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SACRAMENTO.

Fire the Result of an Overturned Lamp Mar
row Escape From Drowning.
SACRAMENTO, July Elm residence on
FL street tonight child threw over a coal
oil lamp and set fire to bed, but was res
cued from terrible fate. The house was
also saved by neighbor, who threw the
burning bed into the street.
This afternoon a seven-year-old son OF
William Winkleman rode a pony down the
Riverside road and then dismounted and
went to the bank to inspect the river, He
lost his balance and fell in. and was almost
drowned when some fishermen fastened to
the spot aud by diving secured the child in
time to save his life.
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A DESPERATE MADMAN.
He Whips the Town md Has to Be Shot to
Effent Il Ca ,,nra

He Whips the Town md Has to Be Shot to
Effect h Ca1'ure.
DELHI On. Y, July 6.--In the hamlet of
Barbourville, Delaware County, on July
4th, Adelbert Canning who is undOubt-
edly insane, inf cted fatal wounds upon
Sylvanus Palmerton. When the neighours
tried to arrest Cumming he attacked them
with a knife aud three or four times he
made the crowd flee before him. The farm
ers armed themselves with shot-guns and
Cumming was shot in the legs and wounded
in the head He continued to slash right
and left, but finally was overcome and
jailed. This morning, while Sheriff Nc
Arthur was giving him food, he would in
all probability have been strangled by the
madman had it not been for assistance rem
dered by the other prisoners.
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fully" said Colonel Andrews, ''and watched
the big ships going through it to see how
they move. The Suez Canal is sandy bot
tom through-white sand, as white as ltal-
ian marble. The largest pebbles are no
bigger than my thumb nail. The sides are
also of sand. Through such country
canal is entirely feasible, as the Suez Canal
has been demonstrated to be. But at Pam
anna it is altogether different"
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RISE IN REAL ESTATE.
Properly in New York Increases at the Rate
n gin nm Par nau

Of $4,000 Per Day.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Figures showing
the great extent of real estate transactions
In this city during the past year have been
published. Among the striking facts are
the following: Over 175 eonveyances, in
each of which the consideration was up
ward of 100000. were made. Values which
have been stationary for years on the west
side jumped up at the rate of $4,000 per
day when it became evident the pressure
on Broadway was to take business into
lateral streets. Permits were issued dur
ing the month of June for the construction
of 800 buildings, involving total estimated
cost Of 1887. 993.
New YORK. July 6.-The valuation of
real estate i'll the city for the assessment OF
taxes this year is 1897, ,290, COZ, an increase
of over S60,00O,0O0. The valuation of per-
sonal pro efty is $685. 3S3, an increase
of over SIG, 000, 600.
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A POLITICAL MACHINE.

South Carolina Farmers Alliancs Working to
EJECT Congress man.
COLUMBIA Is. C), July General E. T.
Stockhouse, President of 1890 active Farm
ers' Alliances in this State, is candidate
Tor Congress. The alliance is paying more
attention to politics than to crops. 1t is
splendidly organized political machine, and
is working hard to carry every district in
the State
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RETURNED FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of Miss Winnie Davis and Monsignor
h. L.

Arrival of Miss Winnie Davis and Monsignor
UReilly on the Steamer La Bretagne.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Miss Winnie Davis,
daughter Of Jefferson Davis, arrived from
Europe to-day on the steamer La Bretagne.
She was welcomed home by her fiance, AL
fred Wilkinson. Monsignor 0'Reily was al
so passenger on the La Bretagne. He left
here eight years ago to champion the Irish
question in Rome, and he faithfully defend
ed it at the Vatican. Monsignor O'Reilly
said that the English were making every
endeayor to influence the Vatican on the
Irish question, but that the friends of Ire
land were constantly on the lookout, and
thus far, with the aid of the Pope, man.
aged to hold the upper hand
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M'AULlFFE AND sLAvIN.
Match Likely to Take Place in South
London

Match Likely to Take Place in South
London
LONDON, July Cit is probable now that
a match win be arranged between McAu-
life aud Slayin, to take place at the Or
monde Club-rooms, third-rate sporting
institution in south London. McAuliffe
prefers the Pelican Club, but Slavin re-
fuses to fight there. The Ormonde Club
offers purse of el000 and agrees to pay all
of McAuliffe's training expenses. Slavin
has agreed to the terms, and Madden has
also on behalf of MrAuliffe, so that the
articles will probably be signed early in the
week. Even English sports seem to be-
lieve that the Californian is to be the man.
New YORK, July G.-The proposition for
q fight between McAuliffe and Andy Bow
en-, submitted by the Puritan Athletic
Club, has practically been accepted by him.
Five-0unce gloves Will be used and the
men will box twenty rounds. The date is
September 10, but the contest may occur
earlier.
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FEVER-INFECTED CATTLE.

The Union s,ock-Yards of Pueblo Refuse to
Receive Etsvan Carloads.
PUEBLO (Colo.), July 6.-Eleven carloads
of cattle, the property of Mr.. Jondine of
Trinidad, arrived Friday. The proprie-
tors of the Union Stock yards refuse them
admission, and the claim is being made
tn at the cattle are from feyer-infected dis
tricts of Texas, while Jondine says they
are from point fifty miles north of any
fever. Efforts to communicate with the
inspector at Denver so far have been un-
availing. The cattle have been sixty hours
W ithUut food or water.
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A Record Broken

NEW YORK, July 6.-The worlds record
in putting the 16-pound shot was broken
yesterday at the games of the National Atll-
letic Club Of Brooklyn by George r. Gray
of the New York Athletic Club, who put
the shot 45 feet 1 inch, being one inch over
any previous record.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Large Gathering Of Memb; rs of the Uniform
Rank at Milwaukee

Rank at Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, June Camp Carnahan
is occupied tonight by over 1000 members
of the Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias.
and before Monday noon the number in
camp will reach FIVE times that number.
The railways running to Milwaukee have
received notice from connecting lines of
nearly 400 cars to be delivered to them
at Chicago before noon on Monday
for transhpment to Milwaukee. These
include delegations from nearly every State
in the Union. The programme for the week
will not open until Tuesday morning.
when there will be given at the EXposi-
ton Building monster reception to the
Supreme Lodge, which body will immedi-
ately after go into session and will hold
daily meetings for two weeks.
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A GUARDS DEATH.
Jchn M. Massey of San Quentin succumbs to
Heart Disease.

Jthn III. Massey OF San Quentln Succumbs to
Heart Disease.
SAN QUENTIN PRISON, July 6.-When
Captain Slipping of the first night-watch
reached his bedroom last night he heard
gr0ans issuing from the room underneath,
occupied by Guard john M. Massey. He
quickly dressed. broke into the room and
found Massey stretched on the floor groan-
ing and in severe agony. Doctor Durant
was summoned, but arrived too late to rem
der any assistance, and Massey died from
heart disease. Shortly after midnight the
Coroner from San Rafael took his body.
Massey was for short time captain of the
guard at the Carson Penitentiary, and has
had the position of guard here for five
years. He was native of Alabama, and
was 81 years of age.
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Increased Salaries.

WASHINGTON, July 6-The Commits
sioner-General of the Land Office and As
sistant Commissioners and eight Chiefs of
Divisions are now enjoying an increase of
salary, which Congress has just decided is
their due. The Commissioner now draws
$4,000 annually, an increase of $1,000; As
sistant Commissioner $500 annually. an
increase of $500, and Chiefs of Divisions
$1,000, an increase of $500.
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Houors to American R flemsn.

BERLIN, July 6.-Two thousand persons
attended the concert in the Winter Garden
of the Central Hotel last night in honor of
the visiting American ritlemen.
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Fen Down the Companionway.

When the ferryboat Piedmont arrived in
her slip on this side shortly after noon yes
terday, a lady named Mrs. Miermeyer Of
Sacramento, slipped while descending the
compauionway from the cabin deck.
and fell to the lower deck. She
was badly bruised and shaken up. but .e-
fused to go to the Receiving Hospital when
requested. Captain Poole of the Piedmont
procured carriage, and she was conveyed
to the Prescott House by Officer Doud.
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a LAS VEGAS MURDER.
The Body Of Tailor Found With His Throat

DENVER, July Ga Las Vegas special to
the News says: "a murder was committed
in this city some time last night. j. n.
Stutsman, an inoffensive old man and a
tailor by trade, who has been working in
different tailor-shops in this city for the
past six or seven years, was the victim. His
body was found about mile west of the
town this afternoon, having evidently been
dragged there after he was killed. His
throat was cut from ear to ear, his scalp
torn off and his face skinned, evidently TO
prevent Identification. He had nothing on
but pair of drawers. Nothing is known
at this time of the cause that led to the
killing or who the murderer is.
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Foot-Ball Players Coming.

New YORK. July Ga picked team of
famous football players Of Scotland will
reach this city early in August and on
Labor day will meet the champions Of
America.
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TRIAL OF NIHILIsTs.

Six of the Paris Conspirators Found Guilty
and Imrrisoned
PARIS, July 6.-The trial of Nihilists re-
resulted in the conviction of Reinstein,
Nahachidze, Katchintzeff, Lavrenius, Le-
voff and Orlowski, each Of whom was SEN
fenced to three years Imprisonment and
fined 200 francs. Anna, the wife of Rein
stein, and female physician named From
berg were acquitted.
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While the aforementioned fire was raging
an alarm was turned in from box at Bran
nan and Harrison streets. This was for
a fire at II Heron street. in twO-story
frame building occupied by Robert Decrew.
The flames were confined to the upper
floor and the house was damaged to the ex-
tent of S75. The fire was caused by the ex-
plosion of coal-oil lamp.
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s nth Da ota lrans.

HURON, July 6.-The crops throughout
South Dakota have made a more rapid
growth during the past week than ever be-
fore known in the State in the same length
of time. Reports from all parts of the
State, received at the United States Signal
Service Office last evening, indicate glow
ing ontluOk
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HUNTING FOR TURNER.

San jose Colored Men Decide That the Pugi ist
Must Leave Town.
SAN JOSE, July 6.-Twenty or thirty
leading colored men met last night and de-
Glued that Ed Turner, colored pugilist and
vagrant, must leave town, aud then started
to hunt Tor him. Turner has been arrested
twice on felony charges, but has SO far es-
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Clearipg.House Exchauges.

BosToN, July 6.-The total gross ex-
changes for the last week, as shown by dis
patches from the leading Clearing houses
of the United States and Canada, are
ST., 1888, III, ,0S5, a decrease of IA per cent as
compared with the corresponding week OF
last year,
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The Cho era Epidemic in Spain.

MADRID, July 6,-The cholera epidemic
in Valencia has slightly increased. Eleven
new cases and three deaths are reported at
Tolava and three new cases and three
deaths at Gambia.
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Fatal Railroad Cnllision.

PETosKEY (Mich.), July 6.-Confiieting
orders resulted in collision between a
freight train and passenger train between
Bay View and 0din yesterday morning.
Miss Weller Of Detroit was fatally injured,
and dozen other people more or less
seriously hurt.
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SQUADRON OF EVOLUTION.

The Fleet Expected at New York by the First
of August.
WASHINGTON. July Ga telegram has
been received at the Navy Department
from Rear-Admiral Walker, saying the
squadron of evolution sailed from Rio de
Janeiro yesterday for New York, and it is
expected to reach New York about the 1st
of August. The departure of the squadron
leaves the TallapoOsa, now at Boca. alone
on that station. She will be joined, how
ever. by the Pensacola. Enterprise and Es-
sex, from this port.
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stamp Dutiea Remitted.

PARIS, July 6.-The Gar has remitted
stamp duties amounting to $4,000 on the
lease of new French embassy at St. Peters
burg. This is looked upon as unique mark
of his friendship toward France.
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Deaths From Cholera

MADRID, July 6.-Cholera returns from
Valencia show total of 90 new cases and
IS deaths on Saturday, and a total Of 81 new
cases and Is deaths on Sunday.
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THE ITALIAN DEPUTIES.

Premier Crispi Causes Another Scene of Dis
cord in he Chamber
ROME, July 6.-There was another scene
of disorder at the Chamber yesterday, due
to Premier Crispfs declaring that he pos
sessed documents containing serious charges
against the municipal authorities of Ca
tania, and refusing to produce the docu-
ments until the proper time arrives. Sig
nor Imbriani and other members vehe-
mently protested against the Premier's
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TURKS ROUTED.
Victorious MonteneSrinS Cross
the Frontier.
The Invaders Threaten the Town Of
Ipek.
London Policemen Demand the RoilState-
ment Of a Removed 0fiGer-Premier
CTiSpi'S Declaration.
Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 6.-The Monte
negrins have crossed the frontier in large
numbers and have been victorious in sew
eral encounters with the Turks. They now
threaten the town of Ipek.
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Yillard,s erous CIT.

MUNICH, July 6.-The papers here are
praising Henry Willard and admiringy
comment on his donation of $4,000 to the
Bavarian Society of the Red Cross.
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A Missing Jananess stndsnt.

NEW YORK, July 6-N. o. Kamato, a
young japanese who was one of the law
students ut Columbia College last year, and
who had been in America three wears, has
alarmed his friends by his continued abb
sence during the past month. His father is
said to be Government official in Japan.
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A Burst Bank.

CHICAGO, July Cit was definitely an
nounced at the Park National Bank yester-
day that the Directors have decided not 10
resume business. No receiver has yet been
appointed and no further orders were re-
ceived from the Comptroller Of the Cur
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WHICH ONE WILL WIN?
stanford's Palo Alto and Middleton's Jack to
Trot in Harness

Trot in Harness
CHICAGO, July Ex-senator Stanford's
famous stallion Palo Alto has been matched
against the gray gelding Jack, record 2:15,
owned by George Middleton of Chicago.
The match was made to-day between Mid
dleton and Orrln Hickok. the agreement
being dated yesterday to be binding. The
conditions are that the horses shall trot
race Of mile heats, best three in five, in
harness, on Saturday, July Goth, at either
Washington Park, Detroit, or Cleveland,
The match is for $3.50 side. Forfets of
of $1,000 from each party have already been
placed with Secretary Brewster Of the
Washington Park Club.
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Drowned Whila Fishing.

CHAMBERsBURG Pa.), July 6-lra and
Doler Gauger, two sons Of William Gauger
of Waynesboro. aged and IA years re-
spectively. were drowned to-day in Antie-
tam Greek while fishing.
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HUENEME. July 6.-Henry Policy, a
California pioneer, and for many years
respected resident of this county, COM
mitted suicide by shooting to-day.
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MIss1ssIppI,s CONSTITUTION.

Senator Georges Plars for Its Revision Out
lined
VIcKsBURG, July 6.-In letter from
Senator George formulating his plans for
revising The Constitution of Mississippi,
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AM Overdose OF Morrhine.

SACRAMENTO, July GA young man
named Randolph, a member of the local
sporting fraternity. took an overdose of
morphine Friday night. The drug had re-
dictionary effect upon him and he still lives.
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STANDARD WAGES.

Demands Of the Santa Fe Railroad Employees
to Be Submitted To-Day.
NEWTON (Kans.l, July 6.-The Grievance
Committee of the Santa Fe Railroad system
has completed its labor5 and Tomorrow
will submit its demands to the managers
of the road. The new schedule is what is
called "the standard wages" by railway
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Suain's New Cabinet.

MADRID. July 6.-The new Cabinet is
composed of extreme Protectionists. 1t
will pursue an active colonial policy, but
remain neutral in European matters.
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A RESCUE MISSION.

Another Vanderbilt Gift for the Reclaiming
of Men.
New YORK, July 6.-Cornelius Wander
bilt has bought three city lots for $4,000,
on which his mother will erect parish
building to cost $250,0OO, for st. Barthol-
omew's Church. The building will have
Sunday school, reading and society rooms.
a library, gymnasium, lunch-room, ETC.,
and will be used as a rescue mission for
men, in which will be held daily religious
meetings,
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COMING WEST.

Bishop Vincent to Visit the Pacific Slope Dur
ing His Semi-Aunual Tour.
CHAUTAUQUA On. ", July 6.-Bishop
Vincent Will not remain at Chautauqua
throughout the assembly. He leaves here
Monday. July 7th, for his semi-anuual tour
of Episcopal visitation. going this time to
Montana, Idaho, Washington and CalifOr-
MIA. He will probably return to his home
in Buffalo in the middle of September.
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Off cially Denied.

ROME, July Cit is officially denied that
the Italian Government has asked for the
cession of Suakim to Italy.
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Vic. inns of the Bs,tle of Aueamos.

Vic inns Of the BattIe OF Angamos,
1QUIQUE, July 6.-The Peruvian man-of-
war Lima, escorted by the Chiian man-of-
war Esmeralda, arrived Friday with the
remains of Vice-Admiral Grau and others
who fell in the battle of Angamos.
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prswred in the Delaware River


PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Six men went
out rowing yesterday in the Delaware
River The boat capsized, and William
Sheery and George Mitchell were drowned.
The others were rescued by boat that put
out from shore.
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LONDON, July 6.-The Pope has con-
frmed Archbishop Corrigan's action in
regard to DR.. Burtsell. and the latter will
be transferred to rural parish.
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specie pavments susuend d,

MoNTEvIDEo, July 6.-The Banco Naeio-
nal has suspended specie payments.
BUENos AYREs, July 6.-Gold premium
1891.
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THE MORPHINE HABIT.

Reason for Major wlssmann's Inability 70
Return to Africa
BERLIN, July ct is reported that the
inability of Major Wissmann to return to
Africa is due to the morphine habit that he
contracted during his long service in the
Dark Continent. He suffered from insom-
mia to such ali extent that he was obliged
to resort to narcotics.
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Fvraudis Condi.ion

PARIS, July 6.-Eyraud is in pitiable
condition. He suffers intense pain from an
internal disease, with which he was at
tackled while in Jail in Havana.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
Belief That Governor Nichols Will Veto the
Franchise Bill

BATON ROUGE, July 6.-To-morro even
ing the fifth day will have expired in which
Governor Nichols has to return the Lottery
bill, either with or without his approval.
There is hardly doubt as to what the Ex-
ecutve intends to do in the matter. One
of Governor Nichols advisers states that
not only will the Governor veto the bill,
but the action of the Legislature will be
strongly condemned. The veto message
the leaders in both houses are ready for any
arnarnencu
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LISBON, July 6.-The Chamber of Depu-
ties, by large majority. yesterday passed
the bill providing for general increase OF q
per cent in taxation.
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The Pres dent at c pc MAY.

CAPE MAY, July 6.-fTesident Harrison
to-day attended the Presbyterian Church
here. After service he shook hands with
most of the congregation.
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Switzerland as Arbitrator.

LISBON, July 6.-The United States, Great
Britain and Portugal have agreed TO ask the
Swiss Government to appoint three jurists
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THE HAWAIIAN CABINET.
Minister Carter Expresses His Views on the

Minister Carter Expresses His Views on the
Change
NEW YORK, July 6.-H. A. P. Carter, the
Hawaiian Minister to the United States,
with his family iy staying for a
few days at the Everett House. They
will sail in a few days for Europe. where
Minister Carter intends to remain until Oc-
tober. Speaking of the new Cabinet formed
by King nalakaua, Minister Carter said :
credit to the country. There is no likelihood
of there being a change in the Hawaiian
foreign poiicy"
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HUSBAND PoIsoNERs.
Four Hungarian Wom n Sentenced to Death
at Vienna

VIENNA, July 6.-The trial of ten Hun
garian women charged with poisoning their
husbands was concluded yesterday. Two #
the prisoners were acquitted. Of the others,
four were sentenced to death, one to servi-
tude for life and three to ffte en- years
IMPRISONMENT each,
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Rnlnaria Not Satisfiad

VIENNA, July 6.-The Tagblatt says that
Bulgaria is not satisfied with the Porte's
reply and refuses to pay tribute.
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NEWPORT Or. L., July 6-The steam yacht
Stranger with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Oelrichs
on board. returned here Friday evening from an
eastern CT uise.