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DISSATISFIED LABoRERs.

Denver Building Operations suspended-New
York Cloak-Makers' Strike Spreading.
DENVER, June 16.-Plumbers to the num-
Der of 800 quit work this morning and
joined the striking carpenters and millmen.
Several gangs Of brick-layers, fathers and
hod-carriers also quit All the labor unions
held meetings yesterday and donated money
to aid the strikers, and passed resolutions
declaring their sympathy with them. OF
the many buildings in course of construc-
tion there is not one upon which work is
being done to-day.
NEW YORK, June 16.-The strike of
cloak-makers is spreading. One thousand
are already out, and it is expected the num-
Der will be increased to 5000 by the end of
the week.
CLEVELAND, June Is. - A great strike
of switchmen on all the roads centering
here for an advance of wages was inaugu-
rated here tonight. Five hundred men are
out
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BUCKLEY's BRIDE.
The Democratic Politician Married to O Bos-
to1 Belle.

BosToN, June 16.-Christopher A. Buck
ley. the blind politician of California,
was welded in the Cathedral chapel
to-day to Miss Annie Hurley. The
ceremony was witnessed by scores
of friends of the groom. Among
those present were j. Rudolph, j. F. Far
ley, j. Chenoweth and j. j. Driscoll, who
accompanied him across the country.
Buckley's bride is sister of the
late Daniel Hurley, one of the most
prominent comedians in the Boston thea
ter. She is one of the most charming
young women of local society. The cere-
m0ny was performed by Rev. Father BO-
land, rector of the cathedral, in accordance
with the Catholic ritual j. j. Driscoll Of
San Francisco was the best man ana Miss
Rose E. McSorley the bridesmaid. The
bride wore travelling costume OF
pearl gray Henrietta cloth, tulle
hat, with gloves of color to match.
In her hand she carried beautiful and
costly gold rosary, the gift of the groom.
The bridesmaid was attired in
light gray Henrietta costume, with
a hat Of silver -coIored tulle and
gray gloves: She carried small
bouquet Of Jacdueminot roses. Follow
lng, the ceremony was an elaborate
wedding breakfast at the Parker
House. The party left for New
ork, where reception will be held
at the Hoffman House tomorrow. After
trip to Niagara and a visit to several West
ern cities they will settle in San Francisco.
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THE CARSON MINT.
Bartine's Bill Providing for Substantial I'm


Bartine's Bill Providing for Substantial I'm.
provement.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Representative
Bartine this morning introduced bill for
the enlargement and improvement of the
melting and refining department of the
Mint at Carson City. New. The bill pro-
vides for an enlargement to double the
present capacity, or to such an extent as can
be done by the expenditure of $4,000.
The Secretary of the Treasury is authorized
to acquire for said purpose, by purchase
or condemnation, or otherwise, block of
land lying Immediately west, together with
the intervening street, if the same can be
acquired without cost from the authorities
of Carson City. The said block of land is to
cost not more than $780, For the purpose
of carrying out the provisions of the act,
$500 is appropriated, or so much thereof
as may be necessary.
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orders from outside markets.. Reports IN
-eeaTd to The spring Wheat crop are az
ceptlOnally favorable.
HANGED BY A HOB.
! COlOfsd Eg-NeAIbsg d tbs Louisiana
Legislature LyHChed.

NEw ORLEANS. June 16.-Gsorge SgaynS
ieolored), an e1.member of tho Louisisna
Legislature, was iynched al East Fei.eiaDa
yeseyday. He had been a.lssted on
charge 81 heing a daageroa
and suspicious character, when he wE..
taken froci the officers oy MOB ~
hanged, tSwayne vas distributing el =
lars to the negroes IN the parish, ad sisirg
them not 10 take part in t6e sIAs.,au
Tor State Senator tomorrow X al
3 vacancy, as il was purely q Benaers1.
factl0nal dght. A short tiue aqo ss.ss,J
leading white citizens OF Et Feneiaa-
sent ,et.ea W a member of tn L0uisian7
Lottery, warning him against attempting to
send emissaries iuto that section to infiu-
ence votes for the lottery. and it is alleged
that Swayne was on mission of that sort
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LIVELY SLOGGING.
Ten Rounds TO Draw at Louisville-Contest
at Buffalo

Ten Rounds 10 a Draw at Louisville-Contest
at Buffalo.
LOUISVILLE, June 16-Charley Daily of
ST. Louis and Billy Murray OF Los Angeles
fought ten rounds to a draw at the base
ball park this afternoon for $500. They used
4-ounee gloves, and there was lively
Singing from start to finish. Both showed
considerable science, but Daily had
the advantage in weight. Murray
landed heavily on Daily's mouth in
the first round and scored a clean
knock down. First blood was drawn by
Daily in the third round. At the close
of the sixth both were very tired.
Daily had bad cut over his
left eye aud Murray's lips and right
eye were cut and swollen. In the tenth
round the men were so tired that their
blows counted for little.
BUFFALO, June 16. - Ed Smith
of Denver defeated Jim DAILY
Of Philadelphia in seven-round
fight here Tonight before the Arling-
ton Club for purse Of $500. Smith had
the best of the fight from the start 1t was
claimed that Smith struck several foul
blows, bur the referee would not allow
them.
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THE HOUSE.
Amendments to the Sundry Civil Appropria-
tion Bill Adopted


tion Bill Adopted.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Williams Of Ohio
presented petition from ex-soldiers of
Dayton, Ohio. for the enactment of law
prohibiting the sale, use, manufacture or
importation of banners or flags represent
ing the Confederate flag or the red flag of
the anarchists.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the Sundry Civil ApprOpri-
alton Bill.
On motion of Williams an amendment
was agreed to appointing E. M. Morrill, of
Kansas and Alfred l.. Pearson of Pennsyl-
vania members of the Board of Managers
of the Soldiers Home.
Sayers Of Texas offered an amendment
making specific appropriation instead of
an indefinite appropriation for the payment
of back-pay and bounties. The amendment
SO far as it affected back-pay was agreed
to-, but on the bounty question it was lost.
Pending action on the bill, the committee
rose and the House adjourned.
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WORK ON THE TARIFF.
The subcommittee Expected to Report on
Waannrdn,.

The subcommittee Expected to Report on
Wednesday or Thursday
WASHINGTON. June 16.-Printed copies
Of the Tariff Bill, as amended by the Re-
publican members of the Senate Finance
Committee up to Saturday night. were laid
before the committee to-day. 1t included
the sugar and tobacco schedules. Copies
of these were to-day given to Senator Carl
isle. representing the minority. Several
changes were made to-day. This will prob
ably be the case every day until the bill
gets into the Senate 1t is expected that
the subcommittee will be able to report the
measure Wednesday or Thursday. McKin-
ley said that the changes made in the
House bill by the Finance Committee are
comparatively few and unimportant.
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SOLD AS A SLAVE.
A Chinese Woman's Abduction From tn
Mission in San Francisco.

New YORK, June 16-1he story of the
manner of the abduction of Chinese girl
from the Chinese Mission at San Francisco
was developed here during the hearing this
afternoon, in the case of Lee Xii, who is
charged with the abduction of Suen Yee.
1t seemed to be an easy process. The
woman testified that she was taken away
by force. She wished to remain at the
mission, but she was hurried to secluded
place in Chinatown, and not permitted to
see any white person, and then brought to
New York, where she was sold as a slave
by Ap Hoon. Here she was beaten, starved
and threatened with being sold to still
more severe master Ap Hoon has re-
turned to China after more slaves. Lee
Xii was committed to await action of the
Grand jury
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There are surprisingly many expert mu-
sicans in the royal houses of Europe.
Queen Victoria and her daughter Louise
play the piano and organ with great
skill. The Prince Of Wales knows all
about playing the banjo and his wife is
an excellent pianist. The Duke of Con-
naugIt can do wonders with the flute, ana
the Duke of Edinburgh is hardly less ac-
complished in handling the violin. The
Gar performs fam0usly with silver trump
ct. The Empress of Austria is one of
the finest players on the continent The
Queen of Italy does the most difficult pieces
of italian and German composers on the
piano. The Empress OF Japan excels in play
the 'koto." a Japanese instrument not un-
like an overgrown either. The gifted Queen
of ROumania is celebrated among her sub
jects for her extraordinary performances
on the harp aud piano. King George of
Greece extracts melody from castanets and
wine-glasses with all the skill of variety
show artist. He plays almost equally we'll
on the Hungarian ''cymbalum," concerning
which his daughter, the Crown Princess
Sophie, is also learning as much as two
Hungarian professors of music can teach
her. Prince Henry of Prussia issone Of the
best amateur musicians on the continent.
He plays the piano and violin and is a COM
poser Of considerable reputation. Chicago
Herald.
The Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott says he con-
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Winners at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. June 16.-First race for three
year-olds and upward, one and sixteenth miles,
Churc (Clalk) won, Longshore second, Liule
Minnie third Time, / :49 2-5.
Second race for all ages. five furlongs, herts.
first heat Miss Mary won. Rosetta second, Sam
Jones third. Time, l :03 2-5. Second heat Miss
Mary won, Sam Jones second, Rosetta third,
Time, :04 %.
Third (poolroom sweepstakes) for two
yealods. five furlOngs. Hazel Hurst won, Flora
Il second Ed Bell third. Time, 04 20.
Fourth race for all ages, five furloBgs, heats,
first heat Mabel won, kIro second, Red Sign
Third. Time, :01 4 .. Second heat Mabel won.
Servia second. Friendless third. Time, i :03.
Fifth race (handcap) for all ages, one aud a
quarter miles, Pell Nell won John Daley second,
j L third. Time. 2 IL 10.
Sixth race, one and an eighth miles, Hamlet
won, Cashier second, Consignee third. Time.
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THE PLAGUE IN SPAIN.
A Medical Expert Pronouncss 1t Genuine Asi
attic Cholera

Medical Expert Pronouncss 1t Genuine Ash
attic Cholera,
MADRID, June 16.-Much alarm is occa-
stoned by the continued spread Of cholera
at Puebla de Rugat. The authorities are
making strong efforts TO stamp out the
disease, but So far they have been unsuc-
cessful. New cases are reported daily.
Yesterday there we're four deaths and nine
new cases. The doctors are greatly over
worked. The authorities have telegraphed
to Valencia, asking for physicians and
drugs, which are running short. The total
number of cases thus far are ninety-on
One of those persons who fled for safety
died at Albaida. DR.. Gandel, an expert,
declares the disease true Asatic cholera.
The Government announced in the Senate
to-day that it bad not been proved that the
disease now prevailing is Asiatic cholera
and there is no cause for alarm. 1t was
further stated that the Board of Health had
sent deputation to Valencia and taken
sanitary measures to prevent the spread of
the disease.
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British Grain Trada.

LONDON, June 16.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press says English wheat is doing better,
but is quiet. Foreign wheats are depressed.
The imports are large, oats are Id dearer :;
corn has declined Cd.
To-day wheat ana flour was Cd lower on
the week; corn, owing to good Continental
inquiry, advanced Sd. American corn is I'd
higher.
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Mary Andersou's Wedding.

LONDON, June 16.-Miss Anderson will
not be married at BromptOn Oratory, but
at little obscure Catholic church in Hamp-
stead lane. Cardinal Manning Will proba-
bly, perform the ceremony. Miss Anderson
has consented to increase the number of
witnesses to six, so as to include the
groom's brother, Alfonso de Navarro. Her
wedding costume is gray travelling dress,
with hat and wrap to match.
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Land Decision.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Assistant Land
Commissioner Stone to-day decided that the
ruling which gave Washington the sixteenth
and thirty-slxth sections of land in each
township for school purposes did not give the
State the right to select land as indemnity
decision affects about 500. 600 aorss OF lsnd
claimed by the Stale
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FRUIT MARKET.
A Short Crop Of French Califor nj
Raisins-Cb;ca on SoIaa

Short Crop Of French Prunes-California
Raisins-Ch;cago Sales.
NEW YORK. June 16.-Latest advices are
confirmatory of the earlier rumor that the
crop OF French prunes will be less than that
OF last year. Turkish prunes in cask are
finding Slow sale in this market. There
has been noticeable toning up of the mar
ket the past ten days for Valencia raisinS.
Both layers and the best brands off stalk
have advanced. There is steady jobbing
market for California raisins.
CHICAGO, June 16.-Porter Brothers sold
two carloads of black cherries to-day at
So 80; Royal Annes, 81 20 to 81 So; apri-
cots, ST. 45 to 81 90 and 81 SO; peaches,
81 80 to 81 90, with the exception of some
green stock, at 81 20; cherry plums, 50
cents to 81 TO.
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Bill yet and thinks the final vote will not
be reached for two or three DAYS. Oues-
toned as to the character of the bill the
Senate would pass Senator Jones answered
that 1t seemed quite probable now it would
be bill providing for free coinage.
He said the effort to secure pledges
of the majority of the Senate to vote
against free coinage had been a failure, and
the inevitable result, he thought, would be
the passage of bill including that feat
ure. The list of Republican Senators
Of them, includes WalcOtt Teller, Jones,
Stewart, Plumb, ingalls,, Mitchell. Powers,
Sanders and Cameron.
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Rsnrnits fnr thu ARMY

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Captain d. +.
Callinan, First Infantry. has been ordered
to New York to conduct a detachment of
recruits to the Pacific Division, and Lieu
tenant Frank Taylor. Thirteenth Infantry,
has been ordered to the same place to con-
duct detachment of recruits for the
Fourth Cavalry, Division of the Pacific.
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A SYSTEMATIC BOYCOTT.
Rumor That Portuguese Troops Will Be Sent
TO Mozambique

LISBON, June 16.-It is rumored that two
regiments Of infantry, battery Of artillery
and $50 marines will be sent to Mozam-
bique. Quilliman advices say the Governor
and posse have decided to organize colo
NAL marine service and Irregular forces for
the Zambesi; also to suppress English coin
and adopt other measures to boycott the
English. The British Vice-Consul was
compelled to quit his residence and take
refuge at the Italian Consulate.
1t is reported that troops are fastening
from Mozambique to Angola to repel the
alleged English invasion. Lieutenant
COntinhO has gone to the Shire District at
the head Of 1900 well armed men to attack
MaknlnlnS
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STANLEY'S FUTURE.

He Has Accepted the Governorship Of the
Congo Free State.
BRUSSELS, June 16.-Stapley has been
rendered and accepted the Governor-Gen-
eralship of the Congo Free State. He will
not enter upon his duties until the begin
ming of 1891, unless called upon to assume
them earlier by King Leopold. After his
marriage he will go to the United States
and remain there until he is required to as
sumo his duties.
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Bayard's Tins.

New YORK. June 16-Followng are Bay
ards tips for the races at Brighton BeaSh:
First race, Geraldine or Civil Service; sec
0nd, Russell or ScOtrs Best; third, Reclare
or tournament; fourth, Tenny or Salvador; !;
fifth, Raeeland or Eon Beck; sixth, Folsom
OF FitZ- james
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Daring Eisherman.

HALIFAX, June 16.-A correspondent at
Little Lorain, C. B., writes that on the 9th
inst three American fishing vessels came
into the harbor unceremoniously, cut away
the nets and buoys of local fishermen, hove
their seines and took 600 barrels of mack
erel,
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strika Of DICK L hnrers.

LONDON, June 16.-Thirteen thousand
dock laborers at Swansea have struck for
higher wages. The shipping business of
the place is at a standstill.
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PURE-FOOD BILL.
Report Of ths Senate Committee on Agri.
culture.

culture.
WASHINGTON, June 16-In the report ac-
companying the Pure-food Bill reported
from the Senate Committee on Agriculture
and Forestry Chairman Paddock says:
"While eminent chemists are not agreed
that lard compounds are deleterious to
health there can be no dissent from the
view that such articles should be sold under
their rightful names and marketed as COM
pounds and not as the simple products
which they simulate. Farmers who see
their products leSsened in value every year
by millions through s0phistication and mis-
branding, and their tables assailed in turn
with fraudulent manufactured food prod
ucts, have every reason to complain that
they are robbed at every turn Of the Wheel"
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A GREAT BUILDING.

Dedication Of the New Madison-square Garden
at New Y rk.
New YORK, June 16.-The largest am
phitheater in America, and probably the
largest i'll the world, was opened tonight by
the dedication of the new Madson-squars
Garden. Fully 10000 people were in at
tendance. of whom more than 1000 had to
stand. Edward Strauss Orchestra gave a
concert
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The Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott says he con-
siders the Rev. DR.. Philips Brooks by far
the foremost preacher in America.
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BERLIN, June 16. - In the Rechstag
Rickerts motion to determine the peace ef-
fective annually and Richter's motion to
reduce the term of service were rejected
The entire bill then passed.
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EYraud Starts for Paris.

HAVANA, June 16.-Eyraud, who was
arrested here May Goth for the murder in
Paris of Goutfe. was turned over to the
French detectives to-day and started on
his way to Paris.
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Not Opposed to Fraa supar

AUGUSTA, June 16.-Secretary Blaine has
written letter to eX-Mayor Cony stating
that he Is not opposed to sugar being ad-
mtted free Of duty, but he objects to the
proposed method OF making it free.
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A KEG OF BEER.
It Causes Serious Riot Between Whites
and Blacks.

BIRMINGHAM (Ala.) June 16.-A pitched
battle between negroes and white men was
fought this morning at Brookside, a mining
town 10 miles west of here. Tom Redmond,
the leader of the negroes, was killed and
Jimmy DoweIl was badly wounded; Seven
others were slightly wounded. Tom
Acres was the only white man
by whites, who threaten to lynch them.
The Sheriff has sent force Of twenty
men to the scene, but at last accounts
they had not succeeded in restoring
order, and more bloodshed was expected, as
both sides were armed. The trouble was
caused by a keg of beer.
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Excited Wheat Market.

New YORK. June t6-Considerable ex-
citement in wheat set in shortly after noon,
with sharp general pressure to sell and
marked decline in prices. The break was
0ccasiOned by large number of selling
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Plumbers National Convention

1IuHUoI5 NHtIUraI C0nV6ntl0n.
DENVER. June 16.-The eighth annual
Convention of the National Plumbers
Association will be opened in this city to-
morrow. About 400 delegates are expected
to be present, many of whom have already
arrived.
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Qincasas United

ST. LOUIS, June 16-The Rome corre-
spondent of the Western Watcbman cables
the following: The dioceses Of Omaha and
Cheyenne have been united under Bishop
Burke OF the latter.
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Tha"Aunt Iankn Cnmn,nu.

New YORK, June 16.-The Madison-square
Aunt jack" Company left for Seattle by
special train tonight. The tour is under
the management of AL Hayman of San
francisco and will occupy fifteen weeks.
five of which will be spent in San Fran
niSnn
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FREE COINAGE.
Senator Jones Thinks That Such Bill Will
Pass the Senate

WASHINGTON, June 16.--It was stated to-
day at the Treasury Department that sill
yer bill viii be adopted which will practi-
caily amount to an amendment to the exist
ing law, and requiring the coinage of S4,-
500, 600 in silver per month, certificates to be
redeemable in coin, as at present. This
confirms the California Associated Press
dispatch of last night.
Senator Jones Of Nevada says that sew
eral Senators desire to speak on the Silver
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LONDON, June 16.-John Dillon, William
OBrien and John Redmond have been ap-
pointed delegates to make tour of Amer
lea in the autumn.
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TRAIN DERAILED.

Two Persons Crushed to Death by Railroad
Accident
PADUcAH (Ky.). June 16-A freight train
on the Newport News aud Mississippi Val
ley Railroad was derailed at Kerrville,
Tenn. THIS morning. The engine and ten
cars were wrecked badly. Engineer Gwynn
Perkins and an unknown negro tramp were
crushed to death. Rush Marshall. the fire.
man, was fatally hurt
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A Steamer Wrecked.

SYDNEY, June 16.-The steamer Yow-
yangs, from Port Pirie. South Australia,
for this place, has been wrecked off
Wilioughby Cape. Part Of the crew is
missing.
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FOREIGN COMPETITION.
Pittsburg Iron and Steel Manufacturers On
deib bid by Belgium Firm.

sensation was created among the iron and
steel manufacturers by the announcement
to-day that Belgium iron firm will bid to
supply the structural iron necessary for the
new courthouse at Minneapolis 90 per cent
cheaper than it can be done by Pittsburg
manufacturers. The Belgian Consul has
confirmed the offer. A Belgium firm has
secured contracts for large amount of
structural iron for the Austin and Houston
Texas road.
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A Chinaman Murdered

New YORK, June 16.-Chin Que Yuene,
a Chinese laundryman at 1913 Second ave-
enue was, murdered in his place to-day by
some unknown person. Hong Lee Joy, his
helper. and Chin Hee have been arrested
On susDcl0n
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Coast Squadron. has resigned. He gives as
his reason that the Chinese officers were in
subordinate. The prospects for fleet are
bad, as the Chinese Admirals and Captains
are totally incompetent.
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
A Resolution Providing for Fitting 0bsery-
ance BY the House.

ance by the House
WAsHINGToN, June 16.-Representative
Butterworth to-day presented resolution
for meeting of the House on July Fourth
and for the setting apart of the day for
celebration by suitable exercises and the
PRONUNCIATION of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence. 1t also provides for the presence
and participation of the Senate and for an
invitation to the Society of Sons of Ameri-
can Revolutionary Sires to be present.
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German ARMY Bill Passed

CUSHING (Quebec), June 16.-An earth
quake was felt here at 7:15 o'clock this
morning. 1t moved east to west.
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THE CZAR'S LIFE.
Another Nihilist Plot Agains, Rassia's Ruler
Discoyered

LONDON, June 16.-The News Berlin
correspondent says: The st. Petersburg
police have discovered widespread con-
spiracy against the Cars life The i'm
perial palace at Gatschina is undermined.
The guards at all the palaces have been
doubled. Several arrests have been made
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HoNG-KoNG, June 16.-Admiral LANCER,
English Commander of the Chinese North