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man was arrested by Officer Short. Here.
fused to give bis name, but said a man
named John O'Brien gave him the tools
10 ship. On his person was found a
quantity Of cheap jewelry. He was
ocked up 10 await developments.
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The thermometer at echneprs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
registered as follows: =
Ia. m...........-... G. 3p. r................. S:
IN. m............... GS p. m.........
| Z un.......................... IS Meather-Fair.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertise.
ment IL this issue Of tho Ohio Valley
Prohibition Assembly to be- held at
Moundsville from July 4th to l4th. 5.
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! TIE finest in the land, Ohio Valley
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To Secure Oil Territory.
! control some large tracts on the
Break" and desire to correspond with
all good companies. Have five places
where oil has been found but never
developed. ALr. W. BURNETT,
Charleston, W, Va.
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HAVE you seen the Premiums for the
Bridge picture cut from Ohio Valley
CoHpa2 - 49, - ~ -. ~ =
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Social Thursday, at Second Presby-
terrain church. NJ
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headache, - X 4 y II. - - :.
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EACH pound OF Ohio Valley Coffee is
par OF a useful house fxture-investi.
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funlry and strength combined in En-
terprise Baking Powder, 5'ssgig sss.s7
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Spices Fresh Ground Daily

Best Standard Tomatoes. Sc, 9 cans ior-... 25c
Table Peaches. heavy syrup, per can....... 1sc
Best Apricots. per 600
Choice Canned Peas. 0,io, 4 cans for.... 25o
string Beans. 0hc, 1 cans for. ............. csc
Canned Salmon, per cau..... ................. 15c
xxx Sugar Corn, 81. 6 cans for............... a5c
Bakers Corn, o cans ior..... Zee. .....,,,,,, a5c
Mustard sa'dlues DC, . cans for.............. e5c
OIL sardlnes &c, 8 cans for......... 25c
Choice Can Apples. Toe. . cans ior......... 3Oo
homlny, DC per qt, Z OTIS. ior. ............. 25c
Navy Beans, Sc per qt.".......
Bird Seed. packages ior............ ,....., e5c
Corn Starch. 04c, 4 lbs. for................. ESQ
Large Lump Starch. $40. Z lbs. tor........ ebc
Aolled Oats, &c, o lbs. ior.................. csc
Tapioca. SC, 3h lbs. 25c
Good Carolina Rice, 70. 4 lbs. ior...... a5c
Best Head R!ca, DC, o lbs. for....... ....... o5c
butter Crackers, OAc. 4 lbs. ior.........,... csc
Ginger Snaps, DC per h.. lbs ior........... e5c
Best California Pruncs........ ....,..,,. Zoe
Five cent Bar Soap. bars ior........,.,,,.,. o5c
Three cent Bar Soap. 10 bars for. .....,,.. abc
Clothes Pins. One Cent per Dozen. ~
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At lSnislieiner,,

GOLD DOLLARS and Enterprise Baking
Powder alike 60 without premiumu.
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Ohio Valley, - - D''AA.'1o :
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ASK your grocer what to do with wrap
per from Ohio Valley Coffee,
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GlnsoN's Prepared Mustard finest
Tor table use. TThsAw
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Social Thursday, at Second Presbyte.
rian church. 5j.'ss .II,5s2 - !. 80
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STONE & THOMAS
Gbc Snttllioel1tcr.
Orlco, Nos. 10 ind " Fourteenth street.


To the Retail Trade.
10 the Public
summer schOol-Wheclins Business College
Wedding uiftS-l. q. Dillon L Co.
Wait Your Money--H. 0. Hot.
Wanted-Brdge Carpenters.
Painting and DISQUALIFICATION. L. Kurner
Bros.
Jewetts Water Coolers-ECsbltt 4 Bro.
Whntcd-tnker.
a Large Stock Of Rogers Knives, Forks and
SpUonS-John Ffiedcl. 800
Money to LOan-L. A. Rolf & Co. m
Wsnttd-A Woman Com pelent 10 Take charge
Of First Glass Lodging ll0use-fourth Page.
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:, Duy& the nrs!-ohio Valley coaee.
Your grocer has 1t, s,3tS, s. :
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ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER makes
lighter and whittier biscuit than any other
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FROM THE RIVER,

me river was rising slowly at this p,int last
nlSht' with seven feet three Inches in the chan.
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FOR comfort and durability, wear our
celebrated 25c fast black and cOlOred
Half Hose. G.. HESS L. SONS,
1894 and 1924 Market Street.
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L, s, Coon aelladry goods the cheaneat,
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,WANTEn-A WOMAN J COMPE.
AK TENT TO take charge OF 6rst.eias,
Apply At ainehars 4 Ta.uma oGlce, isli
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Dyspepsia

makes tho lives Of many people miserable,
aaa oiton leads to seli-dcstructIon. Distress
ai1er eating. sour stomach, sick headache,
heartburn, loss Of appetite, n faint, TALL gone"
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue. md irrcr1,.
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Washington ct Lafayette.

On ecrlt de Paris que NJ. Barthol-
Iii est en- &c moment occupe de rex.
ecution dan grOnpe monumental
~representant Washington ct Lafay.
cite, que NJ. Joseph P~nlitzer, direc.
teur du World de New York. Sc
propose d'ofrir 4 la vile de Paris.
LIE groupe, actuellement 4 retat de
maquette en- platre, sera fondu en-
bronze. Sur lie modele de petite
dimension que Pon peut voir en- ce
moment dams l'atelier de BarthoIdi.
rue Nayin, les visages des deux
her0S sont d la foiS finement ct
vlsoureusement modeles. Les
traits %severes, quoiqne legerement
detendus, de Washington, font I'm
c%ontraste accentue Y Z la physio.
monte juvenile de sou compacnon.
Leurs mains sc rencontrent ct dams
celle qui est disponible chacun
d'enx tieut I'm drapeau don't les
haEipes Sc c%rOisent audessus de
leurs tetes. LA composition est
symetrique 1t harmonieuse. Ellie
symbolise rnnion historique qui
attache les denx grandes republi.
queE.
La correspondence 4 laquelle
nous empruntonS ces details dit
que ce groupe cohtera cinauante
mile dollars, on, plus excitement,
.deux cent cinquante mile francs.
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Les dictens du mois de janTier.

Ce nest generalement pas IN
bean mois que celui dams lesuel
nous venons d'entrer. II y a tou.
jours en- janvier on I'm ffoid piquant
gu Il boue ~tpaisse, sans parler
de ces hrouillardS ST nefhstes pour
la saDte.
Les dictOnS Sont aSseZ nombreux
sur ce premier moiS de Fannee,
mails lis he sont pas fats pour ms
pirar une grande jsie:
Sill fait vent. mons aurons Ia cuerre;
Sill neiga on pieut, cherte sur terye;
81 Ton volt epais les brouiilards,
MOrtalite de toutes parts.
Janvier de pluto est-il chichc,
IL fat lie paysan richie.
Quand sec est lie mos de ianvier,
Ne dsit Sc plaindre lie fermisr.
Rien souvent ~janvier ct fevrier
CONFIDENT GU vident lie g~renier.
Veut-on quelques details? LIE
vent, sill soufne dams la mutt du 3,
est un signe de guerre.
LIE Z ianvier est un jour. critique
pour la sante.
VOici maiutenant de quot rfjouir
les poetes:
Brute I'M cierge a Saint Theodore ~
Pour vive bien lo%ngtsmps encore.
Prends garde au jour de Saint-vincent (22)
Car 81 ce jour tn vols ct sens
Que lie solell soft clair ct beau,
Nous aurons du win plus que d'eau.
A la Saint Vincent
Gu tout gcle OIL tsut fend.
A Saint-Paul t25) de gros brouiIlards,
81 toute la terrc eat couverte,
Salon lie dire des vieiIiards,
Mortalite nous est ouvsrte.
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LES BliSEaS De MLLE MOORE

La vile de Bridgeport (Connec-
ticat) a etc fgaye- ces jours,ci par
les excentiiciteS 3'une ieune femme
dune brante ex;iaoidinaire, mails
don't 10 regard tart6t iudecis ct
tant0t tixe denotait Ia folie.
LID jeune file alrivant Gle Paris
est deScendue a fAtlantic Hotel,
on ellie s'est mscrite sous lie nom de
Nile. L. Moore, distant qn'elle await
~Fiutention d'y roster deux on trois
jours ain &c ne pas sn,preudre sa
fanille qui n'etait pas encore infor-
need e sen retour. La falAille Moore
est II DIES lnieux connpes de
Bridgeport on savait que Mile.
Mooree tait 4 Paris, mails Oh i=fiorait
qu'elle fnt folle. Aussi lie l"nde-
main ma;in, a table d'h0te, Mile.
Moore a t-elle cause un. veritable
Seandale 4 l'h0tel en- sc levaut inc.
l,lnement de sd place ct Ell ;.llant
IN brasser un DIES conviveS, NJ.
Aionze Hall. Sans Sc p~reoccuper
de la stupefaction des pefsonnes
presentes, ct de l'embarras de- M.
Hall, qui est un homme marie ct
pere de famille, la jeune femme lie
couvrait litteralement dc baisers
ct de caresses.
Mile. Moore est sortie ensuite
gravement, sans attendre IL des-
sert, ct s'est rendue directement
au temple de la Trinlte OIL lie reye-
rend Louis Booth faisait justement
IN sermon de charlie. Apres
avoir vainement assaye d'embras
ser lie predlcateur, Mile. Moore, a
reimbursement de tous les fideles.
ajete sa bourse ct sou manteau
de fourrure Il iautel, Ell distant
au reverend "Puisque vous ne
voulez pas de mes baisers, vous ne
pouvez du moins me refuser tons
mes v6tements pour les pauvres,u
ct en- meme temps, la pauvre folIe
s'est mise en- devoir de Sc desha.
biller.
Dependant, deux amis de Ia
famille Moore, qui Sc trouvaient
au temple, etant resenus de leur
surprise, ont pris la jeune femme
par. les bras ct Font reconduite a
Fh0te], mails sans pouveir Sc d4ro.
Der. aux baiserS de- Ieur belle
captive qui les e%mbrassait 4 tour
de role tout~le long du trajet au
grand amusement des PEASANTS.
La famille Moore a etc prevenue
en- toute hate, ct c'est alors seule.
ment que l'on a apprls a Bridge
port que Nile. Moore etait deyepue
subltement foIle au printemps
deernler, sur ~rocfan, pendant qu'elle
Sc rendait a Proposition de Paris.
SEES parents avaient etc obliges de
la placer dams n maison de sant6
aParIs, ct Pom ne s'explique pas
encore comment ellie a pu faire
pour Sen eehapper ct retourner q
Bridgeport.
La pauvre folle a etc reconduite
cans une Douvelle maison de sante
des envlroDs de Bridgeport: mails
LIMA pas etc possible de lul faire
gutter Photel avant qu'elle ent
emorasse de nouveau NJ. Hall ct
quelques autres pelsonnes.
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ATTENTION.
-
ID nights OF the Golden ssnle

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle !.
l2b N. OF q. X. will he Eeld III the Hail ~
Excelsior Lodge No. "a |. -. o. F. on the .ec-
ond and fourth Tuesdays of each month, III
o'clock p. NJ.
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AliONNEMENr.

I'm 50 o.
I'm Nnmcro.- ..-- III
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Ia me,noire de'Louis XIV, ellie fut
interdite, ct lie poetic Imbert enter
me au Fort.pEvaque. Revenons q
notre gateau DIES rois.
81 Pom vent connaitre la recette
dune bonnie GAZETTE bourgeoise,
voici celle que dome un patissier
des plus renomm2s q Paris:
kilog de farins
375 grammes de beurre
litre d'eau
10 grammes de sci.
QUAINT a la manipulation, ellie est
connue DIES menageres, ct personne
n'ignore que lie ~feniIletage s'obtient
par un coup de main special.
4 la camragne, la GAZETTE des
rois Sc fabrique dams la famille, ct
ellie men est pas moins appetissan-
te, surtout lorsqu'elle est arrosee
soft dun excellent cidre De Nor
mandie on du vim blanc capiteux
Dc IAniou.
Dams quelques provinces, notam-
ment dams Ia Beauce, on o conserve
pour cette fete les traditions du
vieux temps ct, cn deeonpant lie
gatean DIES roiS, I'll gros moroccan
est reserve pour les pauvres qui
attendent a la porte Ell chantant i:
Uonneur a la compagnie
De cetto maison
Nous souhaitons snree jolIa
Et biens en- saisea
Mons ssmues dun pays Orange,
Venus en- &C lien
Pour demander Il qui mango
La part du bon Dieu.
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PARFUMERIE.-Le bean sexe. les
]euneS gems ct les hummeS milrs
qul venlcnt singer la tennessee. Al
ment ct r~rChriciianr les parfnnS res
Plus sauves, les les I,lns
puIeS. les sarsns les plus odorants
les articles de toilette les plus ia
dispensablrs ct lss Plus Il In mo 10
tells que brosssS a dents, ppignes
br0sses a ch.ve, *, -.c. etc, trorve
ront, en- qnastit6 tous cts articles
dams la Pharmaci- Thih.leaax 4
des prix qui dsfient toute concur
renee.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-13
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches from
All Parts of the World.
Senator Sherman has introduced bill
in the Senate to incorporate Pan-Ameri.
can Bank.
Mrs. Henry Jaha, aged rs, the last sur
vivor of the Nipuck tribe of Indians, died
Wednesday at Webster, Mass.
The Parnellite members are preparing an
address to Cardinal Manning in honor of
his silver jubilee and in recognition of
his services in the cause of the freedom of
Ireland.
1t is reported that James Munro, Chief of
Police of London, has resigned in conse-
quence of a quarrel with the Government
regarding the regulations adopted on the
occasion of the demonstration in HYDE
Park last Saturday.
Sheriff Hale of Alameda county SAYS
that there is small chance of capturing
engineer Dunn, who was found responsible
for the disaster at the Webster-street bridge.
The Sheriff believes that Dunn lost no
time in getting out of the country.
The Green Hill Presbyterian Church at
Philadelphia, which has for some time
past maintained the largest Chinese Sun
day-school in the East, has decided to give
up the work of teaching these people after
July lst. Stories of leprosy have fright
ened the young lady teachers.
The trial of the libel suit brought by
George Washington Butterfed against the
London Financial News, for publishing art
icles detailing mining operation in Amer
lea in which the plaintiff was interested
was wild and impudent scheme, ended
in verdict for the newspaper.
The body of an unknown man, who
jumped from the deck of the ferry steamer
Oakland on her 11:45 trip from San Fran
cisco Wednesday night, has not been re-
covered yet. On the inner side of the lin
ing of his hat was written in ink the name
"Rodson," and beneath it the figures 300"
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UTAH TERRITORY.
Favorable Report on the Bill to Reor-
ganize Its Government.

Favorable Report on the Bill to ReOr-
ganize Its Government.
WASHINGTON, June 12th.-Senator Ed
munds, from the Committee on Judiciary,
to-day reported back favorably, with
amendments, the bill recently introduced
by him providing for the reorganization of
the Government of Utah. By the terms OF
the bill the existing election districts and
apportionment of Representatives for men,
bers of the Territorial Legislature are abol-
ished, and it is made the duty of the Gov
ernor, Territorial Secretary and Board of
Commissioners, as soon as practicable after
the result of the census is made known, to
redistrict the Territory and make a new ap-
portiorment for Legislative purposes.
The offices of Territorial Auditor, Treas
urer, Commissioners to locate University
lands, Probate Judges, County Clerks, Sc.
lectmen, Assessors, Recorders and Super
intendents of District Schools are vacated,
and the appointment of all these officers
vested in the Governor, subject to the ap-
proval of the Board of Commissioners.
The Board of Commissioners is author
lied, in its discretion, to cause new regis
tratiOn of voters in Utah, and to make and
enforce rules and regulations, not incon-
sistent with the laws of the United States,
for the conduct and regulation of elections
in the Territory
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Matters of Special Interest to the Pacifi
Coast.

matters OF Special Interest to the Pacific
Coast.
WASHINGTON, June 12th.-An amend.
ment to the agricultural appropriation bill
which was voted down to-day was one by
ONeal OF Pennsylvania, appropriatine
$40, 600 for the use of the Ladies' Silk Cult.
ure Society of Philadelphia, and $500 foI
the California Ladies' Silk Culture Society
also an appropriation of 50, 500 to Professor
Joseph Newman for experimenting with
the native silk-worm of California. The
only section of the agricultural bill relating
TO silk culture is one appropriating 500 ,OOC
for experiments to be carried on in the
District of Columbia
The civil sundry appropriation bill car
ries also the following items of interest to
the Pacific coast: For lighthouses in the
Columbia and Willamette rivers, in Ore
gon; the Sacramento and San JOAQUIN
rivers in California, and on Puget Sound
and adjacent waters; for the Benicia
arsenal, at Benicia, CAL, for grading around
the reservoir, building road to the reser-
yolr, constructing close wooden fence and
brick drains, and extending the masonry
upon the embankment of the reservoir,
So 600; for continuing the tide observations
on the Pacific coast at Kodiak, Alaska, in
Saucelito and San Francisco, Cal, 81, 500;
for the maintenance and ordinary expenses
including the pay of the officers and en-
ployes), of the quarantine stations includ-
ing San Diego. San Francisco and Port
Townsend, $4,000; for the industrial and
primary education of children of school
age in the Territory of Alaska, without
reference to race, $4,000.
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Democratic State Convention.

ST. JOSEPH Mo- }. June 13th.-The Dem.
ocratic State Convention was called to or
der this morning and resumed balloting for
Superior Judge. The sixteenth ballot re.
suited: Burgess. IS: Mcfarland, 95
Thomas, ITO; CAN'T, 205. No choice.
CAN'T was nominated on the seventeenth
ballot. Thomas CAN'T is a native OF
Georgia. He served under Stonewall Jack.
son during the war.
This afternoon bslloting was commenced
for State Superintendent of Public Instruc.
ton, and Elihu Woolfe was finally nomin-
ated.
Recess was taken then until tonight.
Between the ballots the Committee on
Resolutions reported q platform. 1t
condemns the present system of tariff
taxation and monopolies, arraigns the
Republican Administration for violation
OF its pledges. denounces the rulings of
Speaker Reed, favors the free coinage of
silver. the forfeiture of unearned land
grants, and the enactment of laws to in.
sure honest elections
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The House Caucus Committee Conside
ing the New Election Law.

The House Caucus Committee Consider
ing the New Election Law.
WASHINGTON, June 12th.--The House
Caucus Committee charged with the pre-
paration of national election bill on the
lines agreed upon by the last caucus, has
been industriously perfecting the details OF
the measure, and have sent a rough draft
to the printer. When the proofs are re-
turned the committee will continue their
work. Some of the changes made already
in the original Powell bill are provision
that in cases of conflict between the re-
turns sent in by State election officers and
by those of United States Supervisors, the
latter are to constitute prima facie evidence
of the right of member to his seat, and a
provision that the United States Court
within the election district shall appoint q
board of three persons, representing both
political parties, to canvass the return OF
the Supervisors.
In the course of his remarks on the con-
ference report of the urgent deficiency pen
sion appropriation bill, Representative
Henderson of Iowa in the House to-day
made statement showing the appropria-
tons made by the present House for the
benefit of soldiers to amount to $167, ,4I9,.
73l. This includes the deficiency of last
year in aid of State Homes, artificial limbs
etc.
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A Wife Kills Her Faithless Husband and
Ends Her Own Life.

A Wife Kills Her Faithless Husband and
Ends Her Own Life.
ALBANY (Or.), June 12th.-News was re.
ceived here to-day of terrible tragedy en-
acted early this morning seven miles north.
east of Lebanon. For about two wears
Grant Aarnspaugh has resided with his
family, consisting of wife and two chill
dren, in country home near his parents
having moved there from California. The
sister of Mrs. Aarnspaugh has been resid-
ing at the home of Aarnspaugh for some
time. Suspicious circumstances led Mrs
Aarnspaugh to believe her husband was
too intimate with her sister.
About o'clock this morning, missing
her husband from her bed, and hearing q
noise in her sisters room, Mrs. Aarns.
paugh hastened to the room and entered,
where she found her sister sitting in her
husbands lap in chair, both in their
night-robes.
This is not the first time this has hap
pened," she said, "and am going to put q
stop to it" Producing revolver, she
aimed it at her husband and fired, the ball
entering his breast. He fell to the floor,
while her sister fled from the room and out
in the yard. Mrs. Aarnspaugh then ended
the tragedy by shooting herself in the
heart. She died IN short time.
Mr.. Aarnspaugh lived several hours, and
confessed to the above facts before severa!
neighbors and men from Lebanon. Justice
Wallace was called, and with a Coroner's
jury found verdict substantially as stated
above.
Yesterday Mrs. Aarnspaugh wrote to her
mother in California, charging her sister
with working against her and trying to
break up her home and there seems little
doubt that Mrs. Aarnspaugh backgrounds
for the rash act.
The affair caused great excitement
throughout the community. The partici.
pants in the tragedy were quiet, unassum.
ing people, always remaining at home and
associating with but few persons.
Later particulars of the shooting show
that Mrs. Aarnspaugh shot her husband
while he was asleep. She had found her
sister and husband in compromising DO.
sition the night before and had upbraided
her sister about it, when the guilty couple
taunted her with threats of eloping to.
gether. The wife waited until her hus.
band was asleep this morning and shot
him, and then killed herself. A babe
lying between them was uniniured. The
sister ran into the room on hearing the
shots and found both dying.
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DIAMOND DUST.
Rain Interferes With Several Baseball
Games Yesterday.

Rain Interferes With Several Baseball
Games Yesterday.
CHICAGO, June 12th.-The Brotherhood
game at Buffalo and the Brotherhood and
League games at Boston to-day were post.
poned on account of rain. Other games
resulted as follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati s, Cleveland O..
At Chicago-Chicago 16, Pittsburg 3.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn II, New York 6.
BROTHERHOOD.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 5. New York I.
At Cincinnati-Cleveland6 6. Chicago IL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Louisville-Louisville /, Toledo 0.
at st. Louis-St Louis 5, Columbus 13.
At Rochester-The Rochester-Syracuse
game was postponed on account of rain.
At Brooklyn-The Breoklyn-Athletic
game was postponed on account of rain.