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The morning call., 1890-06-07
WORSE THAN CATTLE
Horrible Treatment Of Insane
Persons.
Tongue Point Patients H6Tded Together
In Sheds and Stables.
Decisive Victory Of French Forces In Sen
esal-FOrty SeTVianS Killed by
ArHaatS.
Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL

MONTREAL, June 6.-Alfred Perry, the
founder of the Protestant Insane Asylum, tells
narrowing tale of the manner in which unfor-
tunate "Longue Point lunatics who are tempo
rariIy housed at the exhibition grounds are
treated lie says: 81 nave been through
tie slave-pens in the Southern States when
slavery was in existence, and 1 have visited
tile cattle-yards OF Chicago and those of the
Drand Trunk and Canadian Pacific railways,
aud all were preferable to that siuce the fire at
Tongue Point, where hundreds of males and
females, young and Old are penned up In cattle
sheds, stables aud outbuildlpgs and left without
ample clothing or attendance. Owing TO this
twenty-three have actually perShed from hunger
and exposure"
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A PROTEST.
San Francisco Newspaper Publishers Send
Petition to Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 6-Senator Dolph
presented protest of San Francisco news
paper publishers against the passage of
the House bill restricting the free passage
of secOnd-c class matter through the United
States mails. 1t is signed by the San Fran
cisco Bulletin, Alta, San Francisco News
Company, the Wasp, Sporting News Com
pany. Herald of Trade, San Francisco
News Letter, California Illustrated World,
Breeder and Sportsman, Overland Monthly.
the Examiner, American Standard, the Re-
port, lie France California, California Dem
okrat, the Post, the Music and Drama, the
Monitor and the Chronicle
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THE FIL1BUsrEKING SCHEME.
a Denial From the Mexican Colonization

HP1A+ fNFNNAA0Jf
CITY OF MEXICO, June 6.-Emilio Velasio,
attorney for the Mexican Land and Colonization
Company, to-day publishes letter in the Mon
itor, in which lie denouncts the reports regarding
the alleged fhustering schemes OF that company
against Lower California. He says the
affairs OF the company are controlled by
honorable men who are Incapable of engag-
Ing iu such conspiracy, aud that san
Diego parties who were inimieal to tie company
spread the report with the design OF injuring ils
prospects.
II is reported that a representative of The CON-
pany viii proceed against the press agency here
for The publication Of San Francisco dispatches.
Tue Mexican Government apparently pays
little attention TO The hlibusteing stories, but
nevertheless it makes certain that precautions
are taken and troops ordered to localities con
Yeltelt 10 the frontier and coast
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BIsMARCK's RESIGNATION.
Won Caprivi Formally Notifies the European

Won CapriVi Formally Notifies the European
Powers Of the Change.
BERLIN, June 6.-The Berliner Tagblatt
says Won Caprivi has sent communications
to the various Powers. informing them that
the utterances of Bismarck since his retire.
ment from Office concerning the affairs of
Germany are merely the expressions of the
opinion of private gentleman.
1t is announced that Won Caprivi's COM
municatiOn is merely notification of Bis
marck's resignation.
LONDON, June 6.-The Vienna corre-
spOndent Of the Times says the Austrian
Cabinet has heard of no communication
from Won Caprivi relative to the utterances
of Bismarck
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WITHOUT FOUNDATION.
Positive Denial That Mexico Has Asked for
Assistance.

WASHINGTON. June 6.-Secretary Blaine
said this evening that there was no truth in
the San Diego dispatch to the effect that
the Mexican Government had requested the
United States to send soldiers to San Diego
to prevent any expedition against Lower
California. Senior Romero, the Mexican
Minister, also said tine dispatch was not
true. He said the Mexican Government
had not asked anything from the Govern
ment Of the United States with regard to
the filibustering expedition, and added that
the Mexican Government had ample means
at its disposal TO deal properly with any
fiiibusters who might invade Mexican soil
He did not think, however, that there was
much danger of such an invasion.
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HEARSTS APPEAL.
Half Million Do lars Asked for Improving
the Sacramento and Feather Rivers.

the Sacramento and Feather Rivers.
WASHINGTON. June 6.-Senator Hearst
was before the Commerce Committee to-day
urging an appropriation of 100000 for the
Sacramento and Feather rivers. He urged
that delay of two years in making this
appropriation would mean an additional
expense to the Government Of several mill
ion dollars in improving these rivers. Sem
ator Hearst will appear before the commit
tee again tomorrow and will exert himself
to his utmost to secure needed and liberal
appropriations for these rivers. Mr.. Hearst
made splendid talk before the committee
to-day and made favorable impression on
them. Mr.. Clunie is working to the same
end, and the River and Harbor Bill of the
Senate will, in all probability, do more for
the Sacramento and the Feather rivers than
contemplated in the House bill.
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LOSING MONEY.

spreckels Philadelphia Refinery Reduces the
Output of the Trust
NEW YORK, June 6.-Wilett & Gray,
authorities on the sugar trade, report that
since January 1st the sugar-refinery busl-
ness has been sometimes done at a loss IN
New York and Boston. but always at a
profit in New Orleans and San Francisco
The output of the Sugar Trust has been re-
duced to 80 per cent of the sugar c0nsump-
tion since Spreckels' Philadelphia Refinery
was com pleted
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Sacramentos. ...,.....0 o U 0 q
San Franciscos ........l o 0 o Ill
Earned runs-Sacramentos l, San Franciscos S
Two.base hits - Stevens LooSaDaugh. Sacrifice
hits-Sweeney 2, Stevens, Speer. First base on
errors Sacramentos 4, San Franciscos 4. First
base called balls-Sacramentos a. San Franciseos
3. Left on ases-Sacramentos 10. san Franciscos
IL. Struck out-By Harper A, LooKabaugh z. First
base on hit by pitcher-Ebrght 2. Double plays
Ebr ght ana Shea. Passed balls, Stevens l. Time
of game-2 hours. Umpire - Sheridan. O1icial
Atten dance 1000,
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Insnection of Meats

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Senator Paddock,
from the Committee on Agriculture and Forestry.
to-day reported the bill for The inspection or
meats and meat products subject to Interstate
commerce. 1t Is intended a substitute for the
bill reported from Vests Select Committee. IE
provides for the inspection Of animals at tbs
slaughterhouses where Killed aud Of canned
meats at the establishment Where put up.
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A PRECIOUS PAIR.

A Postmaster Holds Letters to Hide His
Brothers. Crimes
CHEYENNE, June 6.-Postmaster Alonzo A.
Taylor of Bonanza Is a fugitive from justice and
William Taylor, his brother and deputy, is in
jail. Alonzo was arrested for cattle stealing,
bul escaped. William held letters and papers
which he supposed told of his brothers crooked
ness, and besides ran a gambling house ln con-
junction with The pOstotfiee
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IN THE EAST.
Games Played Yesterday by The National
League.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The New York league
team was b. aten again by the Bostons this after
noon, In the presence OF 800 spectators. Game
was called at the end Of the sixth inning, on ac-
count OF the rain. Summary:
New Yorks.. s...........................2 l o o. 8
oootoho.. D o-AV
Base hits New Yorks 6, Bostons 8. Errors
New Yorks 9, Bostons g Batteries-Rusie, Buck
ley and Clark, Clarkson and CAMEL Umpire-Mc-
Quade.
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PARIS, June 6-The Steele says Christee.
formerly Prime Minister of Servia. is about
to bring action against his wife for divorce.
Milan, eX-King Of Servia, is correspondent
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WAITING FOR AN APOLOGY.

Reason for Archbishop COrrigan's Long Stay
in Rome
ROME, June Cdr. Burtsell is supposed
to have sent an apology to the Holy See
concerning his dispute with Archbishop
Corrigan, but it has not arrived. This
causes Archbishop Corrigan's sojourn in
Rome, and lie will wait here for Burtselps
letter, so that the dispute can be settled by
the Propaganda Fides. With Archbishop
Corrigan are Mgr. BrOndel. Bishop Of
Helena, Mont, and Mgr. Burke, Bishop of
CheVenne.
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Won by Hard Hitting.

CLEVELAND, June 6.-The Chicago league
club scored an easy victory over the CleveIands
this afternoon by their heavy batting. Attend
anee 500. Summary:
CnlcagNS-s " = "
Cleyelands nds...........,.......1 o 90 20 o g.
Base hIts-Chicagos IL Cieyelands 10: Errors
Chicagos /, CIevelands Z. Batteries-Hutchinson
Umpire-Lyneh.
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To Prohibit African [ quor Traffic.

WASHINGTON, June Elm the House to-
day bill was introduced to prohibit the
expectation Of liquors to ports of Africa
or the islands of the Pacific Ocean. The
penalty for a violation of the law is fine
not exceeding $1,000 and the forfeiture OF
the liquor found aboard outgoing vessels.
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MURDERED THREE MEN.
Confession of Thomas Williamson Of Two
Rrnfal naeds

Brutal Deeds.
SEDALIA (MO.l, June 6.-Thomas Williamson
the murderer of jefferson Moore and his son,
Charles, has made written confession. he
says he quarreled with Charlie, killed hlm
with an AK, and buried the body. he
told tie family Charlie had gone
visiting a few days later. and during quarrel
with old man Moore he killed him the same way,
and made a similar disposal OF the body Re
garding the death OF his (Wiilams0n's) wiie,
he says that II was caused by q dose OF
medicine he gave her for cramps. He burleu
her body without permit because be was 100
poor TO buy coffin. Ii mas just been learned
that Williamson 10 1866 killed farmer named
Charles Koch, near Peoria, Ill. He was lrlea
and sentenced 10 be hanged, but Governor Oges-
by committed his sentence TO twenty years I'm,
prisOnment. He served seventeen years. and
when released came 10 Missouri. The ponce
think Williams is guilty Of another murder TWO
Years agO.
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AN EPIDEMIC OF SUICIDES.

F0ur Un10rtunatts End IheT LlVes IN Une
Day in New York.
NEW YORK. June 6.-There is an epi-
demic of suicides here Joseph Schedler,
aged 80 years, shot himself through the ear
on account OF rhe umatism; Ida Whitman,
aged 3S years, took rough ON rats; an ull-
known negro hanged himself from tree on
the bank of the Harlem River; and James
Case, aged 80 years, because he was out of
work, threw himself under the wheels of
heavily loaded truck. All four cases were
within twenty-four hours in this city.
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Plauinp-Mill Burned.

CAIRO Qn.), June 6. - Bells saw and
planning mill at Ullin. Ill, was destroyed by
fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
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Rescued in skif,,

LEXINGTON, June 6.-Four hundred feet OF
the pont0on bridge over the Missouri River at
this point were carried away yesterday morning
with ten persons IT, 1t lodged three miles
down the river. The passengers were rescued IN
skiffs.
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Ravard's Tins.

tips for the Morris Park races: First race
Major DAILY OF WattersOn; second Lordlike or
Myfellow; third, King Eric or Clarendon; fourth,
Maidstone or Bell d'Or; fifth, Servtor or Evan.
galene; sixth, kingSland or William DAILY Jr.
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GRAIN ELEVATORS.
Paddock's Bill Requiring Railroads to Provide
Storage Room.

bt0fage Room.
WASHINGTON, June G.-Paddock introduced
in the Senate to-day a bill providing for the In
spection and storage Of grain for Interstate ship
ment. All railway companies engaged In inter-
state commerce are required TO construct eeya-
tors and storehouses for the storage OF such
grain along their respective lines at places to be
designated by State board. The President Is
authorized TO appoint one Chief Inspector OF
Grain in each State and Territory and the Secie-
tary OF Agriculture may appoint snch assistant
inspectors as may be required TO carry out the
provisions OF the act,
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Reformed Churches.

AsBURY PARK (N. J.) June 6.-The General
Synod OF Reformed Churches in America to-day
adopted the report of the Committee on Union
with the Reformed Church in the United States
winch recommended a federal union with that
hody
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Fever Sore Eight Years

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ever saw cured by them.
TAYIOR a TAYLOR. Frankfort. KanS
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Cured by Cuticura

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happy to say with the most perfect success. His
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MRS NJ u. MOODSUM. NORWAY. Maine.
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A BROKEN WHEEL.

II Causes ths Death of Five Railroad Men
and Irjures Others.
ROCKFORD Qlll June Ca Northwestern
passenger train was derailed near here this
morning by a broken wheel. gang OF section
men working beside the track were caught III
the wreck and four OF them, August johnson,
Emil Anderson. John Gustafson and John Dren-
ner, were Instantly killed, as was also Engineer
Blasdell. The fireman, two section men aud
passengers were slightly injured.
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Urged to Accent British Money.

Boston, June 6.-President Thayer Of
the Union Stock yards Company of Chi
cago has prepared circular to the stock
holders urging their acceptance of the offer
of the English syndicate. Sixty per cent
Of the stock has already acceded.
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A RISE IN COPPER.
Excitement in the Metal Exchange OF Lon

BIRMINGHAM, June G.-The copper market
was excited today on receipt OF a telegram from
Chile stating that the price Of copper had risen
nearly e2 since yesterday. Chile Is quoted at
&56 cash. at ports G56 rs Cd.
LONDON, June 6.-On the Metal Exchange
copper rose to IT'S Cd. The failure OF large
operator In Rio Tnt0 shares, reported from
Paris together with the rise In the price OF the
metal, was the cause.
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c;rc;n,a,i,s victorv,

CINCINNATI, June 6.-The local league team
won to-day's game by punching their hits at the
right time. Attendance 100. Summary!
Pittsburgs. s.......................O % U O-o
Cincinnatis tis,...................O 2 / 8 o D 50
Base hits-Pittsburgs 10, Cinoinnatis TO- Errors
Pittsburgs 2, ,Cincnnatis4. Batreries-Sowders and
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An English svudic rte Purchase.

NEWARK IN. J.), June Can English syndi-
cate has purchased the trunk aud bag factories
here for $500, 900. Three firms doing the
largest business in the United States, nave
closed out.
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cations be invited to Join with the bi-metallists
everywhere with a view to sinking politics and
making the silver question The controlling issue
in future campaigns, particularly In Congress
sioBal Districts In the next election. The com.
mIttee regards with unalterable dsfavOr ANY
bullion redemption provision.
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Will All .urn in July.
British Commons.

LONDON, June e.-The Government resolve,
10 adjourn Parliament at the end OF July until
the middle OF October.
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erty that has not been receipted for. He was,
however, suspended by Inspector Chesney. IL IS
matter of current report that conspiracy eh-
lists TO eject Government officials from the feser-
walton, aud that the Indians will not hesitate 10
use force, aud that there is regularly 0rganiZea
plan for defiance Of the Government
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THE EIGHT-HOUR LAW.

Wanamaker Opposes It's Adoption in the
Postoffice
WASHINGTON, June 6. The House Com
mittee on Postoffices to-day had under con-
sideIation the bill TO make eight consecutive
hours days work for postal clerks. Post
master General Wauamaker opposed the bill,
Insisting that its provisions are impracticable.
He opposed any iron-clad rule OF this kind buE
asserted that If lie allowed au annual ap-
pr1piation OF S500.000. he would bring the
service in first and second class offices round to
the eIgAt-bour basis, which would be satisfactory
10 the emulOyes
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oaklands %
Stocktons.. ...............1 l o U ~-4
Earned runs-oakands l, StOcktons 2. Twobase
hits-Selna DUNCAN, Cahill. Q. oNeill, Fogarty.
Sacrifice hits-Sena Q. First base on errors-Oak-
lands 4, Stocktons 2. First base on called balls
Stocktons l, Left on bases-oaklands 3, Stocktons
4. Struck out-By Meegan 5, by Parrott 2 Hit by
pitcher-C. o'Neil. Double plays = McDouald to
lsaacson, Selma to Fogarty. Passed bails-Smith l.
Time of game-l hour aud 10 minutes. Umpire
Donohue. Ofhcal scorer-Stapleton.
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A Doctor Missing.

KANSAS CITY, June CDR. Laws, ex-Press-
deut OF the Missouri State University. has been
missing for several days. His friends fear hs
has become insane on account of recent business
feVeIses.
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WAR May ENSUE.

Newfoundland Fishermen Resolved to Fire
on the French.
HALIFAX, June 6.-Newfoundland papers
received to-day state that the excitement over
hshery matters Is still intense. The fishermen are
greatly enfaged over the actions OF the Fren ch
naval onleeTs and numbers OF Indignation meet
1ngs have been held. One meeting OF fishermen
iesOyed II the French disturbed their nets inside
the shore limits 10 lire on them.
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Australian Wnnl Gin.

MELBOURNE, June 6.-The prospects for the
coming wool season throughout Australia are
encouraging. The pastoral outlook is excellent,
owing To plentiful rains.
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KEPT THE INTEREST.

Chicago City Ex-Treasurers to Be Sued for
Money Withheld.
CHICAGO, June 6.-Suits were begun to-
day in the name of the city against four ex-
City Treasurers and their bondsmen to re-
cover interest paid them on city funds and
not deposited in the City Treasury. The
suits cover period from 1881 to 1889, and
the amount claimed is S590,O00
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A THIRD PARTY.
The National Silver Committee to Take An

Fctive Part II ID 'ctI0ns.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Tbe National Execu-
tive Silver Committee TO- day adopted resolutions
20 the effect that In case a satisfactory measure
for the full restoration OF silver 10 its former
place as Il money metal be not enacted, IL Will
call National Silver Convention in which the
Farmers Alliance and all other industrial 0rganl
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A Rrief Vacatinn

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The President and
Mrs Harrison lett this afternoon on the United
States steamer Dispat ch, for a short season OF
recreation on The POto mac River and Chesa-
peake bay.
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An Inturiated Husband.

DALLAS (rex.l June 6.-Frank Quinn found
Ben Nelson In a room with Mrs. Quinn to-day.
He attack ed them with an AK, killing Nelson and
fatally wounding the woman.
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TEN LIVES LOST.
Four Hundred Houses in Russian Town
Hrrned
A Servlan Scandal.

WARSAW, June 6.-Four hundred houses were
destroyed by ire in DOksyie, near Warsaw, TO-
day. Ten persons were burned TO death.
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Consul in New York, as protest against the
assistance he gave Soames In the Times
forgery case. Attorney General Webster de-
clared that as far as hts Knowledge extended the
Consul gave no asslstsnce TO the Times. SextOn's
motion was finally rercted.
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Thoueht He Was a BurnIar
Nm Xnrl.in Sheriff

JEFFERSON CITY, June 6.-Harry Bright,
aged 8 years. shot and mortally wounded his
brother, Edmund. aged IA years, mistaking hin
Tor a burglar.
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Pullman's Ofr.

CHICAGO, June 6.-George NJ. Pullman
will take S5.000,0O0 of the Worlds Fair
bonds if he can secure the fair site near his
city.
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MURDERoUs ARNAUTs.
Forty servians Killed and Two Hundred Taken
Prisoners.

BELGRADE, June 6.-Another conflict between
AIuauis ana Servians has taken place at rrs-
lima, In which forty Selyans were killed and 20o
taken prisoners by the ArnautS.
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AN UPRISING IMMINENT.

Indians Prepared to Openly Defy the Fed
eral Government.
MILWAUKEE, June 6.-The fact regarding
the reported uprising OF Indians OH the Memo
mnee Reservation Is that ex-Agent Jennings re-
fuses 10 vacate the agency ana Is holding prop
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Ren,rted Railrosd Acc:aent.

BELvIDERE CHI, June Cit Is reported that
the Fteepurt passenger-train has been derailed
fifteen miles west OF here and tifteeu persons
were killed. There are no details.
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cal,forni, Nsval Graduates.

ANNAPOLIS, June 6.-Am0ng the cadets VINO
graduated Today were Charles +. Volselson and
Charles Butler MacVeagh Of California.
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Chauncey M. Depew Banqueted.

CHICAGO, June 6.-Chauncey NJ. Depew was
rendered a banquet to night by the Press Club,
aud made all address, which was followed by
several others.
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Flpck,s ssntencs AFFIRMED.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The Supreme Court
at its general term has affirmed the sentence
of eX-Sheriff Flack.
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On E1glish Soil.

LONDON, June 6.-The Duke of Orleans ar.
rived at Dover to-day from Belgium. His father.
the Count of Paris, and forty Of his fllends gave
him hearty welcome.
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A $50 600 Fire.

VEEDERsBURG Qnd.), June 6. Coleman's
heading factory, Nickton planing.mlll and sew
eral residences burned to-day. Loss about
$4,000.
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ALBANY, June 6.-Governor Hill has signed
the bill making the office Of Sheriff in New York
a salaried One
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Not Pimple on 3 ably

Baby one year old. Bad with Eczema
Hair all gone. Scalp covered with erup-
tions. Cured by Cuticura. Hair splen-
did and not a pimple on him.
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LONDON. June Elm the Commons tonight
Sexton moved 10 reduce the salary OF the British
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To-Day's Game

The Stocktons and Oaklands play this after.
noon at the Haight-street grounds. The batteries
will be Hapeman ana Vogt for Stockton and
Carsey and LOhman for Oakland.
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ENGLISH RACES.
Memoir Captures the Oaks Stakes for Three.
Year-0 ds.

LONDON, June 6.-This was the last day
Of the Epson summer meeting. Next to
the Derby the principal race Of the meeting,
the Oaks stakes for three-year-Old fillies,
was run to-day. 1t was won by the Duke
of Portland's brown flly, Memoir, by St.
Simon, out of Culver; Chevalier GinistrellPs
brown filly, Signorina, by st. Simon. out of
Star of Portici. second; J. n. Houlds-
worth's bay fliy, Fonda, by Springfield,
out of Napol, third. There were seven
starters. The Acorn stakes were won by
Romance: Gav0tte second, Jessamy third.