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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

Lilteshort-I can't pay that old account
Just yet Mr.. Cutaway, but want a suit
this spring if you can accommodate me.
Tailor-Certainly, sir; I'll instruct my
attorney to commence to-morrOw.-Clothier
and Furnisher.
Ibid you like Miss Faircomplexion's
evening dress?
A portion of it."
Yes, what part?"
"The part she had on."-PortIand (Ore-
gon, West Shore.
In times of peace" said the Major. "
frequently go to military balls"
=" And in times of warp"
+" Tie military balls come to me. That's
how l lost my leg."-N. Y. Herald.
Teacher Ito cIass)-What is velocity?
Bright Youth-Velocity is what man
puts hot plate down with.
Cora-Miss Fussanfeather's hair used to
be black. l see it has turned to chestnut
How do you account for this?
Clara-I believe she has been using the
funny papers to do her hair up in.-Yon
kers Statesman.
Customer-These nails l bought here yes
terday are in terrible condition. Half Of
them are rusty.
Salesman dndignantly)-Well, what if
they are? You don't suppose we can
you?-Munsey's Weekly.
Clerk displaying tapestries)-May I not
show you some very fine patterns in Louis
Quinze?
Mrs Bill Struckoyle- Well, I declare !!
What will they be a-cannin' nextl-Dry
Goods Chronicle.
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THE NEW TREATY.
Comments on the AnslO-German
Agreement.
Salisbury Denounced for His Surrender Of
British Territory.
Success Of American MaTkSmen at the
Bremen Shooting C0nteSt-The
Cholera Scare.
Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL.

PARIS, June Isle Temps, in comment
ing on the Anglo German African agree
ment, says: When we think of all the glo-
rious memories connecting equatorial At
rica with the history of English explorers,
and when we consider how recent are Ger
many's claims there and the danger Of cut
ting in two the English possessions, we can
only conclude that Lord Salisbury has very
powerful reasons for making such large
concessions. We vainly seek to discover
what secret concessions Germany has made
which could explain Lord Salisbury's
actions.
BERLIN, June 1S-The Deutschesblatt,
commenting on the East African agree
ment, says it could not have believed Ger
many would relnquish its claim to such a
vast territory. The Post thinks the Gov
ernment has only renounced claims of a
doubtful nature.
LONDON, June 18.-The Chronicle pro-
tests against Lord Salisbury going out OF
his way to enlarge the territory of Germany
when there is the utmost necessity, on ac-
count of Newfoundland, to cultivate the
friendliness of France. 1t thinks the Gov
ernment's blunder has brought the country
thin a measurable distance OF the disso-
luton of Parliament
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A B1METALLIC LEAGUE.
Address of F. G. Newsnd Before the Colorado
Silver Association

Address Of F. G. Newlsnd Before the Colorado
Silver Association.
DENVER, June ia meeting Of the
Colorado Silver Association was held here
to-day and was addressed by Francis G.
Newlands of Nevada, member Of the
National Silver Committee. appointed by
the ST. Louis convention, who has been in
attendance at Washington through the
winter. He gave an account OF the pending
legislation and of the position Of the parties
and the administration and the prominent
politicians with reference to it. He urged
the extension of the work of the National
Silver Committee by the organization of
bimetallic league under the presidency of
General Warner of Ohio, to act in
cooperation with the b-metallic Leagues
of France, England, Germany and Italy,
and to extend in those countries the work
of education and preparing pamphlets in
the languages of the various countries
adapted TO their wants, with view of
uniting the producers and agricultural
classes with the political economists of
those countries who have declared them
selves almost unanimously in favor OF the
bimetallic system in the war upon the
nonometallc gold standard. The meeting
was one Of great earuestness, and reSoiu-
tions were adopted fayoring free coinage
and opposing bullion redemption, and ad-
vocating the retirement of those Senators
and Congressman who vote for such
maasura
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THE HOUSE.
The Silver Bill as Amended by the Senate
RecAived

Received.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The House went
into Committee of the Whole on the Indian
Appropriation Bill
The committee in few moments rose in
formally to allow the House to receive a
message from the Senate. When the Silver
Bill, az amended by the Senate, was pre-
sented to the House, it was received with
tremendous applause by the Democratic
side, which was continued for a minute.
Bland Immediately moved that the COM
mittee RISE in order that the House might
at once proceed with the consideration Of
the bill
Peel of Arkansas, who had the floor, was
induced to yield, but the Chairman of the
committee (Allen of Michigan) directed the
Clerk to continue the reading of long
printed precedent bearing upon the point Of
order thereon under discussion.
AT the conclusion of the reading, BANDS
motion was put and was defeated on
standing vote by 70 to 50. On vote by tel
lers the committee refused to rise-ayes 81,
noes 105, and continued consideration OF
the Indian Appropriation Bill. Mutchler
and Vaux of Pennsylvania voted with the
Republicans.
Consideration of the Indian bill being re-
sumed on points of order by Cannon, the
appropriation Of So, 200 for the Greek In
dians, S4S, 800 for the Pottawatomies and
$4,000 for the Mexican Pottawatomies
were stricken from the bill. The commit
tee rose, the bill was passed and the House
adjourned,
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Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from a disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations Of assassin clutchng
your throat and pressing the lifebreath from your
frightened cheStf Have You noticed the languor and
debility that succeed the effort to clear your throat
and head Of this catarrhal matter2 What depress-
ing influence it exerts upon the mind, clouding tho
memory and filling the head with pains and strange
noises How difficult 1t is to rid the nasal passages.
throat and lungs of this poisonous mucuS all can
tlfy who are aficted with catarrh. How difficult to
protect the system against its further progress TO-
ward the lungs liver and kidneys, all physicians
will admit 1t is terrible disease, and cries out for
relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers, when all other
remedies utterly fall of SANFoRD's RA DIcAL CURK,
are attested by thousands who gratefully recommend
II to fellow-suferers No statement is made regard
Ing IL that cannot be substantiated BY the most
spectacle and reliable references.
Each packet contains bottle Of the RADICAL
CURE, one box OF CATARRHAL SOLVENT. and an In
PROVED INHALER, with treatise and directions. and
is sold by all druggists for 81.
porrER DRua Il CHEMICAL r, CORP0R krroN Rozton
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BONNER MADE HAPPY.
sunol Trots Phencmenally Fast Quarter at
Terre Eaute.

Terre Haute
TERRE HAUTE, June 1S.-The distin-
guished party of lovers of light harness
horses, consisting of Robert Bonner, c.
Hamlin, Hamilton Busby and w. r. Allen,
which arrived yesterday, were treated to a
genuine surprise this morning. Bonner
came here to see his great four-year- old filly
Sunol. now in Charles Marvin's hands for
training. Marvin gave the filly an easy
mile about 8 O'Clock and an hour later
brought her out again. She was logged the
reverse way of the track, taken back to the
half-mile post and headed home. The first
quarter was an easy one, but at the three
quarter pole Marvin gave Sunol her head.
She came so smooth that few supposed it
would be very fast quarter. Faster and
faster she came around the. turn and in a
breath almost she had done the quarter in
81 10 seconds, or at the rate of 2:04 As for
the mile. Nine watches caught the time
and all agreed precisely.
There was subdued excitement among
the spectators, and JOY in Bonner's face.
The track was soft from exercise and the
harrow, and in no condition for fast trial.
All the hOrsemen claim the last quarter
was at least a second slower than the third
quarter, aud that had the track been pre-
pared for fast work Sunol could have
stepped the third quarter easily in thirty
seconds
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LONDON. June 1S. - Saunders, the English
PLAYER, defeated Petit, the American, at tennis.
The score was to 3.
LONDON, June 18.-The jury in the case OF
Miss Weldeinann against Captain Robert Horace
Walpole for breach OF promise has disagreed.
MONTREAL, June 18.-Tbe elections for the
province OF Quebec were held yesterday, and re-
suited In the Nercler Government being sus-
tanned by an increasing majority.
WASHINGTON, June 18.-1he Committee on
Election Of President and Vice President and
Members OF Congress has decided, by a party
vote. TO report, with some amendments, the Fed.
eral Election Bill agreed upon IN the Republican
caucus Monday night. There Will be minority
report
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Callfornla pensious
Original invalid--Edward McAndrew, West Oak
land; Noah Morris, Pomona. Increase-JOseph
w. Roberts, San Diego; George Barnhart Cam
bria; Charles B Sears. Searsville. Ressue-Wii.
lam C0nse, San Diego. Mexican Survivors,
Henry VaDdyck, Capet0wn; James E. LowIey,
Visalia,
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ST 1nnis Rnsnlts

ST. LOUIS. June 1s.-The winners OF to-day's
races are as follows:
First race, one aud a sixteenth miles, Solid
Silver won, John Morris second, Tommy b third
Time, 1:54S4
Second race, one mile, Princess Limo won,
Miss Maude second. kyrle b third Time, AS.
Third race, three quarters OF mile, Ethel
Gray won, Onllght second, Black knight third.
Time, :20s4.
-Four th race, one and an eighth miles. Leider-
kranz won, Wahoo second, Brooklyn third.
Time. 2:03i4.
Fifth race, one mile Heron won, Barney Stone
Jr. second, CastSway third. Time, :49J4.
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FRUIT SALES.
Prices Obtained for California Products at
Chicago AMI New Yo:k.

Chicago and New Yo:k.
CHICAGO, June 1S.-To-day the Montgom-
cry Auction Company sold one carload of
fruit. The prices realized for apricots was
81 90 to 81 20; peaches, ST 80 to ST so;
cherry plums, 81 so to 81 10; black cher
ries, 81 20; Royal Anne cherries, 81 30 to
81 40.
Porter Bros. sold three carloads of fruit.
Plums brought Sc per half-crate; apricots,
81 40 to 81 90; peaches, 81 25 to 81 So
black Republican cherries, 81 45 TO 81 30 /;
Royal Annes, 81 10 to 81 10. All the cher
res were in very bad order.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Scobel & Day,
agents for the California Fruit Union, held
their first auction sale of assorted fruit to-
day. The prices ruled as follows: Plums
81 % to So 50; Alexandria peaches, 81 90
to 81 65; half-crates Royal apricots. 81 20 10
81 so. with two small lines of very green
fruit lower. The fruit was all landed in a
very sound condition. The attendance at
the auctlon-room was large.
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TENNY AND SALVADOR.
Pulsifer Wants to Match His Horse Against
the Suburban Winner.

NEW YORK, June 16.-PulsIfer, the owner Of
TenDy, the defeated horse in the Suburban. Is
smarting under-hs defeat, and proposes a match
race, same weights and distance, for $4,000
each. A gentleman In Haggin's employ says:
Haggin will match Salvador, thOngh | know
neither the trainer OF Salvador or TeDny wants IL.
Both horses had a hafd race, and are too good
now 10 pit against each other without running a
chance OF killing one OF them. Both are game.
Perhaps when Haggin and Pulsfer think over
the matter they Will be satisfied with affairs as
they now stand IL does look ike a match how
ever, at present. as Hag9in goes for big money
and Pulslfer is not tile kind of a man to take
water. The match may be for $4,000.
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Land Case on Trial,

WA sHINGToN, June 1S.-The Assistant
Secretary of The Interior, sitting with the
Assistant Attorney General, heard the ar
gument of counsel in the case of the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company against
Book, who made cash entry on a section
of land adjoining the town Of Aberdeen,
Wash. The land involved is represented as
being very valuable. The railroad CON-
pany held that as the entry was within its
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English Turf.

LONDON, June 18.-The Fern Hill stakes
were won by Bumptious. Confer second,
Reverend third.
The Royal Hunt cup was won by Marion,
Philomel second, Miss Dollar third.
The Triennial stakes were won by Peter
Flower, Adick second, colt by AyonteS
out Of Panada third.
The Coronation stakes were won by Her
esy, Semolina second, Florenthe third.
At Ascot the Biennial stakes were won
by Suref0ot Hellifeld second, Hayraddin
third.
The Ascot Derby was won by Battle AK,
Circass ian second, Filibustere third.
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CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.
The Legislative, Executive and Judicial Ap-
preparation Bill Considered.


preparation Bill Considered.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The Finance
Committee reported back the Tariff Bill, say
ing it was not expected that it would be
considered earlier than one week from
Monday next.
Tho Committee on Commerce reported
back the River and Harbor Appropriation
Bill.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration
of executive business.
The doors were reopened at 80 o'clock.
The conference report on the antitrust
bill was presented and agreed to. Both
Houses recede from their respective amend
ments and the bill remains exactly as 1t
passed the Senate.
The Senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the Legislative, Executive and
judicial Appropriation Bill.
An amendment was agreed to increasing
the salary of twenty-six committee clerks
from $500 to $500 and the salary of clerks
to Senators from $500 to $500.
The Senate disposed of seventy pages Of
the bill and adjourned.
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Nomjnations Made.

w WASHINGTON. June 1s.-The President
sent to The Senate to-day the following
nominations:
Postmasters-Michael T. Nolan. Dalles,
Or; Mrs. Minnie Washburn, Eugene. Or.
Receivers of Public Mo neys-Charles NJ
Ogden, Seattle, Wash; William Ii. Bush.
Olympia. Wash. Frank NJ. Dallam, Water
vile. Wash; John w. Clarke, 1ndepen-
dence, Cal.
Registers of the Land Offices-John G.
Lawrence, Waterville, Wash. George G.
Mills, Olympia, Wash.
Robert G. Rogers of California, to be
Commissioner to Alaska, with residence at
Sitka
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IN HARD LUCK.
Mrs. Woodworth's Meeting Disturbed by S
I6u;s Ten n,

Mrs. Woodworth's Meeting Disturbed by St.
Lous Tcue h.
ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-Mrs. Woodwork,
the alleged prophet ands faith-healer, who
says she predicted the Pacific Coast con-
vulsions, has for the last six weeks made
this city her home. establishing her quarters
in so-called gospel tent at the corner of
Jefferson avenue and Gamble street. Pro-
phet Woodworth recently struck seam Of
particularly hard luck. For the last two
nights her tent has served as a net for
bushels of bricks and cobblestones hurled
by mob which Indignantly re-
pudiates Marie and her pretended gifts.
The seeress declares she is being prosecuted
because a pastor declaimed against her last
Sunday. She believes she is being perse-
cuted ON account of religion and says she
will not discontinue her revivals.
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New YORK. June 12-The wholesale
liquor dealers of this city are thoroughly in
earnest in their fight against the whisky
trust At their meeting to-day they de-
cides to raise fund of S500,000 to buy one or
more distilleries. When finished they will
bind themselves to sell no whisky but that
made in their own distilleries.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Colorado Pioneer Fatally Wounds His Wife
and Kills Hims.H
DENVER, June 1S.-Aaron M. Jones, GO
years of age. pioneer of Colorado and one
of the best-known men in the State, shot
his wife this morning while they were
sitting at the breakfast table and then
threatened the life of his daughter Erma.
She pleaded so hard for her life that he
spared her. He then turned the weapon
upon himself and put bullet through his
heart II is thought lie was insane. The
physicians succeeded in resuscitating Mrs.
Jones, and on investigation found that the
ball had entered the left lung and it was
taken out of her back The wounded
woman. however, is very low and is not
expected to livs until morning.
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TURF EVENTS.
Winning and Place Horses in Yester-
days Races.

sHEErsHEAD BAY, June 1s.-To-day's races
resulted as follows:
First race, five and half furlongs Blue Rock
won, Civil Service second. Maidstone third.
Time, 1:0S.
Second race, five and half furlODgs Adelina
won, Void second, Annie Third. Time 1:1o 1-5.
Third race, one mile Golden Reel won, Filter
second, Clay Stockton third. Time, l Al 20.
Fourth race. mile and three-sxteenths.
Pelham won, Gallllet second, Bravo third. Time,
POI ..
Fifth race fve-eigrths of a mile, the Daisy
stakes for twO-year-olds Eclipse won, Lord
Harry second, Bermuda third. Time, 1902 20.
sixth race. one mile and eighth, Cast Steel
won, Guy Gray second, Tatller third. Time.
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III, Vssuvius Runs Aground.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1S.-The dynamite
cruiser Vesuvius started from League
Island for Brooklyn this morning. In a
short time she grounded on spit Of land
at point where the Schuykill empties into
the Delaware. and could not be got off un-
I'll late in the afternoon. She then pro-
ceeded en- her voyage, and 1t is not known
whether she was injured or not.
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Kansas City Results,

KANSAS CITY. June 18.-FOllowing are the re.
suits OF tO-day's races: First race, for maiden
two-year-Olds, Lees won, Dewberry second, Bon
Ton third. Time, l :06 80.
Second race, for three-year- odds and upward,
one mile, Jessie Mcfarland won, Vice-R Regent
second, Regardless third. lime, AS 80.
Third race. Real Estate and Insurance stakes
for three year ods, one mile and eighth,
Verge dOr won, Lord of the Harem seconu, Pill
grim third. Time, 2:0I SO.
Fourth race, for three year-olds and upward,
one mile and sixteenth, Cashier won, Climax
second, Metal distaneed. Time, l :57 3-5.
Fifth race, for three-year-0ds and upward, one
mile and quarter, Churchill Clark won, Brown
Duke second, Little Minnie third. Time, 2.13.
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THE FARM HILL DISASTER.
Efforts to Recover the Bodies of the Unfortu.
nate Miners.

DUNBAR (Pa.), June 18.-All hope OF be-
ing able to rescue the entombed men in the
Farm Hill mine alive is abandoned. The
difficult work Of reaching the death cham
ber from the Mahonng mine is progressing.
The party is now supposed TO be within
seventy feet of the objective point. 1t is
believed another explosion occurred this
morning. There was heavy fall of earth
or rock in the main slope. shutting off the
draft and turning back the smoke in the
direction of the doomed men, making death
all the more certain. if 1t has not already
Ocnurred
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THE CHOLERA SCARE.

Depression on the PARIS Bourse-Quarantine
Against Spain.
PARIS, June 1S.-The Bourse is depressed
owing to fears that the cholera will reach
this country.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 1S.-In conse-
Quence of the outbreak of cholera in Spain
the Government has established quaran-
tine against all vessels from Spanish ports.
MADRID, June 1S.-Thrteen new eases of
cholera were reported at Puebla de Rugat
yesterday.
There have been five more deaths from
cholera at Puebla de Rugat. The disease is
decreasing in Valencia.
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RnHaln Shnt Qnt

PITTsBURG, June 1S.-Iu the brotherhood con-
test this afternoon the visitors were treated to a
dose OF whtewash. The Pttsburgs made only
seven hts but they were SO well placed that they
earned three runs. Attendance 1900. Summary
Pittsburgs. rgs......................0 8 9 l O. 6
ButfalOs. Os........................0 o 0 0 90 O.
Base hits-Pittsburgs Z, Buffalos 8. Errors-Pitts-
burgs g. Buffalos o. Batteries -Staley and Carroll
Baldwin and Mack
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FIVE MEN KILLED.
Accident on the Canadian Pacific Railroa;
Caused by Washout

TORONTO, June ia waShout was re-
ported on the Canadian Pacific last night,
thirty miles east of here, and an engine,
with five men, was dispatched to repair the
damages. Coming suddenly upon the break,
the engine plunged into the creek and all
were drowned. The men drowned are
John Wanless. bridge Inspector; John At
tan, engineer; F. Oliver, fireman; Section
men Lott and MoTiarity
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FALL OF A BRIDGE.

Forty Persons Thrown Into the River at
Harlem, n Y.
New YORK, June 1S.-A section of the
bridge leading from the sea-wall in
front of Hudson Square Park, Hobo
ken, to the free baths, gave way tonight
precipitating about forty persons into the
water beneath. 1t is thought they were all
rescued. though it is impossible TO tell
whether or not some of those who we're on the
bridge were drowned. At late hour tonight
friends and relatives of many who are
known TO have been in the vicinity of the
bridge, and who had not returned to their
homes, were anxiously securing the neigh
borhoOd for traces OF them.
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A Fine Game,

BROOKLYN. June 18.-Tbe Brooklyn and Phil
adelphia league teams played another fine game
in the presence OF 1900 people Summary:
Philadelphias.". 0 600 o 0-3
Brooklyns. s....-.................3 o 90 U *-5
Base hits-Philadelphias 6, Brooklyns 8. Err
rorS-Philadelphias 8, BrO0klyns !. Batteries
Gleason and Clements, Caruthers and Daily. UNI
plre-HOMerS.
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Life Iusurancs Underwriters.

Boston, June 1S.-Delegates from the
various Life Underwriters associations in
the country met to-day and formed ma
tional association. A constitution was
adopted. 1t provides that the association
shall be called the National Association of
Underwriters, with the object to advance
the best interests of the cause OF true life
insurance throughout the country.
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A FATAL WOUND.
A Denver Carria iage-Manufacturer Shot by
His Former Pa tner.

Denver arriage-Manufacturer Shot by
His Former Pa tner.
DENVER, June 1S.-This evening at 5
o'clock George Mccartney met l.. A. Mil
burn on Sixteenth street, between Stout
and Champa, one of the most crowded
thoroughfares in the city, when he pulled
a revolver and fired five shots at Milburn,
two of which entered his breast, producing
wounds from which he cannot recover
Milburn is arrage-manufacturer and
Mccartney had been in his employ, but
later on they entered into some kind of a
partnership. Trouble arose between them
and Milburn had Mccartney indicted for
embezzlement, which was the direct cause
Of the shooting this afternoon. Both men
have families and stood well in business
circles
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UaId Hitting.

New YORK, June 1S.-The visiting brotherhood
club won the game this afternoon by heavy bat
ting. Attendance 1000. Summary:
Philadelphias. ................O o . o 10 *-12
New Yorks....................1 o 00 IL 2 8
Base hits-Philadelphias Is, New Yorks II, En-
rors-Philadelphias g. New Yorks l. Batteries
Burlington and Cross, Crane and Vaughan. Umpires
nd Kufg
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CINCINNATI. June 1S.-Over seventeen hun
dred spectators witnessed the home teams easy
victory over the Chicago league club this after
noon. Summary:
Clnclnnatls. tls....,...............-.O l z %
Chicagos os.......................2 o U U D o.
Base hlts-Cincinnatis Z, Chicagos 4. Errors
Cincfnnatis o, Chcagos g. Batteries-For Cincin-
natl Foreman and Baldwin for Chicago Hutchinson
and StOnseI. UmUire-I,Vucl.
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Corfisea, ed Census Records.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 1S.-A party of Of
ficers armed with a search-warrant went
to st. Paul early this morning to recover
the census records which were confiScated
last night by Deputy Marshal Daggett
They were driven out of Commissioner Nc
Caffrey's office at the muZZle of pistol.
The city is in a state of wild Indignation
over the proceeding.
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NEW YORK. June 18.-ThIs was opening day
al Fleetwood Park. The attempt TO beat the
team record OF 2:15sl by PuInam's mares Au-
hne and Lady Wellington failed, their time be-
Ing 2;16a4.
In the 2:45-class race Alicante won, Gumbo
second, Nevada third. Best time, 2:2S.
In the 2:30 class May Arlch won, Jewell Sec
ond, Lady Douglass third. Best time, 2:2Gs4.