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Behring Sea.

New YORK, June 13.-The Sun, in an
editorial on Behrng Sea, says: The Gov
ernment protects that which it has bought at
large price from such mOlestatiOn as would
not only render that property common
spoils, but would soon destroy it altogether.
1t happens that this view is greatly
strengthened by the considerations of com
mon interest to all nations. That British
Columbian vessels have no special griev-
ance is clear from the fact that this policy
Of protection has always been en- forced by
our Government in favor of its lessees
against the great body OF our own citizens.
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California Fruit at Auction.

CHICAGO, June 10. = The Montgomery
Auction Company sold carload of cher
ries to-day: Royal Annes brought 81 50 to
81 90; Black TartarianS. 81 % to ST %;
Rockport, 81 10; Bigereau, 81 40 to 81 30; I;
white cherries, 81 So
Porter Bros. sold three carloads of Royal
Anne cherries at 81 40 to So 35; black cher
ries, 81 65; peaches, 90 cents to 81 80; april
cots, 81 to 81 80; plums, S5 cents to So.
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Phelr., Actinn Sustained

WAsHINGT ON, June 13.-Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury Tichenor has affirmed
the action of Collector Phelps at San Fran
cisco in assessing duty on case of flannels
imported by Greenbaum, WE'LL g. Michaels.
The importers received two cases in the
same invoice, one valued by the appraiser
at above 60 cents per pound and the other
at above so cents per pound. They claimed
that the weight of both cases should have
been aggregated and the value thus ascer-
tanned.
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Winners at Kansas City.

results Of tO-day's races:
First race, one mile, for three-year-oIds and
upward, Voltne won, Red Sign second, Osgood
third. Time, "A 1.5.
Second race, one mile. for four-year-olds and
upward, Longshore won, Mabel second, Climax
third. Time, 43 SO.
Third race Gun Club stakes, sweeustakes), one
and an eighth miles, for three-year-years and
upward, Brown Duke won, Cashier second, John
Daily third lime, :57 2-5.
Fourth race, for all ages, five furlongs heats
First heat, Servia won, Veranza second, Orleans
third-time, :03 2-5; second heat, SeTyia won,
Silence second, Veranza thlrd-tlme, 1 :02 3-5.
Filth race (handieap sweepstakes), one and y
quarter miles, Hamlet won, Pell Nell second,
Maggie Reed Third. Time, 2:13 1-5.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
Five Thousand Delegates at the Annual
Meeting in St. Louis.

Meeting in ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 13.-Five thousand dele
gates to the ninth annual International
Convention of the Society of Christian En-
deavor are in this city from all parts OF the
United States. The convention was called
to order this afternoon. Addresses of well
come were delivered by Governor Francis
and Rev. Mr.. Nichols. which were re-
sponded to by Rev. DR.. Barrows of Chicago.
Tonight Rev. DIR. Clark, President of the
National Union and founder of the society,
delivered the annual address. Rev. Mr..
Henson of Chicago preached the annual
sermon.
The work of the convention of Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
opened this morning with prayer meeting
at Music Hall. The first business session
of the convention opened at 8 o'clock,
President Clark presiding.
After several interesting addresses STA
tistieal reports were read from various
States and Canadian provinces, showing a
gratifying increase in membership and So
cietieS,
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PHYSICIAN AND PRIEST.
Thousands Of Afflicted People Crowd to
Church to Be Cured

Thousands Of Afflicted People Crowd to o
Church to Be Cured
PITTSBURG, June 13.-At least 10000
afflicted persons from all parts of the coun-
Try gathered at Father Mollinger's church in
Allegheny City to-day to be healed and to
take part in the celebration of ST. Anthony's
day. 1t was a curious assembly of lame.
dead and blind. which was drawn there by
reports OF Father M0llinger's miraculous
cures.
The afflicted began to arrive yesterday
and last night and 5000 were camped about
the church, sleeping on the floors, door
steps, porches and ground. The services
began at daybreak and continued all day
until late this evening Thousands were
unable to gain admission to the church and
all day stood in the hot sun awaiting their
turns to be cured,
Father Mollinger Is physician as well as
priest and does not claim any miraculous
powers, but is firm believer in faith
coupled with good works. He does not
charge anything for his prescriptions, but
few left without giving the church from %
cants to
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Classification of Cereals.

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-Representative
Butterworth to-day introduced bill pro-
vidng for the fixing of uniform standard
Of classification and grading for wheat,
corn and other cereals. The bill authorizes
and directs the Secretary Of Agriculture to
fix, according to such standards as he may
prescribe, the classification of cereals as in
his judgment the usages Of trade war
rants and permits, having reference to the
standard and grades now recognized by the
Chambers of Commerce and Boards of
Trade. When such standard is fixed it
shall be made matter of record in the
Agricultural Department and notice given
that such grades will be known as the
United States standard
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TURF TOPICS.
Yesterdays Winners at Westchester, St. Louis
and Kansas CITY.

Yesterdays Winners at westches,er, St. Louis
and Kansas City.
WEsTCHEsTER IN. ", June 13.-The track
was very heavy to-day aud many OF the entries
were scratched. The different events resulted
as follows:
First race, three-quarters Of a mile, Farview
won, Bertha Campbell second. Chatham third.
Time, 1:l6la.
som won, Devotee secoud, Druidess third. lime,
1:5534.
Third race, one and three-sixteenths miles
Ihe race resulted in wakOver for MeStay'S
stable and all bets were declared off. Now or
Never aud Bravo went around the track.
Fourth race, three quarters OF a mile, Servtor
won, Eyangellne second, Sir Ray third. Time,
1:1612.
Fiith race, one mile, Bliss won, Homeopathy
second, Glanfallon third. Time, :4712.
Sixth race, fve-elghths of mile, Young Duke
won. ID. Woodruff second Raymond third. Time,
.Ol 10,
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St. Louis Resulta.

ST. LOUIS, June 13.-To-days races resulted
as follows:
First race, one and sixteenth miles. Ma
cauley won, Fred Iaral second. West Anna
third. Time 1:5212.
Second race, one mile, Birthday won, Red Leaf
second. Sailor Boy third. Time, 1:46.
Third race, one and three quarter miles, Hyp0-
critic won, Glockner secoud, Elyton third. Time,
2:29.
Fourth race Great Western stakes for two
year.Ods). ilve-eighLhs OF mile, Dundee won,
Eda Pickwck second, National third. Time,
l: :04.
Fifth race, one and an eighth miles, was a dead
heat between Cameo and Grayson, Marie X
third. Time, 1863. The money was divided.
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Peace Not Secure

PEsTH, June 13.-At a meeting of the
Budget Committee of the Austrian dele
CATION, Field Marshal Baron Kauer, Minis
ter of War for the whole monarchy, stated
that the peace of Europe was not secure,
therefore a considerable increase in the
army was necessary. The cost Of the in
crease would amount to from $4,000, 900 to
1O0 OO0 O00 hOrins
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TERMS AGREED UPON.

The Sac and Fox Indians Sign the Contract
With the Government.
SAC AND Fox AGENCY, June 13.-The
national council of the Sac and Fox nation
has agreed on all the terms of the contract
with the United States Commissioners.
and this afternoon signed the treaty
and formally closed the trade. The
Indians agreed to have their allot-
ments taken within four months
after the alloting agent arrives at the
agency. This will probably leave the coun-
try ready for opening to settlement next
spring. When the Indians have taken
their allotments, there will be about Az, 600
acres Of land left for bomesteaders.
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misunderstood THE SIGNALS.
Miraculous Escape of Passengers in Railroad
Collision

Miraculous Escape of Passengers in Railroad
Collision.
CLEvE LAND, June 13.-The passenger
tram on the Conotton Valley Railroad was
run into this morning by freight train at
Newburg, suburb two miles from here.
obody was killed, but twelve or thirteen
were injured, some seriously. A freight
train plOwed through the passenger train
at crossing
The accident was caused by misunder-
standing as to signals The engineers Of
both trains thought the signal was set for
them to go ahead. The result was that the
passenger train got part of the way over
the crossing when the freight dashed into
it, wrecking one car. 1t was almost miracu-
lous that no lives were lost. Its not be-
lieyed that any of the wounded will de-
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THE BIG CRUISER.
Belief That the Union Iron Works Will Sc
cure the Contract.

WASHINGTON, June l3.-The award of
the contract for the construction of the 500.
ton armored cruiser was one of the ques-
tions at to-day's Cabinet meeting. There
are but two competitors, the Union Iron
Works of San Francisco and Cramp & Co.
of Philadelphia, and each is working hard
to secure the contract. The Union Iron
Works made the lowest bid on the plans
prepared by the Navy Department, while
the Cramps made the lowest bid for the
ship under modified department plans. Sec
retary Tracy said to-day that tho matter
would be settled in a few days, but he de-
clined to commit himself further. Naval
officers who are conyerSant with the mat
teri are inclined to the belief that the
chances favor the Union Iron Works.
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Arrest of a Counterfeiter.

ROCKFORD Qll). June 13.-James Blanes,
alias Henry Hughes, was arrested this
morning by Government officials from Chi
cago for making spurious coin, principally
dimes and quarters. A half-gallon jar half
full of bogus money was found and confis-
Gated. The prisoner was taken to Chicago.
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A Passenger Agen, Absconas.

LOUISVILLE. June 13-Edwin T. Elliott,
assistant passenger agent of the Louisville
and Nashville read in this city, was missing
this morning and about $4,000 or probably
more of the company's money is gone. He
manipulated the mileage books and is said
to have plunged heavily on the races re-
Gently.
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EXCOMMUNICATED.

An Ex-President Of Mexico Placed Beyond the
Pale Of the Church.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 1a-The excom-
muneation of ex-President Garcia by Arch
bishop Labastiden, because the former in
sists that the masses of the people do not
profess the true Roman Catholic religion
and are idolatTouS, causes considerable ex-
eItement.
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THE PoPEs PREsENTlMENr.
A Great Punishment About to Be Inflicted
Upon SocletY

Upon Society.
DUBLIN, June 13-1he Irish Catholic
states that the Pope, in replying to the con-
graduation of visitors at the Vatican, ex-
pressed himself as strongly of the belief
that a great punishment was impending on
society for its disregard of and indifference
to the church. THE Lord" he said, will
come no longer with a sweet, peaceful face,
his church. | am neither prophet nor the
son of prophet; but l feel in my heart a
sorrowful presentiment A sea of evil is
about to beat against the rock on which the
Church is founded, and will leave nothing
TO be seen of the horizon but the threat of
the angry God. Prayer Will not suffice to
appease the Almighty"
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Wnmsn's Riphis.

TORONTO, June 13.-The first Canadian
Woman's Enfranchisement Convention
opened here yesterday. The reports pre-
sented showed fair progress.
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San Francscos I'D 0 o 0 8 o l. 8
Saeramsntos. ..........3 o o o 8 8 2-l4
Three-base hts-Young. Godar, Levy. Two-base
hitS-Stapleton, Roberts, Stevens, Levy 3. Reitz,
Speer. Sacrifice hits-Daley 2, Stapleton 2, Rob-
erts ReitZ Farrell. First base errors-San Fran
ciscos 2 Sacramentos 2 First base ON called balls
San Franchises 4, Sacramentos 4. Left on bases
San Franeiscos q, SacramentOs 5. Struck out-By
Lookabaugh D, by Harper 2. First base on hit by
pitcher-Ebright. Passed balls-Speer q Time OF
game-l hour As minutes. Umpire-John Sheri-
dan. oficial scorer-J. W. StapletOn.
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Th7 Fastest Voyage.

LONDON, June 13-The White Star steam
ship Doric, trading between London and
New Zealand, claims to have made the
fastest voyage around the world. The total
time is II days hours and so minutes, the
distance being $4,000 miles. The engines
worked continuously. There was no slow
ing or Stopping.
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Cramp Is Indignant.

WASHINGTON, June IS. = Ship-builder
Cramp called at the Navy Department to-
day and Indignantly denied the report that
he is bringing politics into the contests for
the contracts for the new cruisers. He saws
the report is a malicious lie. He hopes to
secure the contract for the armored cruiser,
but will not call on the politicians to assist
him.
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LOWER CALIFORNIA.
Exposure of Scheme to Establish British
Protectorate.

Exposure OF Scheme to Establish British
Protectorate.
ENsENADA (Mexico), June 13.-An inves-
tigadon by United States Marshal Gard at
Ensenada has disclosed the fact that the
Mexican Land and Colonization Company
has concluded to adopt and has put into
force a policy, with the object of driving
everybody off the peninsula. The California
eompany's idea was the colonization Of the
peninsula with Engishmen and to establis
a British prOtectorate over the country.
The English company was desirous of the
establishment Of the Republic of Lower
California, and was ready to assist such a
scheme and its officers agreed to do so. A
course of prescription of American col
OnIsts for some months has been pursued
by Major Buchanan Scott in his capae-
ity Of manager
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biscuit company, having gobbled up most
of the Eastern houses, came here and
bought up the Kennedy Company. but
failed in negotiations with another large
concern, tho Dake Bakery. The trust has
declared war. and the Dake people have re.
taliated by organizing combination
among several of the large Western manu-
facturers. A sharp fight is looked for.
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A Labor Candidate.

ST. JOSEPH (Mo.), June 13-The Demo-
cratic Convention finally concluded itsywork
at an early hour this morning by nominal
ing III. N. Hickman for Railroad Commits
sioner. He is President of the State Farm
ers' and Lab0rero' Union and Alliances.
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A DISASTER IMMINENT.

The Johnstown Flood Liable to Be Duplicated
at Amsterdam, N Y.
AMSTERDAM, June 13.-Frequent rains
have caused the water in the Galway
Reservoir to be higher than ever before.
Water has been flowing over the spillway
since Saturday, and the hotel and barns
near by are surrounded by water from three
to four feet deep. The reservoir is believed
to be strong enough to stand the strain.
But should give way there would be a fear
full outflow, as it is eight miles in circun-
fereupe
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Appropriations Increased.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Allison
to-day reported the Legislative, Executive
and Judicial Appropriation Bill. The bill
as 1t passed the House carried total of
$40, ,s42, 447. The Senate Committee added
S3I3,17O.
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A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Murder and Suicide in the Cellar Of q Phila-
delphia Dwelling.

PHILADELPHIA. June 13.-This after
noon two pistol shots in rapid succession
were heard in the cellar of dwelling on
Maple street, below Cumberland. Upon
several pedestrians entering the place they
found William Collins and Charles Dermer
both lying ON the floor dead. Both were
about 80 years of age. The police claim
that Collins first killed Dermer and then
shot himself through the head. They loved
the same girl
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The Nav p rtu

TOPEKA, June 13.-The Farmers Alli-
ance, Union Labor and knights of Labor,
known as the new party, in session here to-
day. decided Oh August 18th as the date OF
holding their State convention at Topeka
in open session.
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Americau Rjtigmen in Germany.

BREMEN, June 13.-The American rife
men arrived to-day and were received by
deputations from various German cities.
They were rendered a grand reception to-
day and concert this evening.
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LONDON, June 13.-The Pail Mall Gazette
says ii is probable If the resignation Of
Munro, the Chief of Police. is accepted that
the superintendent and inspectors, who
keep the force together, will resign within
a month, and Il strike by the policemen is
by no means improbable.
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MONTREAL, June 13.-Judge Desmoyer
this m orning committed Hale to await the
action Of the Grand Jury, which Will prob
ably indict him. He Will be released on
bail, and if COwles does not appear at the
trial he will be acquitted. The Grand Jury
this afternoon Indicted Hale.
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R,od,A Aldermen Fraad

NEW York, June 13. Judge Cowing TO-
day dismissed the indictments against John
keenan, and ex-Boodle Alderman Sayles.
They were charged with bribery in havin z
participated in the steal Of the Broadw ay
Railroad franchise.
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A COOL TRANSACTION.

A Check Demanded at tn. Point Of a
Pistol.
CLEVELAND, June 13.-James T. ODay,
a former employe, to-day called on Presi-
dent Tyler of the Tyler Ware Company,
and pulling out q revolver demanded
check for $1,000. After some argument they
adjourned to the cOmpany's Office where a
check was drawn. When ODay presented
it at the bank he was arrested.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Rumored Purchase of the Chicago and Calum ct
Terminal Railroad.

HumUrtu Z fuIcUdsB OF lHB CHlCdEO ana CaIumet
Terminal Railroad.
CHICAGO, June 13.-It is stated that the
Northern Pacific has purchased the Chicago
and Calumet Terminal Railroad in this city.
1t will be consolidated with the Chicago
and Great Western, the present terminal,
the property of the Wisconsin Central, the
whole to be placed under the Wisconsin
Central management.
PARKERsBURG (W. Va.), June ia
new company has been formed with Sem
ator Hearst and Senator Kenna of West
Virginia large stockholders, to build a Coal
River railroad from Vanderbilt to Poca-
hontas. The Chesapeake and Ohio road
has indorsed the bonds.
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Powder Factory Blown I'm

BERLIN, June 13.-An explosion occurred
to-day in the drying chamber of powder
factory at Spandau. Several workmen were
injured and great damage done TO the fac
tOrV
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Earned runs-Stocktons l. Three-base hits
Dugan 2, Cahill 1. Base on errors 0aklands 2.
Base on balls-Stocktons 3, 0akands 2. Lett on
bases-Stocktons 4, Oaklands z. Struck out-By
Carsey 2, Kilroy 8. First base on hit by pitcher
DUNCAN. Double plays-Carsey to Isaacson, Stick
ney TO Mcdonald. Sacrifice hits-McDonald, Wilson.
Passed balls-Vogt l. Time of game-l hour and
80 minutes. Umpire-Donahue.
*Lohman out for being hit by batted ball.
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A Salvation Leader CAPTURED.

BERLIN, June 13. = Six thousand rioters
besieged the home of Captain Gibbon of the
Salvation Army at Bannen. He turned the
hose on the crowd, when the house was
sacked by the mob. Many policemen were
injured by the rioters.
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Stock Killed bv Lilo htnine

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), June 13.-Near Har-
rodsburg, KY. big storm did much DAM
age last night. Lightning struck a flock of
sheep ON the farm of Mr.. Devine, killing
twelve or fifteen, and on the farm of At
wood Dayids several valuable horses were
killed.
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English Ranas

LONDON, June 13. The first summer
meeting of the Sandown Park Club took
place to-day. The principal race was the
Electric stakes, 1000 sOvereignS, for three
year-olds, five furlongs, and was won by
Leopold de Rothschild's colt Lertantius.
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AT STOCKTON.
The Colonels Play an ErrorIess Gam,

and Win n Close Contest.
STOCKTON, June 13.-0akland put up an er-
rorless game against Stockton to-day and de-
feated the home team by score Of 8 to 2, with
an Inning to spare. Donohue umplred with alb
solute impartalty, giving both pitchers the
rawest kind OF a deal on balls and Strikes and
umpire.
Swan was mainly responsible for the loss OF
the game 10 Stockton. He let Two balls go past
him. one between his legs that counted as
three. Dagger for DUNCAN. Stickney at third put
up great ball.
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Ca athol,c Children ia Public Schools

New YORK. June 13.-The Evening
Posts Pittsburg special says that in con-
ference of priests OF the Pittsburg diocese
ON the granting of absolution to parents
who send their children to public schools
it was decided that nothing could be done.
Many pastors have been governed by cir
cumStances.
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In THE EAST.
Games Played on League and Brother
hood Diamonds.

BROOKLYN, June 13.-welch and Caruthers
were the principal factors in to-day's league
game between New York and Brooklyn At
tendance HOO. Summary:
Brooklyns. o o 8 ] 80
New Yorks rks...,.............O o o 1 o O-2
Base hits-Brooklyns 9, New Yorks g. Errors
Brooklyns 2, New Yorks 8. Batteries-Caruthers
and Bushong, welch and Sommers. umpircs-Mc-
Quaid and Bowers.
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Chinasa Tronns Defaated

THE HAGUE, June ia dispatch from
the East Indies says the Dutch have cap
tured a Chinese position on the River Ed.
Eighty Chinese troops were killed. The
Dutch had twenty-four wounded.
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Anti.Semitic Riot.

LONDON. June 13.-An anti-semitic riot
occurred to-day at Loholsk in Lithuania,
which is inhabited mostly by Jews. A
majority of the houses were wrecked. and
many persons were seriously wounded.
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Jim Il. Sullivan "a an Actor.

New YORK. June 13.--Pugilistic John L.
Sullivan next season will be star in
drama which Duncan G. Harrison is writing
for him. The play will be replete with ex-
citing situations and climaxes. A prize
fight will be feature
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FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS.
An Increase in Prices D cded On by the Ma
tional Association.

CHICAGO, June 13.-At meeting to-
night of the National Furniture Manufac-
turers' Association it was decided to in-
crease the prices after the 1st of the month.
The increase is, in the language of the re-
solution, to be sufficient to cover the in-
creased cost of materials and enable manu-
factuTers to make a living profit"
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saw-Mill Rurn : d

EscANABA Mich.). June 13.-A fire de-
stroyed the saw-mil of l. Stephenson q
Go. at South Escanaba River last night
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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The IroQuois.

WASHINGTON, June 13. - The United
States steamer IroQuOis has been ordered to
proceed from San Francisco to Samoa-nOt
the Ranger, as was stated in the morning
dispatches.
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Tuesday viii be very quiet. She will go
abroad immediately after the ceremony.
There will be no bridesmaids and no mag
nifcent trousseau. She will wear walk
ing-dresS at the ceremony.
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Cured by Cuticura

used two bottles OF the CUTIcURA REsoLvENr,
three boxes of CUrIcURA, and one cake OF CUTI-
CURA Soar, and am cured Of terrible skin and
scalp disease known as psoriasis. I had 1t for
eight years. II would get better and worse at times
Sometimes my head would be solid scab, and
was at the time began the use OF the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES. My arms were covered with scabs from
my elbows to shoulders, my breast was almost one
solid scab and my back covered with sores varying
in size from penny to a dollar 1 mad doctored
with all the best doctors with relief, and used
many different medicines without effect. NY case
was hereditary, and began to think incurable bus
II began TO heal from the first application.
ARCHER RUSSELL, Deshler Ohio.
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LONDON, June 13.-At meeting of the
Royalists at Richmond yesterday the Count
of Paris denied the rumors of the succession
of the Duke of Orleans.
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The Belle Mad Stud Sold.

NASHVILLE (Tenn.), June 13.-General W. H.
Jackson has purchased from Judge Howell E
Jackson, his half interest in the Belle Mead
stud and is now the sole owner OF the famous
breeding establishment. The terms are private.