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The morning call., 1890-06-08
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Mrs. hackay's Dinner Pronounced the Event
of the Season.

LONDON, June THE dinner and reception
which was given by Mrs, John w. Mackey al
her house IhuGsday-night is The talk of fash
fona ule' D., and was undoubtedly of the
most brilliant entertainments ever given by Mrs.
Mackay. The dinner was somewhat exclusive
only thirty guests being present. These guests
represented some OF the greatest aud oldest
names In the United Kingdom.
The dluner consisted OF more than twenty
courses. Each guest was supplied with menu
bearing his Initials crest and family motto 10
damon ds and Iubies. Tie reception which fol-
lowed was attended by 1900 guests. The house
Itself, with its lg t., music and mass OF nOWers,
had FOR the occasion been turned into a fairy
palace. The broad main stairway was mass OF
flowers. Here aud there miniature fountains
gushed forth perlumed waters Which flashed
back brilliant light la multi-colOTed rays. Bands
OF trained musicians, concealed from view in
floral a bors. furnished the music interspersed
with which could be heard the songs OF birds
conceaied 10 masses OF flowers aud grcenery.
Mrs. Maekay dressed In Il costume from
Worth. her sole ornament being her famous
pearl necklace. aud was al her very best as an
entertainer. She looked absolutely dazzling after
midnight. When the number OF guests lhinned
out dancing was INDUCED In.
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JOHN l.. TALKS.
He Will Not Lock at Purse of Less Than
$4,000

PITTsBURG. June John L. Sullivan, in
speaking OF the effort OF certain parties to get
up match between Joe McAullffe and himself,
said: whats the use OF these peoule taking
about meeting beween me and McAuliffe?
AZ present l would not look at $4,000.
They had better talk about from
$4,000 to $4,000, when they want
10 secrre the champion am making a conf
fortab.r living and and Will not talk bust
ness with anybody until have met
and talked with that Mississippi Judge.
There are lot of people trading on my repula-
tion and to do more OF 1t they must come UP to
my price bar nobody, when money is In view.
ln The mean time have nothing to say"
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AT SACRAMENTO.
Young Receives a Bammering and Is
Poorly SuDDoried

SACRAMENTO, June THE home team and
San Franciscos played one-sided unInteresting
game to-day. Young WAS bit hard and was
poorly supported, no less than thirteen runs be.
ing scored after two men were out. In one inn
ing Young struck out the first two batsmen and
then gave an easy chance 10 retire the side,
which was unaccepted, and six runs were scored
before The side was retired.
Farrell started to pitch for the Senators. but
in the fourth his arm gave out and Reitz finished
the inning Harper then finished the game aud
allowed but four scattered hits. One hit was
made oil Farrell and two off Reitz. The quick,
sharp fielding of the Senators to-day was alto
gether different from the support given Harper
yesterday.
Daley, at short, played great game, accept
ing all of his chances and blocking couple OF
hits. AT bat he made a four-bagger and two
singles. McHale got five singles out of six times
at bat but had no fielding chance.
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Westchester Results.

MORRIS PARK IN. W, June THE weather
was clear and hot and the track heavy. Follow
Ing are the results:
First race, one mile and one furlong. Major
Daily (Hamllt0n) won. Walterson (BergeD sec.
ond, Guard trhompson) third. Time. 1:57la.
Second race, six furlongs (Erdenhelm handi
capl Stryke (McDermotD won. Now or Never
lSheridaD) second, Vardee (W. Donohoe) third.
Tim 1:15.
Third race, one and an eighth miles Bowling
Brook handicapl LisimOny (Jones) won, King
Thomas (Covlngton) second, Tournament (Hay-
ward) third. Time, 1 :57 "a.
Fourth race, seven furlongs (All Breeze staKes),
LOautaka (Lamley) won, Maidstone (Moser) Sec
ond, Belle d'Or (Martin) third. Time, 1:271a.
Fifth race, five furlongs Selling, Evangeline
Lamley) won, Servitor (Bergeu) second, Wood
cutter (Covington) third. Time, 1:0212.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles Selling,
Little Jim (rayl0r) won, Larchmont (Bsrgen) Sec
Ond, Vivid (Clayton) third. lime, l: o1.
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ICE FAMINE.
Gloomy Outlook for the Poor People Of New
York

Gloomy Outlook for the Poor People of New
York.
NEW YORK, June THE Increase in the price
OF ice in this city from So to SO per ton promises
10 cause much distress on account OF the ad-
vancement in prices for provisions OF all kinds.
Tnis advance is reliably estimated to reach 10
per cent on all sorts OF perishable articles OF
Iood Three Of the largest meat firms In the city
,1ave pooled their business, and promise to ad-
vance prices AT once. Butchef-siiops all over the
city have signs In the windows reading like this:
"IcehOuse closed from 10 until o'clock" I'm
der no circumstances Will they open their doors
to obtain meat for customers. Every opening
occasions loss OF temperature which will take
several pounds OF Ice 10 restore. AT present cost
the ice loss would amount 10 many times the
profit on the meat which customers would buy.
Hotel men threaten to combine, and establish
booth for hotel supplies. The poor people prob
ably Will have disastrous summer.
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Ficht With Rohhar,

KANSAS CITY, June Two negroes robbed q
house at Latnrop last night. They boarded
train and proceeded as far as Liberty,
when the conductor received word to
arrest them. They escaped from the train
and hid IN the woods. The Sheriff went
out with twenty men and found the negroes be-
hind barricade Ia the woods. They refused to
surrender and battle commenced. Que negro
was wounded, but they refused TO give up, and
at last accounts the posse was unable to get
them out
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"PUBLIC-HOUsES."

English Proh;bitionists Move Against the
Concession to Liquor Dealers
LONDON, June 7.-Temperance advocates, sup
ported by Liberals generally, made a great
demonstration against the concession to liquor
dealers. An immense procession, composed OF
temperance societies ana Liberal and Radical
clubs marched 10 Hyde Park, where 90, 600 per-
sons assembled. Speeches were made from seve-
raj stands GenOuncing the Government for the
endowment of ''Dubic.hOusos," sucn being the
descriptive phrase used The resolutions were
adopted TO the sound OF trumpets
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OUTLAWS KILLED.
Fight Between Alabama Horse.Thieves and

Fight Between Alabsm ma Horse Thieves and a
sheIiff's Posse.
BIRMINGHAM, June Tin Winston County
Newt Rowe aud Henry Benield, members of
gang of horse-llIieyes aud outlaws, have been
terrorizing people, committing many murders
and robbeiies. Ten days ago Sheriff Mitchell
and posse surrounded the outlaws. A pitched
battle ensued and Benfed was killed, but Rowe
escaped. The pursuit was continued, and last
night The officers surrounded Rowe IL a den in
The mounlaiDs twenty-five miles from Double
Springs. This morning lie came out and was
called on 10 surrender. He refused and the Off
GERS hled, killing him as he raised his Wincles-
ter TO- shoot. the other members OF the gang
are being hunled.
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EASTERN RACES.
Opening Of the St. LOUIS Meeting-Results at
Wastchestar and Iatonia


ST. LOUIS, June THE spring meeting OF the
ST. Louis Jockey Club opened to-day uuder fav
orable auspices. The attendance was large, The
weather Gle ar ana pleasant and the track fast.
The feature OF the day, the st. Louis Der by.
had but three starters and was won in hollow
style by Bill Letcher with Allen up. Following
are the results
First race one mile, Cartoon (Gnfitn won,
Mabel (Adains) second, Outlook (ComDsl third.
Time, l :43.
Second race one mile and furloug (selling)
BoaZ (Sloan) won Redleaf (Rchardson) secOud,
Vice Regent (R. Smitl) third. Time, 1:571h
Third race, (St. Louis Derby. one and half
miles, Bill Lelcher (Aen) won, The Bishop
lEikiel second, Grayson (Ransomel third. Time,
1:4ls4.
q Fouth race. five furlongs. Too Sweet tSloanl
won, Average lAtkins) second, Monte Rosa q.
Porter) third. line, 1:03.
Fifth race, one aud quarter miles, Carter
(ThOrpe) won, Marie X GSalloy) second Lulu b
(ElKitl Third, Time, 2:l2A,
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Riamarck,s On:nion Of tha Kaiser.

BERLIN. June Tile Tagblatt publishes an
Interview with Bismarck concerning the En-
peror. Bismarck said: ~ am not angry with
him. My position is like that OF a father Ill
treated by son. l have 10 suiter. SIN, l will
say that lie is dashing young fellow. When |
was younger i followed my sovereign about
everywhere, and so could counteract the infiu.
ence of my opponents. Now | am too old 10
travel far and continuously. THUS other ad-
vsers win the kaisers confidence and turn him
against meD
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MURDERoUS MADMEN.
Particulars of the Uprising in the Bicetr'
Insane Asylum

PartlcuIars OF the Uprising in the Bicetre
Insane Asylum.
LONDON June Cit is reported from Blcetre.
France, that the lunslics in the asylum at that
place reyolted Thursday. The garrison was called
in TO rescue the keepers, who had been hemmed
In the corridor. The madmen had Sc
cured razors and hammers In the keepers
quarters into which they had broken. With
windows were broken and The place wrecked
A company of infautry was soon on the spot
with fixed bayonets and loaded rifles. The sight
Director dared not call on the soldiers TO act.
The fire engines were brought out and strong
streams of water played on the madmen who mud
died together in Il corner of the yard thoroughly
drencbeG. This completely cOwed lhen and
mUsI OF the madmen allowed themselves 10 be
led back quietly 10 their cells, while those who
showed slgns of resistance were easily mastered
and rendered pOwerless by strait iacSets.
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Eyaaing the Contract Law.

NEW YORK, June THE seven Bohemian
glass blowers who came here under contract aud
were ordered to return on the steamship Umbria
of the Cunard line, made their escape by ting
which was allowed to come along gslde the Umbria
while the steamer was outward bound this morn
ing. They were landed without the knowledge
OF The customs officers, who are indignant at this
bold violation OF the law,
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LONDON SOCIETY.
An American Woman Excites the Prince Of
Wales Admiration

Wales Admiration.
LONDON, June 9.-The Prince OF Wales usu-
ally selects some American woman during The
London season TO whom he pays attention SO
marked that social swelldom cannot
help noticing and talking about the mat.
Ter. This week the Prince made Mrs
BloOdgoOd, New York woman, most envied by
American visitors TO London. He saw her at the
opera in Lady de Gray's box aud requested the
pleasure of an Introduction. Miss Mary Ander-
son was in an adjoining box at the same opera,
but tile Prince in making his usual round oil calls
did not 60 near her.
Miss Anderson has not been much In society
this season. She refuses TO talk even to Intimate
friends about the arrangements for her wedding.
Her gowns are being made In Paris. The ceie-
mOny, which will probably take place at BroElp-
ton oTatOry, has been arranged with great
ritualislic display.
The O'Shea divorce suit has gone over until
autumn. 0'Snea declares his Intention Is 10 20
on, but lie is in no hurry. Mrs. O'Shea
has filed her answer. denying the
charges. The $50 copies OF the edition
OF Slanley's new book, with autograph, the
original price of which is fixed at $50 per copy,
have all been bought by SPECTATORS. The
price is now raised TO $3.50 per volume.
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Advance in Refined Sugars.

New YORK, June 7.-Relned sugars have ad-
yanced 60 cents a barrel. The daily output Of
the three retneries situated at Philadelphia puts
$4,000 additional profits daily into the pockets
of the refners. Within ten days prices have ad-
yanced 81 q barrel. For fortnight there has
been a stir in the trade, but the climax is caus-
ing CONSERVATION among brokers and astonlsE-
ment among jODDers.
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VANDERBILT ROBBED.

His Baggage and That of DR.. Webb Rifsd
Of Valuable Articles.
LONDON, June THE robbery of Cornelius
Vanderbilt and DR.. Seward Webb has stirred up
tie French police. The robbery occurred between
Paris and Calais, and consisted Of the rlfling OF
bags, vallses and pOftmanteaus, trunks, etc.
containing articles OF great value. The police
refuse TO admit the victim was Vanderbilt, but
such is the general belief.
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Results at Latonia.

LAToNIA. June 7.-Thls was the last day OF
the spring meeting here:
First race (three-year-olds and upward). one
mile, Little Prince won, Robin second, Silver
Lake third. Time, 1:4314.
Second race tw0-year-old filliesl. four and
half furIongs, Mary McGowan won, Hawkins
second Marmora third. Time, 0:57sl.
Third race Iwo-year-Old c0ltsl i've furlongs,
Roseland won, bowan second, Ed Leonard third.
Time, 03.
Fourth race sweepstakes for four-year. olds
and upward) one mile, josie NJ won, Newcastle
second, Catalpa third. Time, ZAP.
Fifth race Gree handicap sweepstakes for
three-year-0lds and upward) one mile, heron
won, More second, Clamor third Time, 1 :43.
Sixth race (handicap sweepstakes tnree-year-
olds and upwardl one and three-slxIeenth miles,
Huntiess won, Teuton second, Glockner third.
Time, 2:02.
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THE INDEPENDENT PARTY.
Knights of Labor and the Farmers Alliance
Cnnsnlidafa

HURON Is. Dak.), June THE Farmers Al
lance and Knights OF Labor closed their days
session last evening The most important
action was a decision 10 organize new
party. The new party Is named the Independent
party platform was adopted which included
the State and national declaration OF the princi-
pies OF the Farmers Alliance and In-
dustrial Union and Knights of Labor,
and demands that currency be issued by
the general Government TO be full legal tender, TO
Increase In volume with an increase OF business
and he issued directly TO The productive indus
tries, without the Intervention of the banks
or issue; II demands railroad transportation,
telegraph and Telephone service at actual cost,
and the Government 10 own and operate the
same free and unlimited coinage OF silver; the
adoption OF an absolutely secret voting system,
both State and national.
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Fatal Quarrel Among swsdss.

ASHLAND (Wisl June -Four Swedes be-
came involved In a quarrel to-day and pistols
and knives were used. William Johnson fatally
shot julius LumboTg aud badly cut the other
IMO. He WAS arrested.
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Rsportsd Adversely.

WASHINGTON, June THE Committee on
Military Affairs to-day reported adversely the
bill authorizing the President to place on the re-
tired list of the army, with the rank and pay OF
Brigadier- General, any General OF the late war
In command when one or more battles were
fought and won, aud who was promoted for gal
liant and meritorious service in ne field.
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BEEF TRUST.

Consolidation Of Prominent Stock Interests
in the West
DENVER, June 7.-Articles OF Incorporation
of the Western Union Beef Company with a
capital stock OF SIS, ,ooO,0 600 were filed with the
Secretary OF State to-day. The company Is a
consolidation OF all the principal stock interests
IN Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico and Texas,
among which are the North American Cattle
Company and Frontier Land and Cattle Company
OF wyoming, Brush Land and Cattle Company of
Colorado, Meece's Land and Cattle Company of
Fort StocktoD Live Stock and Land Company
and the San Antonio Ranch Company OF Texas,
the Phoenix Farm and Ranch Company of New
Mexico. The principal Offices are AT Denver
with branch in'New York,
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Van Haltren's Wildness.

NEW YORK. June THE local BrOtherhood
team won today's game by good and clean bat
ting, aided by Van Haltren's widness. Attend
ance $500. Summary:
NeW torks''''.' '...'........'.O w
Base hits-New Yorks II, Brooklyns 10. Errors
BFooklyns 2, New Yorks 2. Batueries-Keefe and
Vaughn, Van Haltren and DAILY. Umpres-Gunntng
and Matthew's.
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The Pnna Interuiswfd

ROME, June THE Tablet prints an inter-
view with the Pope. who said: The persecution
OF me and the church in Ilaiy is increasing
Twelve years have been confined within these
walls, and IL Is only within these last few years
that tile Ofenses charged against me have be-
come Intensified. While ] live l must protest
against and expose the blasphemous way IN
which Italy Is treating the Holy See" He ex-
pressed Il determination 10 remain III The Vatican
aud defend Tie rights OF he Papacy.
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Queen relative to the fishery troubles here pub.
lished several days ago, has not yet passed the
Legislature. The document was the rough draft
posed, was purl0ined by some one in the Gov
erDment Printing Office. The address may be
modified considerably by the Legislature before
II Is passed.
The Herald says England must fight France or
abandon her BIilish- American POSSESSIONS.
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KNOWN TO EVERYBODY.
Mlan's Relations With Nine. Christiseh
Common Talk in Europe

LONDON, June 7.-London diplomatic circles
are not surprised that Milan, ex-King OF Seryla.
has been made correspondent in the Christich
divorce suit. II has been known all
over EurOpe that he and Nine. CbnsIlch
had been practlcay living together for a
long time. Ii Is common talk that the political
advancement OF Christch were based solely
upon his acqueseence IN the scandalous relations
existing between his wife and Milan. AL the
time Nine Christich left her husband the Aus
TRAN capital was startled by The announcement
she made that she was disguised at bis willing
ness TO receive honor out OF her dishOn0r.
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Mrs Harrisnn,a Prasent

WASHINGTON, June 7.-0n behalf OF a num-
Der OF uuE nUwn subscribers Wanamaker and
Editor Mexican called at the White House aud
presented Mrs. Harrison deed for a large cot
tage at Cape May Point, where she spent por-
tl0n Of last summer
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SYBIL SANDERsON,

Her Singing the Feature Of Lon3on Re-
eeption.
LONDON, June THE feature Of Mrs Rob-
bins reception yesterday night was the
singing Of Miss Syb Sanderson, the American
prIma DONNA who, accompanied by Massenet,
rendered several exquisite selections from
" Eselarmonde." Miss Sanderson was also the
sOloist al the reception OF Mime. de BowitZ,
Thursday evening. She sang the mnueL of
Massenet the grand air of "ESclarmonde," and
a trio with Delmar aud Vaquez of the opera.
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I.aliansto to IA prnaaentaa

WASHINGTON. June Ton complaint OF Cen
sus Superintendent Porter the Attorney General
this morning telegraphed the District Attorney
at New York 10 begin proceedings against a col
ony OF 100 Italians iu that city WHO refuse TO
answer the questions of the enumeratOr.
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Neero Murdsrars Lvnch.d

LINDEN (Tex.) June 7.-Three negroes, Tom
Mills, Fletcher Holden and Harry Holden, were
hanged here yesterday for the murder and rob-
berry of James McGlegor White vi Atlanta Tex,
last December.
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Shot AIS Wifa and Himsalf.

CHICAGO. June IAN old man named John
Lally, a laborer, yesterday shot his wife and
then attempted suicide. Both are In a critical
condition. IL is believed that Lally was insane.
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Smugelera Arrestad.

New YORK, June THE customs officers to-
day detected Chief Officer Alien OF the Inman
steamship City Of Chester smuggling. Allen es
capped. Four others who are implicated were ar
rested. IL Is said u gang OF prominent steam-
ship men coming here have been systematically
smuggling for two years past.
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Postal Tslegra nh Cable.

NEW YORK, June THE Postal Telegraph
Cable Company has filed In the County Clerks
Office a certificate of increase In the number Of
its Directors John W. Macsay, William Q. Van
Horne, Charles r. HoSmer of Montreal and
James w. Ellsworth are The new members Of the
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AT SAN FRANoIsCo, JUNE Z, 1890.

Oaklands. o o 0 O O-10
Stocktons. ....,........O o 0 o o ) o. q
Earned runs-oaklands A. Stocktons 2. Three-base
hit-Carsey. Two-base hit-Isaacson. Sacrifice
hitS-Lohman, Holiday Fudger 2, Stiekney. Hill,
Selma. First base on errors-StocktOns 8, 0aklands
s. First base called balis-Stocktons 3, oaklands
3. Left on bases-Stocktons 10, Oaklands 6. Struck
out-By Hapeman s. Hit by pitcher-Swan, Wilson.
Double plays-Hapeman and Selma. Passed balls
Smith /. Wild pitches-Carsey !. Time of game-2
hours. Umpire-Donohue. ofieial scorer-Wallace.
Atrendance-2OUO
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Pittsburg Outbatted.

CINCINNATI, June THE local League team
won to-day's game by their superior battling aud
base-runnng. Attendance 22O0. Summary:
Cincinnatis.. s...-.............-....0 l o o "a
Base hits-Pittsburgs Z, Cincinnatis TO- Errors
Pltts6urgs 3, CincinnatiS 2. Batteries-Baker and
Berger, Duryea and Keenan,. Observation-Disclosures
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Railroad Collision.

RICHMOND Va.l June IA passenger and
construction train on the South Atlantic and
Ohio road collded near Natural Tunnel to-day.
One passenger was fatally injured and several
trainmen aud passengers were seriously hurt.
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston, June THE wool market is firm.
New spring California has been selling at 17d2o
cents or 55d5S cents for secured as to quality.
New Wyoming sold at 1920 cents and new
Utah al 1Sa2 % cents, as 10 qualify. Eastern
Oregon wool is slow, 1920 cents Tor the best
aud 10d16 cents for average.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.


Proposed Constitutional Amendment Legaliz-
ing Drawings for Tw nty-five Years.
BATor ROUGE June THE proposed lottery
amendment 10 the State Constitution embraces
u contract between The State aud John a. Morris
and associates under which for lottery priyi-
leges, Tor twenty-five years from January J,
100000, or S1,00O,O00 per annum, payable
quarterly. Provision is also made for the ex-
pendiiure OF the money to be received by the
Stale annually as follows: Iublc schools,
S350,OJ0; Ievees, 100000; charities aud pen
sions. FOO, 900; city OF New Orleans, for drain
age abd sanitary purposes 100000 The
measue will be introduced Monday
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A FATAL SHOCK.
A Baltimore Man Caught in an Electric Wire
and Tpofontlv Kij1a6

BALTIMORE, June 7.-Charles Fraser, an en-
plOye In the saloon OF Charles Kern a, the corner
OF Pratt and Fremont streets, went into the cell
lar tonight to get keg OF beer. In his work he
was caught by an electric-light wire and in
stantly killed. The smell OF burning flesh At
tIacted tile attention of Kern ana he went to the
assistance OF Frasler but as soon as lie touched
the body received shock which knocked him
senseless He was restored to consciousness
after some labor. Frasier was terribly burned.
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Severe Hail ana Snow STORM.

VAN TEARN Crex.), June THE conductor
on the east-bound tram reports hail foot deep
fifteen miles west OF here and as the train
passed Sierra Blanca II was showing
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Eiremen Eurned

PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Whe firemen we're
engaged yesterday in extnguishing fire in
small frame building the flames reached Il
storage basin, and twelve barrels OF gasoline ex-
ploded. Eleven fremen were caught in the
shower of burning oil aud badly burned. Some
OF them will probably die from their injuries.
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ROYAL ARCANUNI.

Election Of Supreme 0ficers-Building and
Vaults to Be Constructed
MILWAUKEE. June 7.-The annual election OF
the officers OF the Supreme Royal Arcanum re-
suited In the reelection OF the old officers ex.
cept few minor offices. The Trustees aud FL
nance Committee were authorized to purchase
site in Boston for a building and vaults for the
use OF the Supreme Secretary.
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a Lawn plov

CHICAGO, June 7.-"Men 2chim," play
spoken In tue Latin language, and played by the
students OF the University OF Michigan last
night at the Central Music Hail. was success.
Among the interested in the large audience was
Chief Justice Fuller. He was an enthusiastic
auuitOr.