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SI.shed N Woman.

James Brown was taken from his room at
637 California street early yesterday morn
ing and locked up in the City Prison ON
charge of assault to murder Rosa Kelly,
the woman with whom he had been living.
The woman Is now in the City Receiving
Hospital. She claims that he assaulted
her with knife, inflicting serious wound
of the scalp. Only a few months ago she
was treated by the Police Surgeon for
badly fractured jaw, when another male
acquaintance kicked her in the face on
Quincy STRAIT
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THE HOUSE.
McDufie Seated by Strictly Party Vote
The "Canteen" Clause.

The "Canteen" Clause.
WASHINGTON. June An the House Os-
borne of Pennsylvania presented the con-
ference report on the Army APPROPRIATION
Bill. After some debate over the can
teen" clause. the report was agreed to.
Morrill, of Kansas reported the disagree
ment Of the Conference Committee ON the
Senate Dependent Pension Bill. The House
insisted on its amendments providing for
service pension, and further hearing was
ordered.
The House then entered into the further
consideration OF the Alabama contested
election case of McDuffie against Turpin.
The minority report declaring Turpin
elected was rejected-ayes ia. noes $50.
Roll was then ca led on the majority reso-
luton seating McDufie and 1t was agreed
t0-ayes 130 noes 113.
McDuffie then appeared at the bar of the
House and took the cath of office. Ad-
journed.
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THE BIG CRUISERS.

Lively Competition Among ship-Builders to
Secure the Contracts.
WASHINGTON, June A great deal OF
interest is felt at the Navy Department over
the opening of bids on the 10th inst. for
the construction of the 55O0-ton and the
81Oo-ton vessels. 1t is expected that the
Cramps of Philadelphia, the Columbian
Iron Works of Baltimore. the Newport
News Company of Virginia. and several
other firms on the Atlantic Coast will sub
nit bids, while it is known the Union Iron
Works and Risdon Iron Works will posi-
lively submit bids and endeavOr to carry
both contracts West. Irving Scott stated
when here last that it would not be the
fault OF himself or his company if both
vessels were not awarded to them.
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SERIES OF ACCIDENTS.
An Engineer Crushed BY Fsll-A Miner


An Engineer Crushed By a Fall-A Miner
Blown 10 Atoms.
LEADVILLE, June 4-Scarcely had the
city recovered from the shock caused by
the accident at Arkansas junction, by which
two young ladies were drowned when news
was received last night that Engineer Folk,
while repairing pump in the Gallagher
shaft of the Mikado CoWpany's mine, fell
200 feet to the bottom aud was crushed into
a horrible mass. No sooner ha0 the Core
ner brought the remains TO the city than he
was called to go to the Antioch mine, where
Thomas Flanagan was blown to atoms by
premature explosion, and James O'Donnell
was badly injured. His recovery is doubt
FIN
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Assassination Threatened.

LITTLE Rock, June 4.-Judge Hill of Pu-
laski County, in a letter relative to the
members Of the Grand Jury who have been
charging him with corruption and misap-
preparation of the county's funds, says lie
has been reliably informsd they will oust
him from office, and if it cannot be accom-
pished any other way than by assassi ma
tioD, that will be done.
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Las Aneeles Pos.oftice BIN.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The House Commit
tee on Public Lands held meeting this after
noon and succeeded in getting Speaker Reed TO
agree to take up the Los Angeles Public Build
Ing Bill out OF Its regular order, either by
thing to be considered on the day devoted 10
public buildings Reed has promised Clunie
recognition when the bill comes up.
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The BALL-PLAYERS.
Yesterdays Games on National and Play
erS' League Diamonds.

PITTsBURG, June 4.-The Chicago League
club won the game this afternoon by good bat
ting and fielding. Attendance $50. Summary:
Pittsburgs.... /. D o o O.
Chicagos Observation-Disclosures q o 0 U O. s
Base hits-Pittsburgs 6, Chcagos 8. Errors
Pittsburgs 8. Batteries-Gibson and Klttredge,
Baker Wilson. Umpre-Mc Dermott.
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The ST. G orees Rav Tronhle.

received tonight are filed with accounts OF the
st. Georges Bay matter. In the articles the
French war-ship is fercely attacked for having
ordered certain nets OF English fishermen re.
m yed, and the commander OF the British war
ship Is severely scored for his inactiOn. The pa
pers declare the action Of The Frenchman Is tau
LamCunL 10 a declaration OF war.
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Won schmidts Estimates.

When the Supervisors Water Committee
met yesterday to receive estimates from
Engineer A. w. Won Schmidt as to the cost
of bringing water to this city from Lake
Tahoe, it found letter from him saying:
1 regret 10 say that after a careful eXamlna-
tlon of my estimates OF the cost Of bringing a
water supply from Lake Tahoe TO the city, as
proposed by the Lake Tahoe and San francisco
Water Works under date OF September %, 1889.
tO-wit: 3o,o0O,000 gallons OF water per day OF
twentyfour hours, Tor S15,000,000, cannot De
reduced without loss to the company.
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Morrov,s Friends Cared For.

WASHINGTON, June 4. - Mr.. Morrow
called at the State Department to-day and
had long conference with First Assistant
Secretary W. Harton. respecting certain
consulates to which friends OF Mr. Morrow
desire to be appointed. Among them is the
Consulate at Antigua, West Indies. The
conference was very satisfactory and Mr..
Morrow came away satisfied that some OF
his friends would be taken care Of.
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PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE.

Favorable Report Ordered on the Bill Repeal
ing the Presumption Law.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The House Com
mittee on Public Lands to-day ordered a
favorable report On the bill repeating the
pre-emption law, reducing the price of all
agricultural public land to ST % per acre.
and providing for uniform method of
making selections for school indemnity
lands In public land States.
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Rusie's Good Work.

NEW YORK, June 4-The local League club
with disabled team defeated the BrooAlyns TO-
day. Attendance 600. Summary:
New Yorks......,....,,....,.. o. 1 o o o O.
BroOklyns.. ................., o o 0 o o.
Base hits-New Yorks 8, Brooklyns 5. Errors
Brookyns 2. Batteries-Rusie and Buckley, Terry
and Clarke, Umpire-McQuaid.
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A SURPRISE.
Vardever Announces That He Will Not Be
Candidate for Reelection.

Candidate for Reelection.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Representative
Vandever, Of the Sixth California District,
has sent kilograms to his friends declining
to enter the field for the denomination and
asking that his name be withdrawn.
Vandever's withdrawal has created a
good deal Of surprise in Washington, as not
long ago he stated that he would accept the
nomination. The California Associated
Press agent called upon him tonight.
I" Had You not determined to accept the
nomination." asked the agent.
Yes" said Mr.. Vandever "A great
number of my friends urged me to run and
l thought then l would, but since then
have changed my mind. There are numer-
Gus persons in my district who are am
bilious and are anxious to succeed me, and
l do not care to enter into any contest.
have served two years In Congress and
have no feelings against any of the as
pirantS for the place."
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Thu nntv nm Goal

WASHINGTON, June 4.-TIe Collector Of Gus
toms at Portland. Oregon, has been informed by
Assistant Secretary Tienenor that under the law
he is only allowed 10 charge 20 cents for de-
benture certificates and 40 cents for bond. When
taken on the entry OF btuminous coal for use as
fuel on American vessels therefore his a. tiOn IN
collecting double these amounts Is Illegal and he
Is ordered not 10 do so again.
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GOING TO ENGLAND.

Joe McAulife and Billy Madden to Sail en-
Saturday.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Joe McAuliffe and Man
ager Madden will sail for England Saturday.
When he reaches England George Baird viii
tender him the h0spiialiles OF Bedford Lodge.
An effort will he made TO have the purse for his
fight with Slavin before the Pelican Club raised.
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DISTRICT
Morrow Club Opposition.

A club to be run In opposition to the
Morrow Club, in the Sixth Precinct of the
Thirty-second Assembly District, was or
ganized at the corner of Vallejo and Kearny
streets last night by the election of the fox
lowing officers: +. Lynch. President:
James Burk. Vice President; George Kniefs
Secretary; AL Meader, Treasurer; ID.
Meader. Sergeant-at-ArmS.
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MORMON IMMIGRANTS.
Test Case Promised Under the Alien Con-
tract Law.

tract Law.
NEW YORK, June 4.-One hundred and
twenty Mormons arrived here this morning
on the steamship Wisconsin, from Liver
pool, under the leadership of Elder Wiley,
representing the Union Pacific, and Elder
Prlndle of the Mormon Church. The party
is en- route to Utah. The names and ad-
dresses, youched for by the steamship COM
pany and Elder Wiley, we're taken by Chief
Contract Labor Inspector MulhOlland, and
a test case will some time in the future Re
brought into court to decide if the Mormohs
come here in violation of the alien COLI
tract law. If the decision be that the Nor
mons are contract laborers, in the meaning
Of the law. they will all be sent back to Eu-
rope. Meantime, they are allowed to go te
IJtah
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B sckinridee Election Contest.

WASHINGTON, June 4. - Representative
Breckinridge has notified the sub-commit-
tee of the House Committee ON Elections
that he will not call the witnesses in his
case now in the city. Consequently the
case may be regarded as finally closed.
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Not n BurRlnr.

Patrick j. Lyons has been acquitted OF
the charge OF burglariously entering A. p.
Hanson's stable at 2 Brannan place and
stealing pistol. 1t WAS shown that he had
been an employe and took the pistol for pro-
lection in going home
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Admi..ion D,v Decorntions.

A committee of the Native Sons of the
Golden West had an informal meeting with
the Directors of the Mechanics Institute
last night, relative to the decorations Of the
Pavilion on September 9th. General HAM
mond was present to represent the Native
Sons of the Golden West, and it was de-
cided to let the order take prominent part
in the decorations
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sUEZ CANAL.
De Letseps Presides Over the Stockholders
Annual Meeting.

PARIS, June 4.-De Lesseps presided at the
Suez Canal meeting to-day. The annual report
announced tile profits for 1889 amounted to 81.
PIP, S25 flames. The net dividend was 50 francs
per share. The report asked for a vote OF con-
ndeuce in council on the tariff question. Charles
de LesSeps announced the dividends for 1890
would be 81 francs without rebate. The report
Was adopted by a vote OF 1914 to 200.
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Missionary Anniversary.

SARATOGA, June 4.-Last evening the
American Home Missionary Society for
mally began its sixty-fourth anniversary.
The sermon was delivered by Rev. DR.. John
K. Mclean of Oakland, Cal.
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Amarinan Assnniatinn-

BROOKLYN June 4.-BrooklYns 2, Roches-
ters 8.
COLUMBUS, June 4. = Columbus IA. 1ole-
dos U.
LOUISVILLE, Juue 4. LouisvIlles 2. St
Louis 8.
SYRACUSE, June 4-Game was called at the
end of the second inning on account OF rain.
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Chit ese SMUGGLING.

OTTAWA. June 4. - The Sarnia Sun calls the
attention OF The Dominion Government TO the
fact that Sarnia Is the point Of export for Chinese
who seek admission TO the United States, When
Chinese arrive at Sarnia they smugeled
across the river. The Toronto agency /. said 10
gel $50 10 $50 head for Ceiling Chinese across
the TlYeT,
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CARGO LIBELED.

Action for an Alleged Breach of Contract for
Freightsge.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Deputy Mar
shall Myers yesterday libeled the cargo of
the British steamer Wetherby, under an
action brought by Claus Spreckels to re-
cover $4,000 for alleged breach of con-
tract for freightage. The libel complaint
sets forth that Spreckels shipped from
Hamburg for Philadelphia, on the Wether-
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Count De Mcres Sentenced.

PARIS, Juue 4.-Count de Mores has been SEN
tehced 10 three months Imprisonment for trying
To Incie people against the Government at the
time of tie May day demonstration. Anarchist
Vallee was sentenced for one month for the same
Offen.P
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Racinp at Dsnvar

DENVER, June 4.-Pliny OF Kelly & Samuels'
stables carried the California col0rs to the front
again to-day at Overland Park, winning the
Mountain stakes In gallant manner. Time.
! :4414. There were twentyfOur nominations
for the stakes. but only three starters
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Suicide Of a Telegram Operator

ST. LOUIS, June 4.-Thomas II. Vines, o
Western Union operator. committed suicide
last night by leapiug from the fourth-story
window of hotel on Olive street He was
arrested last Saturday for alleged conf
plicity in the wire-tapping swindle, 10
which the pOol-rooms were fieeced of 5000.
He was despOndent in consequence.
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A DANCE OF DEATH.

Two Women Fatally. and Eleven Oilers seri-
ous;y Buried.
BERLIN June 4-Durlng ball at Arnstadt a
chandelier fell and petroleum lamp exploded
A wOmaD's clothes caught fir aud a panic en-
led. Ho wemeu were bur ned 10 death aud
eleven others seriously burned.
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Ware Not in II.

CHICAGO, June 4.-Ths Cleveland Brother
hood club could do nothing with Barston's de-
livery to-day, and were never In the race. At
tendance 1900 Summary:
Clevelands ds....................O o 20 U O.
Base hlts-Chcagos 10, CleveIands 4. Errors
nicagos l, Cleyelands =. Batterfes-Barston and
Doyle Bakely and Sutclife. umpires-Barnes and
Gafney
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A DESPERATE FIGHT.

sheriff's Posse Kills Two Members Of the
Turner Faction.
LOUISVILLE, June 4.-News has just been re-
ceived OF fight that occurred between the
Turner's OF Harlan County and Sheriff's posse.
Two men were killed. jim Turner, Ed Pace and
three others wounded Bob Stapleton was The
only one OF the posse who was hurt.
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Taurh, Lesson.

Police Judge Rix yesterday fined Irving
Marks, the young man who raised dis
turbance in a store ON Ellis and Taylor
streets a few days ago. $50 for battery.
Several other charges against Marks were
dismissed.
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A SOLDIERS CRIME.

Murder Of Young Girl by Her Cousin Who
Commits Suicide.
ORLEANS, June A terrible tragedy has just
occurred. soldier In the artillery service shot
bis cousin, girl of II years, then blew out his
own brains with the same revolver. The girls
mOthrr stricken with paralysis, was unable to
interfere, and was compelled TO remain for ten
hours alone with the corpses before the crime
WAS discovered.
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BaYard,s Tip,.

NEW YORK, June 4.-Foilowing are Bayard's
tips Tor the Morris Park races: First race, Mill
race or DR.. Harbruck; second Charley brent or
Taragon; third, Faily or La Tosca; fourth
Amazon or Bibel0t; fifth, Timothy or Maxmus |;
sixth, MerIden or Sunday.
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bIedic,I Ex,mIners.

The new Board Of Medical Examiners for
Pensions met yesterday and organized and
elected the following officers. viz: President,
j. G. Tucker, MD; Treasurer, Edward Don
nally, MD; Secretary, Charles M cQuesien,
MD. The boards rooms are at the new APP
praisers Building-73 and 75. large number
OF applicants Tor pensions were present.
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Rennhlican Apnthx.

1t was the intention to hold a meeting Of
the Republican County Committee last
night, but owing to the failure of the men,
bers to attend, it was announced that there
was not quorum present, and no business
was transacted.
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TIRE Hanie 7 citing.

TERRE HAUTE. June AIN the races to-day
the 2:28 trot was won by Twist. Cubic second,
Constantine third. Best time 2:26H.
The 2:35 pace Catherine won, l.. B. Curtis
seeoud, Joe Ballard third, Little Gilt fourth.
Best time :32Il
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HIS ARDoR UNCooLED.
The Duke Of Orleans Still Auxous to Serve
the French ARMY.

the French Army.
PARIS, June 4.-Upon bis release from prison
Due d'Orleans said he greatly regretted having
10 leave F. anee. Due d'Luynes accompanied
the exiled Prince TO Basle, whence the latter
started for England. Before leaving the Duke
Issued manifesto to French cOHscTipts In which
be says the sorrows OF the exile are mere eX-
change for captivity. His ardent desire to serve
his country is unchanged. He asks his dear
comrades 10 save place for him and he will
come and take Il for God and Franco.
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BLOODY CONFLICT.
Desperate Encounter on the Ser
Yian Frontier.
Shocking OutraSeS Perpetrated by a Force
Of ArnantS.
The Duke Of Orleans Issues q Manifesto Be-
fore Crossing The BOrdeT-The
English Derby.
Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALI.

BELGRADE, June A bloody encounter
has taken place between Arnants and
SerVlans on the Seryian frontier The
Arnants killed fifteen Christians and
wounded thirty-fye others. They robbed
the dead and violated a number of women.
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Baseball To-Day.

This afternoon the Stocktons and San
Franciscos play at Haight-street grounds.
The batteries will be Kilroy and Vogt for
the visitors and Yonng aud Speer for the
home team.
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Good Batting.

BUFFALO, June 4-The BIsons by good bat.
ting won to-days game. Attendance 400. SUM
mary:
Buffalos los,,,,....,.,,,,,,,.,,..O2 2 o o o o o O-5
Pittsburgs gs....................0 2 D 0 0 0 D "a
Base hits-Bufalos 3. Plttsburgs g. ErrOrs-Bufs
falos 8, Pittsburgs 2. Batteries-Keefe and Mack,
Maui aud Carroll. Umpires-Ferguson aud Holbert
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A Missing Bank Cashier.

LOUISVILLE, June Frank McIlvain. bank
cashier of Sulphur. Nv. has disappeared with
Mrs. John Watkins. wife of hotel. keeper at
$4,000
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An Indian Doctor.

Boston, June 4.-Charies Alexander East.
man. one OF tile Boston University graduates ia
medicine, is Sioux Indian. His original bame
was Ohlyesa.
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Enfnl Qrnrrnl

CHICAGO, June 4.-During q quarrel the
bridge-tender at the KinZie-street bridge
Drained and killed man with an AK this
afternoon.
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Panic in a Theater.
Clerical Fuods Bill

PARIS, June A panic was caused among
the audience 10 the Tbeater FrancaIs tonight by
The sudden dlsarrangement of the electric lights.
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Portugal win Arbitrate.

LISBON, June 4-The Portuguese Govern
ment consents TO afbitrate the DelagOa Bay ques-
tlou, but reserves the right to rescind tie con :
tract.
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Home through the summer mouths and until
next winters session of Congress. Chairman
Cannon told the California Associated Press
agent tonight that the Soldiers Home would re-
ceive liberal appropriation, but did not know
yet Just how much,
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Free Postal Delivery,

WASHINGTON, Juue 4.-The Postmaster-Gen-
eral has ordered the establishment OF free de-
livery system at the following ees, the service
beginning July lst: Ogden, Utah; Santa Bar
bara and Santa Cruz, Cal.
~N
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Lost Through Errors,

PHILADELPHIA, June 4-The local Brother
hood club. after having the game well in hand
to-day, lost 1t through costly errors Attendance,
1900. Summary:
Philadelphias s..........,.....2 ASH oil
Brookyns. yns......................0 o 8 liz
Base hits-Philadelphias l2. Brooklyns 10. Err
rors-Philadelphias ., BroOklyns 2. Batteries-Cnn-
nngham and Cross. Van Haltren and Cook. Uml-
pires-Knight and Jones.
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A Close Game.

CLEVELAND, June 4.-DuIyea gave ten men
bases on balls and The Cincinnati club could nos
hit Bealin. That is the story of to-day's league
game. Summary:
CleveandS. S....,................0 0 0-3
Cincinnatis.. .....................0 U U IL
Base hits-Clevelands 6. Errors-Clevelauds /.
Cincinnatis 9. Batteries-Beatn and thinner, Dur
yea and Keenan. Umnre-LYnch
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THIRTY-sEvENTH DISTRICT.
Second Club-President, Charles Ii. jackson,
Secretary, j. +. OBeirne; Enrolling COMMITTEES
-Oliye Eldridge, John j. OConnor, w. 2.
Swasey, Louis Sloss, Thomas L. Cazneau.
FoRTY-FIRsT DISTRICT.
First Club-President ID. n. Knight; Secre-
tary, John Daily; Enrolling Committoe-W william,
Cluf, X. R0ner, Jesse Padd. George Hlmmet-
man, Luxe Battle.
Third Club-President, Oscar Lewis; Secre-
tary, Howard G. Vernon; Enrolling Committee
Lyman Bridges Frank f. Preble, ID. NJ. Short,
w. b. Blair, Charles A. Shurtleff.
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Boston Shut Out.

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Vlckery pitched Q
great game this afternoon, holding the Boston
league club down to five hits Attendance 100.
Summary:
fhlidueipnidS ..s.....s.s.s ......U z. . -
Bostons. Observation-Disclosures. U U o 90
Base hts-Philadelphias 49, Bostons 3. Errors
Philadephias l. Batterles-Getzein aud Bennett
Vickery and Clements. Umpires-Powers and Zach
arias.
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BERLIN, June 4.-The Lower House of the
Prussian Diet alter a heated debate adopted the
Clerical Funds Bill to-day.
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THE SOLDIERS HOME.
Liberal Appropriation Urged for the Santa
Monica Institution.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Colonel Markham has
been before the House Appropriation Committee.
urging an appropriation of SO 81 900 for the Sol
diers' Home at Santa Monica. The matter IS in
charge OF a subcommittee Of three and will be
reported the last Of this week or the first of next
Colonel Markham has assurances that the com
mttee Will al least appropIa late money enough 10
carry on the contemplated work on tho S0uierS
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AT REST.
Final Services Over the Rem aims Of the Late
Bishop 0Connor.

OMAHA. June 4.-The last rites fer the late
Bishop James 0'Connor were performed at ST.
Phllomeua Cathedral, and the body was laid In
It's final resting place In the crypt today. The
services lasted from 8 o'clock until noon, and
we're participated IA by a large number of proml-
nent Catholics from all parts OF The county.
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THE BROTHERHOOD.
Good and Bad Ball Put Up By the New Or
panjzatinn

New YORK, June 4.-The Boston Brotherhood
teams Inability to bat Keefe was the cause OK
their defeat to-day. Attendance 1900 Sum-
mary.
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OLD FOLKS PAINS.

W&n6 Full OF comfort for all Pains, Infiam-
k& 4 nation and Weakness OF the Aged Is the
M ~ Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster, the
i StS& first and only pain killing Strengthening
Plaster. new, instantaneous and inialllOe vastly
superior TO ali other remedies and appliances FOR
relieving pain and Strengthening the muscles Feels
good from the moment 1t Is applied. Az all drug
gSo 25 cents I'VE 81; postage free, OF POT
TEs JRUs AND CHEMICAL CoRPoRArIoS; Boston,
Mas oc1o molnoa ~
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Republican Organization.
THIRrY.sEvENTH DISTRICT.

The following additional names of tenn
porary officers Of the Republican clubs
were sent to headquarters last night:
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New forks.-.- . " ~
Base hits-New Yorks Il, Bostons 3. Errors
New Yorks l. BostOns 4. Batteries-Keefe and
Ewing. Madden and Murphy. Umpires-Gunning
and Matthews.