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The Players League.
The following games were played in the
Players League yesterday:

The following games were played In the
Players League yesterday:
AT BOSTON.
First Game.
Bosto1s; Bt91s,n. ;:;.........e 2 4 4 Q 9-l2
Base,hlts-Bostons, IL; Brooklyns, 10. En-
rors-BOst0ns, l BroOklyS, 2. Batteries-Daley
and Kelly; WeyhiDg, Sowders and Kinslow.
Second Game.
Bostons. ............6 2 o o 8 0-22
Brooklyns .........1 0 o. A
Base hits Bostons, "a; Brookyns, z. Errors
Boston, 2; BrOoklyns, IL. Batteries-Kilroy
and Kelly and SWEET; Van Haltren and Cook.
AT NEW YORK.
New eI1T0Sl YCrks....l Slk.l 5 i / Q Q Q Q o 8
Base nits- Phiadelphias. Is; New Yorks 13.
Errors-Philadelphias z; New Yorks. A. Bat
teries.-Knell, Sanders and Mulligan; Ewing,
Vaughn and keete.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicagos =, .....0 o o o / q A
Clevelands. s.........0 l o 0 o o o.
Base hits-Chicago, 8; Clevelands, 8. Errors
-Chicagos 2; Clevelands, A. Batteries-KiDg
and Farrell; Beaten and Sutcliffe.
AT BUFFALO.
Pittsburgs. o o o Ola
Buffalos.. o 0 O. 6
Base hits-Bunalos, 8; Pittsburgs, IA. Er-
rors-Buffalos, 9; Pittsburgs, A. Batteries
Morris and Carroll; Haddock and Mack.
PLAYERS LEAGUE STANDING.
The following is the standing OF the clubs
mt Nl,e I.aan
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Around Cholera Districts

MADRID, June 17.-The government has
ordered troops to proceed to the province OF
Valencia and establish military. Gordon
about the districts in which cholera has
made its appearance. Seven more cases OF
tho dIooase are reported developed In Puebla
de RuQat
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The American Association.

The following games were played in the
American Association yesterday:
At Toledo-Toledos, 10; st. Louis, 3.
At C0lumbus-Louisvilles, 4; Columbus, 2.
At Syracuse-Syracuse, 1; Rochesters, 3.
At phia-Athletlcs, B; BrOOklyns, 2.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

THE PORTLAND DAILY PkESS,
Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
At 81 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND, ME.
TERMS: Seven Dollars Year. When payment
is made strictly in advance the price will be Six
Dollars.
RATES OF ADvERTIsNG-0n inch space of
the length of column, or twelve lines nonpdreI
constitutes a square"
Sl.5o per square, daily, first week; 75 cents per
week after; three insertions or less, $1.00; con
tinuing every other day after first week. SO cents.
Half square, three insertions or less 70 cents.
one week, $l.OO; 30 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head Of "AMUsEMENTS" and AUCTION
SALES" $500 per square per week; three nser-
tions or less, Sl.50.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50
ayear; II paid In advance, a S2;9o year.
PREss' (which has large circulation in every
part of the State) for 81 90 per square for first In
sertion. and 30 cents per square for each subse
quent insertion.
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Tne Trouble Unsettled.

HAvERHILL, Mass, June 1.-THE tenth
day Of the strike at J. Ii. Winehell " Co. s
uation. No move is being made to settle the
trouble,
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Tho Ascott Racas.

LONDON, June 1.-THE race for the bien-
monian. AllOWay won the race for the
Prince OF Wales's stake. The race for the
gold vase given by the Queen was won by
TvranL.
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The cnienecto Ship Railway

CHICAGO, June 17-"The work on the ship
railway between New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia is in progress, and there are great
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
the w EATHER r.
Fair.

Following is the forecast Of the weather:
New England, fair, except showers in norLh-
ern Vermont. No change in the tempera-
ture except slightly warmer in Connecticut,
Rhode Island and southeastern Massachu-
setts and southwesterly winds.
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Local Weather Report.

Mean daily r64 IS Max. vel. wind.... SW
Maximum ther 49,. 2 Total precip.... o
Minimum ther $40
P G indicates partly cloudy.
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sIaughterIne Clay Pigeons.


RoCKLAND. June 17.-The first of the Sc
ries Of prize shoots to be held by the Oak
Hill Gun Club of this city took place this
afternoon. The prize competed for is a
splendid gun offered DIR. Weld of Boston.
The shooting was excellent and the day per-
feet. The number of clay pigeons shot at
was 35. VIM. Perry, secretary of the club.
made the largest score. The next regular
shoot occurs July 4th. The score today was
as follows VIM. J.Perry, &c; Walter Spear,
%; Allie Mcdonald, 10; Z. b. Ingraham, 10;
P. A. Tower, IS; VIM. +. Norcross. II; e. w.
Thurlow, 16: s. A. Millay, IA; Harry Xix,
13; Herbert Blethen, II.
Cornell vs.. BoWdoln.
ITHACA, N. Y, June 17.-Tomorrow oc-
ours the boat race between the Cornell and
Bowdoin crews. There is great interest
here In the struggle and 1t Is thought that
10000 people will witness the contest.
Neither side will express much confidence
In the result.
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Cinclnnatis. .........0 o K 3
Base hits-Ciucinnatis, 8; Chlcagos, q. Err
ors-Cincinnatls, A; Chicagos, 1. Batteries
Rhlnes and Harrington; Hutchinson and Kit
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The executive committee OF the Minnesota
Farmers Alliance, representing 5000 farm
ers, has decided to call state convention. to
be held at st. Paul July 10th.
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Brooklyns. ...........1 2 o o 3 o K 6
Philadelphias.... 20 o o.
Base -Philadelphias, IL; Brooklyns, 10.
ErIors-hiadelphias, 8 Brooklyns, 2. Batteries
Loveltt and Bushong; Gleason and Clements.
Cleveland-Pittsburg game postponed.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
The following is the standing Of the clubs
In the National League:
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The following is the standing of the clubs
In the Players League:
The National League,

The following games were played In the
National League yesterday:
AT BOSTON.
First Game.
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Anti-SlaVery Conference persist In Oppos-
ing the proposed import duties In the Congo
State. The American delegates declare that
the consent Of the United States depends
upon the arrangements outside of the action
OF the conference.
1t Is rumored that troops are Fastening
from Mozambique to Angela TO repel the al
legged English invasion. Lieut.. Continho
has gone to the Shire district at the head Of
1900 we'll armed men to attack the Mokololos.
The London Chronicle advises English
traders to have patience and trust TO Amer
cas- own objections to the new tariff for It's
repeal. THE bill, /" it says, was promoted
by a small ring Of wealthy American manu-
facturers."
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Premier MercIer Sustained. sz-z
Foreign Notes.

MONTREAL, June 1.-THE elections for
the province Of Quebec were held teday and
resulted In the Mercler government being
sustained by an increased majority.
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AT CINCINNATI.

Bostons. 80. .........0 l o o o O O . 4
New Yorks.........2 o o o o o =
Base hits-Bostons, 8; New Yorks, g. Errors
-BOstons, 8; New YOrks, 3. Batterles-ClarksoD
ana Rennett: Russie aud Buckley.
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"Let saints below in concert sing,
With those to glory gone,"
concluded the impressive morning hour.
Afternoon Session.


by Rev. L. E. Bacon Of Saccarappa, the an
nual conference sermon was preached by
Rev e. M. Cousins of Cumberland Mills,
who based his sermon upon st. Mark, 6:5.
The theme was; "The defeats of Gospel
effort through the lack of faith" The speak
err er set forth first the opportunities for mighty
works if our faith only pushed us to the un-
dertaking of these works. The work to do
in our own state In missionary fields, in Sun
day schools, in circulation of the Scriptures
and in other important directions, opportun-
tiles not yet met. shows that there is room
among ourselves for great work. We have
been holding the fort merely, or marking
time in the ranks, rather
then going out on brave aggressive cam
paigns. Our gratitude for what has been
not distract our attention from the mighty
work which Christ Is ready to do. if our
faith we're only ready.
Wherever we believe in the power of the
gospel and act upon that faith, we find by
onr returns and church and Sunday school
reports that great results have been gained.
We are too ready to run after new things,
new social church attractions, and to leave
waiting and uninvited Him who is longing
to do mighty works among us. Now, the
blessings that have come to exceptional
churches ought to be the rule among us.
Our unbelief has led us to expect little
from the gospel and this low expectation has
had palsying power over u.s. We have
said it is but little use to look for great re-
suits in our church and we have seen no
such results. 1t is Orthodox churches with
out revivals that drives men into ritualism
and hetorod0xy.
The Oldest and leading churches In the
state, it Is feared, may be standing in the
way of many weaker and less privileged
In no one matter have we lost SO much in
the opinion of the world, as in our GOODNESS
and lack of faith for we are charged with in
sincerity, if not with hypocrisy and cant.
If we had more faith in the gospel we
| should not take the methods we do to solve
| our financial problems If we could SWEEP
into the ranks of dlscipleship greater mum
| bers, the funds would be forthcoming from
| glad hearts and generous hands.
The antid0te to unbelief is belief. Faitf
! is possible. an increased faith is splendidly
| possible, if we would open our eyes to SEE
the great possibilities Of the truth. If We
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PRICE 81 A YEAR, WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE S.
AND MANE GJUNE1 ss9O

Base hlts-Bostons, 7. Naw yorks r Fr.
rors-B0stOns, Al; New YorEs Ratferies
Citizen and Bennett; Welch and Buckley.
Second Game
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Printing House FaiIure.

TOPEKA, May l3.-George ". Crane &
Eo., the lar-est printing and book puh.
lshlng finn in Kansas and one Of the
largest in the west. made an assignment
last night. Their liabilities are Si350,,O
assets unknown. This house pnbIisbpd
The Kansas supreme court reports and
made Il specially of Ia, bonks. The i'm.
mediate cause OF the assignment was II, a
coming due OF note for $3UOU he'd by
an eastern bank which they could NOT
meet and ii "as secured hya large anlount
"l valuable securities which were IN dan.
ger OF helng sacrificed, and hence this
step. The remote cause was the fire oyp,
Year ago, IN which the firm lost heavily
Mr.. Crane said he siould have made nm
assignment then had he acted ON his
own Judgment. The ,uad OF debt then
rr"ated VAS too heavy to stand under
Inc largest creditors claim that they are
amply secured, and condemn the unvi,e
iias'e OF The eastern bank in precipltatny
Il cflHlS. 1t Is possible that the district
court may order the business con,iuu.d
under receivership rs there are many
large contracts unluitilled, and the hrm
S'lnates tiIeIr assets at double their
liabilities, but in other quarters they are
estimated at much less figure,
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THEY GIViIlrUp.


KANs,s Crrv \l.n-1o o.
vera ,.," ra,.n,t', =. = m'' J." Inc i'dIes who
OF EIyertnn Ens h,Nn U,,'| oiI, rs "' ''Ie town
~ ,1'!s ''''' N'' nave already Wearled
lny to let W % sn h,I h'I'''H, 49, ana are want
sipneI yest''rI,r .''t s. ','a' '''y all re-
,un him. in iha i',''.3 '''T men can
troul,Ip urn.a f,,,, tIio 'r', =, i"e Whole
Inv. been 90 f,ao ,n 'n,,; '"'' 'he "ieh
for on, II ami evnrv ,,,Ii ','I ,?' "'c l"'eS
poor uears hny. ,L,nnn'','',,' ''r''''' 'il'' 'n7
in A huH' ,,I I.,.l.,r., ,l,''t '"e'' iei''s
too mean to Inc ynv,r,,nI 'I"V VIC men are
people. ~ te"Pe''aOl'
At the meeipy of tLo o;,,, .,
pi.I,t th. f,,, ia',,,, t! '""'icii !ast
tina, the m4,, Via wa,a,,, ~ vas 'ePIfIed
to allow rprt,i,, innn,.n',NrH pay 80 reused
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A Trinidad Blizzard.

TRINIDAD, May IL A man name,
ueorte Blizzard was arrested and Iodueu
IN I'll today charged with near chokiny
his wife 10 death. The family reside neur
the rolling mills, and this mnrniny Biz.
|arl vino Was probably drunk, vent f,
Work to denolIsh the furniture i, the
mouse, alter which it is sail he went for
his vile AMI clnbbed and ,hoked her in n
most brutal manner. Finally some Of tho
htlshbors who were attracted hy the cries
pi The children and of the woman ran IN
ana mate him cease. One OF the men
Went 80 lar as to swear out u warrant for
ms arrest and it was upon this he was
locked up. ""'
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SEVERE STORMS.


ST. LOUIS, May l2-SevAral violep
storms in the form OF tornaloes have o..
cured in different parts of north Mis-
sour within the past two DAYS and
large amount Of property has been de
stroyed ami several persons killed.
In HARRISON county number Of houses
ana barns were demolished and a Iarpe
amount OF property DESTROYED. William
iIson and two small children upr..
blown away with his house and killed
AMI several persons injped
In Gentry county more than twenty
buildings were destroyed and Mrs Nathan
Green killed. Cattle and hogs we're
Killed and n good deal OF farm property
us well as crops greatly inbred.
FIveo six dwellings and several ont.
h'lIdlngs were blown away south of Mem
phls, No.
Near Byihedale Mrs. Jane Moore and
Mrs. Henry Young were fatally injured
and number Of other persons were more
n less seriously hurt. More lhanadnzrn
!onSes were wrecked and other property
IestrOyed,
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CONGRESSIONAL.

! SENATE
WASHINGTON, May l2.-In the senat,
Hoar, rom The Judiciary committee. re-
pfted back tie house amendment 10 lii,
senate antitrust bill with All amendment
Vest and Coke stated that AS u,eluber,
OF the colhinlttee had dlssented from l,t
report the mailer went over uulll Il,
morrow.
The senate bill appropIiating 5000 COG
for public building ut [. den, UtulI, W..
reported and placed On the calendar.
lhe senate then proceeded to consider
the acliOn authorizing the issue of lrea,-
ury notes Oh deposits Of bui.ion, Jones
OF Nevada, addressed the senate ia favor
OF the bill.
HOUSE.
In the house Mckinley, of Ohio, moved
mat ihe general debate ON the tariff bIll
be limited 10 one minute, This VA.
agreed 10 and the house Went into com.
mlttee OF tie Whole on the tariff bill,
Anderson, If Kansas, offered AN auend.
ment providing HAT the president ,n.v
suspend The Fate Of duty on any inlporl.,,,
article, When in his judgment, the bro.
ductlOn, Manufacture or sale ul SUI h arti.
cies Is monopollzed or controlled bv anv
trust or combination. The auenIme,.,
caused lively debate in regard to ,ru,ls
Grosvenor threw u fire brand into III.
discussion by repeating the story in 70
gard to Havemey er's Influence upon tina
sugar schedule Ill the Mills bill.
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storm at Sen.

eAN FRANCISCO, May l3.-News has
Deen recelvei by the STEAMER Zralan1n,
that i'll the great storm OF the 4tn ,n.'
schooner Eliza Mary Was driven ON the
re'is at MalIlcoia, New Hebriues. There
were Oh board at the Tine crew OF
e'ehleeh persons, Two passengers, ioity-
lour recruits and fifteen Returning labor.
ers. boat Was lowered and manned Ly
iour whites aud several blacks. rhe Iuir
Whites were drowned. Several recruts
who swain for The shore were euhrr
drowned or killed by the natives ufIer
landing. In all four Whites and forty.
seven blacks lost their lives.
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Alter this the debate was pleniifulv
sprlnkled with such phrases as "shnhmn
roI"y," "plantatiou slogan" "faIse.
MOOT etc The matter Was finally set.
t,ed by everybody apologizing, after v hirh
',ie amendment was adop,ed by vote
oil 81 to ~. Only two RepnbIjc,ns
v"tei in favor of it. The result nf thn
vote on the announcement WIS r4cc,ved
WIN applause on the Demuc,atic sid.
On recount OF the vote bv the tpIlers
the amendment was rel ncted-aves, o..
nays, ITO. The kppnbhcans IN tHrn
greeted the announcement win .nnl,,,.a
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THE EXCLUSION ACT.

Asst. Sec. Tichenor has written n letter
TO 'he house {, nilnlttee on appropriations
Mlll regard to the Immigration laws anu
Tie Chinese exclusion act. lie ca Is ul-
lehtion To the fact that White the iumI.
grant law prohibits the landing in ,hI,
country of cohvl'ts, lunatIcs, Idiots ana
l'aupers who come by Water IN vesse,s
ol any description, II fails TO meet the
case Ol lniinlsrahts OF This character wno
enter the country by land from CON.
llauous territory. lhe d. partnent has
received reports of large number ol
The sc peop.e Who recently came INTO lb.
country from Mexico and CaIladu. Al,
ilchehor suggests an alnendinent to I'm.
III" 10 prevent the Continuance Of Inns
KIND OF Immigration. He oiuueud,
an Increased appropriation ior the en-
lorcen'eht OF the alleL contract labor law
and Tie Chinese exclusion act. and .ls,,
That the secretary be authorized to teiurn
10 Chlua, at government expense. Mi
Chinese lound III violation Of the uct
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Clayton Inyesticatton.

WAsHiNGToN, May l3.-The CLAYTON in
Ves'lsatlon committee has returned IRON
Afkansas. VI The result Of the investisa,
tloii, the chairman says the committee is
convinced that the Hooper story Of the
killing OF Clayton does not meet the tarts
IN tiIe case. the evlIen is overv helmiup
that Hooper was bedrIdden in Los An7
sties, Gal, when Salter said that he
hlIIed Clayton. Some more Testimony
remains to he taken, but lust in whnt
llne the committee are not prepared to
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,rI. May l3,-U. s. Marshal

CNcINNArI, May l3.-U. s. Marshal
Johnson with twenty-five prisoners
cIa'ged with illicit di,ulng reached
Covlngton, Ky, to-day, from plne,ile'
lie Was accompanied by seven puarlsand
sevenly'tve Witnesses. Johnson h,J
not heard OF the reported murder Of Cnnt
Hawkins, u revenue officer, and twenty.
three men when he lett P.neviIe and Ills
Judgement is that it is mistake.
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WEEK In CONGRESS

The program for the week in congress
may be briefly stated. Silver in the SEN.
ate and tariff i'll the Louse. Senator
Jones (Nevadal will open the debate or,
the silver bill at 2 O'Clock Tomorrow alirr.
noon. lhe debate is expected to last a
week at least and pIobaDly longer. In
The house the tariff debate VIII coutiun.
all the week. IL will be under What /,
known as the tive-ulinute rule and ever,
member "ho desires to talk and who va,
not able TO participate in the general
debate, will be given an opportuullv tn
state AlS views brIeHY.
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CHICAGO, May IL ;I,arIes Randolph
eA-p pfesi4iesf and secretary Of the boar,I oi
traue, VINO my sterlou' y dlsappeared Aptil
10 is no" learned u he sale in Port.
Iahd' Ore, letter having been receiv, d
iroiii hihi. 1t Is understood that Le viii
locate there permanently.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May l3.-An en-
giheer, two tiremen and two rrakeme,
were Killed by the collision of two frriph,
trains Oh the East Tennessee. Virginia a
Georgia railroad at a tunnel four miles
from here this mnrninE.
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To Surcetd randall.

iHILADELrlN. May Is -Rlrharl Vaux
was nominated ior Congress 10y the Demo.
Gratis to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death OF Sauurl Randall.
he special electIun III this district will
he held MAY ~. Vnux i, a native of this
clt' aIII was born in lSlG Daring presj.
dent Van huren'o administration he
act' as secretary OF the American lera-
non ut LOndOn
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1e|egraphic 1jdings
WASHINGTON MATTERS.
MTALLps COURT MARTIAL,

WASHINGTON. May l3.-The findings
IN the case OF Commander McCalla we're
placed III the Lands OF the secretary Of
ne navy yesterday, and it is expected
that the courts action will he ANNOUNCED
to-day.
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.POSTPONrD,

mat the courts action will he aunu,luce,
to-day.
PoSTPONED.
| The meeting Of the election committee
Vi me republican national committee tC
| pe he Id to-day has been postponed in
definitely owing to The absence of First
Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson.
PoNCA INDIANS.
delegation of ronca Indians chilled
On the sec' etary Of the interior to-day tn
protest against his order Removing ,artlp
rom the Indian territory. Thpv saiI
that The removal would deprive them of
source OF revenue and that the grass
"oulu 20 TO waste. The secretary re-
pied that the leases we're illegal and
save The lesse.s All Unfair ADVANTAGE
over small stock ralsers, as tE,ev ts,o,rd
laXalluh. In Con"lusluu the serreiary
suggested that as they had no further
business Ia Washington they had better
return to their res ivalIon at one
Superinl' hdeht Porter has sent an order
to all supervisors OF the census stutIn.
That 1t has been called to his attention.
that city councils and boards of trad. j.,
certain western cities nave appropriated
sums OF money to alu Their Gel slIs stDpr. |
'lSors III the enumeration OF the populu. |
.ion. F'P"'N
one portion says that " hile it NAV be
urged by some that such PROCEEDINGS ar4
legitimate and merely inlenIed to he'll,
lie government, lie Is Compelled TO look
ipoh II as an almost irresistible tempta-
ION 10 fraud ana consequently endauger.
Ia 4
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A Veteran q. nc,

CHICAGO, May l3.-Gen. Julius White
ex'ihlllster to the Argentine Republic,
died AT South Evanston this morning n,
dropsy. Gen. White rendered consnic.
uous services TO rhe union army during
the war,
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GlObe-(ircINr Train-

LONDON, May l2.-Georle e Francis Train
sailed for New York on the Eruria to.
day, expressing confidence in his ability
to complete lls trip to Tacoma in sixty or
slxty-one days.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-22

W. have Just been ndmirirg enc
of The handsome at OIL pictures OF
" JAcdne" Rosrs tina, we haveevci
seen. aud mad it been in an art-store
we should have known that Il good
price would bc asked Tor it. But
imagine work oi art ot such in
,rinsic value hcirg obtained for 80
thing for that Is pynciiralIytEe case
IS 1t is a supplement to DtMoaEsT +
rAa:IrY MAGa2INF for April. This
wond, riul publication hns on its
Easter Earh. and 1t certainly is sn
attractive cne. Each huccc cGing
number appcars to gr"wbetter and
better, unit! ~ are forced ~ won
der what can lie done to i'm, rove
IS present high standard Of excel
lence. The tact OF the matter t.,
here L. but one purely family aud
come Nagazine. and that is pE~o
HEsT =. The illustrations are workt
pi arr. and srme of the articles
which they illustrate are Or
rhids, v" The Manhattan Working
Giris' s'Socieiy," "a" Tie Easier Lily.
TIE Forbidden Place." or" The
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