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SUICIDE.
Contractor Shoots Himself With Win
chester Riff.

ABERDEEN (Wash.). June 1,-Yesterday
a man was found dead in the Grand Central
Hotel. He came to the house and engaged
a room, telling the landlord he would return
later. He came in about o'clock in the
morning, and thinking he needed rest he
was not called till the afternoon, when he
was found lying on the floor dead, with
Winchester rifle across him. He evidently
sat on the side of the bed and pulled the
trigger with a lath, the ball striking his
heart. One hundred and eighty-two dollars
in money and several checks, to the amount
of 500, were found on his person; also a
handbook with The Bank of HoQuiam, CIV
ing the name of j. o. Smith. He is sup
posed TO have been contractor In South
Bend, where he had real estate. His part
ner is Mr.. Marbeck, who resides in Wash
inntnn ID @
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NIHILIST PLOT.

Discovery Of Conspiracy for a General Up
rising in Russia.
PARIS, June lin connection with the
case of the arrested Nihilists. it is reported
that Demski had summoned meeting for
TODAY to provide for a concerted attempt
on the life of the Gar and a simultaneous
uprising in different parts of Russia, and
that twenty Nihilists with internal ma
chimes had already started for Russia.
An investigation of the case of the ar
rested Nihilists shows that ROnchStig was
the leader in the bomb manufacture. 1t is
said that several of the prisoners cannot be
convicted on the charge of manufacturing
explosives, but Will be expelled from the
country.
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CoFFEE-DRINKERs' TAX.

It AL Goes FOR the Erection Of Magnificent
!Theatsr.
SAN JOSE Costa Rica), June 1.-Con-
gress has established an export duty on
coffee of 20 cents per 40 kilos TO defray the
expenses of building a national theater In
this city. The estimated cost OF the struct-
ure is S20O, ,000
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B'nai Birth.

RICHMOND. June 1.-The guinquennial
convention of the Independent Order of
B'nai Birth assembled here to-day, the
United States, Germany and Roumania be-
ing represented. Senator William Loving
stein of Richmond was chosen permanent
Chairman,
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A MURDERoUs ASSAULT.
A Pclicemans Desperate Encounter With a
New York Hoodlum.

New YORK, June 1.-James Foley, q
driver, aged 25 years, and leader of the
"Village Gang" assaulted and probably
fatally stabbed his stepiat1er, John Nc
Intlre, Saturday night When caught by
the officer, Foley showed fight and slipped
his knife to his mother, wbo aided by mem-
bers of the gang, attempted to rescue the
ruffian. The officer was rescued from the
gang just as FOley'S mother was about to
plunge the knife into his back. The police
man was badly cut and is in critical COLI
diiiOn.
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Engagement of Count Herbert Bismarck

LONDON, June 1.-The Chronicles Paris
correspondent says Count Herbert Bis
marck is engaged to the eldest daughter OF
Lady Dudley.
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Baine's Coachman Thrown to the Ground
and Injured.
WASHINGTON, June Mrs. Harrison and
Mrs. Blaine to-day visited Alexandria and
attended services at Christ Church, where
Washington worshipped. While Mrs.
Blaines carriage was waiting for her re-
turn the horses became frightened and ran
away. The coachman, named Lamb, was
thrown to the ground and internally in
iurpd
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Another Mexican Railroad Opened.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 1.-The Inter
oceanic Railroad branch from Pueblo to
Matamoras and Izuci was opened to traffic,
etc, with appropriate ceremonies yester-
daY
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Natinnal Gnard Drill

NAPA, June 1.-Companies and G Of
the National Guard of California arrived az
drill was given on the street, followed by a
complimentary hop to the visitors by tine
Napa Guards. Sunday afternoon the Wis
itors, numbering eighty, gave a drill in
front of the Courthouse.
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TO BE REBUILT.
The Town Of Weiser, Recently Burned, Will
Rise Ercm It's Ashes


BOISE CITY, June 1.-Your correspondent
has just returned from a visit to the town
Of Weiser, the business portion of which
was recently destroyed by fire. The peo-
pie, with that courage typical Of the West
ern pioneers, have resolved to rebuild i'm
mediately and have chosen a new townsite
location near the Oregon Short Line rail-
way depot within short distance Of the
Snake River. 1t is the finest townsite loca-
tion on the Oregon Short Line. A new
hotel and large number of business houses
will be built as soon as material can be got
on the ground.
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MAD DOGS.

New York.
New YORK, June 1.-Seven boys bitten
by mad dog recently in ST. Joseph, Ill.,,
arrived from that city to-day. They were
taken to the New FORK Pasteur Institute,
where they received prompt attention from
DR. Gibier,
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THE SIBERIAN SCANDALS.

4 Strict Inquiry and Measures of Reform
Promised BY tbs Car.
LONDON, June IA letter from the Gar,
written in reply to one from the Queen OF
Denmark, is published. In his letter the
Gar promises to make a strict inquiry into
the Siberian scandals, and to instruct the
Ministers to draft measures for anchor
alton
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FRENCH DERBY.

The Jockey Club Prize Won by Rothschilds
Colt Hsaums.
PARIS. June 1.-The race for the Jockey
Club prize tthe French Derby to-day al
Chantilly was won by Baron Rothschild's
chestnut colt Heaume, by Hermit, dam
Bella.
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THE SCOTCH-IRISH.


ices
PITTsBURG, June 1.-The Scotch Irish
Conference closed tonight with one Of the
largest religious meetings ever held in this
city Exposition Hall was filed with 5000
people, and 5000 were turned away. DR..
John Hall of New York conducted an old
fashioned service and preached an able SER
mon. Rev. DR.. Purvis preached sermon
to those who were not able to get In.
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RAILROADS IN CHINA.
The Emperor Said to Have Favorab,y Coz
sid ared Pronosed Schemes

The Emperor SAID to Have FaVoraby Con
siGered Proposed Schemes.
New YORK, June III. Helenus Fergu-
son, Minister from the Netherlands to
China. while talking about the projected
railroads in China, said the plan Of
the great railway system is now be-
favorable consideration. The central idea
of the proposed scheme is the connection
of Peking with the capitals of the prov
ences. The first step will be to extend the
road already built from Tientsin, the sea-
port town of Peking, to Peking itself. Fer
guson leaves Tuesday for China via San
Francisco
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Clearing-House Reports.

BosroN, June 1.-The total gross ex-
changes for last week, as shown by dis
patches from leading Clearing-houses of
the United States and Canada, were
S1,O75, 275. 165, an increase of As per cent as
compared with the corresponding week
last year.
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Coal Mine on Fire.

ASHLAND Pa.), June 1.-The situation
at the burning coal mine is unchanged.
Men are at work driving shafts. 1t is im-
possible to give any definite statement as to
the extent of the me, as only Bart oi n-eealfi-
be seen,
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VESSEL WRECKED.
Arrival at New York Of the Crew Of the Nor
wsgian Bark Louis

New YORK. June 1.-The crew of the
Norwegian bark Louis arrived this after
noon on the steamer Exeter City. The
bark was struck by great wave May
10Th and the hold flooded. The captains
arm was broken and several sailors were
injured. For three days the vessel was
kept afloat through the herculean efforts of
the crew pumping. On the morning of the
18th, as the crew were about to abandon
the bark, the Exeter City hove in sight and
rescued them. The captain reports con-
tinuous gale from the time of departure
from Norway
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NEBRASKA.
There Will Be No Extra Session Of the Legis.

lature
LINCOLN, June 1.-The PROCLAMATION of
Governor Thayer. revoking the call for an
extra session of the Legislature, was made
public to-day. The reason assigned for
this action is that the legality of the acts of
the Legislature convened under his recent
call would be questioned, and might be
entirely nullifed by the courts. The
alleged illegality consists in calling a ses-
sion without giving time 10 meet the
facilities in certain Legislative districts.
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A HURRICANES FURY
Buildings Wrecked and Lives
Lost at Sofia.
The Gar Promises 10 Investigate the
Siberian OutIaSGS.
Vandalism That Excited the Indignation
Of YeniCe-The Plot Of The
NihiliStS.
Special Dispatches to THE MonNnse CALL

SOFIA, June 1.-The northern part of
this city has been wrecked by hurricane
The loss of life is considerable. The SOL
diers killed and wounded numbered eleven.
The loss among the inhabitants has not yet
been ascertained. The damage to the
palace amounts to S5O0,0O0
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Fatal Fall.

NEVADA CITY, June flames -Coffey.
the seven-year-oid son Of Captain Francis
Coffey of French Corral, fell from a fruit
tree to-day and received injuries which re-
suited fatally.
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Frost and Ear hquaks.

HEALDsBURG, June There was
slight frost in this vicinity during the past
two nights. No damage was done. A
slight earthquake was felt at 1:21 o'clock
this afternoon.
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VENICE AROUSED.

Popular Indignation Excited Against the
Authorities
LONDON, June 1.-The Syndicate of
Venice has aroused popular indignation by
undermining, and consequently vandalizing,
the square of San Marco. in front of the
cathedral of that name, really the only open
space of any size in tine city Of the DOges.
Popular protest seems of little avail, as
work is being pushed as rapidly as posi-
bic. The improvements necessitate the re-
moval Of many objects of interest because
OF their ancient origin and historic asSocia-
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suicids of an Insane millionaire.

MARIETTE (Wis.), June 10 c. Brown,
q millionaire banker of this city, committed
suicide to-day by shooting himself. He has
been i'll and was temporarily insane.
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Two Persons Killed by Lightning.

SANDUsKY (Ohio), June considerable
damage was done in this vicinity by
severe thunderstorm yesterday. Two sons
of Charles johnson were killed by light
ming.
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Sarah Bernhardt is getting along all right
and will be able to resume work next week.
Sarah is going to make money enough out
OF her tour of the world to build a theater
out OF rock, with a little crypt for the rep0se
OF her bones under the stage.
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DUNKARDs ROBBED.

pockets.
KANSAS CITY, June l. - Pickpockets
raded Missouri Pacific train from
Warrensburg, Mo-, crowded with Dunk
ards returning home. One Dunkard
minister was relieved of $500 in money,
another of $500 and a gold watch. Differ
ent members of the party lost watches aud
other yaluables
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Senator Stanford, although tine breeder OF
some of the most famous horses in the
world, and the owner of large number OF
them, has rarely in recent years attended
a horse-race.
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street, near Cortland avenue, San Fran
cisco. He had evidently wandered off in a
fit of mental arrangement. His sons were
telegraphed for and he returned homo with
them,
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MoNoPoLIEs FOR The GERMANS

Or. Peters Secures Valuab,s Treaties With
King Mwanga.
ZANZIBAR, June 1.-Adviees from French
missionaries in Uganda under date of March
9Th, are to the effect that Kalema had been
defeated and had fed, and that Mwanga
was in complete possession Of the whole
kingdom.
Or. Peters has been Mwanga's adviser
and assistant. In return for these services
Peters has secured valuable treaties and
mOuOpolies in favor of the Germans.
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IDENTIFIED BEYOND DOUBT.

Mansfield King, the Denver Bank-Robber,
Recognized in Jail
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-Mansfeld King, the
Denver bank-robber, was identified beyond
doubt yesterday at Clayton by President
Moffatt. To-day King has been very sullen,
refusing to talk of his case to any one.
Evidently he is realizing what q bad boot
he is in and is sorry he gave himself away.
few DAYS.
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Fatal Fight With smueplers.
MeAuliffe Challenged by slsy

LISBON, June six smugglers and one
officer have been killed in conflict at
Povoa de VarZim.
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A BRUTAL FIGHT.
0ne of the Pugilists Had to B, Carried From
the Ring

THAYER Qnd.), June L. Ferguson and
Queenan, two local pugilists from Chicago,
fought here this morning for purse of $500.
The mill was witnessed by several hundred
sports from Chicago. QueenaD was knocked
out in the twenty-second round. and was so
badly punished that he had to be carried
out of the ring.
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NICARAGUA.

Senior Modesto Darrios Resigns as Minister Of
the Interior and Goes to London.
MANAGUE (Nicaragual, June 1.-SenoF
Modesto Da-Tios has resigned his post as
Minister of the Interior, and has been re-
placed by Senor PanaIgua. late Chancellor
of the Exchequer. The Government has
appointed the former as Minister for n icar-
aqua in London.
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MARES SOLD.

Lexington Sends Out Some More B;ooded
Stock.
LEXINGTON Ky), June 1.-McCann g.
Bowman of this city have sold to Schmul-
back & Peck of Wheeling, W.. Va. the bay
flly Lady McGregor, 2 years. by Red
Wilkes, dam by Robert McGregor, for
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STRIKE THREATENED.

Cincinnati Carpenters Dsmand Nine Hours
for Days Work.
CINCINNATI, June This afternoon the
Carpenters Union at a mass meeting re-
solved to strike Tomorrow if the bosses did
not agree to nine hours for days work.
Nine hundred carpenters are affected.
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CAPE COLONY LEPERs.

ItRIsIaLlon Utmand5d 20 VHevh INC hapIu
Spread Of he Disease.
LONDON, June 1.-Leprosy has increased
TO such an extent at Cape Colony that a
hospital for lepeTs has been founded. Other
hospitals will be needed to deal with the
evil Legislation is urgently demanded
for the suppression of leprosy. Six leperS
were lately arrested for begging in the
market at Bombay. They were tied to
tree near the Courthouse, The Magistrate
hearing their cases from veranda, and
sentenced them to one days Imprisonment.
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IDENTIFIED.

Justin Mccarthy Recognized at San Mateo
and Taken Homs.
SAN MATEo. June 1.-The old man who
wandered into k.tel here and asked for
drink of water yesterday, was recognized
by acquaintances as being the missing
Justin Mccarthy, whose disappearance last
Sunday was commented on in the papers.
He is IS years Of age and lived in Wood
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NAPA COUNTY NEWS.

Attempted suicide-A Summer Resort 0psnsd.
Bad Weather.
ST. HELENA, June 1.-Dan Mccarthy,
workman in II. w. Crabb's vineyards as
Oakville, took laudanum last night with
suicidal intent, but was alive at last reports.
He had been drinking heavily OF late and
became despondent.
Last night the White Sulphur Springs
were formally opened to the public with a
grand Dali, attended by large crowd.
The weather for the past week has been
very cool ana disagreeable.
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LONDON, June 1.-Slayin has challenged
McAuliffe to fight for purse Of $1,000.
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$1,000; also two yearing fillies by Red
Wilkes, out of mares by Star Almont. for
$3.50 each,
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MURDERED MAN FOUND.

His Partner Suspected Of Having Committed
the Deed
CHICAGO, June 1.-The body Of an aero
bat named Murdcck, who has been missing
since Friday, was found floating in the
river to-day Five ugly wounds on the head
indicate a murder. Murdock's watch and
large sum Of money, said to have been in
his possession, are missing. The disappear
ance of Murdoch was very promptly re-
ported by his partner West The latter left
the city, saying he was going to Racine.
The police have telegraphed to that city,
asking that Nest be arrested.
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PIERCE's WAR SECRETARY.

STOCKHOLM, June 1.-Rolla, the para
chutist, has been drowned at sea.
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Andrew Carnegie's new hotel for work.
ingmen at Pittsburg will cost $4,000
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Bayard's Tips.

NEW YORK, June 1.-FollOwing are Bay
ards tips for the Morris Park races to-
morrow: Eon or Sluggard, Watterson or
Wyndham, Gold Dollar or Cutalong, Plithe
or EVangeline, Fordham or Blue Rock,
ManOla or Arab.
For the races at Brighton: Little Addie or
Adonis, Slumber or Supervisor, Tourist or
John NJ, Little Jim or Minuet, King Crab
or Reclare, Prince Howard or Urbana,
Katalpa or FitZroy.
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LAToNIA, June Following are the
entries for tO-morrow's races
First race, one mile and seventy yards
Ballyhoo 102, Major Tom lO4, Eli 105, Brook
full JOG. Lucy II lO6, Brown Duke 10S, Bona
letta 109.
Second race three- year-old colts), one
mile-Little Prince log, Rogers no. Craw-
fish 40, Mildale 10. ia ia ia. Scoggins
and Hy lily ia each, Outlook ia, Uncle
Bob III, Prince FOnso I'D.
Third race (handicap), one and a sixteenth
mies-Osborn 80, Remini 9j, Benson 81,
Nettie johnson 100. Ed Hopper 100, March
ma 103, Josie NJ 103 Gymnast 1Gi, Gun
shot, Climax, Birthday and Hypocrite los
each, Catalpa 108, Laura Davidson 10.
Fourth race (Merchants' stake, one and
an eighth mies-Wara 90, Lillian Lindsay
81, Rosemout 81, Mount Lebanon 1O1. Ban
dolette 107, Princess Bowling 107, King Re-
gent 1O7, English Lady 100. Scoggins and
Ban Chief each l02 Newcastle III, Will
Jams and Glockner each 122 Teuton 10,
Elyton 121, Heron 112, Cecil 81.
Fifth race, one and a sixteenth miles
(selling) - Timberland 98, Jeanette 103,
Emma Fields 103, Warplot 112.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-03-15
WHOLE NUMBER. o61.
B'e'ffies'-The local option bill has
asSed the House of Delerates

B'ecfffes.-The local option bill has
passed the House of Delegates.
The poles for the four 100-power
electric lights have been erected. The
lamps will hang over the middle of the
street from j. S. Metzger and Co.'S
store to Broadway. Two of the lamps
were suspended and lighted last even
ing. Everybody gratifed.
The Fire Company's new truck was
shipped from Seneca Falls, N. Y, last
Monday. We may not be able to give
cut of the machine, but we expect to
furnish the department and public
with the best description of it.
Look at "New Business Local" head
ed Sacred Song This is an invita-
tatlon to ENJOY q fine musical treat by
a most worthy man, totally blind. Go
and hear him so prepared to drop u
big mite in the basket and thus aid
one whose misfortune units him for
the battle of life.
postmaster Walker says "both
papers got out first last week.
A popular drummer in these parts,
Isaac Stern by name, died in Balti-
more last Sunday. Overwork.
Very prettythe new postage stamps
A supply has been received and post
master Walker will place them on sale
Monday. Which pears like Frostburg
is, as usual, ahead Of Cumberland and
other suburban towns.
Tuesday, March Is, 1890, will be the
18th anniversary of the Frostburg fire
departments organization. The de-
partment is, therefore, II years old.
The day will not be celebrated because
the fact was not observed in time.
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New Advertisements.
Election Notice.

rHHE QUALIFIED VOTERS of the Town
i of FrOstubrg are hereby notified that an
election will be held in said town at the usual
place of holding elections on
Monday, April I, 1890,
to elect ONE PERSON to serve as MAYOR of
said town one year THREE PERSONS to
serve as COUNCILMEN two years, and WO
PERSONS to serve on the WATER BOARD
one year--the last as provided for in an Act
lately passed by the General Assembly, to be
hereafter published.
tR-Polls will open at o'clock a. IN. and
close at 6 o'clock p. IN.
BY order of the Mayor and Council
March 15-4t ALIEN. SMITH, Clerk.
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Sudden DeaM.-John w. Hansel,
residing near town, was stricken Sun
day evening with paralysis and died
at noon Tuesday. He was lifelong
resident of this vicinity, and success
full business man. A large number of
relatives and friends, including his
estimable family, survive to mourn his
loss. He was 81 years, = months and
Is days old.
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FROSTBURG, Md, SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1890.

This Means business. AT a meet
ing of the Frostburg gaslight com
pany yesterday Messrs. B. Stern, Lloyd
Lowndes, A. f. Hitchns, F. G.. Beall
and James Kane were appointed a
committee to make the necessary ar
rangements for the erection of an elec-
tric light plant to be run in conjunc-
tion with the gas plant. Two dyna
mos will be provided-one for $50 in
candescent lamps, the other for num-
Der of arc lights yet to be determined.
Progress is the word.