territory say the Cherokee Commits
sion is making little progress in negotiating
with the Sac and Fox Indians for thir sur
plus lands. The Indians have held
council, which was nos harmonious. Both
tribes are divided on the question Of the
sale
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BURNED TO DEATH.

A Mother and Two Children Perish in Fire
at Durango, Colo.
DENVER, June "A Durango (Colo.)
special to the News says: Mrs. Robert
Morrow yesterday attempted to light fire
with kerosene. An explosion occurred which
set fire TO the clothes of the woman. her
four-year-old son and young baby. They
were all three crenated in the house, which
burned above them before any assistance
could be rendered
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M'KINLEY'S VIEWS.
He Thinks Silver Bill Will Be Passed This
Session of Congress.

NEW YORK, June IA Washington spe-
cial to the Mail and Express says: Major
Mckinley said this afternoon: L believe
the Silver Bill will become law by an act
of this session, although it is not sure
thing by any means. There is a demand
for it in every direction, and do n ct think
we ought to adjourn before the Silver Bill
is passed. The House will devote itself to
the measure within few days. Yes, this
will be a long session; we will not adj enrn,
in my Judgment, till late in August. The
Senate will talk tariff for whole month L
presume. No, l don't believe we will pass
either the Federal or Anti nti-Gerrymandering
BILL"
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COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON. June 2.-The following
combinations have been made: George j.
Wallace Of Missouri, Consul General at
Melbourne; r. Wildman of Idaho, Consul
at Singapore; Collectors of Internal Rev
enue-Levi A. Hughes. District of New
Mexico; }. III. Mills, District Of Montana:
Anton Mehrlich, Register of the Land Of
fee at Central City, Colo.
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GLOVE CONTEST.

Tommy Burke Of Boston Defeated by Jack
Rolen Of Cincirnat.
New ORLEANS, June 2.-Jack Roen of
Cincinnati easily defeated Tommy Burke
of Boston in fight to finish with five
ounce gloves before the Audubon Athletic
Club tonight for purse of $500. The
fight lasted eleven rounds. After the fifth
round Burke was knocked down repeatedly.
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which was laid across the stream. When
in the center the plank turned, throwing all
into the roaring waters. Brennan. after
a hard struggle managed to save himself,
but tie two girls were drowned. The
body of Laura May was recovered three
miles down the river from the scene OF the
accident. The other body has not yet been
found.
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A Chinese Wedding.

KANSAS CITY, June Chung Sing,
wealthy Chinese physician, 60 years OF age.
was married to-day to Au Gin, q pretty
Chinese girl, II years Of age. Chung Sing
became a widower eighteen months ago
and sent to San Francisco for wife, pay
ing 5000 for her
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Clarkson's Successor

WASHINGTON, June General 2. Clarkson
will probably be succeeded in the Postoffice
Department by another member of the Re
publican National Executive Committee,
Samuel Fessenden of Connecticut The
members of the Executive Committee, i. is
said, will recommend the appointment. He
has possible rival in l.. L. Michener of
Indiana.
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& Reported Duel.

LOUISVILLE, JUNE "A local paper as
serts that after quarreling last night about
young lady, Thomas OVERLY of this city
and Robert Sanders OF Indiana repaired TO
a cemetery, where they fought duel with
pistols, Sanders being seriously injured.
1t is stated that he was taken TO his home
Ii Evansville. The story is not verified.
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The Tariff Bill.

WA sHINGToN, June 1.-Two hours were
spent by the Republican members of the
Senate Finance Committee this morning in
consideration of the Tariff Bill. The time
was devoted to Schedule D-wood and man
ufactures thereof. Progress was slow.
considerable difference of opinion being
shown over the rates of duty on timber.
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DISSATISFIED woRKMEN.

Strikes of Mechanics for Shorter Hours AMI
IacIeased Wages.
PITTsBURG, June 2.-Seven hundred
stOne-cutters struck this morning for an ad-
vance in wages.
NEW YORK, June 2.-The tin-roofers
of Brooklyn have struck for eight
hours. Should an attempt be made to
employ non-unon men, the other
house-building trades will also go out.
CINCINNATI. June 2. = The carpenters
strike agreed upon yesterday was accom-
plished to-day. Eleven hundred men
stopped work. Union and non-union men
are a unit in their demands.
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In Dafensa of Bismarck.

BERLIN, June 2.-The Hamburger Mach
Tiehteu, in defending Prince Bismarck
from the reproach that in bis interview
with Russian and French journalists he
has confded in the enemies of the EN- pire,
declares only those who desire war can OBJ
iect to the interviews in question.
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DWELLING DESTROYED.

Several Occupants Of St. Louis Tenement
H-use Badly Burned.
ST. LOUIS, June "A tenement house on
Franklin avenue took fire early this morn
ing. Part of the second floor was occupied
by George Schlothman and his family.
Schlothman, his wife and two children were
badly burned. .Schlothman's father, aged 10
years, was asphyxiated. The wife of
Charles Hauss was badly burned and her child
rendered unconscious. Several of the In
jured may die. The loss by the fire was
small. George Hyde, the lessee, has been
arrested Oh suspicion OF having fired the
building.
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Assistant District Attorney Bruner asked:
why. didn't you pay the Assessor tho
money!"
The witness replied that ne had been az
work only few days and did not propose
to pay the pol-tax il he could avoid it
This was dead give away" and he was
found guilty and fiue- S15, which he paid
Sacramento Bee, June 2i.
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Connanght at Montreal.

NJ oNTREAL. June 2.-The Duke and
DucheNs of Connaught have arrived. To
the reception addresses Connaught re-
sponded, and alluded TO marching to repel
Fenians With a rifle brigade.
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THE STUDENT oUTRAGEs.
The Acts Of Vandalism Denounced at Meet
ing at Harvard

ing at Harvard
BosToN, June 2. Fully thousand
undergraduates gathered in and around
the halls OF Harvard to night to
denounce in mass meeting the out
RACES by students. Resolutions were
adopted denouncing the outrages
and appealing to the public not TO impute
the offenses 10 the college as whole.
They are arranging for popular SUBJ
scription among the students to raise
money to defray the expense OF
repairs. a detective was also employed to
ferret out the offenders, and the faculty
appealed to in the future al
low all celebrations and festivities
to be put under the absolute
control Of all athletic committee. One hun
dred mechanics to-day are at work trying
to effece the paint.
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TWO GIRLS DROWNED.

Fatal Termination of a Fishing Excursion in
Colorado.
LEADvILLE, June "A party Of young
people left here this morning for fishing
trip down Arkansas River. When they got
to Midland Bridge a young man named
Brennan attempted to assist Annie Barry
and Laura May to cross upon a plank
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Interstate E1campm snt

KANSAS CITY, June 2.-The Interstate
Encampment and competitive drill opened
to-day. Twenty-three companies from vari-
Gus parts of the United States are already
here. A street parade occurred this after
noon and the competitive drills begin to-
morrow.
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A Renuhlinau Cancus

WASHINGTON, June IA Republican
caucus was held tonight. 1t was decided
that the House conferrees should insist upon
all the House amendments to the Morrill,
Pension Bill, and that the lowest pension
to be granted should be Sc q month.
Nothing was done about the Federal Bill or
Silver Bill.
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Creates
An Appetite

There Is nothing for which recommend Hoods
SarsapariIla with greater confidence than for loss
OF appetite, indigestion, sick headache and other
troubles of dyspeptic nature. In the most natural
way this medicine gently tones the stomach assists
digestion, and makes one feel "real hungry" La
dies in delicate health very dainty and particu-
lar at meals, after taking Hoods Sarsaparilla few
days. fnd themselves longing for and eating tho
plainest food with unexpected relish and satisfac
TRY
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ssv.re !. rlhnunke Shock.

LIMA, June 2.-The severest earthquake
shock experienced in many years occurred
at an early hour this morning. 1t was fol-
lowed by two other shocks, which though
milder than the first were Of more than
Average severity
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TURF EVENTS.
Results of Yesterdays Races at Morris
Park and LatOlia.

MORRIS PARK On J.), June 2-The weather
was clear and the track fast to-day. Following
are results OF the races:
First race, one mile and furlong-Eon Der
gem won, Niagara (Auderson) second, Glpsy
Queen (Thompson) third. Time :56.
Second race, one mile-ClarendOn (Hamlton)
won, DIR. Helmuth (LittIeheld) second, Kings
bridge (Bergen) third. Time Ale.
Third race, half me-Mary Stone (Coying-
tom won, Gold Dollar q. Murphy second, Mar
Iba Washington Bergen third. Time, 0:47 "A.
FO urth race, five furlongS (selIing)-Claudiue
(Bergeu) won, Priscilla (Riley) second, Evange-
line Q4anley) third. Time, 0:591s.
Fifth race, six furlonrs-Ciyil Service Qamleyl
won, Fltziames u: Murphy second, Fordham
(H amiltou) third. Time, 1:lO9s.
Sixth race seven IurlOngs (SellDg) = Arab
DECKER won, Dalsyrian (Lamleyl second, Pei
ham Clayton third. Time, :2712.
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Claim D smiss d.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Court of
Claims has dismissed the claim of A. B.
Mullett against the United States for COM
pensaton as architect Of the building now
occupied by the State, War and Navy de-
partments, amounting TO about Sl50,000.
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Eerptian C,nTersion schem ;.

ROME. June IA dispatch from Cairo
says: England, Italy and Russia have
given notice of their adhesion TO the Egyp-
tian conversion scheme.
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Injured by q slraat.car

CHICAGO. June MAX Rosenberg, a
well.known actor and theatrical manager,
was badly injured this afternoon by being
run down by a street-car.
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New YORK, June 2.-Following are Bay
ards tips for the Morris Park races to-
morrow: First race, Fritz or Sir Rae
second Teatray or Sir Dixon; third, Te-
nathan or Retribution gelding; fourth,
Amazon or Starlight; fifth, Raymond or
Vivid; sixth, Prince Royal or Baggage.
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G adstone'a Dsnial.

LONDON, June 2.-Gladstone, in reply 10
questions by the Liberals in Glasgow, de-
nies that lie ever stated that the shooting
affair at MitchelltOwn, Ireland, and the
Siberian atrocities were parallel outrages,
though he spoke Of them together.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS. June 2.-The Nonpa-
reil says: frank Murphy, the renowned
temperance orator, will shortly wed Mrs.
Re6ecca Fisher, beautiful and wealthy
widow Of this city.
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2. hhed o., a Witnes,

WINDSOR (Ont.), June 2.-Tne Dominion
was robbed of its principal witness in the
noted Burchell- Henwell case to-day by the
accidental killing on train Of Brakeman
Hayes
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Shot From Ambu h.

LITTLE Rock, June 2.-Robert Parent
was shot from ambush in Scott County,
near Green Ridge, last night. Parent was
whipped by masked men a year ago and
left the county, but had recently returned.
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TAKING THE CENSUS.

A New York Enumerator Meets With Very
Warm Reception.
NEW YORK, June 2.-The census emu
merators began work this afternoon. One
of them, Louis Marks, met with warm re-
ception in liquor-store on East Forty-ffth
street. He was unceremoniously hustled
out amid volley Of beer glasses. Marks
then returned to the place under police es-
c0rt, but was unable to obtain the informa-
tion he desired. He reported the matter at
the main office and was told to write out
his story. which would be forwarded to
Washinpton
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Blshop o,Connor,s Remains.

OMAHA, June 2.-There were thousand
people in the funeral cortege which fol-
lowed tine remains Of Bishop O'Connor to
the crypt of ST. Philomene's Cathedral. A
hundred and fifty bishops and priests were
present.
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Latonia Results.

LAToNIA, June 2.-The weather to-day was
clear and pleasant and the track FAST The races
resulted as follows:
First race, one mile and seventy yards (sell-
ing), Brookfu Nv. HID won, Brown Duke (Grif-
hn) second, Lucy u. Harrisl third Times
1:47$4.
Second race, one mile, Uncle Bob wv HID
won, Prince Fonso tOverIon) second, Outlook
(Allen) thiId. Time. :42$4.
Third ace, Que mile aud a sixteenth (handi-
cap Hypocnle tR. WinsmS) won, Catalpa
1:47s4.
Fourth race, one mile and fmlong Gler-
chants stake, PIineess Bowling (OyerlOnl won,
ROsemoDt (Allen) second, GlOckneg (BriItOM
third. Time. 1901 512.
Fifth race hye and half furlongs (selline),
Warplot (Alleu) won. Emma Fields (Britton)
second JeaneIette (BayeD third. Time, l 1:l0$4
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A Cauadian yi,Iaps Burned

MONTREAL, June 2.-The village of ST..
Jacques del Achigan, forty-fve miles dis
tant, was almost destroyed by fire to-day.
TweGty-eight residences were burned and
200 people are homeless.
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SWEPT BY A GALE.

The Southeastern Portion of Missouri DAM
agei By Tempest.
KANSAS CITY, June "A terrific gale
swept over the southeastern portion of this
State tonight, unroofing houses and way
laying telegraph poles. The damage will
be heavy in many places.