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cablegram from Rio dc Janeiro stating that
the provincial government has abopted q
which will be promulgated to-
morrow, and that great rejoicing prevails
throughout Brazil. ss
Senator Dolph o-day reported favorably
Carter's bill as amended, providing for the
transfer of Fort Ellis to tho state Of Mon
tana for the use OF the militia. Senator
Allen intends to have his bill, granting .
section of land for the Warrington militia,
tackled on this bill.
A cable message was received to-day from
Consul Carosche. at Martinique, as follows:
Half of Fort de France burned: Martin
ique demands aid; 5000 homeless people
need lumber. beef, -four, pork and other
provisions; cable quickly what Estates will
do"
Senator Plumb reporteda a bill providing
that all persons who settied between August
1887, and January 1883, on any improved
lands in the SO. called indemnity belt Of the
Northern Pacific railroad company's grant.
under homestead and presumption laws Of
the United States, may transfer their on
tries from this tract to any other govern
ment lands, subject to entry under home-
stead laws that they may select.
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TOLD BY A WOMAN.

The Story Of the Texan Train Robbery Re-
lated.
TExARKANA, Ark, June 28.-The wife Of
Ratcliffe, the wounded Texas Pacific train
robber, who died last night. has furnished
the authorities a full statement of the re-
cent Sensational robbery near here. She
states that the persons now in Jail, Detec-
tive Williams, Napoleon Mcdaniel and
John Browley, with her husband, commit
ted tho robbery. Mcdaniel went through
the express car, while Browley and Will
Jams stood guard; that Radcliffe did the
shooting which disabled the express agent
with Williams Winchester; that Mcdaniel
shot Ratcliffe through mistake, supposing
in the darkness that the trainmen had
armed themselves and determined to resist.
or encourage the robbery, but was forced to
silence.
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CASTLE BOOMING.
Several New strikss Reported and stoslEs
Goohw Up,

l s.
CAsrLE, June 23.-[Special. The CasAle
camp 10 enjoying genuine boom. Man ok
capital and influence from al parts Of Tho
country are becoming interested and THAR
faith in the camp 10 increased the more
they become acquainted with the various
properties. The Cumberland struck orc In
the 500 foot level on Saturday, and the
stock is, in consequence, in demand at an
advanced price. The Yellowstone company
started the smelter last week and are rum
ming out the bullion at the usual rate. tn
shaft Of the mine ID now down to dspth
of 24O feet and they have thirty-hve fset Of
ore. The stock is held at 81. A new Strike
was made ON the Smuagler, one Of the Ar
mada company's claims, last week, also
on the Princess and Kelly frac-
tion. The treasury u stock Of the
new companies ID being sold nearly
a. fast a. offered and the resources are be-
ing immediately used to develop the prom
critics. great many mon And ami3 i361
ment and all branches OF business ~
thriving proportionately to that of minins. Il
A second party Of engineers Joined tho
first party in camp last week. The proepeoA
for railroad at an early day are very nat
terinR.
A"o AoAAowssou0 smestoEs Wltnl0 tWelvo
hours from the time Of blowing in, turned
out and shipped to Livingston a oonsicn-
ment of bullion. The Yellowstone mine
is now producing go tons Of ore daily. Tho
ore and Aux ito supply the smelter 4 Al
produced from the California and Yellow
stone mines. and enough ore is in siQht "a
supply forty tons daily to the smelter for
years go come. The stock in these compsn-
les has doubled in price every GO days since
their organization.
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Tascott's Photograph,

CHICAGO, June 23.-Chief of Police Marsh
has received a photograph of Tascott, the
young burglar who, it is suspected, killed
millionaire Smell three years ago. The
photograph was taken in Kansas CITY three
months ago and has been positively iden,
tilted BY Tascott's friends here as
that. of the long missing boy.
Chief Marsh has received q cipher
letter written by Willie to his brother John
in this city. The letter was marked in
Missouri. This is the best cline the police
have obtained as to the whereabouts of
Tascott since he disappeared from st. Paul
after the murder.
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The American Turnerbund.

New York, June 23.-The North Ameri-
can Turnerbund held three sessions to-day.
The Milwaukee Turn Zeitung was chosen as
the official organ. The Turner's and mutual
benefit associations of the northwest re-
quested the support of the Turnerbund.
Referred to committee on organizations.
Discussion was held on proposition to es-
tablish teachers seminary at Milwaukee
and consolidate with it the German Amer
ican institute of Indianapolis. The latter
has heretofore been perambulating insti-
tuition. The city of Milwaukee, however,
was finally chosen as the seat of the ma
tional institute.
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War ON the whisky Trust.

NEW YORK, June 23.-At mass meeting
of the Wholesale Liquor Dealers associa-
ton to-day resolutions were adopted call
ing on the distilleries and cattle feeders
company to waive the rebate condition on
j ts sales and allow the purchase of spirits
in open market, like any other commodity.
In case of refusal cooperative stock
company would be at once formed with a
capital stock of at least $4,000, for the
purpose of erecting or purchasing one or
more spirit distilleries.
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SPOKANE STARTS.

The Great Montana Horse Getting III
Shape Once More.
CHICAGO, June %. - Washington Park
races-Flve furlongs- won, Tom L.
second, Burr Cooper third. Time :5ON.
All ages. mile = Duke won, Hornpipc
second, Vattell third. Time, 1:45sl.
Mile and one half-Los Angeles won,
Jubilee second, Brandolette third. Time,
2:43.
Three-year-olds, mile and sixteenth
Crawfsh won. Mora second, Flyaway third.
Time, l:55.
Mile and one furlong-Wary won, Spo-
kane second, Rcdlight thied. Time, 200.
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nitely postponed.
Chairman Conger says he will call the
committee on coinage, weights and measures
together Tuesday or Wednesday to consider
the silver bill.
Senator Blair to-day introduced bill to
incorporate the Woman's National In
dustrial University of Arts and School OF
Arts. The university is to be located in
Washington city.
The Brazilian minister to-day received Z
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BASE BALL AT LIv1NosroN.
The Cokedale Nine Was NOT In it at An
Time.

The Cokedale Nine Was not In Il at ANY
Time. a
LIVINGSTON, June %. Special. IA match
game of base bali was played at the newly
built grounds of the Liyingston club near
town yesterday afternoon between the Coke
dale nine and the Livingston club. Tho
score stood after the nine innings, 81 TO &.
in favor Of Livingston. The regular
catcher and second bascman OF tho Living
stons did not play on account OF illness.
but Cokedals stood nowhere, nevertheless.
The Helena Athletic club has written Hhe
manager of the Livingston ninc, s. i. Wal
lace, asking what arrangements could b
made for Q game at Helena. Neeo.
tiations arc now pending for :
game to be played ut Helena
in the near future, after which rcturn
game will probably be played in Ldy-
ingston.
In tho district court the entire day Wa
occupied in the trial of John p, Foraet.
charged with assault with deadly wcspou
at Fr;dley with intent to kill. Tho Jury ~
turned Il verdict at o'clock tonight oe
guilty es charged in tho indictment,
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A Crooked Castili.n.

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-M. j. Ferriar, a
Spaniard, was arrested hese tonight ON a
dispatch from San Francisco charging him
with forgery. He is also wanted at st,
Louis ON the same charge. When arrested
he had . ticket for Montevideo, for which
place he intended to start soon.
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Row ON aTrain.

ATLANTA. Ca, June pa row occurred
on an East Tennessee train near Ellenwood
last night. Mr.. Hooks, of Dallas. and Mr..
Bassett, of Rockmont, white men, we're
wounded by pistol shots, and two negroes
were killed. shot through the head, and an
other cut almost to pieces, and others were
more or less hurt. During the melee several
women narrowly escaned injury from flying
bullets.
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Travellers Protective Association

DENVER, June S.-About three hundred
kleSates from all points of the union to
70 Eighth National convention of the
rayelers' Protective Association, which
>nvenes here tomorrow, have arrived. By
morrow morning it is expected that at
Ast six hundred viii have arrived.
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The Prisoners Frightened,

TExARcANA, Ark, June 23.-When the
three robbers, Williams, Browley and Nc
Daniel, were brought in for examination
they apparently realized the damaging ef-
feet Of Mrs. Radcliffe's statement and all
waived examination. They have been taken
to Bonham, Texas. for safe keeping, as the
feeling here is very high.
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American Association.

At Columbus--C Columbus 2; st. Louis I.
At Toledo-Toledo O; Louisville5.
At Philadelphia-First, Athletics, Is; Syr.
acuse, Z. Second, Athletics 10, Syracuse 4.
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Bonded for a Million.

AUGUSTA, Montana, June 3.-[Special. T.
Parties are continually going to the 6outh
Fork mines and are outftting at Auausta
every day. Geo. Walker, the county -
SCISSOR. was up yesterday and is much pleased
! with the looks of the mines. Ike Greenhood
was here to-day and bond cd ten loads for
one million: It is supposed he is reprossn1-
ing the Rothschilds. Of Europe,
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Colliery Ablase.

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, June 3.-The
Pennnsylvania colliery, the largest in this
region, took FIRE this morning, but the
flames were extlnguished.
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Michigan Central Onicials.

CHICAGO, June 23.-The case of the Mich
igan Central railroad officials in the United
States court for violation of the interstate
commerce law, closed this afternoon,
Judge Blodgett discharged General Freight
Agent Mckay. The cases of Nichols and
Somers were taken under advisement.
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Grain Supply.

CHICAGO, June z.-The visible grain sup
ply of wheat is q .09e, 600 bushels, decrease
of $4,000; corn 15.620,OOO. a decrease of
6S4 600; oats I, ,994 600, decrease of 1000;
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National League.

N1UAOAhA A1cABUOs
At Chicago-First Game R.H. T.
Chicago. ....... 2 o o o O O 4 o. 10 z
New York.. 3 o 0 % l o o 0 0-8 s
Sullivan. Ncagles; Burkett, Buckley.
At Ch:cago-Second Game n.H. 4
Chicago. ...... 0 90 2 0 0 1 o.
New York;. o 0 o 4 0 O1 80 2
Hutchinson, Kittridge; Welch, Murphy.
At Cleveland 4t R.H.r
Cleveland. 80. o q o o o o 1 o IA q 0
Brooklyn. ..... 0 Q 90 o Q 1 o. / i
Wadsworth. thinner; Carruthers, DAILY.
At Cincinnati RE L
Cincinnati. Q o q o 1 q o o. 8 s
Boston......... S i Q J. o / Q 0-l2 II /
Duryea, Keenan,; Clarkson. Bennett
AT Philadelphia First Game RH. T..
Philadelphia ;. 8 Q 2 90 o 0 2 s-1s II 0
Pittsbqrg. U 0 0 0 0 o 0 o o. / /
Gleason. Clement; Gray, Baker and Decker.
At Philadelphia-Seoond Game R.H. z.
MPhilsdelphis.. RI 5 9 % g 2
Coleman, Smith and Clemonts: bowman,
Decker.
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Girls ON q Strike ,

JERSEY CRY, N. j.. June 23.-Two hun
dred girls employed at Lorillard's tobacco
factory struck this morning for an increase
of wages. Three thousand hands are en-
ployed in the factory and the strike may
extend.
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ST.. PAUL, June 23.-[special. THE Pio-
neer Press Lethbridge, N. w. T., special
says: Graders on the Montana and Canada
road have completed work here and gone to
the boundary to work back SO there will be
no delay. 1t is confidently expected trains
will be running between Lethbridge and
Great Falls by Sept. l. The output of the
coal mines here will then be doubled.
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CHICAGO CATCHING ON.

Nor CLUBS win Three Out OF Four Games
Close brotherhood Contests.
CHICAGO, June 23.-Following are the
scores Of today's ball games:
The PlayerA' League
At Pittsburg-s R.H. T.
Philadelphia. 3 0 o 0 q o o O-6 i .
Calvin, Carroll; Sanders, Cross
At ChicAgo--Eirst Game R.H.E
Brooflsn.. 3 . 5 o-s 5
Baldwin, Farrell, Weyhing, Kinslow.
At Chicago-Eecond Game R. n. =
Chicago. 4 1 1 o o 1 o 1 o 1 4-lS II 8
Brooklyn o 2 O. 2 0 o 0 Os4 O-9Il 1
King. Farrell; Weyhing, Murl by.
At Buffalo RH,E
NewYork o 2 o o - 0 o / o O-7I4 4
Baldwin. Mack; Keefe, Brown.
At Cleveland R.H.E.
Cleveland.... 2 o Q o o 8 l-1O II 2
BOSTON,. ....1 0 0 o o l-87 8
Gruber, Brennan; Madden, Kelley.
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Tho Cracks at Sheepshead.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 23.-Five and one
half furlongs-Fides won, Blue Rock sec-
ond. Fordham third. Time. 1Os 1-5.
Five and one-half furlongs-Bermuda
won, L'Intrigue second, Equity third. Time,
1:1O 3-5.
Dandelion stakes, one mile-Reclare won,
Major DAILY second, Druidess third. Time,
14435.
Mile-Defaulter won. Tanner second,
Ban Clocho third. Time. lab 2-5.
Mile and -Castaway won,
Prather second. Tristan third. Time,
2:10 2-5.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Rover won,
Tiller second, Cast Steel third. Time,
2O5 1-5.
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Freight Conductors Strtke.

CHICAGO, June 23.-The freight conduc-
tors on the Chicago division of the Illinois
Central railroad, sixty in number, struck
to-day on account of grievances, among
which are the removal of certain train
masters. No freight was moved on the
division TO-DAY.
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Against Reduction

YoNKERs, N. Y, June 23.-One thousand
employees of the PATRON and Cogscutis
silk mills struck this morning against q
reduction of wages.
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The Denver Strike Ended.

DENVER, June 23.-The laboring mems
strike, which has been in force here for
some time past, is virtually at an end.
Nearly fifteen hundred carpenters, who. ton
days ago, went out in support of the striking
mill-machine and bench men, returned to
work this morning. Quite a number Of the
original strikers return to work IN the mills
that acceded to their demands at the outset
of the trouble. The men who returned to
work to-day will contribute to the support
Of the strikers, and all lumber from the
mills refusing to grant the terms of the
strikers will be boycotted.
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Want Nine Hours

WORCESTER. Mass, June 23.-The car
penters of this city struck this morning.
They demand nine hours day and eight on
Saturday. Six hundred men left work.
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Test Oath for Utah Voters.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The senate COM
Elittee on territories has determined to re-
port Cullom's bill for new test oath for
Utah in place of the one in the Edmunds-
Tucker act, with recommendation that it
be indefinitely postponed. In its stead the
committee will adapt the bill recently re-
ported to the senate to insure the purity of
elections in Arizona to the necessities of the
case OF U1ah. That bill contains an oath
similar to the Idaho test oath, which has
been sustained by the supreme court.
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PURv1s, Miss., June 23.-This afternoon
the grand jury returned an indictment
charging John Lawrence Sullivan with
prize fighting. The day be set for
trial will be set tomorrow. A
petition TO Judge Terrell is be-
ing numerously signed by leading citizens
praying the court to be lenient and impose
Q 6ne without impsisonmsnt.
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REAnuo. Pa. June 3a.-Past e ~ -.
senRer train ON The Readine snaa ~ ".
rallied this morning. tn ennknoor -
asenan vsre nlled and thboo 49, 80
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Wrecked Every House
A Tug Blown On.

NEW York. June 2a.-Ths tug Aliea =.
Crane exploded boiler while lyina q tbe
dock this morning, causing eonrae4e
wreck. The captain. Osaar ~. GnIireo
and a crew Of four men were an hi1ks2 3
scow lying alongside was snnk .s16 q Ss
suppossd tne watchman vont doWn VIZ
result Of Q defect in The hcfIeS. 4.
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Denies tho Story,

CrTY OF MEXICO, June 3.-The govern
|ent denies the story from London that
Fexico has concluded railroad subvention
}an with Anglo-American bankers,
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NEW York, June 23.-Salyator was taken
out for break this morning and with a
good heavy boy up covered the distance in
2:121. He fought for his head during the
last half mile.
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A Cabinet Omcer Resigns,

BERLIN. June 23.-Scholz, minister of
hance. has resigned. He will be succeeded
!. Miguel, mayor of Frankfort and leader
the national liberals,
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Down an En,bankmen&

CopETowN, Ont, June 23.-The Atlaatio
express, going east was derailed near hauo
this afternoon. Two cars went down =
thirty-foot embsnkment. Ell. MoDcanoll.
of Chicago, was instantly killed and eevco
or eight others severely injured, but 1o1o
fatally. The cause of the accident has ~
yet been definitely ascertained.
Wrecked Eycry House.
OMAHA. June 23.-Pleasanton, VILLAGE az
abcat 200 inhabitants, about twenty ni,ee
from kea1ncy, was struck by tprnails,
Sunday afternoon. Keports aro T 49,
meagre, but latest dispatches ~ haif (
dozen persona were serionsly injmsd hU1 As
was wrecked or badly damaged.
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A Subsidy Will Cease.

n to the San Francisco line will cease after
ovember next, unless the American gov
Fnment subscribes toward the expense of
pntinuing the service.
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At Lower Interest.

vienna, June 23.-The Hungarian finance
inister and the Rothschild syndicate have
Uttered into an agreement for the CONVEX
on of BOZ, 100000 florins in 5 per cent.
sntes into per cent. gold rentes.
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Buying Gas Works.

LONDON, June 23.-A syndicate of Ameri-
hn capitalists and British bankers has
een formed to buy up the gas works in the
'rincipal American cities.
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A Foreign Opinion.

LONDON, June 23.-M. DeLaveIey, the
Belgian political economist, writes that
ither of the American silver bills will in
ure the cause of international bi-metallists.
ut that neither can possibly injure Amer
ca. OF the two he considers the free coin
ge bill less harmful.
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Shot From Ambush,

DUBLIN, June 23.-A farmer named Mac
amara was shot from ambush and NOR
ally wounded at Ennis to-day. The crime
'as the outcome of agrarian troubles.
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President of San Salvador Dead.

BERLIN, June 23.-Bismarck to-day re-
feived deputation of citizens of Berlin.
The ex-chanoelIor maintained that it was his
light and duty to express freely his opinions
regarding public events and declared that
be would not give way even if he stood
klone. He stated also that he always spoke
n the interests of the dynasty and peace.
He declined to criticise the Anglo-German
reaty in regard to East African territory.
The evening world., 1890-07-01
STOKES At MT. ST. VINCENT.
WcCann's Probable Successor at
the Central Park Cafe.

McCann's famous Mount ST. Vincent res
taurant will not be destroyed. The Park
Commissioner passed a resolution for it,
demolition. but it will remain.
1t will not be red-whis;erel Brother-in-
Law Mccain, Mount 81. Vincent. however.
The new proprietor is a qU:et. modest-ap-
pearing gentleman. with silver hair and
mou.tache. and a distinguished air.
He is at present proprietor of the Hon.
man House, ana the CiAremoat in Riverside
Park, aud is known a. Edward ;. stokes.
President Gallup II the Park Department
this morning Scknowl,l-e to rHg EVEN
~ WoRID reDorter tlat no action is tn be
taken by the BoarI toward, removing or do
strnyiu. the Mount ~. Vincent Restaurant
bul!Il NJ and that HO report il expected
rom LandScaTe Architect Van. and SIpt.
larsonH, who were u.lreyte To select u new
rIte Tor 4 restaurant in the upper p r. of the
lark aud report = to the Commission.
II understand that Mr.. +. :. Stokes ia to
have the lease of the cd restaurant, said
the reporter, and president Gallup Urea ted
this statement as tEuU-. II were true by
talkins OF the advantage to be derived BY
the Department aud tie public through Mr.,
St0keSs admluls tratlon OF al;airs AZ the
Mount.
II is known rha, Mr.. Stokes has been for
several days engaged in organizing an eE-
hcIeht force 10 prop rLy onerate the Mount
~. Vincent rcstsUraai in the lark, aud has
acted ~ the master : though be had posi-
1--WE Assurance from high authority that the
lEa-r would be made to hun as soon as he
p!ea.ei 10 ask tor u.
The action Of the Park Roaol in decid-
tsurant was a BIS, complicated. A4-Around
bun, said a we.i-intormei gentleman this
morning.. Neither Of the commissioners
eNlCCtet tocsrry Il oGt,
lAey are put NOTICE 10 preserve, not to
destIoy prOperIy OF the city, and they would
not undtrtake 10 demovsl!A s4O.O 900 build
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TIE poCTnRs BEGIN WORK.

TEE EVENING WORLDS Corps of Ply
sioians began its work yesterday for the
Summer season OF 1890. As the doctors
knew would be the case, they found a big
task before them, but they made q most
creditable start and accomplished, for
the first day. an almost incredibly large
round of visits.
The subscriptions towards the fund for
the maintenance of the Corps have already
passed the FIRST thousand dollar mark.
and now that the campaign against the
diseases Of the poor babies has actually
begun, the dollars are expected to roll up
faster yet
The collection Of $lO6 for the Fund by
an American gentleman among the pas
sengers on the big ocean steamship Ma
jestic N q pleasant Instance, noted in an-
other column. Of practical sympathy in
behalf of this charity.
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RUN DOWN FOR REVENGE.
A Murderer Tracked by His Victims
Relatives from Italy to New York.

Awaiting the action OF the italian suthori-
ties a brutal and determined murderer is
held a prisoner At the Prince street police
station. He was arrested last night at l Il
Thompson street, having landed yesterday
from the steamship La BretaGne.
The murGercr's name is Francisco Sapione.
His home is at NiliAno III Southern Italy.
His son, Yincen2o. lusrrrlled there with a
gardener nnnlei Satanalseed. and wounded
him with n knife. SapiOue then lnIerfCrel
aud stabbed SltanalseedI eight times. caus-
ing instant death.
Both Sap,onts escaped and led To France
They were tracked by the dead mans le.a-
;ivrs, and finally del 10 America. The
Satanalseedi family were on the lookout
laLded. informed the police. VINO surprised
him anil after a lc>l crate struggle took
him IN custody. The son Is expected on
another ship,