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PANAMA CANAL.

r Report Of the Committee Sent to Make an Ir-
vest;gation.
PARIS, June 27.-The committee sent to
Panama to investigate the condition of the
canal has made further report on the pros
poets of the enterprise. The committee
says the construction Of the canal at the
calculated level would occupy twenty years
and the cost would be 1887. 600 francs.
In the opinion of the committee the work
could only be completed on the basis of an
international agreement or syndicate OF the
StafPs Interested
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DIR. sHERER REMOVED.

Secretary Windem Approves the Findings Of
the Inve stigating Committee.
sHINGToN, June 27.-Secretary Win
dom has written letter to the United
States Appraiser at New York, enclosing a
copy of the report of the committee ap-
ointed to investigate the charges against
DIR. Edward Sherer, and saying: "The
department concurs in the conclusions of
the commit ee. and you are instructed to
relieve DR.. Sherer Immediately from the
charge of the sugar laboratory and assign
another chemist to the duty Of polarizing
sugars at your port"
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Cured by Cuticura

My disease (psorasis) first broke out on my left
cheek, spreading across my nose, and almost COW
ering my face. IL ran into my eyes, and the ply
scian was afraid would lose my eyesght alto
gether 1t spread all over my head, and my hair
all fell out until was entirely badheaded; it then
broke out on my arms and shoulders, until my
were just one sore. 1t covered my entire body, my
face, head and shoulders being the worst The
white scabs fell constantly from my head, shoulders
and arms; the skin would thicken and be red and
very Itchy, and would crack and bleed IL scratched
After spending many hundreds of dollars, l was
pronounced incurable 1 heard of the CUTICURA
REM sDIEs and after using two bottles CUTIcURk
REsoLvENT, could see change: and after l had
taken four bottles, was almost cured; and when
had used six bottles of CUrICURA REsoLvENr and
one box OF CUrICuRA, and one cake OF CUTIcURA
SoAr was cured of the dreadful disease from which
had suffered for five years. L thought the disease
would leave very deep scar, but the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES cured it without any scars. cannot ex-
press with pen what suffered before using the
CUrIcuRA REMEDIES They saved my life, and
1 feel 1t my duty to recommend them. My hair Is
restored as good as ever, and so is my eyesight-
know OF others who have received great benefit
from their use.
MRS. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City, Iowa
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Forepaugh's Bio Elephant.

ALBANY, June 27.-The big elephant
Columbia. belonging to the Forepaugh
show, died to-day of injuries received by
falling from car The carcass weighed
nearly four tons. The skin was purchased
by New Workers and the flesh by fertil-
izer manufacturer. The skeleton will be
preserved.
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ALLOWED TO APPEAL.

An American Under Sentence to Be Shot
Given a Rsprisve.
Ell PAso (TeX.). June 27.-Walters, the
man sentenced to be shot by Mexican
Judge at Pase del Norte, has been allowed
to appeal to the Supreme Court of the State
of Chihuahua, Mexico, as has also OLaugh-
lin the other American sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment. The prisoners are
held in The military barracks ut Paso del
Norte pending the decision.
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Mexicau Colouizatioo scheme.

BOSTON, June ia letter from Mexico
says: Englishmen are interested in the in
vestment Of large sums of money and pro-
noting a colonization scheme of a colossal
character, and if the Government approves
of it the necessary money will be ready at
London in a short time This will result.
if inaugurated, in the settlement of great
number Of the best class of colonists from
Europe.
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Inta sa V Hut

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), June 27- The heat
for several days has been excessive. Fif-
teen deaths from prostration have occurred
in three days. Meager reports received Of
the havoc wrought by the tornado in Graves
County, Thursday. say that one person was
killed and many injured.
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AT STOCKTON.
The Gas City Players Bunch Their Hits
in the Eifih Inning and Win.

STOCKTON, June 27.-Stockton defeated San
Francisco to-day in an exciting game by a score
of to 1. Hapeman and Lookabaugh both
pitched good ball. but the Stocktons punched their
hits on Lookaba In the sixth innlng, when,
with two men out, Cabill bit for single, Selma
got first on balls aud Holiday hit for double,
scoring Cahill and Selma. Fudger lined out a
triple and errors by Hanley ana Levy followed,
netting altogether for the Stocktons five runs
The san FraueIscos scored their one run IN the
first inning on a base on balls, q steal and q
double by Ebrght.
Wilson carried off the fielding honors OF the
game. Donohue gave good satifacti0n as umpire.
Tie score:
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THE PHILADELPHIA.
Her Contractors Intimate That They Will
Ask fcr New Trial

ASK ct new Trial.
WASHINGTON, June 27.--The Secretary
Of the Navy has received telegram from
Captain Erben, President of the Trial
Board, saying that the trial trip of the
Philadelphia was success, and that
the vessel is now at Cramps yard. This
is all the information received by the depart
ment. 1t is unoiticially stated, however. the
vessel developed an average speed of 10 5-12
knots, nearly half a knot in excess of the
contract. The contractors are somewhat
dissatisfied with the conditions of the trial.
believing the vessel is capable Of a higher
rate of speed, and will ask for another
trial.
PHILADELPHIA, June q. - William
Cramp claims that critical analysis will
show the cruiser Philadelphia steamed %
knots at times during the trial trip. He
says she can easily DO that
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Hartford Results.

HARTFORD, June 27.-In the special race
between Harry Wilkes and Rosalind Wilkes,
Harry Wilkes won in straight heats. Time.
2:19 and 2;16.
The 2:13 pace was won by Lochinvar, j
K second. Blanch third, G r S fourth.
Best time, 2:1SA.
The $50 trot was won by Semcolon,
Prince A second, Jewell third, Major VI
rich fourth. Best time, 2:23h.
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The Cholera.

MADRID. June 27.-There have been no
further DEATHS from cholera in Valencia,
and only three new cases are reported in the
province.
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Minister Yalents,a penial

WASHINGTON, June 27.-VaIente, the
Brazilian Minister to the United States,
said tonight that there was no foundation
for the story that there is likely to be
trouble between Chile and Brazil and that
the latter country had entered into an alli-
ance with Peru and Argentine Republic
against Chile,
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A Wyoming Town Burned.

DENVER, June PA Carbon (Wyoming
Territory special to the Times says the
business portion of that town was burned
this morning. Loss 100000, with small in
one Of the hotels. in which drunken man
had been put to sleep.
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CHICAGO GAS TRUST.
The Suit Against 1t Abandoned by the Plain.
tjf

TIN.
CHICAGO, June 27.-A sensation was
caused here this afternoon by the fling of a
stipulation dismissing the suit of Charlton
this suit that Colonel George K. Davis was
appointed Receiver and the dismissal of the
suit will end his receivershiD.
Cbarlton's action in dismissng his suit
after having secured a substantial victory
caused much criticism. Expression has
been freely given in financial circles that
the suit was begun for stock jobbing pur-
poses. and that in bringing it Charlton was
acting for prominent spectators, who, it is
alleged, have made about S., ,000,0 GOO through
the decline in the trust stock consequent
upon the appointment of receiver and its
subsequent recovery.
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THE DUNBAR HORROR.

Flames Burst From the Mouth of the Farm
Hill Mine.
DUNBAR pa, June 27.-The flames
which have been burning in the Farm Hill
Mine burst from the mouth of the pit to-
night, and all efforts to extinguish the fire
have proven fruitless. The rescuing party
was compelled to stop work, but the dis
trict inspectors bravey volunteered TO fin
ish it themselves. The task is now an ex-
tremely dangerous one.
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AN AGREEMENT.
Result Of the Conference on the Postofics
Appropriation Bill

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The conferrees
on the Postoffice Appropriation Bill have
reached an agreement The Senate recedes
from the amendment increasing by $4,000
the appropriation for the maintenance
of a system for the detection Of frauds
in the mails. The House agrees to the
TO cover half the cost of nsportatioc COM
pensati5n and the expense of employees for
asserting mails in transit on steamships.
The addition of S35O0O0 to pay Postoffice
clerks made by the Senate over the House
appropriation is reduced to S190,000
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AT OAKLAND, JUNE 81, 1890.
Oaklands ..............1 0 0 0 O. 6
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g 0 o D o s-1O

Earned rups-Oaklands l, Sacramentos 2. Three
base hit-Reitz. Two-base hits-Goodenough. Dun
gan, Harper Sacrifce-Dungan, Casey. First base
on errors-oakIands 8, Sacramentos 4. First base
on called bas-Oakands 5. Sacramentos 2. Left
on baSeS-Oaklands 8, SacramentOs 3. Struck out
BY Cobb t. by Harper z. Hit by pitcher-C. O'Neill.
Double plays-Stapeton unassisted Daley, ReitZ
and Stapleton. Mcdonald and Isaacson. Time of
game-2 hours. Umpire-Gagus. orieial scorer
Stapleton.
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TOtals.............2s 8 o 27 10
SCORE ny INNINGS.

Stocktons.: :..............0 . o-6
San Francscos.........1 0 o o o o OIL
Earned runs Stocktons 2. Three-base hits
Fudger, Smith. Two-base ht-Holliday. First base
errors-Stocktons q, San Franciscos 2. First
base on called balls-StocStons 3. san Franciscos g.
Left on bases-Stocktons 3, San Franeiscos Z.
Double plays-Ebright and Shea, Shea and Sweeney.
Sacrifice hits = Haney. Passed balls-Smith 3,
Stevens J. Time of game-one hour AS minutes.
Umpire-Donohue. Scorer-Ruggles.
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Special Honors.

HANOVER On. H., June 27.-Among the
philosophical orations delivered at the
Dartmouth College commencement was one
on "a Crisis In Physical Science" by w.
P. Boynton of Pasadena. Special hOnors
were awarded him for excellence in physics.
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Costly Errors.

PITTsBURG, June 27.-By punching their hits
In the fourth ana sixth innings, aud the Giants
errors, the local brotherhood team won day.
Attendance 600. Summary:
Pittsbur ys.....................O % 5 3 lilo
New forks. ks....................0 2 l 03 o. 8
Base hits-Pittsburgs IL, New YOrks IL. Errors
PlttSbuTgs g. New Yorks 5. BatterleS-Staley and
Quinn, Crane and Brown. Umpires-JOnes and
Knight.
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Freight Rates.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The Presidents of
the sea-board trunk-lines spent the day
considering the east-bound rat war and
decided 10 recommend to the General Traffic
Association to restore rates.
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neaths From Excassiya Heat.

MILWAUKEE. June 27.-Dspatches from
all parts of the State report suffering from
the heat, the thermometer ranging 900 to
1909 at different points In this city there
were three deaths.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.--The temperature
here to-day was about 1909. Four deaths
and many prostrations are reported.
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A DENIAL.

England Has Not Formed an Alliance With
Grmany.
LONDON, June 27.-In the Commons to-
day, referring to the report that the agree
ment with Germany included secret
clause providing for an alliance with that
country in the event of war, the Under
Foreign Secretary denied that the Govern
ment had undertaken any new obligation
toward the European powers. either in the
present agreement OF otherwise.
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A STRIKE ENDED.

The Men on the Illinois Central Rail DAD Re-
turn to Work
CHICAGO, June 27.-The strike on the
Illinois Central Railroad was settled this
afternoon. The men go back to work on
compromise. They withdraw the demand
for the dismissal of Division Superintend-
ent Russell and the company takes from
him the power to hire or discharge men.
General Superintendent Sullivan asserts
that the strike was settled, not upon any
concessions made by the company, but
upon the entire surrender of the men.
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CONGRESS-.
THE SENATE.

The Bill for the Admission Of Wyoming as a
State Passed.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The conSidera-
tion of the bill for the admission of Wyo-
ming was resumed in the Senate to-day,
and Morgan addressed the Senate in oppo-
stiOn to it.
Payne and Grady argued against the bill
and Platt favored it.
A vote was taken on Jones' substitute
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Railroa d Collision.

BINGHAMT0N On. ", June 27.-It is
reported that two freight trains collided on
the Delaware division OF the Erie road, and
that one engineer and two fremen were
killed. Particulars cannot be obtained to-
night,
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DENVER'S CENSUS.
Claim That the Enumerstors Have Been
Guilty of Negligence.

DENVER, June 27.-There is no little dis
satisfaction over the way the census of this
city has been taken. Complaints are innu-
merable, and it is believed that through the
negligence of enumerators the city has
been cheated out of many names. Cover
nor Cooper together with other leading
citizens will call meeting for the purpose
of having the city gone over again.
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Notes OF the Game.

Gagus is proving success In the position Of
umpire.
Pitcher France, whom Sacramento was anxious
to secure, Is now member OF the Chicago League
team. So says an Eastern base ball paper.
Roscoe Coughin yesterday sent a dispatch to
Manager Finn, asking what salary would be
paid to him II he signed with the San francisco
team. The message was received In this city
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Hanoed for Murder

PINE CITY (Minn.), June 27.-At $3.50
o'clock this morning. in the County Jail,
William Brooker was hanged for the mur-
der of his brother-in-aw, William Coombs.
and wife last NoYemher.
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BUFFALO, June 27.-The Bisons lost the game
to-day through poor base-runnlng Attendance
500. Summary:
Buffalos os.........................2 o o o 0-5
fhllauelphlas--- 1 s U -
BufalOS 3, Philadelphias 5. Batteries-Hadd0ck
and Clark, Knell and Milligan. Umpires-FergusOn
and Holbert.
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A Sociatv EuAnt.

MoNTcLAR On. J.). June 27.-Lewis
Berkeley Cox of Portland. Oregon. was
married to Miss Elinor ]. Junkin this MORN
ing. 1t was quite society event. There
were ten bridesmaids. Mr.. and Mrs. Cox
sail for Europe July I'd, to remain abroad
during the summer,
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RAIsINs AND PRUNEs.

Quotations Of Foreign Products in the New
York Market.
New YORK, June 27.-The latest quota
tions for foreign products in this market
which come into competition with Califor-
MIA products are given herewith, to enable
Californlans exactly to estimate the pres
ent competition here: Malaga raisns,
loose, per box, from 81 IS to So 60, the lat
ter being for four-crown Malaga raisins |;
So % for Valencia raisins; off stalk, TX to
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BATON ROUGE. June 27-The Senate
Committee tonight decided to report the
Lottery Bill favorably after making the
amount to be paid annually S2,500,0O0.
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Sarah Bernh rdt Ill.

LONDON, June 27.-Sarah Bernhardt was
compelled to stop suddenly in the second
act of Joan OF Arc last night owing to
fslntness and loss of voice. Late at night
abe was better,
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MAULlFFE AND sLAvIN.

Interest Excited Over the Proposed Fight for
Lonsdale's Purse
LONDON, June 27.-The proposed match
between Joe McAuliffe and Frank Slavin
for Lord Lonsdale's purse is exciting con-
siderable attention. McAuliffe has signed
the articles of agreement, but Slayin has
not done so. The Ormonde Club has Of
fered e1o0O for the battle to take place at
its quarters. The manager of McAuliffe
says the Slavin party is looking for the best
of the match. SaYin wants to fight at the
OImonda Club
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Cleveland Overrulsd.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The decision Of
Grover Cleveland, as referee in the case of
Phelps VS.. Venner. has been 0verruled by
Judge Coke Of the United States court.
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Racing Tips,

NEW YORK. June 27.-Berserker tips for
Sheepshead Bay: First race, Tenny or
Fides; second race, Miss Ransom or Ade-
lima ;s.third race, Sir John or Banquet; !;
fourth race. Longstreet or Firenzi; fifth
race. Lonataka or Fitz James; sixth race,
Charley DreuX or EOn.
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BERLIN, June 27.-The North German
Gazette says: General Der Vernois has ten
dered his resignation as Minister of War,
and probably will be succeeded by General
Witch,
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Pension for Crooks Widow

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The House Com
mittee on Invalid Pensions has decided to
report bill granting a pension of 500 per
month to the widow Of General Crook.
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ST. LOUIS, June 27.-St. Louis 8, Louis
villes 6.
TOLEDO, June 27.-Columbus 0, Toedos O.
SYRACUSE, June 27.-Syracuses s, Brook
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Destructive Gales

LONDON, June 27.-Details of the gales on
the Scotch coast this week show that nine
vessels were wrecked and thlrty-fve per-
sons drowned.
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Death of a NobIeman

LONDON. June 27.-The death is an
nounced of James McNaughton McGarel,
first Baron Of Magheramorne, in his sixty
seventh year.
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Boston Shut On.

CHICAGO June 27.-The Boston brotherhood
team wa. unable to bat Kings delivery, and was
shut out. Attendance 500. Summary:
ChicagOs Os........................O2 o o 900 0 O-2
BoStons.. ........,..,...-......0 y 90 0000 90
Base hits-Chicagos 8. Bostons s. Errors-ChE
Cages /. Bostons U. Batteries-King and Farren.
Radbourne and Kelly Umpires-Barnes and Gag
may
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The Zspzlbqr Coast

BERLIN, June 27.-The Sultan has con-
sented to cede the Zanzibar coast to Ger
manV
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ScaIy Skin Diseases

Psoriasis 8 years, covering face, head and
entire body with white scabs. Skin red.
itchy and bleeding. Hair all gone.
Spent hundreds OF dollars. Pronounced
incurabIe. Cured by Cuticura Remedies
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shawnass sign a Treaty..

SHAwNEETowN Qnd. IT,, June 27.-The
Shawnees signed treaty to-day and the
commission leaves tomorrow for the Kick
apOO country.
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FOUGHT WITH DIRKs.
A Terrible Duel Between Mexican Cow
b6ys

SAN ANTONIO, June pa desperate
duel with diIks was fought last evening,
near Midland, by Jesus Cara and Hildario
Fernandez, Mexican cowboys. Cara was
fatally wounded and Fernandez seriously
hurt. They fought until both were so
weakened by loss OF blood that neither
could move. The trouble arose over 4 girl.
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GOLD SHIPMENTS.
No Bullion to Be Withdrawn From the Assay
Office far Week

New YORK, June 27.-The Superinrend-
ent of the Mint has notified the Assay
Office not to permit the withdrawal of
bullion during the annual examination of
the Assay Office. The examination will
last about one week. Before the notice
was received Heidlebach, Ickelheimer 81
Co., who are supplying the Imperial Bank
of Germany with gold, withdrew S504. 900
in bars, which will be shipped tomorrow
il the present high rates for exchange con-
tinue. Gold shipments may be resumed
when the examination is concluded.
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Msfu Island.

= LONDON, June 27-The Berlin corre-
spondent of the Standard says that Mafin
Island has been ceded to Germany.
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BERLIN, June 27.-Emperor William has
sailed from Kiel on board the ironclad
Kaiser, accompanied by squadron Of evo-
lution
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.

Brooklyn Dtfeats the Cleveland Team BY
Bunching Their Hits.
CLEVELAND, June 27.-The Brooklyn brother
hood team won to- days game by timely hitttag.
Attendance 700. Summary:
CleyeIands. ds......................0 o l O0-5
BrooklynS S......................0 % 30 90 F-6
Base hitS-Clevelands II, Brooklyns II. Errors
Cevelaads /. Brooklyns l. Batteres-O' Brien and
Sutclih, Sowders and Daily. Umpres Matthews
and Leach.
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Th. Gerrnan War Minister

n amed Grimm. who spoke dis aragingly of
the Greek Church, has been sentenced to ten
years exile in Siberia.
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CORONATION OF REX ii.

New Orleans Citizens Will Participate in the
Or den Festivities.
KANSAS CITY, June 27.-A delegation Of
100 business men from New Orleans, repre-
senting every department Of the mechanical
and commercial interests of the Crescent
City, arrived this morning from New Or
leans. They are on the way to Ogden,
Utah. where there will be held a coronation
of Rex III. The present Rex ii is Major 5.
Il. Walmsley, a wealthy citizen of New Or
leans. The Louisiana Rifles of New Or
leans accompanied the party. which left to-
night on special train over the Union Pa
citic for OGDEN
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BATTLE IN A CHURCH.
Details Of the Firing Upon Turkish Troop, at

Details Of the Firing Upon Turkish Troops at
Erzroom
CoNsTANTINoPLE,J June 27.-Adviees from
Erzroom regarding the trouble in that city
state that detachment of Turkish soldiers
searched a church while service was being
held, in the belief that arms were secreted
in the building. The congregation opened
fire with revoiverS upon the Turks. One
Turkish officer, four Armenians and eight
Turks were killed, and many others on both
sides were wounded. A party of Mussul-
mans subsequently made riot0us demon
stration and stoned the British Consulate.
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and forwarded to Finn, who Is at Stockton. Is
would seem that Roscoe prefers to play In this
city instead of Oakland.
This afternoon the Sacramentos and OakIands
cross bats again at the Haight- grounds.
The batteries will be Hoffman and Bowman for
Sacramento. and Carsey and LOhman for Oak
land.
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CHICAGO, June 27.-Ihe Brooklyn league club
won to-day's game in the fourth inning by hard
hitting. Attendance 1000. Summary:
Chcagos os........................0 o 90 O.
Brookyns s.,.,..................0 90 4 900 OF
Base nits = Chicagos u. Brooklyns 5. Errors
Chcagos 2, BrooSIyns !. Observation-Disclosures
and Kittridge, Terry and bushong. Umpire
Lynch.
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A Clergyman's Punishment.
RIGA, June 27.-A Protestant clergyman,
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In THE EAST.
Results Of Yesterdays League and
Brotherhood Games.

CINCINNATI. Juno 27.-The New York leagus
team won tO-day's game by superior altrGund
work. Attendance 800. Summary:
Cincinnatis. is....................l O001 0-4
new forAs... z L 2-S
Base hitS-Cincinnatis g. New Yorks IL. Errors
Cincinnatis s. New Yorks 0. Batteries = DurYea
and Keenan,, Rusie and Erkle. Umpire-McQ Qu1de.
Hecker Weakened
PITTsBuRG June 27.-Heeker weakened Ia
the ninth ito day, allowing the Boston league
team TO score five runs and win the game. At
tendance 270 Summary:
BostonS ...,..,............,.O D >
Pittsburgs. ............ .........0 U o 90 p
Base hits = Bostons 8, Pittsburgs 8. Errors
Bostons l, Pittsburgs 2. Batter ies-GetZeiH and
Bennett, Hecxer and Berger. Umpire-Zacharias-
Batted 0ut Victory.
CLEVELAND, June 27.-The local league team
batted out victory to-day. Attendance 900.
Summary:
CIeveiands ands......................2 0 o o L 2-7
fhllauelphlas. ....-..... .......3 U 6-5
Base hits-Cleyelands ~, Philadelphias 8. Errnrs
-Cleyeands ], Philadelphias 4. Batteries-Bestfn
aud thinner; Vckery, Gleason and Clements. UEl-
pre-POwerS.