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PRICE FIVE CENT S.

Aafsls sii5n's new World premium
riay II 8ieTShsnt," has been sold to q
Nel.kH6wn FaHaser
asEsSiea astasF in London making
of Joan dare"
Mrs. John Drew and Nine. Ponisi will
both be members of the Jefferson Florence
Comedy Company next season.
Richard StahPs Sea King" is booked for
four weeks run at Palmer's Theater. Ed
win stevens, the comedian who made such
hit in the opera, is under contract to re-
turn to the Casino on October 1st.
The repertOry of the Frederick Warde-
Bowers combination next season will In
clude "Henry VIlI." Macbeth" "Dau,on
and Pythias," 'Othello.' 'Virginius" aud
Julius Cesar" Mrs. Bowers is to play
the parts of Queen Katherine, Emelia and
Indy Macbeth.
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AN OBLIGING BURGLAR.
He Takes Care of Tools That Were Wit
a OAxnRr.
DOM, FRAUNCEs' TAVERN,
NEW YORK, June IT, 1890.

He Takes Care of Tools That Were With
out an Owner.
Special Officer W. R. Butler saw a man
going up Broderick street last night with a
uspicious-lOoking bundle under his arm.
He stopped him and examined the bundle,
which contained thirteen saws, six chisels,
four bits and one hammer. The man was
taken to the New City Hall Police Station,
where he gave his name as William Dubois,
and was locked up on charge of burglary.
The prisoner said that he was walking
along Page street, when he saw an open
door, beyond which were these tools.
"They looked so lonely" he said. "and
seemed to have no owner or anybody to
take care of them, / was afraid that they
would get broken or lost, so just took care
of them that is all :"
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ONE ROUND.
Glove Contest Which Nearly Terminated
in Riot

PITTsBURG, June 30.-There was a prize
fight tonight with hard gloves near Shous-
town, Pa, between Elmer Grant OF Beaver
Falls and Fred Wise of Brighton, of one
round, lasting forty-fve seconds. during
which time Grant knocked Wise down
seven times, the last time knocking him
insensible. A younger brother Of Wise
jun ID into the ring, and with the back of
an ak dealt Grant a terrible blow on the
back. The blow was evidently aimed at
his head. Young Wise, with revolver in
his hand. ran away. Grant was not seri-
ously hurt. The referee decided the fight
a draw, much to the dissatisfaction of
Grants adherents, and there was nearly a
ri
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General Mention.

Mr.. L. r. Stockwell has returned from
the East, loaded with new plays for the
stock season of the Alcazar, when the i'm
provements in that lheater shall have been
made. In the list of the plays Manager s.
has secured is Edwin II. Prices play, "a
Man from Maine.' written by Harry Mere
dith.
Miss Wilcox, the ingenue of the London
Gaiety Company, now at the Baldwin, died
Of typhoid-pneumonia at st. Mary's Hos
pital yesterday morning at o'clock. Her
uptimely death is very much regretted by
the company. She was favorite with all
its members.
May de Mar Of the Roland Reed Com
pany arrived in this city lately from the
East fully recovered from an attack OF
pneumonia which at one time threatened
her life. She will spend the summer here
with her relatives and friends.
An official announcement OF the manager
of the Madison-square Garden states that the
receipts OF the first week amounted to
$4,000. Arrangements are about con-
cluded for the introduction of tables sur
rounded with chairs to accommodate 2O00
persons. The announcement states that
''cooling drinks and ices will be served"
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Chicago Results,


CHICAGO, June S0.-The following are
the winners and place horses at Washing
ton Park to-day:
First race, one mile, Inez won, Pickup
second. Rock third Time, :43.
Second race, five-eighths of mile, Hindoo
Lass won, Katie j second, Genleyit third.
Time, 1:03A.
Third race, fve-eighths of mile. Odrey
won, Chimes second, Valera third Time,
1 1:03A.
Fourth race, three -year-olds and upward.
one and thTee-Quarters of mie.' Hypocrite
won. Ormie second, DAILY third. Time,
3:O4A.
Fifth race, all ages, one mile, Rimini
:42R.
Sixth race, all ages, one mile, Workmate
won, Eight-to-Seven second, Rollin Hawley
third. Time, :43A
Seventh race, one and quarter miles,
Hamlet won, Heron second, Brown Dake
third. Time, 2:0734
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Decision Affirmed.

WASHINGTON, June 30t-The Treasury
Department has affirmed the decision of the
Collector of Customs at San Diego in as
sessing duty at cent per cubic foot on an
invoice of hewed and sawed primavera logs
imported from Mexico by Livingston, Clark
& Co. The importers claimed lower rate
of duty, but as the hewing and saving en-
hanced the value of the logs the Collector
levied higher rate Of duty.
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SEVERE STORMS.
Persons Killed by lightning and Props
Damaged by Rain.

Persons Killed by Lightning and Property
Damaged by Rain.
COLUMBUS (Ohio) June 3O.-A terrific
thunderstorm, with lightning and heavy
rain, occurred this evening. Two men were
killed and several people shocked by light
nlng. Two persons are reported to have
been killed while riding along the road in
the country.
w WHEELING CIV. Va). June 3o.-A terrific
electric storm visited this city this after
noon, accompanied by a Tremendous rain
cellars in the lower part of the city
Lightning played havoc all through the
city, but no lives are reported lost. The
Telephone Exchange was burned out, and ii
great deal of damage was done at other
points in the city.
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FALLEN THROUGH.
! Prospect Of Fight Between McAuliffs
and S avin.

IS g PROSPECT Of a Fight beIWssu MCA U'I11E
cal and avin.
pALIune 30-The second attempt
sIe a r---N-t,- between Slavin and
,;,+ls e has about fallen through.
mooney was originally posted with
1o,5isman, and that journal reached
tie through Richard K. Fox Of
~ 20 a" fce Gazette. McAuliffe's answer
! c-Ae bled to the Sporting Life and
r. en- of the Sportsman was aroused.
81 "a will not fight at the Pelican CT
III use he was not allowed to witness TIE
6nith-JaeksOn affair. He says he will ae-
tDt the purse of $1,000 offered by tie
h.uonde Club. McAuliffe is in the h'
e. he Sporting Life and will not as
Ill lord Lonsdale has dropped the
r. u dfSCugt
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Census Returns.

FRESNO, June 80. - Conservative esti-
mates give the population of this county as
$1,000; the town of Selma, 1900; Fowler,
800; Sanger, 400; MADEIRA, 700; Fresno.
1000.
NEVADA CITY, June 30.-Nevada City's
population according to the last census is
1850. The population of this township is
The decrease is mainly due to the stoppags
of hydraulic mining.
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WORLDS FAIR.
The Commissioners Decide to Constitute q
Board of Lady Managers.

oodIu oi Aduy mdudSeTs
CHICAGO, June 30.-To-d days meeting OF
the National Worlds Fair Commission was
brief. A committee was appointed to ex-
anime the Chicago subscription list. The
Committee on Permanent Organization re-
ported the following: THAT II Board Of
Lady Managers be constituted, consisting
Of one delegate and alternate from each
State, to be recommended by the State Com
missions and appointed by the President.
to be known as the Woman's Department
of the Worlds Columbia Exposition" An
offer was read from George NJ. Pullman of
a section of land near Pullman, but the
commission decided to accept propositions
only from the local commission The ques-
tion of appointing Director-General and
Commissioner-Genera was discussed at
some length, and it was finally decided to
have single head-a Director-General.
The Commissioners this afternoon visited
Garfield Park, the proposed west-side site:
Late this afternoon number of owners cf
property on Michigan avenue fled bill a
the Chancery Court to restrain the World
Columbian Exposition from erecting any
buildings on the lake front.
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ENGLISH CROPS.
The Long spell of We, Weather Causes Cen


LoNDoS, Jane 50.-Eugland is likely to
ana al the cereals America can send
.re .aear TIA flr-7r1fef 5.-- -r7slce ard
e,l Do .iHE winds ara rapidly destroying
s eto S. Hay is rltting on tne ground;
zr=,t is getting mildewed; fields are
la51z iUrued into ponds, ana nothing
J. ..u4iiag. As for fruit it nearly all comes
iist Y ST O.aer things from abroad. People
hre de1e1dent On foreign supplies for pro-
kisjrs and dplicacies Of every kind. Every
year makes the prospect worse for the En-
ielish farmer. Fortune seemed likely to be
mOre favorable tie present season, but rain
lsst in, and since the begin ming of June the
leonntry has been wrapped in gloom.
J The Mark Ilane Express says: The
weather has been exceedingly favorable
Cor wheat Oats promise well. but par
hey is less regular. May kogish wheat
lis firm. Owing. 70 the scarcity OF SAM
kDles flour is Inactive. At Liverpool
fthere was 4 deoline Of 81 to Cd per sack on
American PgBjab advices are that the
last We'd of wheat is 1000. 600 quarters be-
low the previous yield Reports today of
the s,eareity OF good English wheat caused
an ~ ance of Sd 70 los. Foreign wheat is
I'm in request while it has advanced Sd.
I FloIIts steady and maize is stiffening.
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Nav Process for Working Iron Ore.

New York. June 30.-Edison, the in
ventor, is about to try new process for
working iron ore. \ company, OF which he
is the head, has purchased the Ogden iron
mine, near Ogdensburg. The Old process
of extracting magnetic iron proved too eX-
pensive for the company formerly owning
the property to work at a profit 1t is eSti-
mated that Edisuu's machinery Will crush
1000 tons of ore per day, and extract there
from 65 per cent Of pure magnetic iron.
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A Satisfactory Conference.

PITTsBURG, June 9o.-The scale confer
ence of the iron-manufacturers and the
committee of the Amalgamated Associ-
alton of Iron and Steel Workers ended
satisfactorily this evening and work con-
tinues for another year without Interrupt
tion at all the mills in the country.
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CLEVELAND, June 3o.-The Boston league
team won the game this afternoon by heavy bat
ting. Attendance 500. ScOre-Cleyelands z,
BOst0nS 8.
The poor fielding OF the Giants (brotherhood),
combined with the timely hitting of Cleveland,
gave the home team victory to-day. Attend
anee 500. ScOre-Cevelands IA, New YOrks 10.
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copsecratiop OF a Cam. dral.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3o.-The Roman
Catholic Cathedral of st. Peter and st.
Paul, the cornerstone of which was laid
September 6, 1916 was consecrated to-day
with the most impressive and imposilg GER
emonies in the presence of Cardinal Glib
bons and Bishops, Archblshops and priests
from all parts OF the country. The sermon
was preached by Cardinal Gibbons.
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Rev. Father Mollipger Diving.

PIrTsBURG, June 3O.-Rev. Father Mol
linger. the faith curer, whose reputation
extends throughout the whole United
States, is dying. He attended 10000 people
on st. AnthOny's day, but the strain was
too much and he broke down. He is said
to be worth nearly S2OO0,OOO.
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THE CHOLERA SPREADING.

w Cases in spain-Tho Disease in France
and Portugal
PARIS, June 5o.--Le Petit Journal re-
s,r' that several cases OF cholera, one Of
1ica resulted fatally, have occurred in the
ty OF Narbonne, in the Department oil
Ide.
show fonr new cases and two deaths
iencia, and three new cases and one
eatD at Gambia.
T,e on. June 30.-SeYeraI cases OF dis
nspected to be cholera are reported
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Burned a.. Sea.

NEW YORK, June 80. = The bark
Athanie, from Nova Scotia. reports that the
Norwegian bark Nordkap was burned at sea
on the 9th inst OF the crew of twenty, six
were killed by falling yards while fighting
the flames, the remaining fourteen took to
the boats and were rescued after being
adrift four days.
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TIE MASSACHUSETTS, LOBBY.
Lavish Expenditur, of Money by Rairoad
Which Wants a Franchise

Winch Wants Eranchise-
BOSTON, June 3o-Tne report of the SEN
ate Investigating Committee eXouerates
Senator Fassett from wrong-doing. The
report was adopted. The House committee
finds that the West End Company did main
tain a large lobby; dinners were given;
carriages were furnished members, and
hotel bills were taid by the West End
Company for members Of the Legislat-
ure. The committee condemns the company
for its lavish expenditures of money, and
says it has aggravated the lobby evil. They
do not find that tile money was spent for
corrupt influence or to bribe any member.
With the report the committee presents a
bill requesting etitioners for legislation to
give a list OF the names of all the persons
they employ
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LEAGUE AND BROTHERHOOD.
Results Of Yesterdays Ball Games in Eastern
Cities

CHICAGO, June 3o.-The Chicago league team
won To-Day by fine fielding and hard batting.
Attendance 400 Score-Chcagos 8, Philadel-
pbias 4.
In the brotherhood game this afternoon Chi
cago took second place by defeating Philadel-
phia In a we'll played game. Attendance 1000.
ScOre-ChieagOs T. Philadelphias 4
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Ella M. Fonda,s Death.

RED BLUFF, June 30.--The remains Of
Ella May Fonda, daughter of Mrs. John
Gilmore who died at Santa Rosa Saturday
night, were brought here to-day and will be-
buried at O'Clock tomorrow. Spinal me-
nengitis was the cause of death.
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AGAIN DEFEATED.
-a,,ry Wins the sculliug ohampiOn,A

4 From 0Ccnpc-
ypEEY, ~ une ~. he second race
1en OConnor, the Canadian oarsman,
Stansbury Of New South Wales, which
iias rowed owing to the claim BY OConnor
Eat he was fouled by Stans bury in the first
5re last Monday took place to-day aud
aas Won by StaDsbury, who thus WINS
si5No0 and the championship of the world.
The water was smooth, but the tide ad.
yerse. C'connor led for three-quarters ol
! mile. At .he end of the first mile STAINS
bury was length and q half ahead. de
Ton by eight lengths. Time, y minutes
nd % seconds.
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mGniItx Mithout Crime"

The above is the title of melodrama
produced at the Grand Opera House last
evening under the management of Messrs.
Jay Rial and William Morris. Though not
stated on the house programme it is an
adaptation of Miss BraddOn's novel aurora
Floyd" The names of the characters IN
the story have all been changed by the
dramatiSt, but the leading incidents have
been retained. In the play Softly is caught
with the murdered trainers money, but the
dramatist does not make it clear how he gets
it. According to the arrangement of the
situation the "Softy" has no opportunity
of obtaining it. This is only one of the
many aDachronisms with which the melo-
drama abounds. The leading incident,
which, in our opinion, is great mistake
and should be.reserved for the later scenes.
But this change would necessitate others,
in fact, the play would have to be recon-
structed, the best thing that could possibly
be done with it, Last evening, owing to I'M
perfect stage-management, the race scene
was not particularly successful. The horses
were ridden twice across the stage, the
start and the finish being represented. The
Jockeys did not use the requisite whip
and spur" to their horses, while the people
on the stage exhibited no enthusiasm. The
acting was not what ii should have been.
Many opportunities were neglected. Mr..
James Garden as the "SOlty" and MIR.
fancier, carried the whole burden of the
play on their shoulders. The ladies fell
short of expe Citations. Guilty Without
Crime" may do better after the actors be-
come better acquainted with their parts.
1t is to run ali the week.
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Rnpan Rrnched Ont

slsrrLE, June 3O.-Charley Began and
Hen from san Francisco fought
owe tonight before the Seattle Ath
.J fGr the welter-weight champion
OF the Pacific Coast and purse Of
Began was knocked out in the thir-
round
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Death of Mrs. George FL. wood.

The father of this much-regretted young
actress sends the following exact partlcu-
lars concerning his daughters recent de-
mise in New York:
Dramatic Editor Cdtl-SIR: beg TO state
that In the theatrical columns of today's CALL
your notice of my beloved Caughters death Is
misleading. She was the wife OF MIR. George II.
Wood, WHO also belongs 10 the theatrical profess
sion, and resided with her husband in New York
City up to the time Of her demise, on the 9th
Inst. Frederiea, or, as she was best known,
Freddie StOckmeyer, was her family name, aud
she adopIe ii IN the profession. BY publishing
these iacls you would confer a great favor on her
sorrowing parents aud sisters. am, dear sir,
respectfully yours,
ADoLPHo SToCKMEYER, 10 Oak street.
San ErnLiciScO. Lltlle %. 1890.
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Canrivi,s Position.

BERLIN, June 3o.-General Caprivi has
given permission to friend to state that,
though the Chancellor is no colonial en-
thusiast, he has accepted the office, fully
convinced that Germany, now that she has
embarked in colonial enterprises, must ad-
vance.
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PITTsBURG, June 3O.-The New York lea que
team to-day by good batting at the right
moment. Attendance 100. Score-Pittsburgs
4, New Yorks Z.
In the brotherhood game the terrific batting
Of the home team gave them an easy victory.
Attendance 2600. Score-Pittsburgs 10, Bos-
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LONDON. June 3O.-The Brussels CORE
spondent of the Times says it is not un-
likely that Hollands action will lead to the
dissolution of the anti-slavery conference,
in which event the efforts to suppress slave
trade will have heen completely wasted.
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as was thought proper to make public.
Theodore A. Havemeyer said, informally
that the buyers of certificates should have
informed themselves before that the cor
poration was not conducted like railways
1t was not to be expected the earnings,
ETC., would be made public, though they
were accessible to all certificate holders.
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The Tublic Debt.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-It is estimated
at the Treasury Department that there has
been decrease of about $4,000, 600 in the
public debt since June lst. The total de-
against S114, 100000 for the previous fiscal
year.
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Lee VIII Retire.

NEW YORK, June 3O.-T 1. Lee, who
won the championship 220 yards run in
Saturdays Amateur Athletic Union games
at Staten Island, has decided to retire. He
leaves for Seattle Tuesday, which will be
his permanent home
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ESCAPED CONvICTS.

Prisoners Murder a Guard and Liberate
h,r Squads.
RUsK (Tex.), June 3O.-The convicts at n
coaling camp sixteen miles south of here
assaulted and killed the guard. The squad
then visited other camps and liberated
three squads. A large force of officers is
in pursuit and bloodhound is also in the
chase. Bloodshed will follow. as the con-
victs obtained firearms from farmhouses.
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uplifting

uif Mrs. j. L. Bailey,
TWO ent business man, and her
in a. go(GsS rs we're arrested to-day
stolen articles - for Uplifting. The
10 found Oh them.
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CINCINNATI, June 3o.-The local league club
to-day made many errors, and was unable TO hit
the ball al the proper time. Attendance 1900.
Score-CincinnatiS 6, Brcoklyns 8.
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American association.

TOLEDO, June 3o.-Game was called at the
end of the sixth inning on account of rain, the
score standing TOledos 8. Athletics f.
COLUMBUS, June 80. - Columbus Z, Syra-
Cuses i.
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Racing TINS.

New YORK, July 0.-Berscicker's tips
for Sheepshead Bay: First race PhGaix
or Druidess, second Major Daley or Miss
Belle, third Sorrento or Guy Gray. fourth
Eric or Imstay, fifth Lord Harry or Martha
Washington, sixth Little jim or Admiral
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At Cincinnati.

BUFFALO, June 30.-The Brooklyn brother.
hood team defeated Buffalo this afternoon. At
tendance 100. Score-Buffalos 2, Brooklyns 4.
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Illlg % um W I'M 70 ut License.
Gel ok this morning a weazen-
th' named Sing Lee was
1ity Prison by Sergeant
'er A. Briggs, on a charge
'ithout a physicians Ii
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A Brot,e.----.-.

UtOIgF MChd5s . y =
was arrested last night 80 years of age,
from the scene of which i'r q street broil,
on account of a hrokeeould not leave
Southern Police Station, lnkle. At the
taken, 1t was found that he'bere he was
ala and he was transferred tsded surgical
Hospital he Receiving
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Anti-slayerY Conference.

BRUSSELS, June 3O.-The general act of
the Anti-Slavery Conference, which has
been in session here for some time, was
signed to-day.
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THE RAILROADS.
Elrnings of the Atchison and Canadian Pa
cific for Nav

BosroN, June 3o-The Atehison's net
earnings for May were sS95 s. On ins ease
= .sss evening di tiie Canadian Saehc
ior Biay were $46l, 7G2. an Increase Of
SS4, 600.
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The San Francisco Call Board and
Produce Exchange will adjourn on Thurs
day to Monday next. The Stock and Bond
Exchange will adjourn this afternoon ie
Tuesday next
All the city baLks will be closed "a
Friday and Saturday.
THE CALL is the family newsparsrs
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rssnneared this !, 20 joseph P. Mackin
that be knows nothing. lie still asserts
which bear bis namg about the affidavits
md seal.
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Osman Diana.

ROME, June 3O.-A Tribune special says
that Osman Dgna led the Dervishes, who
were defeated by the Italian allies at keren.
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THE FARM HILL MINERS.
The Rsscuing PARTY Reach an Entry and
Find Pure Air

DUNBAR Pa). June 3O.-At Il o'clock
tonight drill struck into an entry, ami
the air was found to be pure 1t will take
till o'clock to dig away the coal so the
resculng party can enter the Hin Farm
mine to search for the imprisoned men.
The fate of the men will not be known until
morning.
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Evraud in Paris.

PARIS. June 30.-Eyraud the murderer
of Gouffe, who was recently arrested in
Havana, arrived in Paris this morning and
was placed in prison.