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doubtedly be made up by corn and root
crops, of which an unusual amount was
planted in the latter part of April and May,
and which looks uncommonly well. The
condition of apples is below the average,
and in many sections the trees are almost
stripped of leaves by caterpilars. The wet
winter has killed a great many trees.
Wherever the water lay ON the roots of fruit
trees-which includes peaches, apricots and
some almonds and piums-the sap seems TO
have stagnated and soured, and in many
cases the trees died when the leaves had
started and the fruit was half an inch in
diameter. This occurred on hard subsoils
mostly. The fruit crop will not be much
more than 90 per cent Of the full average
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

VIENNA, June 19.-The influenza has again
appeared here. There are three serious cases at
the hospital.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Callforna pensions:
Increase-John ". Mills Los Angeles; Robert
j. Doyle, Los Angeles.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-C. j. Adams has
been appointed Postmaster at Markham, Sononia
County. vice A. Markham, Resigned.
CHARLESTON (W. Va.). June 19.-The ru-
moTed accident on the Chesapeake and OHi0 last
night was freight wreck. Nobody was killed.
DENVER, June 19.-L. A MIIburD, who was
shot by George Y. McCOrtney on Sixteenth
street last evening, died at O'Clock this morn
ing.
WASHINGTON, June 19-The President has
approved the Census Deie ency Appropriation
Bill and the act providing for lie expectation Of
fermented liquor in bond without payment oil ill.,
terndl revenue tax.
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Two Petitinns.

WASHINGTON, June 19-Morrow to-day
presented the petition of Carlos Troyer,
Librarian of the California Academy Of
Sciences. and other San Francfscans, in
favor of the Copyright Bill. He also pre-.
sented the petition of the Willamette Pulp
Paper Company, Lick Paper Company,
California Paper Company, S. P. Taylor &
Co. and the Corralitos Paper Mill Com
pany, Objecting to the omission in the re-
vised Tariff Bill clause affecting paper
makers of feIting. The omission practi-
cally places the goods mentioned under the
general wooden basis, and increases the cost
of all felts for paper-makers' use. The Pc
titions urge the California repres. natives
to try and have the difficulty remedled.
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The WINNERS.
Yesterdays Races at Sheepshead, S.
Louis and Kansas City.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 19.-The results Of
to-day's races are as follows:
First race, hve-eghtbs of mile (he Foam
stakes, for two year-0lds, Ambulance won, Sal
lie Mcclellan second, Terrifier third. Time.
1:01 10.
Second race, one mile, Major DAILY won, Ken
wood second, Eon third. Time, 1 40 1-5.
Third race volunteer handicap, for three
yearods. one and a quarter miles, Judge Nor
row won, Admiral second, Banquet third. Time,
2:0S As.
Fourth race (Sheepshead Bay handicap ona
and an eighth miles, Loantake won, Strideaway
second, Castaway third. Time, :55 SO.
Fifth race, one mile, FOrdham won, SalvlnI
second, Defaulter third. Time, l AZ.
Sixth race one and quarer miles, Philos0-
ply won, ST. Luke second, Zephyrus third. Time,
i Oh
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PRISON CONGRESS.
Proceedings o. the Session Now Being Held
at St. Petersburg.

ST. PETERsBURG. June 19.-The Inter
national Prison Congress in session in this
city adopted resolutions declaring:
First-In future treaties between nations
the general principle of extradition should
be recognized and an agreement arrived at
as to the nature of the cases to be deemed
exceptions to the rule.
Second-Internationa associations should
be organized to assist dis charged prisoners
and their families.
Third-The action of charitable bodies.
both punitive and preventive, should be
brought into general agreement.
Fourth-Inebfety, accompanied by dis
oruerly conuuct, should De punlsnaOle
sellers of alcohol should be responsible for
crimes resulting from serving drunken men,
and the sale Of liquor on credit or to chill
dTen should be prohibited.
Randall of Michigan will address the
Congress on the subject of Young Offend
ers"
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A nriffinr Rana

NEW YORK, June 19.-The yacht clubs
regatta was sailed to-day, and it was mostly q
drifting race, there not being much wind
after the start. The course for sloops, cut
ters and yawls was twenty-six nautical
miles and for vessels over forty feet thirty
three miles. The race was really spiritless.
Tse winners were the sloops Katrina,
ClOrida, WhiIeaway and Nirvana and the
cutters Minerva and Clara.
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THE PLUMBERS.

Officers Elected by the National Convention.
The Next Meeting
DENVER, June 19.-The Plumbers Ma
tional Convention this evening elected
Robert Griffith of Chicago President for
the coming year. Joseph A. Mcdonald of
New York was elected Vice-Presdent,
Joseph X. Alcock of Chicago Secretary,
and j. L. Yons of Brooklyn Treasurer.
The next annual meeting will be held at
Cincinnati,
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Kansas City Winners.

KANSAS CITY, June 19.-Ths was the closing
day of the Kansas City Jockey Club races. They
resulted as follows: FIRST race Qlandcapl for
two -year-0lds, six iurlongs. Ed Leonard won.
Minnie Elkin second. Time, 1:1S 1-5.
Second race, for three-year-olds and upward.
one mile. Hamlet won, Cashier second, Spadng
third. Time, l :43 40.
Third race (Stock-yard stakes) for three-year-
ods and upward, mile heats; first heat, Lepre-
mier wOD, Brown Duke second, Friendless third
time, l :45 20; second heat, lie Premier won,
Brown Duke second, Friendless third-time,
LAG.
Fourth race for three. year. oIds. mile and sew
eDty yards, Pilgrim won, Melbourne second,
Kehomo third. Time, :52
Fifth race Consolation stakes), for all ages,
pile and sixteenth. John Daly wou OsDOFue
second, b third. Time / ;54 40.
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Withdrawn His Appeal.

WASHINGTON, June 10. - Charles E.
Green. by his attorneys, has withdrawn his
appeal from the decision of the Land Com
missioner refusing to extend the time with
in which he must make proof of the reclama-
ton of his desert land entry to q section of
laud in the Los Angeles district, California
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CENSUS COMPLAINTS.
Charges of Incomplete Enumeration and
Neglected Districts

NEW YORK, June 19.-Dispatches from
Albany. Buffalo. Rochester and other
points tell of dissatisfaction with the work
of the: Government census-takers. Com
plants are coming from all places that the
census, so far, is decidedly incomplete.
many districts not having been enumerated,
etc. AT Albany it is proposed to order an
enumeration by the city at once for COM
parison with the Government work.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-From figures fur
nishe by the Census Supervisor, by per-
mission of Superintendent Porter, it is
estimated that the Government census will
place the ST. Louis population at 100000.
Complaints of careless work and districts
not visited are pouring in to the newspapers,
and it is probable that an effort will be
made to have local count unless the Gov
ernment work is carried on to a fuller
extent.
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THE CHOLERA.

The Disease Making It's Appearance in Paris.
In Valencia.
MADRID, June 10. - The Government
Cholera Commission is convinced that the
cholera prevalent in Valencia is of the
Asiatic type, but is localized and decreasing
Dispatches from Malaga state there are
more cases of yellow fever there. The
commission reports eighty cases of cholera,
of which forty were serious.
LONDON, June 1.-Two cases of Asiatic
cholera are reported in Paris.
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spRECKELs' COMPLAINT.
He Charges the New York Custom House With

Discriminating in Favor Of the Trust.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Claus Spreck-
els has made complaint to the Secretary of
the Treasury that the New York
Custom house is discriminating in its
polarscopic tests of imported German
beet-sugar in favcr of the sugar
trust and to his detriment TO
the amount of $4,000 ON each cargo he I'M
ports. He claims that in many cases the
lists taken for classification at that port are
not above 80 polarscopc degrees, while
here German sugars are rarely returned at
81 degrees. The major portion runs up to
from % to 81 degrees. He cannot under
stand why this great difference is made be-
tween the ports of New York and Phila-
delphia in polarizing German beet-root
sugars.
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NICARAGUA CANAL.
But Little Work Being Done and Many
Americans Destitute

hMeTlCans UtstlIULe.
CoRINTo Nicaragua), June 19.-People
from GreytOwn say that little work is being
done on the canal. About eighty men are
at work just above where they started the
town of America, clearing away the brush
along the route of the canal A hospital is
located there, with about 100 patients,
mostly Americans. Contracts for 1000
Jamaica negroes have been made. The
country is overrun with Americans and
Europeans who have no money and can
get no work, and all are trying to get out
of the country.
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ENGLISH TURF.
The Winners Of Yesterdays Events at
Ascot,

LONDON, June 19.-The st. James Palace
stakes at Ascot were won by Janissary.
Delavan second, Fontanebleau third.
The New Biennial stakes were won by
Rosseau, Forester second. Warrington
third.
The Gold Cup was won by Gold, Philo-
mel second. Vassistas third.
The New stakes were won by Oryieto,
Grace SOnroy second, Noverre third.
The Al-age stakes were won by Me-
pbisto, Juggler second, BlavatsSy third.
The Rous Memorial stakes were won by
St. Serf, Martagon second, Golden Gate
third.
The New Biennial stakes were won by
AmDhiOn; Lord George was the only other
starter.
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MORMON IMMIGRANTS.
A Family Detained fer Violation of the Ali

Family Detained fer Violation of the Alien
Contract Law.
NEW YORK, June 19.-The steamship
Wyoming landed 250 Scandinavian and
Welsh Mormons in charge of Bishop Wiley.
They left this afternoon for Salt Lake City.
A special registration of the party was
made so that the Government, if it should
wish to interfere on the ground that they
are imported laborers, can locate them
easily.
Andreas Oleson, his wife and four chill
dren we're detained on a charge of violating
the alien contract law. Oleson admitted
that the Mormon missionary promised to
give him work when he arrived.
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MYSTIC PARK Races.

BOSTON, June 19.-Followng are the results
Of the Mystic Park races:
In the 40 class, Early Bird won, Maggie
second, Taragon third, Plckerel fourth. Best
time, 2:2Ss4.
In the 2:l9 pace, Alexander Boy won, Country
Girl second, third, h fourth. Best time.
2:193t
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
An Old Lady Dies From Injuries Received by

An Old Lady Dies From Injuries Received BY
Stepping From Moving Train.
CHEYENNE, June 19.-Mrs. j. NJ. Deamon,
for fifty years resident of Honolulu,
stepped from moving train in the Union
Pacific passenger-yards here this morning,
and su st tained injuries which proved fatal.
Her left arm was crushed and has been
amputated, and the head was confused.
She was en- route to Springfield, Mass. with
her son and mis- wife. Mrs. Deamon was in
her seyenty-third year.
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SENSATIONAL DUEL.

A Resort to Pistols to Settle Quarrel Over
Family Matters.
COLUMBIA IS. c.. June ia sensa-
tional duel occurred this evening on the
street between DR.. Roy of Congaroo and
Justice Weston Of this city. The men are
cousins. and young. They quarreled over
family matters, and whipped out their re-
volvers and began shooting. Both were
seriously hurt.
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THE RICHARDSON MURDER.
SURROUNDED sni Shot Down by the Taylor
Gang

BATON ROUGE Ia.), June 19.-The Coro-
ner's jury to-day found that Hilliard Rich
ardson, who was killed during Tuesdays
election, was assaulted and killed by the
Taylor gang. The latter, comprising FIVE
men, fired ten or fifteen shots at Richard
son. They completely surrounded him and
shot him from the back, front and both
fanks. Richardson, in defense, drew his
revolver and fired, wOnnding Eugene Tay-
lOr. 1t is stated tonight that Taylor is
dying. 1t was learned that last night a
crowd of men went to the residence Of DR..
A. r. Holcombe, in jackson, East Fellciana
Parish, and fired a volley of shots into his
front door. DR.. Holcombe is Treasurer of
the State Insane Asylum, and is areputable
physician.
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The Ciucinuati strike snrsadino

CINCINNATI, June 19.-Following the ex-
ample of the brick-layers, the plasterers,
bod-carriers and iron-wOrkers have in
dorsed the carpenters strike and refused
to work until the trouble is settled. An
almost general tie-up in the building in
dustry is the result
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Elaaiunrd Ran,s

NEW YORK, June 19.-FleetwoOd Park. 2:2S
class-AUbe won, Eastern Boy second, Clay
ton third. Best time, 2:2612.
In the 2:23 class Quatermasrer won, Royal
second, Isseduena third. Best time, 2:21k. 4
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Fatal Train C,llision.

ATcHIsoN Kans.). June ia collision
occurred between the pay and freight trains
on the Kansas City. st. Joseph and Council
Bluffs road this morning. Engineer l.. W.
Y0cum of the pay train was killed and sew
eral others injured. Eighteen horses were
killed,
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Railway Telfpranhsrs

New YORK, June 19.-The Order of Rail-
way Telegraphers tonight added to their
bylaws an amendment providing for tino
expulsion from the order of any member
using his influence to the end Of creating a
strike,
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Notable Wedding.

CHICAGO, June 19.-Rose Farwell, the
youngest daughter of United States Senator
Farwell. was married at noon at Lake For
est to Hobart c. Taylor, member of an old
and wealthy Chicago family and one of the
editors of the weekly paper, America.
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THE DELAWARE RIVER.
Proposition to Remove Three Islands Which
0bs;ruct Navigation.


PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Plans are
printed Of contemplated improvements Of
the Delaware River. the cost of which is
estimated at SS,52o, 900, 1t is proposed to
remove three islands from the Delaware
which obstruct the navigation of this port.
1t is also specified that the river shall be
canalized so that the width between the
Pennsylvania and Jersey shores shall be
1000 feet. The present appropriation is only
$2OO, 200, but large additional appropria-
ton will be asked for.
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A Seattla Man Rnhhad.

New YORK, June 19-George R. Clark. a
miner. from Seattle, to-day caused the
arrest of Maggie Mitchell, colored
woman, whose acquaintance he formed on
the street. He claimed she robbed him OF
S1450. The woman was held and Clark de-
tanned as a witness.
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A TERRIBLE sCoURGE.
People Dying by Hundreds From an Unknown
Scourge

BELIZE. June 19.-FOr months British
Honduras and the neighboring republics
have been under the ban of disease so
terrible in its character as to kill off, with
out exception, every one whom it attacks.
AT Cayo it is reported that people are
dying like rotten sheep. Nobody knows
what the disease is. European doctors call
it yellow fever, while American medicos
differ. The only thing positively known is
that in five or six days it kills everybody
whom it attacks
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

The Chamela Railroad 10 Be Built -Ilurbidss
Sentence.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 19.-lt is stated
that the proposed railroad from Chamea,
on the Pacific, to Aguas Calentes, under the
Estera concession, will positively be built.
A superior military court is reviewing
the. sentence of Lieutenant lturbde, but
finds no flaw.
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FEDERAL ELECTION BILL.
Majority Report Of the Committee Having the
Matter in Charge.

Matter in Charge.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Chairman
of the Committee on the Election of Presi-
dent, Vce-President aud Representatives
to-day submitted the report of the Commit
tee on the Federal Election Bill drafted N
pursuance of instructions by the caucus.
The report says, in part: The committee
believes that fraud, violence and corruption
exist to such degree. and popular conf
dence has been so largely shaken in regard
to elections in many Congressional dis
tricts. that they have as little doubt of the
expediency of such measure as this, which
they propose, as they have of the full and
absolute power of Congress to enact Iegis-
ton of this kind whenever circumstances
seem, as they do now, imperatiyely to de-
mand it
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sALIsBURY's STATEMENT.

TO Object TO the Transfer.
LONDON. June 19.-Replying to a ques-
tion regarding the transfer of Heligoland
to Germany in the House of Lords tonight
Lord Salisbury said there was no ground
for sup Osing the Inhabitants objected to
the transfer, except as regards their con-
scripto n, and this was provided against in
the agreement.
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Eayardis Tins,

NEW YORK, June 19-Followlng are Bayard's
tips for Sheepshead Bay: First race, Geraldine
or Phoenix; second, Eclipse or Lord Harry; third,
Major DAILY or TOrmentor; fourth, Sir Dixon or
Fitzjames; fifth, Galllfet or Badgei sixth, Sor-
rentu or Tomboy.
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Uncle Bob Spld.

CHICAGO, June 19.-The probable favorIte Ia
the American Derby, Sam Bryants colt UucIe
Bob, son of Luke Blackburn, was purchased
to-day by George Hankins OF Chicago, the price
being $4,000, $1,000 additional TO be added
provided the animal wins the Derby Saturday.
On trial to-day Uncle Bob did mile and
arfa in o-1
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Removed TO Yarensk,

h6m0Ved 70 arensK.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 19.-Mme. Tesch-
brikova, whose recent letter to the Gar
protesting against the present system OF
government in Russia led to her arrest, has
been removed, with fifteen others, to the
village of Yarensk, remote northern part
of XolOgda
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Contracts Awarded.

MINNEAPoLIs, June le.-The contracts
for furnishing street cars for Portland,
Seattle and Tacoma have been awarded to
Robinson & Moen Of this city. The n. w.
Thompson Company has been awarded the
contracts for furnishing the power.
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Ten Persons Killed.

VIENNA, June 19.-Later advices from
the scene of the fire at Felsomislya,
hungary, state that ten people were killed
and fifty injured
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California Emit,

New YORK, June 19.-Representative
of the California fruitgrowers have sent
out circulars saving that owing TO the par
tial failure of Eastern green fruits this sea-
son the products of California will be
largely used here this summer.
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TUESDAY NIGHTS STORM.

Further Loss Of Life Reported by the Cyclone
in South Dakota.
HURON Is. Dak), June 19.-Additional
particulars from Tuesday nights storm in
Potter County are more painful than at
first reported. The reports of the loss of
the Werger family of five persons and Of
Mrs. McElroy and her two daughters are
confirmed. as is also the report Of two
deaths from the cyclone at Lebanon. Three
stock is heavy. while the damage to crops is
very great.
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M1LLERs' CONVENTION.

The Butterworth Anti-0ption Bill IEdorsed.
Election Of Officers.
MINNEAPoLIs, June 19.-At the annual
convention of the Millers' National Asso-
citation to-day the principal resolution
adopted was one indorsing the Butterworth
Anti-0ption Bill. A. r. James of Buffalo
was elected President, William Sanderson
Of Milwaukee First Vice-P President II. l..
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TIN-PLATE DUTY.
Every Importer Assessed to Defeat the Nc
Kiniey Bill.

PTTTsBURG, June 19.-The Tin Plate
Record editorially claims that every timed
plate importer into the country has been
assessed $4,000. and the English syndicate
which controls the manufactures and
mines in M0nmouthshire and Cornwall has
augmented the sum to nearly S1,000,000 in
order to defeat the tin-plate clause in the
Mckinley bill
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NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES.

The British Minister'S Course Should France
Refuse to Arbitrate.
PARIS, June 19.-The Figaro, in an arti-
Gle on the Newfoundland fisheries dispute,
declares that Salisbury, the British Minis
ter, will accept arbitration; that if France
refuses Salisbury will repudiate the Treaty
Of Utrecht and open negotiations for a
new treaty, giving the French. to a reasona-
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Chicago Sales Of California Fruit.

CHICAGO, June 19.-Porter Bros. sold one
car. Apricots brought ST. 80 to S2O5, peaches
81 30 to So. A good stock is In demand.
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SEVERE THUNDERSTORM.

Residence and School House Struck by
Lightning.
BANGOR (Me,), june 19-Severe thunder
storms prevailed at several points in this
vicinity to-day and much damage was done
to property. In this city the house Of Cap
tain Pierce was struck by lightning and
four ladies seriously hurt. At Newport
school-house was struck and badly shat
tered, the scholars all escaping with slight
injuries from falling plaster and timber.
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ScrofuIa
Hoods SarsapariIIa Saved Our
Child"

HOODS SarSaparllia saved Our
Child"
"Our little girl nineteen months old was troubled
with scrofula Her eyes In terrible con-
diton and her all covered with scab Phys-
clans said they could not cure her. We commenced
giving her Hoods Sarsaparlla and now. after using
two bottles in the past three months her face and
eyes clear Of the and her appetite has re-
turned. We feel very thankful Tor finding so vau-
able medicine as Hoods Sarsaparilla to save our
chid."-J. A. GREY, 453 Miner ave-, Stockton, Cal.
"Last December was aiiicted with scrofulous
sores the left side of my face and around my
right ear, and was obliged to leave work. Hoods
Sarsaparilla was recommended, and after taking
less than two bottles all the sores disappeared
sincerely advise any one troubled with scrofuia to
give Hoods Sarsaparilla o tral."-JosEPH v. A.
FRArEs, 226 Hollis street, Oakland, Cal
Hoods SarSapdrilla
Sold by all druggists 81; six for So Prepared only
by G. l. HOOD Il CO., Apothecaries. Loweii, MASS
100 Doses One Dollar
mrl6 cod
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BILE extent. the cod and lobster fishing
grounds, and the colonists exclusive rights
on the coasts and banks.
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RELIGIOUS WARFARE.

Three Turkish Soldiers Ambushed and Shot
by Christians in Crete.
CANEA Crete, June ia few days ago
a number of Christians ambushed and shot
three Turkish soldiers and Cretan Mussul-
man. A body of Mussulnans in revenge
killed a Christian. Further reprisals are
threatened
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Holiday of Cairo Second Vice-President
and S. II. Seamans of Milwaukee Treas
urer
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-17
ALIAS SUMMONS.

TERRIToRY OF IpAHo,l
Cou1 ty of Alturas. S''
In the Probate Court of Alturas county. Idaho
Territory.
EdwsrdJ. De Hart, William Houeyman and
Walter J. Thompson, under this firm, NAME and
style OF Thompson, De Hart Co., plaintiffs, va
Nelson Hsllock, Milton Pinney and W. Phil
lips. under the firm, n. me aud style of HALEY
ron Works. def. ndsLts.
To Nelson Hsllock. Milton Pinney, md ". W.
Phillips:
In the name Of the People of the United
States In the Territory of Idsho
You are hereby Motif d tn ut there ia now IN Ale
In the office OF the Probate court of the ceuuty of
Alturas in the Territory OF Idaho the complaint
OF Edward J. De Hart, William Hsneymsn and
waiter J.. Thompson, co partners Thompson
De Hart Co, demanding OF YOU SCOTT snd
Interest from January lst 1885, at 10 per cent per
snnun, upon the following cause Of action: For
goods. wares and merchandise sold and delivered
yeu by plaintiffs at your request, in 1887 Ana
that unless you al pear 6nd answer to said c.,n.
pIaint at my office in HALEY l. T., on the 25th
day ~ November, 1880, at the hour of L. o'elock
NJ. after this service hereof, exclusive of the dav
OF service. judgment viii be taken against Won
for the sum Ut one Hundred and SIXTY nine and
71-lOOths dollar 10 and interest as above
stated, together with costs OF suit
In testimony whereof, E. B. Lam.
mon. Probate Judge, have he,eunto
!oEALl SCI my hand and fixed the seal OF
said court, at HALEY Idaho. this 18th
day OF September, A. D. 1859
E. B. LENNON,
Probate Judge.