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SILVER BULLION.
The Available Stock Abroad Said to Have
Been Largely Depleted

NEW YORK, June 24.-Zimmerman &
Forshay, who deal largely in bullion, think
the available stock of silver abroad has
been very largely depleted. They have i'm
ported over 100000 ounces, and do not
think there is any very large stock to be
drawn upon now. The rise here was more
rapid than in Europe and English dealers
shipped in consequence. When the natu-
raj demand again exerts its influence we
shall export it over again.
The Stock Exchange reports silver bullion
on hand 5,63S,212 ounces; certificates out
standing, 1884. Since June 1st the amount
of silver bullion on hand has increased
1.267, 397 ounces and certificates outstanding
1874. Bar silver in London is 475sd per
ounce. The New York price, as reported
by bullion dealers, is 81 o.
The Mail and Express says: 1t is stated
that silver certificates have been refused as
collateral for call loans. even upon mar
gin of 20 per cent. by the Trust Company
This would certainly seem to be very
curious action, and will 60 far to make
good the complaint from the West that
Wall street is doing what it can to dopre-
ciate silver.
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A Railroad Alliance.

NEW YORK, June 24.-The Times says
that George Magoun. Chairman of the
Atchison's Directors. will have a
reseutatives of the Missouri, Kansas,
Texas Railroad. There is suspicion that
it will have bearing on the proposed close
alliance between the Atchison Missouri Pa
cific, Missouri, Kansas and Texas and other
southwestern roads.
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Wanted Half the Potts.

New YORK. June 24.-Charles W. Lewis
has obtained an attachment from Judge
Beach of the Supreme Court against the
property in this State of James d. Negres
of Ogden, Utah, upon claim for $4,000
for money loaned and nsed in railroad
project of which he was to receive one-half
of the profits. This project is now merged
in the Pacific ShOrt-lne Raj lroad.
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Around the World in Eighty-oight
Days.

A special dispatch from Columbia, s.
c., to the ST. Louis Globe-Democrat says !:
Captain Edwards of the sailing vessel
Noel Don. now taking on a cargo Of
phosphate rock at Port Royal, gives wOn-
derful statement of sailing around the
world in eighty-eight days during his last
voyage. The log of the vessel subs tam
tiates the captains statement, and he is
ready to satisfy any one doubling
him. Twenty-eight days after leaving
London, bound for Wellington. New
Zealand. the Noel Don was in
$40 west. At that port she cleared for Dia-
mond Island, British Burmah, and instead
OF taking the route always followed, which
is northwest, around the Continent of Aus
tralia, and trusting to uncertain winds,
Captain Edwards determined to sail east,
being able to depend on strong westerly
winds prevailing in that latitude. He
reached $40 west, having been but eighty
eight days under sail for 1900 miles. The
bark averaged 246h miles per day, proving
her remarkable sailing qualities.
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MURDERERS EXECUTED.
0ne White Man and Three Colored Men Hange
at III mphis

Une White Man and Three Colored Men Hanged
at II mphis.
MEMPHIS. June 24.-Parker Harris, Ed
Carr and Hardy Ballard (colored) and Frank
Brenish (white) were hanged this morning.
the colored murderers together. the white
man alone, as Brenish objected to being
hanged with negroes. The blacks exhib-
tied no signs Of fear. All confessed and
said they had made their peace with God
The necks of all three were broken.
Brensh, supported by the deputy sneriffs,
half walked, half staggered on to the drop.
He was stupeied with whisky and exhib
tied no concern. His neck was broken.
Brenish, Harris and Carr killed their
wives and Ballard killed street-Car con-
ductor. The first two attempted suicide by
cutting their thrnatS
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Sales of California Fruit.

New YORK. June 24.-Agents of the Cali
fornia Fruit Union to-day auctioned $50
boxes of Alexander peaches at from 81 Is
TO 81 60 per box; 414 half-crates spric0ts at
from 81 55 to 81, and small lot Of Royal
Hayti plums at 50 SIS.
CHICAGO, June a. - Porter Bros. sold
three carloads of fruit to-day. Plums
brought So 30; apricotS, 81 to 81 70;
peaches, So cents to 81 CO.
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The City of Paris Accident.

LONDON, June 24-The Board OF Trade
findings on the City of Paris accident
attribute the casualty to the wear
ing Of the propeller bearing. 1t also
finds the safety of the passengers on the
City of Paris was not sacrificed to speed
and that the vessel is one of the finest in
the mercantile marine
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Accident TO an Excursion Train.

LAWRENCE (Kans.), June 24.-Three rear
coaches of an excursion train, bearing
colored Masons from Kansas City, on the
Union Pacific, jumped the track near here
this morning and went into IA ditch. About
thirty persons received slight bruises, and
seven were painfully. but not fatally, in
iured
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SUNK IN A COLLISION.

4 British BARK List and -Four Sailors
Drow-ei
LONDON, June A.-The bark Ethel, bound
from London to Brisbane, collided off Port
land to-day with the steamer Umbilo. bound
from Natal to London. One of the Umbilo's
crew and four Of the EthePs were killed by
falling spars. The Ethel sank and her
crew boarded the Umbilo.
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SAN SALVADOR.
Order Prevails Again and New Government
Formed

SAN SALVADOR, June "a. - Order has
prevailed since the deposition and sud
den death of President Merendez, and
a new Government has been formed as
follows Provisional President, General
Carlos EZeta: Minister of Foreign At
fairs, DR.. Manuel DelgadO; Minister
of the Interior, General Fernando
Figueroa; Minister of Home Affairs, Public
Credit, War and Marine, General Benjamin
Molina Guirola; Minister of Public In
struction, Dr. J. Francisco Assiola
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snnrame Court Critici.ms

MADISON CWis.l, June 24.-Ex-President
John Bascom of the Wisconsin University,
now of Williamstown, Mass, created n SEN
sation tonight in his address to the grad
uating class in law by numerically crti-
cizing the decision of the Wisconsin Su-
preme Court excluding the Bible from the
nuhlie schoolS
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HALIFAX EXCITED.
Men-of-War Being Vleiualed aad Coaiad as
Rapidly as Possible,

Mtl-JI " 1T DeIug FICiudItu alu IUdItd as
Rapidly as Possible.
HALIFAX, June 24-It is believed here
that news or orders of the greatest import
ance has been received. Extraordinary ae-
tlvity prevailed all day in the dockyard at
Northend HarbOr, and all the men,
of-war now there are being victualed
and coaled as rapidly as pos
sible. Ammunition carts were also
busy transferring powder from the maga-
zine below the Wellington barracks
to the yard. In the afternoon the
engineer and torpedo corps were
in the staam-aunch buOying the harbor
channel between Fort Clarence and Georges
Islaud
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THE TURNER'S.
The Present immigration Laws and the Aus
traian Ballot System Approved


traian Ballot System Approved.
New YORK, June 24.-The Turner'S Con-
vention To-day adopted resolution signify
ing its disapproval of any change in the
present immigration laws and pledging its
members not to support any Congress
sional candidate who did not so think
The next Bund's Turn fest will be held in
Milwaukee in 1898. and the next conventi ton
in Washington in 1882. A resolution was
passed looking to the adoption of the Aus
tralian ballOt-reform system, and the cleo
tion Of the President by popular vote in
stead of by electors. A proposition to es-
tablish a life insurance company among
the members of the Turner's Bund was re-
jected.
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CITY OF MEXICO, June 24.-Ex-President
General Gonzales, Governor of the State of
Guanajuata, telegraphs that the reports of
revolt in that State are baseless canards.
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CLAIMS THE STAKES.

OConnor Asserts That He Was Fouled in the
Race With stansbury
SYDNEY, June 24-O'Connor, the oars
man, who was beaten by Stansbury yester-
day, has protested against the payment of
the stakes to the latter O'Co nnor claims
the race on the ground that Stansbury to ok
his water quarter of mile from the start,
and foul ensued. The umpires deny that
there WAS foul.
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A MERCHANTS FLIGHT.

Louis Myer Disappears, leaving Many Poor
Creditors in Montreal.
MONTREAL, June "a. - Louis Myer, a
wholesale clothing merchant, disappeared,
leaving $4,000 in debts. A greater part of
the stock of his two stores was removed
and shipped to Vancouver. The principal
sufferers are fifty poor men and women
who lives in New York, is worth quarter
OF million dollars.
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CORRUPT OFFICIALS.

Investigation uf Charges Against Chicago
Aldermen by the Grand Jury.
CHICAGO, June 24-The investigation
into the charge of boodlng in the City
Council was begun by the Grand Jury this
morning. Evidence was presented that
Mike Mcdonald, wealthy ex-gambler,
offered Aldermen Charles Monear and
Simon Wallner $1,000 each to vote for the
The morning call., 1890-06-25
BUCKLEY IN NEW YORK.
He Is rendered a Reception at Delmonco's
hY Qisrinpu she'd Citizens

BY Distingu Shed Citizens.
NEW YORK, June 24.-American flags and
shields decorated the large dining-room
at Delmonico's tonight, where many of
the friends of Christopher A. Buckley
of San Francisco were gathered in
henor of the bridegroom. Judge
OBrien presided, and Mayor Grant,
Sheriff Sickles, ex Senatorss Thomas
III. Grady, Comptroller Myers and
several California gentlemen were present.
Senator Hearst came from Washington to
attend, but was taken Ill at the hotel.
Speech-making continued till late hour.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The Blood and Skin Purifier aud purest and best
OF Humor Remedies. internally. an CUrIcURA, the
great Skin Cure. and CUTICURA SOAR. an exquisite
Skin Beautiher, externally, have thousands of
where the shedding of scales measured quart
daily, the skin cracked bleeding, burning and Itch
ing almost beyond human endurance RaIr liefess or
all gone. suffering terrible What other remedies
have made such cures?
Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcuRA, Soc; SoA.
25c.: REsoLvENr, 81. Prepared by the PorrKs
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
Rs-Send for How 10 Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, so illustrations and l01 testimonials
The morning call., 1890-06-25
Y ale Wins.

New HAVEN Comm, June 24.-Five
thousand people witnessed the Yale-Har-
ward championship game to-day. Yale won
By scnra of tn /
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The Americans Won and Lost.

HAMBURG, June 24.-In the point-shoot-
ing competition two Americans won prizes,
but in the competition for the silver cup
they were beaten by the Hamburgers.
The morning call., 1890-06-25

The schooner Sea Foam of Lubie Me- while
coming out Of harbor at the Magdalen Islands,
struck on the bar and sprung a leak. She made
for The nearest port, when It was found her shoe
and part OF her false keel was gone, and there
was hole In The cardboard into which the sue
tiou had drawn large sculpin tall first. Had it
not been for this fish the vessel and cargo would
have been LOST.
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1T STOPS THE PAIN.

pIMPLES, blaek-heads, red, rough, chapped ana
! I'I oily SKIN prevented by CUrIcuRA Soar.
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a Prisoner Lynchsd.

BRANDoNBURG (Ky), June a. Henry
Watts, who yesterday attempted to commit
criminal assault upon a tweve-year-old
child, was tonight taken from Jail and
lynched.
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Congressman Harrison Kslly Renem:nated,
EMPoRIA Kans.), June 24.-The Repub-
licans of the Fourth Congressional District
to-day renomlnased Harrison Kelly.
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Thrae Childran lrowned

OwATANA (Minn.). June 24.-Three chill
dren of John Kuiawa. living at Medford.
seven miles north of here, were drowned
In Steyight River to-day.
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THE GERMAN ARMY BILL.

It Will Neither Be Dropped, Nor Will Amend
ments Be Accepted.
BERLIN, June 24.-There was a spirited
debate in the Reichstag to-day over the
Army Bill. Chancellor Won Capriyi de-
cfared that the Federal Government would
neither drop the bill nor accept any amend
ments. The Federal Government could
not agree to curtail the service, but he was
authorized to say that a much larger num-
ber Of men will be placed on the retired list
in autumn. The Federal Government had
met the Reehstag quite far enough, he
said, and therefore urged the adoption 0 f
the bill. The debate was adjourned.
The morning call., 1890-06-25
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE.

Extensive Investments by President Harrison
and Members of His Family.
New YORK, June PA special from
Washington to the Mail and Express says: !:
President Harrison and family are showing
confidence in Washington real estate by in
vesting. During the last two or three days
the President aud members of his family
have been making extensive investments.
The President is member of the syndica te
that recently purchased large tract of
suburban property on the Potomac River.
A hotel has been erected and will be opened
soon by the proprietor of the Senate Res
taurant Villa sites are being offered for
sale.
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Brooklyn's Population.

New YORK, June 24.-The Census Super
visor estimates the population of Brooklyn
at BOZ 600
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Bsrnhard.,s Narrow Escape.

LONDON, June 24.-On going to the hotel
from the theater last night, Sarah Bern
hardt was unable to sleep and decided to
take chloral. By mistake she took 120
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UNITED WORKMEN.

Election of Supreme Mas:er and Medical
Examiner
BosToN, June 24.--The Supreme Lodge
of A. o. U. W. to-day elected officers for
the ensuing year. The Supreme Master
Workman is w. Wayne Wilson of Detroit,
Mich, and the Supreme Medical Examiner
Hugh DOhertY of Boston.
The morning call., 1890-06-25

Piedmont Springs arrived by railroad from Pitts
burg, Pa, last Thursday. 1t weighs 10000
pounds and Is over four and . half miles long.
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Says the Santa Maria Graphic: The grass
hoppers are making things lively just across the
river OH the Nip0mo side.
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ScaIy Skin Diseases

Psoriasis 3 years, covering face, head and
entire body with white scabs. Skin red,
itchy and bleeding. Hair all gone
Spent hundreds OF dollars. Pronounced
incurable. Cured by Cuticura Rs medies
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the side and told US to scrape and paint
from that. We did so, being on the lee side
We had painter to hold the bow of ths
boat, and a bride to hold her in at the STERN
under the counter. There was quite sea.
had headWay.
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grains Physicians were summoned and
found her apparently dying, but after four
hours hard work she was pronounced out
of danger.
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SICKHE!!AlD !. !|l'.I i:
~ rzwuwx,r, d N e%xsw.HH a..esau.as ascsSR

siiiOus Headache, D'Z-
asmesS. Constipation, Kn-
digest tom, Bilious At
hicks, and GEl Icrang
EnenfS of the ST mach
and bowels, are promptly
relieved and permanently
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-25

In the District Court of the ate OF Ne
VI ia, o msby County, L. O. Bradley
% ainJiff VIZ A. v. Bradley defendant.
action brought in the District @ 'uri
of tn State of Nevada. Ormsby county &.
and the com plant filed in said co NY
in the office or tire c e k of said District
Court on the 10Th day OF June "A. ID. 1880
The State of Nevada sends gre etlng TO
A. V. Bradley defendant.
You are herebs required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above ma ed plaintiff IN the District
Court of the State Of Nevaua, t'rm~b,
county and answer complaint II ell
therein within Ten days exclusive of
the day of servlcE( alter the rvice Oh
You of this sum mon> If served N sali
County. or If served out of said county.
but within the District twenty days, in
all other cases forty DAYS, or judgment
ny default Will be taken against you ac-
cordfng 10 the prayer oi said C mpialnt.
The said action is brought to obtain
the decree of this Court forever dissoiv-
ing the bonds of mat imony existing be
tween plaintiff and defendant, the care,
custody and control of their minor chill
dren, the community property and
general relief For that plaintiff 10 and
for more thnn q year last past has been
- resid emit Of o I'M shy county That plain
I'll II aRd defendant intermarried Nov. 20
1880. at Mount Pleasant, I0wa, and they
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nave ever nice been and still are hus
o. n ana wife. That for more than
ye.r last past defendant has VINO ~
II. greeted and 70 fused and he stu re-
Gets and efust s TO provide plaintiff
JsltE. the common necesSarieS of life,
anu such Mcgee is not and never ~as
t Z e>uit of tovtrt on The part of the
dsfei ddnt which he dould not avoid by
oreinery industry and the same is an
ever has beeu without the fault Of
piaipiiff. shat thee are two minor
children iss of said marriage ano
plainfiff is and defe danl is not lit
perso To have heir care and control
That there community property. All
ofwhich will more lily appear from
sa d compl lint TO which reference is
hereby m d -
And you are hereby notified that if you
fail to answer said complaint the said
plaintiff viii apply to the Court for relief
in said complaint demanded.
Given under my hand in Lyon county,
this 18th day of June in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety.
E. d. KNIGHT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The following Resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY

The following Resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted:
ResOIred That this comm ttee reatfirms the
State and National Republican platform OF
1855 including the declaration that 1.-THE Re
pub lean party is in favor of the Of both
gol and silver as MONEY! a I'd that it condemns
al eff Irt to dernonetiZ silver"
ReSOLUed, Tina the pers Stent neglect CT see
Rotary Wi dom to increase the coinage Of ST
yer [ the n 4ximu of four iliion do iars per
month, coupled with his attempt To nnuence
Congressional lie gts latiun 50 as 20 prrpetuate
silver demOnetI cation, is a sh tneless Vlotatlon
OF the Siiv,r plank of the National hepuDilcan
platform an at tOu the r-hts ana lnter-
est OF the miners farmers and worSeTs OF the
land, ma an act of larJy perhdy that should
call for his retirement from the unci OF an
A ministratiun which is pledged 70 ne p and
not to hin err the remone IL atom OF silver.
Re.0Lyed Tina the Rspub lean p rty OF this
Stat i in favor / fee and unlimited coinage
of 9th god and silver; that I 40 DIS TO this
principle as a tenet of trts faith and test Of
party aIitg ancs; that it Will permit II ne
abandonment or modification of this doctrine;
that let VIII sever will prove rec cant 10 the
princi de of bmstal sun it will remain steadfast
thereto. a d h It it invites all vot RS in New.
ala who ( or the repeal of the iniquitOus inter
lineated law IF 1873 by which silver VS. de-
monetiz ID, and wlO sire The estab is1ment
of free d unimite 1 ciina ;he law OF the
United states Of Nmerlca, to join la electinE
de eyates Repub ic IN State o Convention.
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Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved
by S1lloh'e Cure.
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Primary Election
OF the People on
SATURDAY. AUG. l6, 1890.

For the purpose of eecting Delegates TO the
said ase jo1 entiOa, the Prim try Elections
t. be led Out com lime with the laws
o TN ace and tn e instructions of this Com
mittee.
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The following test viii b. require ed Of each
ami every voter at the sa Primary ectlons:
II an a citizen0f this Stateand tCdt supper
the nominees az the Republican party"
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The Several Republican County Central Com.
mittees viii Gala
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State Central Committee.

The basis Of representation Of the respective
cou ties Ia the III invention shall re me
dei"gale tor Zach % GOT =. am . re for each
fra, of IS votes VI over EAST fpr IN Harri-
son aud MorJ"n L &c Dr. Aggre eating 146
delegates apps toned A. follows:
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