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New LONDON. June 27.-The race be-
tween tho Yale and Harvard crews was
won by the Yale crew by about four
lengths.
As usual great throngs OF people congre-
gated to-day To see the annual four mile
straight away. eight-oared shell race, be-
tween the Yale and Harvard orews. Yale
won by three and half lengths in 21.29,
Harvard 21.i9. This is Yale's fifth success
sive victory. and the record now stands in
four mileraces, Yale ., Harvard q. For
three miles the race was one OF the finest
struggles ever seen on the Thames course.
At no tine in this distance was either
crew able TO get decisive lead, and dur
lead twice. Yale, however, by grand
squirting and staying qualities quickly re-
covered her first position by a small mar
gin. After passing the third mile
flag Haryard's stroke seemed To lose
some of Is effectiveness which gave "A
roll To their shell and three or four slight
swervcs l,y the coxwain caused Harvard's
boat 10 drop slowly but surely
astern. Tale finished strong, keep
ing up their long, steady swing
with almsst faultless precision, crossing
line and resting on the oars without the
slightest sign OF distress, while i'm the
Harvard boat at least three men clearly
showed tie effects of their determined
efforts. The Columbia Harvard fresh
men race was rowed in the dark and
proved rather unsatisfactory affair. This
was two miles and the referee gave il To
Columbia by half a length, their time be-
ing 10:5i. In the last half mile II is stated
a steamer ran across the bow of the Har-
ward boat so near as To interfere with
their work.
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Washington Park Races.

CHICAGO, June 27.-Two-year-olds,t three
four,hs of a mile Kingman won. Mona
tello second, Rose Howard third. Time
l:l54.
Three-year-olds, one mile-Fly Away
won. Princess Limbo second, Amelia
third. Time :43A.
Threc-year-olds and upwards, a mile
Time E49H.
Three-year-olds and upwards, a mile
and furlong-Duke Of the Highland,
won, Birthday second, Boax third. Time
1 IS.
All ages, a mile and 20 yartls-Catalapa
won, Hornpipe second, Outbound third
Time :I5L.
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Murder On Every Hand.

ZANZIBAR, June ia letter just
received from DIR. Peters describes the
treaties concluded with the King OF
Uganda ousting the English from that
country. A letter from Lieutenant Liede-
man says Uganda is a land of waste,
everywhere are seen corpses showing
traces OF murder by burning, and every
other horrible method. Mahomed, Be-
cassem and three companions were
hanged at Bagomoyo for the murder Of a
German merchant eight years ago. The
Arabs have gone into universal mourning
as q mark of resentment.
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AN ABSOLUTE MONARCHY.
Democrats Protest In Vigorous I4anguags
Againss the Fedsral Elsction mn.

Dem0crats Protest In vtgorOus Language
Ag.i.ss the Fsdsral Election Bill.
WASHINGTON, June G.-The Northern
democratic members Of the house have
prepared q formal protest against the
national election bill, which 10 termed
''the extraordinarily dangerous and revo-
lutionary measure now proposed by lead
ers Of the party In power" The protest
says II the power claimed by the majority
resides In the constitution, which we
deny, the republic has gone through the
difficulties of the formative period, made
a heroic struggle against dissolution, tri-
umphed and successfully readjusted itself
to the changed conditions without the ex-
ercise Of such power by the federal gov.
and over. The bill is purely a
partisan measure, intended primarily
to control the elections for congress and
presidential elections in all the states and
To intimitlate, hound, obstruct and harrass
by political prosecutions the adverse ma
jorities in the cities OF the North.
To carry on this scheme Of imperial
government millions OF dollars will be
taxed from our people and the Judiciary
OF the United States prostituted to the
basest partisanship I'm the management
of elections and these invasions OF the
liberties of our people will be left for
courts, composed entirely OF men of the
party In power. The protest appeals TO
the American freemen, without regard to
party, TO enter a timely protest by way of
public meeting or otherwise, against this
consolidation of the government. the de-
struction of popular rights and the very
foundation of American liberty. This
vicious and unpatriotic measure is the
most serious menace to the very life OF
this republic. The issue is: Shall a po'
litical party elect itself and keep in power
by paid agents who are to control the po-
litical ELECTIONS In all the statesH
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The Philadelphia a success.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The secretary
of the navy received telegram from
Captain Eben,president Of the trial board,
saying that the trial trip of the Phila-
delphia was a success and that the vessel
was now at Cramps yard, Philadelphia.
This is all the Information received by
the department. Ii is unofIicially stated.
however, that the vessel developed an
average speed of 10 5-12 knots. or nearly
half knot i'm excess of the contract. The
contractors are somewhat dissatisfied at
the conditions of the trial. and believing
the vessel capable of higher rate OF
speed, will ask for another trial.
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A Town ON Fire.

DENVER, June 21.-A Carbon, wyo.,
special To the Times says the business por-
tion Of that town was burned this morn
ing. Loss, 100000. with small insurance.
The fire started in a room Of one of the
hotels in which drunken man had been
put TO sleep.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 27.-Meagre de-
tails of the burning Of the mining town of
Carbon, 30 miles west of here. have just
been received here. Twenty houses were
destroyed, as were also the leading mer-
camille establishments in the town. No
lives were lost.
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The strike settled.

CHICAGO, June T.-The strike on the
Illinois Central railroad is settled this
afternoon, the men going back TO work ON
compromise. They withdrew their de-
mand for the dismissal of Division Super
intendcnt Russell and the company takes
from him the power to hire or discharge
the men.
General Superintendent Sullivan asserts
that the strike was settled, not upon any
concessions by the company. but by the
complete and entire surrender Of the
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A,,ou, the Turkish Troub,e.

Cor sTANTINoPLE, June q. Advices
from Erzeroum, regarding the trouble in
that city state a detachment of Turkish
soldiers searched the church while SER
vices were being held in the belief that
arms were secreted in the building. The
congregation opened fire upon the Turks
with revolvers. One Turkish officer, -four
Armenians and eight Turks were killed
aud many others on both sides wounded.
party OF Musselmen subsequently made
demonstration, and stoned the British
latn
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MoNooLIANs IN LIMBO.

Almond Eyed Residents of Butte Who
Refused To Pay Poor Tax.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June 2s.-The police made de-
scent on Chinatown last night and ar
rested Is of the rice eaters for refusing 10
pay road and poor tax. The entire gang
was marched TO the station and booked
for the night. Every one of the prisoners
claims To bcexempt from payment of these
taxes on the ground of age, some pretend
ing to be less than II and Others that they
are over As. Doc Werner, n member OF
the crowd was brought in and after care.
fully examining the mouths OF all, pro-
nounced them impostors, and staked his
reputation as N veterinary that every
one was over n and under As years of age.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

wA-HINGroS, June 1.-The president APP
proved the dependent pension bill.
BERLIN, June 2I.-The sultan has consented
20 cede the Zanzibar coast To Germany.
BALTIMORE. June E.-The grand Jury In
dicted every brewer and distiller of the city for
violating the high license law passed by the last
legislature.
3.D this morning In the county jail William
Brooker was hanged for the murder of his
hrothcr-in-law, William Coomb, and wife last
November.
CHICAGO. June 2l.-EN senator Palmer of
Michigan WIS unanimously elected president OF
the Worlds Columbian exposition at to-day :
meeting Of the national commission. j. :. Dick
tnson OF Texas, secretary!
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ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
The House Judiciary Committee Has q
Remedy for These Articles.

heneuy tOr Eueso Afticte1.
WASHINGTON, June eE.-Representative
Reed Of Iowa, has prepared on behalf Of
the judiciary committee, q report on the
substitute for the senate's "original pack
aRe" bill. The senate bill is applicable Ia
intoxicating liquors and the house bill to
all articles Of commerce. The report
says in the opinion Of the committee all
property which has been imported into
the state and kept for sale there, ought to
be subject for all purposes To the jurisdic-
ton Of the state, and all persons who en-
gage In traffic within the state ought to he
subject 10 such rules as IL may enact for
the regulation Of that traffic. The states
are the proper judges OF the needs of their
own citizens aud they ought 60 I've free 10
enact and enforce such laws as they may
deem best adopted TO their situation and
best calculated 90 enhance the prosperity
and happiness of their people. In the
judgment OF the committee, the report
concludes, il would he much wiser To
enact a general law applicable 10 all arti.
cles OF commerce than to meet the ex-
igcncy with reference to particular arti-
cles as IL my seem 20 arise as would the
policy IL the senate bill should he enacted.
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Ia the Senate.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The considera-
ton of the bill for the admission of Wyo-
ming was resumed. Morgan addressed
the Senate in opposition.
Payne and Gray argued against the bill
and Plat favored il.
The question was taken on Jones' sub
stitute-enabling act for Wyoming, Idaho,
Arizona and New Mexico-and II was re-
jected by strict party vote, Yeas, Is;
nays, %.
Jones of Arkansas then moved as a
substitute an enabling act for Wyoming
alone, and IL was rejected by exactly the
same vote. The bill then passed by n
strict party vote. Yeas, %; nays, Is.
The bill declares Wyoming a state, and
the constitution which the people of
Wyoming formed for themselves is
hereby accepted ratified and confirmed.
The new state is entitled To one repre-.
sentative in the Fifty-first congress.
Other sections OF the hill refer TO the
public lands, provisions for schools, agri.
cultural colleges, etc.
The bill for the admission Of Idaho was
taken up and went over as "unfinished
business" till Monday next.
Senator Jones OF Arkansas to-day intro.
duced a bill to authorize the supervisors
of Maricopa county, Ariz., TO issue bonds
at the rate of 1000 mile In aid of the
northern boundary OF the county. The
bill is intended to take the place OF the
bill recently vetoed by the president.
The executive session of the senate
then adjourned.
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THEY'LL OWN OUR NAVY SOON.
English Capitalists Purchase the Great
ship -BuiIding Property.

New YORK, June PA company OF
British capitalists has been formed to ac-
quire from the representatives OF the late
John Roach the ship-building yards and
engine works Mt the Chester x Morgan
iron works i'm this city. The new corpora
ton will be known as Roach's Ship Build
ing q Engineering company dimitedl
The preliminary prospectus sets forth the
share capital to be f6O0. In addition to
the share capital debenture capital OF
100000 is provided for. The board OF
management i'm the United States will
consist of John B. Roach, president OF
the Chester works; George Z. Weed
president of the Morgan Iron works
Henry Steers, president of the Eleventh
Ward bank and William Rowland of New
York city. The National Bank of Scot.
land is named as bankers of the new. cor
poration.
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DIR. sherer Get. Fired.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Secretary VIM
dom has written a letter TO the United
States appraiser at New York, enclosing n
copy of the report Of the committee APP
pointed TO investigate the charges against
DIR. Edward Sherer. and saying: "The de-
partment concurs In the conclusion Of the
com mittee, and you are instructed TO re-
lieve DIR. Sherer Immediately from the
charge of the sugar laboratory and assign
another chemist to the duty OF polarizinR
sugars Mt your port"
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slow Time at sheepshead.

SHEEHsaEAD BAY, June 27.-A mile
Longstreet won, Strideaway second. Eric
third. Time I :i5 As.
Futurity course, little over five fur
longs Conrad won. Leganto second,
Tourist third. Time 1:l0.
A mile and an eighth-Padisbah won,
Admiral second, GUY Graft third. Time
2:aO.
A mile and e-eighths-Stockton
won, Her Highncss second. Prather third,
Time 2:21.
Spring turf stakes, n mile-Madston.
won. Admiral second, NengIr third
Time :i2 20,
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KIND WORDS TO PUPILS
More Obstinate People In Trouble
for Refusing to Answer the
Census Man District
Court Oolngs.
special To the standard.

"i'so'L LA' 'une ''-A' .'o 'his atser-
noon the assembly room OF the Academy
OF the Sacred Heart was well filled with
friends of the pupils, who had come TO
enjoy the closing exerciscs of the vear.
In ,ho ,.x, vn,,,, ,,,,n.,,.,d ,.,.h A., -.
sanh,, ro,,n hv toId;n. -. s. .s
'oS '"o'h W ,oi"'"s aoors' was
small stage for the speakers, beyond
which were the scholars, nearly hum
dred in number. The programme con-
sisted of instrumental and vocal music.
recitations. dialogues. n drama entitled
.C,oIdon Hair. In fonr ao,s and = 60.
,s..,,.s ..T,'', p'',, - (, s.e
e"ouu ., he i.nacs, III al, OF wnich
'ne periorners diu credi, 10 themselves
ana tneir teachers. After the literary ex-
ercises were closed Father Diomedi
awarded the prizes. between fifty and
sixtv In number. They consisted of hooLs
ran,,;n, srnu, ur..,,y ,;c,,,ro h.,oLs f,r ,h,
,:.., ps ". 'N .,'e s
n'ue ohcs W e'ee.N oounu vo'u'nes i"'
tne older boys ana young ladies'.
When the prizes had been awarded
Father Diomedi addressed the school. He
said: ''ChIldlren, | congratulate you upon
,h., ,rogr.ss vo, have made in tho ra.t
ns p'us - - sou ,.', na.u a a.; ~ ns pa.
s' az w." .s '.,,n " oous .
anu III spcahng. whcn a see mas peeh
uiNus since tne eSsrvises OF year ago.
.or WIS You snou'u 'iianN a, your .eacnes.
All ahc'en. oeeA puhosopner saiu shat
we Gan never repay our parents ana our
.eacncrs lot "hat tney u1 TOT u.s. ne
menoer uhas. nonor aha revere YOUR
eachers. Nov, us you go ior.n 10 ENJOY
your vaca,io9, hope play ne happy
pne , TOT a.. oi YOU, anu aesnu ! conerasu-
late you ON she progress OF tue past year,
anu wish Tor sun Rrea'er curing tne
next. ,,.,
Ihere were no grauuaes TINS year. as
tne SCHOLARS Win Few excepuons are ht,
ue ehiiuren. me sisters are wen pieaseu
w,,Il une year WORK anu ,he parehts
WHOSE cn'iuren a.e III a'eensance snare
una, pleasure wi,n tnem anu ieei uankiui
10 thein Tor uielr iai,niui anu eIncieht
care OF unose en.rus.eu 10 tneir cnarge.
pr. saInes Ssoduar1 aoes no. seem 20
nav. peen s.susneu wi.n ,he recepuon .ne
an,e. Inenical Ira.erhiy on M,ssouia , gave him,
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several Yer.el. Wreckrtl.

LONDON, June T.-The Dutch steamer
Prins Fredirik from Amsterdam sunk on
the night of June IS, in latitude AZ degrees
north longitude degrees west, by collis-
ion with the British steamer Morpesha.
The collision occurred during n dense
fog. The Morphesha arrived at Falmouth
with her bow stove i'm and fore peak full
of water. She had on board the crew and
73 passengers of the Prins Frcdirik. Six
lives were lost. The fierce gale ON the
Scottish coast this week show nine vessels
wrecked.
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A Great Mans = ON.

SEATTLE, WASH, June 27.-Herbert T.
Beecher. son of the late Henry Ward
Beecher, has been acquitted In the United
States district court on the charge of lar
ceny in abstracting books from the records
of the custom house at Port Townsend
while collector of customs.
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Harry wilkes the winner.

HARrpoRD. Conn. June 27.-In the spe-
cinl race between Harry Wilkes and Rosa
straight heats. Time 2:la aud 2:16.
In the . % pace, S600-Lochinvar first,
j. X. second. Blanche third, G.. X. 5.
fourth. Best time 2:lsh.
In the 2:D trot, stDO-Semicolon first,
Prince A. second, Jewel third. Manor u
rich fourth. Best time :23L.
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Br.x,, and chill Won't Fight.

WASHINGTON, June T.-Valente, the
Brazilian minister TO the United States,
said tonight there was no foundation for
the story that there was likely TO be trouble
between Chill and Brazil. and that the
latter country had entered into an alli-
ance with Peru aud the Argentine Repub-
lie against Chill.
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They May GET Free.

Ell PAso, Tex, June 27.-Walters, the
man sentenced by a Mexican judge at
Paso Del Norte to be shot, has been al
lowed to appeal TO the supreme court Of
the state of chihuahua, Mexico, as has
also O'Laughlin, the other American sem
fenced to 10 years. The prisoners are
held i'm the military barracks at Paso Del
Norte, pending "A decision.
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England. Duty TIA. No, Increased.

LONDON, June Elm the commons, Ie-
ferring 10 the report that the agreement
with Germany included n secret clause
providing for an alliance with that coun-
try In the event Of war. the under foreign
secretary denied that the government had
undertaken any new obligation toward
European powers, either in the present
agreement or otherwise.
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WASHINGTON, June 27.-The following
combinations have been made:
Collector OF Customs-Max Pracht dis
trict, Alaska, Rocky =. Earhardt Of
Willamette. Ore.
Postmasters- Oregon: Michael I. No
Ian at The Dalles, Mrs. Minnie washburn
al Eugene.
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Itnies To- Iie Itrstoresi.

NEW YoRK, June 72.-The president OF
the seaboard trunk lines spent the day I'm
considering the east-bound rate war. He
decided 10 recommend to the Central
Traffic association 10 restore the rates.
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SKIPPED HALF THE CITY.

Denver Claims To Be $4,000 People short
ON the Census.
DENVER, June 27.-There is no little dis
satisfaction here over the way the census
Of this city has been taken. Complaints
are innumerable and il is believed that
through the negligence of the enumera-
tors the city has been cheated out Of TO-
900 TO 5000 people. Governor Cooper. to-
gether with other leading citizens, will
call a meeting and organize for the pur-
pose of having the city gone over again.
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R...uer. Driven HACK by Planes.

DUNBAR, Pa. June G.-The flames
which have been burning in the Farm
Hill mine. burst from the mouth of the
Iit tonight, and all efforts to extinguish
the fire have proven fruitless. The res
cuing party was compelled 20 stop work
Int the district inspectors bravely volun-
teercd 10 finish il themselves. The task
now is an extremely dangerous one.
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Tn. sunday school Convention.

PiTTsBURG, June 2.-The International
Sunday school convention this morning
decided that the second .:world's and sew
enth triennial international Sunday
school conventions shall be held together
at ST. Louis in is93.
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ON.THE DIAMOND.


At ClevelaDd-Cl.veland !, Phila-
delphia 3.
Al Cincinnati Cincinnatil 4. New York &.
Az Pittsburg- Pittsburg 3, Boston Z.
AT Chicago-Chicngo .. Brooklyn Z.
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WASHINGTON, June 27.-The house
committee ON invalid pensions decided to
report bill granting "a pension Of Sl0O
per month To- the widow of Gen. Crook.
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AT Cleveland Cleveland 5, Brooklyn O.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg 10, New York 4.
Al Buifalo-Buifalo 5, Philadelphia Z.
AT Chicago-Chicago2 >, Boston D.
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The Emperor nj Sea.

BERLIN, June 27.-Emperor William has
sailed 10 Kiel on board the iron clad
Kaiser. accompanied by the squadron Of
evolution.
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The Iottery Hill.

BATON RoUcE. La, June g.-The sem
ate committee tonight decided TO report
the lottery bill favorabiy. The amount To
be paid annually is 81 10000.
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MANY DEATHS.
Tornados and u Hot sun KIii Many People
in Kentucky.

LouIsvILLE, KY, June 27.-The heat
for several days has been excessive, Is
deaths from prostration have occurred in
three days. Meager reports have been re-
ccived of the havoc wrought by n tornado
i'm Graves county Thursday. One person
was killed and many injured.
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American ASSOCIATION Game

AT ST. Louis st. Louis :, Louisville ..
At Toledo-Toledo 8, Columbus y.
Al Syracuse-Syracuses 4, Brooklyn :.