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UIsDOM or THE WITS.

Come to think OF IT. the glacial period was
really the original pack age.-Lucd Herdh
Hammock dresses" are announced tor sum;
mer wear. Something girl can SID out OF
easily we prOsume.-l onk1'S statesman.
Customer.-I want to get an unabridged die
tionary. uo
Customer. Makes, no difference. It's the
only thing that will keep my trousers from
baGginG. -Ctothjer and F""'sher.
How is business - inquired friend.
slow" replied the stockholder 10 the, ceme-
ening up Chicago Tribune.
lying ia wicked. but. thank goodness. 1t Is
not unfashionable.- IrOridencr Telegram.
Now. then." inquiries Canadian paper:
what is crunk?' Why the other fellow. Of
course.-St. Paul Ponee,-lress.
He Is too lazy, to go to sleep"
"Oh! the iden." .
Fact nevertheless. He Just simply falls
asleep IPrre HdiUe Express.
Great cry and little wool" was what, the
colOred man said on being shown his newborn
baby boston LOm'ier
My benefit is to come off next week-Friday.
Can't you assist, Miss Naldini Z;
II can't possibly bo there. but you may an
cato to satisfy the audience "-MTpe''s BG1Hr.
Wibble-They are now making policemen's
Wabblo- Tapping paper. presume ?-Terre
U0lte EMPRESS.
My husband has been gone nearly three
hours from the house. and | cant for tho life OF
me imagine what has become of him."
Perhaps he has gone fishing.
oh! no, ne hasn't gone. fishing. Tor tho
whiskey flask Is on the dining room table,
boston COuriPr.
TomDo you suppose she has spoken to her
parents about the engagement YETI
Dick-l know she has spoken to her father.
He met mo to-day and invited mo TO drink.
Tum-But he's temperance man.
Dick-Of course. and he wanted to try me-
Yankee Blade.
Razzle- How much did you pay for that dress
suit you had the other evening"
Dazze-FiftY cents an hour.-FW'nishPT.
American Ito Englishmnn whose name he
has iorgottenl-l beg your pardon, butter
what are you Earl of?-HIrDer'S BdiW.
Miss Beacon-This waltz is divine! Do you
ever dance tho Lancers. Doctor
DR. BoylSton-No: but sometimes lance the
dancers.-H boston Budge.
Swlgger-Gentleman' dross romans about
the same this year. doesn't IT,
Twigger-Mine doos.- CiO'h'Pr ana FHrniSher.
Col. Yerser-lIow did you Ike the, picnic
Gillooly-I was so glad TO get home again
that was glad went.-IIfnS SUt'nvs.
gIistress-!Is the chicken dressed for dinner2
Hannah-Yes'm.
Mlstress-Well. then. como UP and dress me.
Harrington Free IteSS.
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PARIS. Juno 2l.-The report OF the committee
appointed to investigate tho position of tho
shareholders and bondholders Of the Panama
Canal Company was submitted to-day In tho
Chamber of Deputies. 1t recommended that
the petitions OF the shareholders and bond
holders be returned to tho Ministry OF Justice.
NJ. Delannay, In the course OF the debate on
the report. urged that more light ought to be
thrown upon the enterprise, especially in tho
interest OF small holders. who had Invested all
their savings in the shares OF the companY
NJ. GRuthler declared that the authorities
could not decline 10 interest themselves in
the question.
". FRlieres. Minister of Justice. replied that
the authorities had never accepted Joint re.
Bponsibility for tho enterprise. hut that tho
GoveITnment had not remained insepsible 70
tho disasters Detailing II. In u few days tho
Official liIuIdRtor would he able TO report on
the present position OF affairs and when It was
established who were the responsible parties
the Ministry OF Justice would Intervene II nee
essaiy. In tho mean time he consented to tho
return Of tho petitions without In any way
pledGnG the responsibility Of the Government.
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JOI2INGS ABOUr IOWM

-. 'url.r Of lis wife Kate the Rebel" was taken
10 sIn! Sing estrrdaY 10 serve life sentence.
tuL Fellows said yesterday that he wunId recommend
peadel guilty. OF stealing $1,000 from Wallacos uncle
10 l.lmira RetoTmht0ry
Charles II Wells and Henry Ham. who were arrested
on c"rR" Of Swindlny their employer H. 'oupeE =
nonr merchant were held IN $500 Tor examination at
Jefferson Mailet yesterday.
George Reid fireman on the steamship Teutonic
SAs held IN ~, Hai N The LeGorsnn MARKET Police
OF spelter weighing eighteen pounds
r. j. Morgan, negro missionary who has bncn work
Ing In AfrrA Tor the last ten years landed ~ the barge
Henry Lawrence II the state street Mission
First Mate j. i, Jensen Of tho british bArk OnawaY
SyerOoAr from the vessel In hnErieAnt IN April -
The New York Teachers Association held its last re-
ecption Ot thu the Len0N Lyreum Yesterday
afternoon There WAS concert " TappaS seventh
Soloihs,
Dennl, DAILY. 10 years old m a3o Last. Forty ffth
street was lnn oyer and ssyerelE n)WTsa on Ttisy
terday. DAILY is Ia Bellevue Hospital
Hourly rIpt frSm Wes TwspytSlrd ;tT1s i.Hm az
hour later 10 the Iron Steamboat uompnnys time tn, .
Sn . ;4 nh ss Rs w next X IN
Sunday noAI tho Long hrAncE boats will begin running
The Grand piVhion OF tho order Of Railway TelsG,
JUNE ii = iSmItdim 81 Columbus, Ohio was elected
last Grand Chief TslsGraplrr; y. Thurston Grand
Treasurer The ~ lat named AFRO from Nintou Iowa
the headquarters Of The association.
The service nj the Fall RIVER line between New York
steamers being zach way on week DAYS and nns on
RHs s TS . oh.E pss Se~so IN ee
direction on sundays one boat Is run touching at
Newport each way The new Pullman VestbulOd trains
between Fall kNsr ana Boston ia connection with thlS
Sou0s service ere Also running.
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SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA,
A u,p,diy Growing Country, Showing I'm.
usual Advantages for the Investment OF



The recent dulne.s in wall street has caused investors
10 look IN other directions Many Eastern capitalists
have turned their attention TO the new States OF the
West proBtinE by the example Of the many who have
enriched themsevss by judcious investments In the
rapidly growing cities Among all tho new States west
OF the Mississippi which have attracted the attention OF
the world by their mArvellously rapid development
south Dakota is proeminent She IL less than year
old but she exhibits record Tar superior to any other
state that In addition to this her resources are
greater and diversified than those of any other
state She has a soil that Is wonderfully productive
she has coal fields that arc insNhAusibo abe las tho
nnes tin mines in America tho has Quarries OF stone
TINT rival the porphyry Of Egypt or the onyx nj tny
she has enough treasure OF gold and silver hidden away
to make all the world rich The nnest horses, sheep
and cattle in the country raised In South Dakota
All the great railroad sysems Of the country are run
Mug their lines through this state, ana she 10 pro-
jectnR new lines of her own. - So, ,,,
IS metror0s 81 south m n nnS ~" tho GAZE
way of tho state Although the growth Q, SinuH hais
are stone and iron The streets arc paved aud the
city hna NIL Of the modern improvements. Ill., 49,,
trio IEht% water and gas works A new packing house
in pT2cs Of srceo which Is to co., sS5y h o
yer day The nST opera house viii be ou't 'hsye
siouS rails viii bo the OF tho new Pacific
Midland Railroad which will DO by go mi'eS !he short
s s trdT TT GN soSS '2 has Iuns
ten years and yet she has population OF nearly 21o'
history of Omaha will repeat Itself IN Sioux Falls
There land for rao within the city initg
SoSs itssf oG H%sda,ny II W land ia sold At retail in
small lots This is no fairy story. but the plain unrnr
nishei truth Tie closest investigation Is Invited anu
Senator Frank pettiSrew now in Washington. is will
Sioux Pals and lis partner Judge L. Tate WIN I. in
Sioux Fails viii gladly receive any onc who goes mere
to him by natl to Ices Broadway, New Yora city.
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however. there was no use troubling
se r hSHd SSq f n SS9 OF ssnd do4
Victoria MAMA was hostile to Europeans and
the only whites in bis capital were prisoners
would let them go. Emin Pasha. at Albert
Nyanza, was hemmed In on all sides by enc
s ne The county between Victoria MAMA
ami the Congo State was almost unknown, and
none Of the wise men who were negotiating
pence Tor It. SO they decided to leave the lake
regions for statesmen OF the future to quarrel
But events have moved with unexpected ra-
pidty. and the question OF the big lakes came
to the Of i9W %sseS S gq
season OF exile, has been restored to his throne.
with tho AID Of the whites. and he turned a will
Peters who arrived opportunely on the scene.
enger TO secure fertile Uganda for Germany.
the coast. said HIS country could and ought to
be reclaimed, and he posted back in the pay OF
Germany. and with large caravan, 10 take
possession. A great hue and cry went up from
the British East African Company, VINO had in
vested an enormous capital In the British
around around behind the line dividing the " TWO
spheres and about 70 grab the lake countries
norlh Of the limo; The british company was to
the countries naturally tributary to its coast.
Something had to he done, and the present
agreement Is the result OF the clamor in Eng
land in behalf OF the interests OF the British
East African Company.
I his Is what has been done, and the pro:
ceeding may be followed on tho map. The old
line OF demarcation which strikes the. cast
shore Of Victoria Nyanza. at, l. SOUTH latitude.
along that parallel Then 1t takes a turn to
the southwesl around Mount Mfumbiro and
Joins the boundary OF the Congo State. Tho
the boundary line makes that curious bend
south OF Mount Mfumbro. When he was on
tetween Muta Nzige and this mountain very
rich and prosperous region for equatorial AZ
rica. The population is dense. cattle Craze by
found. Stanley improved tho chance TO make
treaties with the chiefs OF this country, placing
them under British protection. and HIS treaties
have been respected In tho agreement.
] his arbitrary limo. therefore, from tho
boundary OF the German sphere Fully three
fourlhs OF the coast line OF Victoria Nyanza is
German. The Germans have gained the entire
country between Victoria NyanZa and Lake
1Anganyika. most OF the western part OF which
Is as yet wholly unknown. The east coast OF
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Taneanyika Ia theirs. while on tho opposit9
shore the blue fag OF tho Congo state vii
arbitrary line TO Tx tho southwest boundary OF
Germany. This Is how i was done:
few yoars nEo the African I;escs Som dpOicG
TO mako n wagon road between Tanganyka
and NyAssn for the purpose OF extending Us
trade 10 the northern lake. 4 wealthy Scotch;
James stewart we'll known Tor bis carel,'i map
Of Lake NJHssG. surveyed inc romte ana .nen III
tho road for wagons. Owing TO his untlmey
death the work was then suspendei and mas
igritRin rstnins the so.called stevenson road,
and n line from Nyassh 10 lnnHhhNlkh lust
north Of It mark TIE limit hS OF The thS German
Boundary follows around the north ord Ti Ny
ASA aud down tho enst const OF The lake TO
nearly its middle point. where tn" Rovn UNIV
Hiyer extended IN II straight line to the lake
forms tho southern boundary .,.,...
curious feature Of his arrnnGGnent ,s .n ~
tribal territorial divisions. How VIII the mig
OF Uganda Ike 1t when 10 hoars that while no
uto payer, tho Ming OF rich ,KarnGwe Is under
the tierman flag Nasal Land mas lcen cut
in two tho middle and It vii rrrnISn ,rSt TO
Know whether they are British and Getmans.
The extension Of Gcrmanys sphere ere, 70 o 1mo
sands OF square miles to her territory Hoy
has GREAT britain iarod1 orr sui, Duty LIS Us
loudly consured ny some o, me En Gesn INT
Staniev thinks the Primo Minister has done
splondidly for his country. and s" VIII evoINiI
body else who has studied those e'u"'of'"'
regions. Il, ne.
pnrticuInrly covetc cd plum in The lake regions.
Then tnyoro north ami Imin's old province
are within the British sphcre; safe from any
hoad OF tho navigahle Nile and when the wan
ing Mahdist rover Mt khartoum succumbs.
the great Nile valley 10 the cntarncts may 20
fmginnd's II sho chooses to take IT, On the
coast the situation has been greatly improved
from the English point OF Wow. Inc ilttle
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Martin Hayden who is going to bring out play At
Harry Kennedy's Eighth street theatre ne%t week, re-
ported to the police yesterday the DISAPPEARANCE OF
Newman Marks, his advertising agent Marks had
about $40 OF lIayden's money with him. but ho had
handled much more with entire honesty lie 10 son
of a Sixth avenue pawnDrOker hut has not lived at
home for a year For tho last ten weeks HArry men,
nsdy had employed him IN tho box once ne Gsrd
frequently TO sleep In tho theatre and had no nther
liked h3m. ON Thursday night while iaaing .irLst-,
Marks had All alteration with ROBUST negro VINO
threatened to do" him for refusing 20 give nm seats
Window privilege tickets An hour AFTER marks lelt
from him by MESSENGER saying 10 hIl been suddenly
taken sick and was ordered bed BY ms DOCTOR Dut
woull communicate with him next day lie has not
lie en- heard Ot since
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Dr. Gibier's Patients.

The Pasteur Institute quiet yesterday. Only one
new patient was received. Rrl years old, who hal
been bitten tho shoulder by her pet dog. She is
doing well. boy who has received several inocua.
tons will DO discharged to day. Little Edna Chairman
Of Jersey CITY, whose leg badly bitten BY lul..
dog passed quiet night aud 10 improving Or Gibicr
received a telegram from Ashland. y. q, yesterday
I'M ormmg him that Two ANAL boys. who hal been biz
ten. their to New YORK to be treated. lilo
also was informed that two boys OF Cincinnati had
started for this city 60 10 inoculAted.
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Seven steamships passed through tho NarroWs yes
terdsy outward bound with fifteen hundred cabin
passengers. On the Bms were Dr. and Mrs Samuel L,
Allen Prof. Charles Kendall Adams Mrs Richard N.
Hoe. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock Mrs J. Henry
Harper and family, and Edward worms,r AS%ar hoard
iha Etrura were AbrAm ). Hewitt neOIge W lillian
Balou tho Rev Dr. John Hall aud Mrs Hall CLARK
son Potter Gen u Palmer Gsih Roy stone ". y,
lett Charles J. Canda, Guy r Candles and DR. d. a.
olbrooA sailed by tho Ethiopia ON La Gaseoge were
DAVIS BH1rrott Davis, the Rev J. fr rs !; -
Cheytiier do TRyerA Nnster OF Austria Hungary -
the United htates Mr. Muruaga minister OF spain 10
lilo United States, and David lTQuhArt
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WISSMANN NOT PLEASED.

He DeDiorea tho Loss OF Uganda which
He Says IL tho Key 10 Central Africa.
BERLIN. June 2l.-Major Wissmann. who
Will arrive here tomorrow, has teleGraphed
that tho surrender OF Zanzibar makes tho Eng
lish masters Of East Africa. and that the sur
render OF Uganda into the hands Of tho Eng
Ndnib'rgher N1chricifrn declares that German
commerce in East Africa will be ruined but
admits that the acquisition OF Heligoland bal
anccs any loss elsewhere.
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The trouble Over italian Imm,grnp,a.

ROME. June 21.-In the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day SiGnor Bought asked whether tho Gov
eminent intended to inquire into the truth Of
tho charges OF tho Washington committee
against the Italian Minister and Consuls with
reference to immigration into the United
StateI with the view OF taking steps either to
punish tho guilty or TO protest against the ac:;
unfnunded. Prime Minister Crispi said he
must decline 10 reply tothe question nj present.
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John H. Ration, proprietor OF tho saloon al Vernon
avenue Long Island City denied yesterday that he at
tempted to bribe Mayor CLEMSON to renew his license
He says he went into the Mayors private office Front
street on Friday night to talk the conhe question over
with the Mayor. The moment he stated tho object OF
hts visit he saii tho Mayor used abusive language
toward him. and finally put him out OF the Office by
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Lee LUX Died Aioro ana Fr,endless.

Dominica de Luce, tho jantor of the tenement at
Mott street reported at tho Elizabeth street station at
"a NJ yesterday morning that there was an offensive
odor from a room on tho tor floor OF the building.
Roundsman o'Bron went with him TO the house and
burst the door On the floor lay the body OF Lee
LUX with pool Of blood his head. which rebIed
against stove Deputy Coroner IVES on found that he
had died Of consumption. and that tho blood was tho
result of hemorrhhTea
Lee had been lAundryman. but for ten months had
been sick to work. lie had friends, nnd como
Mott street Cinnamon raised subscription TO bury him
the chinese plot EverRrcous Cemetery, where tile
body was taken yesterday afternoon.
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Ju.rn NIeCarthy Csnsursa.

DUBLIN. June 2l.-At a meeting OF the Nation
alist electors of NewrY to-day, resolutions
were adopted censurinG Justin Huntley Me-
Carthy for persistent neglect OF his Parliament
tary luties and declaring that at tho next
his stead,
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FIUIV ITTDtIE'T
81 have had delightful evening" he paid as he took
his hat and rose 10 10. May call again -
IL shall b.. glad to see YOU Ehe replied with blush.
A he walked out into the hall he saw in tho mirror
Of hat rack reflection Of the TOgush girl blyly
thro ing n kiss ut him and no turned back.
e must have that in tho original package" he wills
pcred
lie was Kansas young man and he got it
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Excursions.
arm OF JULY, 1890.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO. Delish.tgl Hslt
day Trim. The iron screw hteamhhin GUY AND.lIIS
Hs% tons VIII leave Per u, y. X on fhursdsy July
at J.. NJ Tor Old Point Comfort NortOlk, And NeWp0fg
News arriving Friday attetnoo1 about o,slock The
GVNANDOTTH VIII leave Norfolk at Z 7. VI, saturday
for New York reaching Ter rier sunday evening Pss,
senRers wishing to ~ through to Richmond. Va, can
take the hortok ana Western ailroad At Norfolk Vs.
Friday at T. NJ, arriving IN Richmond GitS =. NJ,
or the Chse3nrake AND uhio Railway from Newport
Richmond 80 + NJ i.env,s Richmond on saturday,
w., connecting with s,eAishin ouYANDUTTE at Nor
folk Saturday night, at I OCiUCk
fAkBs.trom Sew York to \or'olk Va. =, round
round trip, good for thirty days SIS % Point Com
Va railroad from Newport News SIu; Richmond Va,
railroad from Norfolk. so; Richmond Va. via rail
from Newport News, Norfolk. round TRIP, good for
nfteen DAYS SiI Baltimore Md limit lhtcr days 81 so
(menls and stAteroum between Norfolk and Baltimore
extrA All the above tickets include ais and state
room Accommodations Passengers can secure state.
room Accommodations in advance OF day siding TINS
can he done nv letter, telegram telephone. state
rooms will not lie held LAYER than o'clock day snip
sails uniess tickets Soid at tim, reservation for
stateroOm is made. Application for staioroom should
he made Mt I'll Is office and NOT board the steamer
NM. H. STANFORD. a. J.. A. COmnanys Genera!nm
rcss a3j West vt cor. Beach New v rk. I" FEW
FACTS with 36s questions and ausw orB, lIth edition
with maps and other additions topics OF ms
book can DO obiained ON application at Companys
MI
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A Distinction.

From The Terri Hdute Erpr,1
NAbsloy-Now, what Is the sense Of saying an old
veteran T. snot veteran" enough
wlckwlrs-oh no there is quito distinction. rue
served three months.
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HALLWAY Collision In GERMANY

FRANKFORT. Juno FLA collision occurred
to-day between two goods tralDs at the rail way
station at MnhlackOr, SINAI village IN Wur.
temberR. Three OF The guards were killed.
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FROM the Minneapolis TribuHS.
Stick 10 the text till Wednesday next
Lot every man arouse, and
Swell tho count Till II shall amount
10 about 2jO,OV4
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By Judge IngrdhdnL

Those referees appointed in cases in the State
COLTS III ihs city last week:
tIHKLNE couRr
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MATBo DE orEvEDo. the banished heir
to tho Dukedom of Valencia called
The Sea King Mr.. HUBERT WHINE
Huntsmtn. Faiconers. raGcs and Maids Of Honor.
SmnxRIerG the sea Kings Attendants soldiers 6c.
Augmented chorus and orchestra under tho direction
OF the Composer.
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COLLEGE POINT,

Il ASrENpIEEs SUNDAY TRIPS ur. THE MN
IN SON.-Nonkers, West 70 NJ, aud SewburRh on
the magnificent steamer ST JUhNS every Sunday
Faro tor tho whole excursion, ~ cents Boat eayes
Nest ION st. Eorih kl,er, at,.... ....,... u A.
MeSt isl st, Norlh hlHer $50 A. VI.
West Roth st, ManhattRnrille. at....",.,lUol VI.
Music by Diitmarr's full orchestra :" ~
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saw grcat black bear slowly walking across
az op snn y paSfe down in the canon
ants. | was about used UP with climbing and
had touch OF the chllls. and when l tried to
that j could not ho d steadily Shifting my my
position, tried to get n rest oyer my knee. but
expedlent Of wisglins dnS and no pT1Ilne thS
trigger during the wiGgIe. At the crack Of
the rife the i bear iei on his knees but Tasup
dirt under his hsC ' We coan9Sd m as
i9T the S eamp Of the u ssh IN Sa Inc
middle of a big berry patch. They had been
berries. and had four bear skins stretched out
todry. Tom had counted upon finding bears In
tho berry patch put me presenee Of the Kliki.
pushed on and made our camp at spring on
tho slope o. mountain.
situation after fashion, and he told me that
elk S9HS Ss EIpd 9y df2n mS 70 ak9 about ten
visonS-"hiyu muckamuck" as our stock
got into tho condition described by, tho Chi
very little grub II bad Been H Wise Wond
have abandoned tho hunt right there; and re;
] got into trouble. II would take Tom two
days to mako the trip "a. tho nearest ranch and
sna me Gse n bscu sI
beans and the tea. AS there We're grouse In
the woods, i had no fear OF suffering from
want OF food during his absence.
4, spent that day in an unsuccessful hunt for
sort OF shelter TO protect mo from possible
storms but the weather was tlno and / took
the chances that II would renaln So, Tho next
We saw the bear. and wandered on from one
raNine to another descending all the time. UNI
thick brush and followed his trail for an hour
without being able 10 get u shot at him. When
far It had led me into the network
OF cahons and RorGes, and / struck of to the
would bring me out upon ridge about TWO