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AFFAIRS IN BRAZIL.
a Riot Caus d by an Attempt 10 Hold
Public Meeting-Tne Election.

Riot Caus d by an Attempt 10 Hold a
Public Meeting Election.
NEW YORK, June GA letter from
Rio de Janeiro, dated June 9th, says: On
May 18th, the anniversary of abolition of
slavery in Brazil, friend of Viscount de
Pelotes, the first Republican Governor of
the State of Rio Grande del Norte, called
public meeting for the purpose of mani
Testing his friendship for him. Governor
Silva Tavares and the Chief of Police. con-
sidering the time ill-ehosen, prohibited the
gathering. 1t was attempted. notwth-
SANDING to make q manifestation and a
riot ensued, involving the loss Of one life
auu the injury of seven persons. The
Governor at once sent in his resignation
and General Costa was appointed. A close
observance reveals almost no indication of
desire on the part OF the people to return
To mUnaTchial form Of government, and
the friends of the empire will hardly raise
that question in the approaching election.
They will content themselves with ell
deayOring to secure a sufficient number Of
members Of Congress to elect a President
who is friendly to them. The indications
are that General da Fonseca, the present
chef OF the provisional government, will
- chDcaD
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CAPTURED BANDITS.
Charged With the Violation of the Recip

Charged With the Violation of the Reciprpc-
ity Treaty With Mexico
SAN ANTONIO, June 2S.-The United
States District Attorney for Western Texas
has received an order from Westinghouse
60 at once to New Laredo to prosecute the
twelve persons captured on the banks of
the Rio Grande. They will have an exami-
nation before the United States Commits
sioner there on a charge of violating the
Reciprocity Treaty with Mexico. One OF
the bandits was captured by the Mexican
cavalry and sent over by them to The
United States authorities at Laredo. He
will be tried with the others.
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WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Secretary of
the Interior has modified the decision of the
Land Commissioner so as to allow Alex
ander Allen to make a homestead entry to
a quarter section of land in the Seattle
(W ash.) District, the Commissioner having
previously rejected the application. The
Secretary has affirmed the decision of the
Land Commissioner in denying the petition
OF Louis RaveZZa for the recall and car
collation. of a patent issued TO Edward L..
BiInm for certain land in the Sacramento
Cali District.
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DAKOTA'S TIN MINES.
A Simple Process by Which They Could b
Cheaply Worked

CHICAGO, June 2S.-W. j. johnson OF
South Dakota, who recently visited Malacca
to examine the tin mining industry there,
says: "If other Dakota tin mines
could be worked as cheaply as those
of Malacca, this country certainly would be
exporting that metal. The miners OF
Malacca uss simple process Of extracting &
the ore. The surface and substance are re-
moved for few feet until the mineral
can be seen. The ore is carried to a wooden
fume which is washed by current ef
water. Coolies wash the tiIsbearing earth
and work up the material~so that the
light sands may be eliminated, when the
mineral is melted in little furnaces. and as
it runs out the white metal is cast into Gu
bic ingots. Although a great deal is wasted
in this process, tin is so plentiful that a
second washing is hardly necessary.
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PARNELL BANQUETED.
Serious Accusations Made Against the Gov
ernmanf

.orIAuus hCGusdL4VA1 maui LAe wv
eminent
LONDON, June 28-A grand banquet was
given tonight by the National Liberal Club
in honor of ParnelPs forty-fourth birthday.
Justin Mccarthy presided. Parnell. in an
address, congratulated his hearers upon the
Gladstouian alliance and expatiated upon
the constitutional policy.
Parnell referred 10 the recent absence of
certain Irish members when the Govern
ment was nearly defeated and ex-
cu-ed them. He said it was as
much of a surprise to the Irish party
rs to the Government. 1t would have been
useless to issue whip because it was no
torious fact that the Government opened
all the Irish members letters, and
the whip would thus have de-
feated its own object. Nevertheless,
ii was worthy Of remark that the Parnell-
ties were present IN greater strength than
any other party. He was convinced that
the Irish party had not much longer to wait
for their harvest.
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BID FOR A FIGHT.

Purse and Suggestion for the Sullivan
Jackson Battle.
NIoBRARA (Nebl., June 2S.-Citizens Of
this place will raise purse of $4,000. aud
possibly larger sum, for the Sullivan-Jaek-
son battle. They suggest that the battle be
fought on land south of the forty-tlitd
parallel. between the Missouri and Mo
brara rivers, near this place. This land IS
not under control of either Nebraska or
Dakota, and the mill could be had without
fear of trouble.
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THE ALLEGED BooDLERs.
Sensational Developments in the Investiga-
tinn of Chicagn ex-Alderrnan

tlon OF Chlcago eX-Aidermen
CHICAGO, June 2S.-The Grand Jury to-
day continued the investigation into charges
Of Aldermanic bribery in connection with
the Lake-street Elevated Road, and there
were some sensational developments. AL
legged afiidavits of ex-Aldermen Wallner
and Monear, bearing notaral seal and the
signature of Joseph c. Mackin, noted
political fine worker" were laid before
Mackin by the Grand Jury several days
ago, but he processes to know nothing
about them, and the impression was given
that they were manufactured by his clerk.
To-day an intimate friend of the clerk went
to the States attorney and said positively
that the affidavits were drawn by Macllin,
and that the latter had boasted of the fact.
The bailiff was sent out Tor Mackin, but he
could not be found, and the general i'm
preston is that he has abSconded to avoid
prosecution for perjury. Mackin was re-
leased few months ago from the Joliet
Prison, where he served a five-year term
for manipulating election returns.
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THE FARM HILL NINE.

The Fire Still Burning Fiercey- Disappoint +
mert OF he Rescuing Parry
DUNBAR, June 28-Again are the res
cuers and relatives of the entomb bed miners
doomed TO disappointment. The four men
who took their lives in their hands when
they went into the MahOning pit last night
came out this morning without having
pierced the Farm Hill mine The rescuers
declare the maps are wrong and they are as
much in the dark now as at any time since
the search was begun thirteen days ago.
The regular shift started in again this
morning and once more the search tor entry
into the Farm Hill mine will continue. The
fire in the mine is burning with great fierce
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APPROPRIATIONS.
An Agreement Reached by the Conferress o.
the Posoffice Bill

the Postofice Bill.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-An agreement
has been reached by the conferrees ON the
Posloffice Appropriation Bill. The appro-
priation for Postoffice Inspectors, mail dep
relations. etc., remains at S250,090, and the
appropriation for the pay Of pOstoffice
clerks is fixed at S7,390,G0O As agreed TO
the bill carries total appropriation of
S72, 326,699.
The Agriculture Appropriation Bill was
reported to the Senate to-day. The Senate
Committee made the following increases:
Silk-wOrm culture, experiments, $4,000 to
$4,000; field work in ornithology and
mammalogy, $4,000 to $4,000; Agriculture
Experiment Stations, $500, 600 to S675, 600.
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CAUSED BY FIRECRACKERs.
Ths Business Portion of Colorado Towl
DESTROYED by Ere

DENVER, June 2S.-The town of Morri-
son, twenty miles from here, was visited
with c0nfiagration early this morning,
which destroyed the business portion of the
place. The loss is S65, 600; insurance small.
A fire engine with seven men left Denver
on special train at o'clock, but arrived
too late to be of any assistance. The fire
tarted in the rear of drugstore and was
the result of the firing of firecrackers, which
was INDUCED in last night.
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The Irrigation Fight.

WASHINGTON. June 2S.-The Republican
members of the Senate Committee on Irri-
CATION held a meeting to-day and decided
to 90 before the Senate Committee on APP
preparations on Monday and urge that the
paragraph in the appropriation bill which
confers upon Major Powell the authority to
expend $1,000 of the irrigation appropri-
alton be stricken out. Stewart will lead
the fight
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Burning Barrels.

At II AS o'clock last night Patrolman
Sherwood Of Morse Agency discovered a
fire in the cooper establishment of A. Law
son at 216 Jackson street. Hose and En-
gine l was called and the flames quickly
extinguished. A number of new barrels
and part of the ground flooring were
burned. The loss is placed at $50. The
pronprty is nsurpd
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AFTER SEVEN YEARS.
Romantic Story WI h a California Girl as
Princlpal.

Principal
NEW YORK, June 2S-The Evening Tee-
gram tells romantic story in which Miss
Elsie Cotton of San Francisco figures. 1t
says she met Richard Hall seven years ago
on the steamship Germany, and after a
short acquaintance they were engaged. She
went 10 California and he went to Oregon,
where he met misf0rtunes. Then he tried
the African gold mines and happened 20
succeed there and made fortune. Elsie
Cotton came here to meet him on his arrival
on the steamship Normandia, which vessel
reached here yesterday. The couple started
for San Francisco to-day, where they will
be married and then make a tour Of the
world.
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AT STOCKTON.
A Closely Played Game Won by the
Home Team.

A Closely Played Game Won by tho
Home Team.
STOCKTON, June 2S.-Manager Finn sat
on the bench to-day smoking the stub of a
cigar, with his slouch hat drawn over his
forehead, and watched the defeat of his
team by the Stocktons by score of to g.
Both sides played good ball and made an
even number of misplays. The Stocktons
were fortunate in the fifth inning, getting
in two triples in successi on and q sacrifice.
making two earned runs.
Young and Kilroy both pitched glt-edged
bali and were well supported. Armstrong,
the new Stockton catcher, made his first
appearance and did well, but there was
nothing brilliant about his work.
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right and scored on Dungan'S single.
AT SAN FRANCISCO. JUNE 2S. 1890.


Sacramentos. .........2 U o l o. 9
oaklands o l l - 8
Earned runs-0aklauds 5, Sacramentos 2. Two
base hits-Goodenough c. o'Neiil, Lohman. Sacri-
flee hits-Hofman. Isaacson, Meegan. First base
on errors-Oaklands 4, Sacramentos 5. First base
on called balls-Oaklands 5, Sacranentos 2. Left
on baSes-0aklands o. Sacramentos 3. Struck out
BY Carsey 3. by Hoffman Z. Hit by piteher-C
O'Seil 2, Daley. Double plays-Daley, Reitz and
Stanleton Passed balls-Dungan l, Bowman l.
Wild ptch-Hoffnan l. Time OF game-l hour
StapletOn.
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McAuliffe and Madden, his manager,
this afternoon signed articles aud left de-
poslt for Slavin to cover. According
to Lonsdale's offer each man is per-
mtted to have six friends at
the rng-side. This Madden and
McAuliffe have agreed to- as they consider
it otherwise foregone conclusion that they
would have to fight among crowd of Sla-
WINS friends
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SLOGGERS IN TROUBLE.

Arrest of The Principals and Witnesses Of the
Kelly-Murphy Fight.
New YORK, June 2S.-Tommy Kelly.
the Harlem Spider, and Benny Murphy.
the Euglishman, principals in the recent
prize-fght, were arrested to-day. Also
Jack McAuliffe, Murphy's second, William
Oliver, who got up the fight. Dominick Me
Catfrey, referee, and a woman in whose
house the fight occurred. 1t was reported
that the fight took place at Centerport, L.
J., but the police found out that it was
fought in this city and arrested as many
concerned in it as they could find. More
arrests are expected.
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TRAIN WRECKED.
Fatal Railroad Accident Caused by the Spread.
Of Rails

FataI haIIr0ad ACCIDENT Caused BY The Spread
ing of Rails
NEVADA (Mo.), June 2S.-A Missouri Pa
cific passenger train was wrecked five miles
from here this afternoon by the spreading
Of the rails on a sharp curve Three
coaches were precipitated down an embank-
ment. Conductor Samuel Jones and child
of w. II. Marvine, both of Kansas City, were
fatally hurt. Twenty-seven other people
were injured, more or less seriously, but it
is not thought that any of them will die
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PRICE FIVE CENTS

Cahil KiIroy. First base on errors-Stocktons 2,
San Franciscos q First base called balls
Stocktons 2, san FranciscoS 3. Left bases
Stocktons 8, San FrancscOs 4. Struck out-By Kill
roy A. by Young s. Hit by pltcher-Ebright. Sacri-
fee hits-Fudger. Selma, Young, Stevens Levy.
Passed ball-Armstrong. wild pitch-Kilroy. Time
OF game-One hour 40 minutes. Umpire-Donohue.
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California Horses in Dairoit.

DETROIT. June 2S.-Marvin and Hickok
arrived last night with their stables of Cali
fornia horses. The former has in his string
Sunol, Palo Alto, Omega, Colma, Wildmont,
Electric Bell ana Navidad The latter has
Adonis, Alfred 5, Monterey and Chris
Smith. All will probably start in the races
naXt month.
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Ten Innings

CHICAGo.June 2S-The Brotherhood game was
closely contested this afternoon, Boston winning
in tile tenth inning. Attendance 400. Sum-
mary:
Ni'eH'Oo' ''s''.''''''''t l v -
Bostons.. ...................1 90 2 90 1-6
Base hlts-Chicagos l3, BostOns 7. Errors-ChE
Cages 3, BoStons g. Batteries-badwin and Farrell
Radbourne and Murphy. Umpires-kelly and Gsf-
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Won by Hwy Batting

CINCINNATI, June 2S.-The local league team
secured an easy victory this afternoon by ther
heavy batting. Attendance 5000. Summary.
Cinennatis. Observation-Disclosures 2 1 2 o s-I2
New fOrkS. U 5 U U U O.
Base hfts-CincnnatiS l6, New YOrks Z. Errors
Ctncinnatis l, New YorkS 2. Batteries Rhfnex
and harrington, Rusie, Burkett and Buckley. Uln-
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slavin Trying to craw, Out Of His Match
With McBul f..

With McBul NJ.
LONDON, June 2S.-The prospects for
match between McAuliffe and Slavin are
rather poor at present. Slavin evidently
does not care to meet him. and his excuse
that he will not fight a. the Pelican Club
is considered an attempt to crawl out of the
fight. This excuse is done away with, as
Lord Lonsdale has offered the same purse
that the Pelican Club agreed to put up.
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Possible Appointments.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-It is believed
that ex-Appraiser Hamm of Chicago and
Mr.. Estee of California will be appointed
Appraisers under the Customs Administra-
tive Bill. General Nettleton of Minnesota
is slated for the Assistant SecreIaryship
provided for in the new Legislative Appro-
nriatiar, PHI
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Won as Thy PIaased

CLEVELAND, June 2S.-The Brooklyn brother
hood team won they pleased to-day. Attend
ance 600. Summary:
Clevelands s...,...,..,..,,.,.O o o o 1 o o O.
Brooklyns. s......................0 o D D U *-I0
Base hits-Cleyelands 6, Brooklyns 8. Batteries
Gruber and BRENNAN, Van Haltren and Kinslow-
Umpires- Matthews and Leach
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Mur'er and Suicide.

BERLIN, June 2S.-At Altkemnitz, Prus-
sian Silesia, last night, miner named
Sprenger waylaid postman and shot him
dead. He then opened the letters in the
pOstman's bag, but found nothing Of value,
whereupon he shot himself and fell dead by
the side of his victim.
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Formulation Of the United States.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Superintenden
of Census Porter to-day said from the pres
ent indications the returns of the enumer-
ators would show the total population of
the United States to be 81. 100000 against
81 lJ5 1888 in 1880
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Cars Overturned and Two Passengers Killed
and Sever Wounded.
CHICAGO, June 28.-As the Omaha and
Council Bluffs passenger train on the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad was
nearing the station at Joliet at 8:15 o'clock
this morning, one coach, a chair-car, q
sleeper and 1ining-car took another track
and overturned. Mrs. Annie Searson Of
Morris, Ill, and another woman, whose
name could not be obtained, were instantly
killed. Seven other passengers were in-
jured, but not seriously.
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NomiraLions.

WASHINGTON. June 2S.-The President
to-day sent - the Senate the nominations
Qt Alexander c. Moore Of West Virginia 10
be Minister Resident of Siam; George W.
FlshDack of Missouri to be Secretary Of
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A TRAITORS DEATH.

Il jor Pan.tza Executed by the Military Near
Sofa.
SOFIA. June 28.-Sentence Of death pro-
nounced upon Major Panitza for conspiring
to overthrow the Government was carried
out to-day With firm step he walked to
his post ard saluted the military officers
nreseutr He was then bound to a tree.
just before the order to fire was given the
condemned man crIeG out in a loud voice,
Long live Bulgaria" His body was given
10 his widow. The execution took place at
the camp near the city. Twenty-one bullets
riarcad his hodv
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ON EASTERN TRACKS.
Some Remarkable Performances at Wash
ingtOn Park.

WASHINGTON PARK, June %. - Six
thousand people gathered here to-day-the
hottest day of the season-and saw some
great sport and remarkable record break
ing. The first surprise for the multitude
was in the second race, one mile, when the
three-year-old California horse Racine,
owned by Senator Stanford, made the re-
markable time of l :39h, beating by quar-
ter of a second the record of Ten Brock,
made at Louisville May "a, 1877. His time
for the different distances was as follows:
0ne-eighth of a mile, 012R; quarter,
0:24b; half, 0:4SR; three-quarters, 1:13R;
mile, 1:39R.
The other event of the day was the Oak
wood handicap, one and an eighth miles,
sweepstakes worth to winner nearly 5000,
which was won by Il. Halloway's four-year-
old Teuton, beating the famous Los Angeles
Terra Gotta at SheepShead Bay in June,
1858. The time at the different distances
was: Quarter, % seconds; half, SO; three
quarters, 1:16; mile, :392 mile and an
eighth, :52A.
Summarizes race, one mile (three-
year-olds and upward. ia ia won, Rambler
second, Benson third. Time, Al.
EXtra-One mile Qhree-year- olds and up
ward, Racine won, Marion G second, GYM
mast third. Time, l :39H.
Third race, five furlongs (two-year-olds),
Sister Linda won, Brutus second, Virgin
third. Time. :o2h.
Fourth race, one mile and furlong Oak
wood handicap, all ages. Teuton won, Los
Angeles second, Santiago third. Time,
l ;52A.
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the Legation at Buenos Ayres: John T.
Stow, to be Collector of Customs fer the
district of Wilmington, CAL; Robert e.
Myers, to be Special Examiner of Drugs.
Medicines and Chemicals at San Francisco.
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Broken glass may become as useful as 1t is
bOthersOme Tie British Warebouseman an
nouDces that process is now known which Will
work glass into cloth OF any color or thickness,
and IucOmbuslible
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The MCKINLEY Bill.

PARIS, June 2S.-La Liberte comment
ing on the Mckinley bill expresses the
opinion that Europe should use reprisals
against the United States. for the United
States has much more need of her, than
she Of the United States.
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A Pitchers Battle,

PITTsBURG, June 2S-The league game this
afternoon was pitchers contest up to tic
eighth, when Gumbert weakened aud the visit
Ors pounded out eight runs. Attendance 100.
Summary:
PittsDurgs. ............ ..........O 0 O 90 OIL
BostonS. .............-..........0 90 20 U 8 O-9
Base hits - Pittsburgs 2. Bostons 10. Errors
PittsburgS 3, Bostons l. Batter ies-Gumber and
Decker, Nichols and Bennett. umpire-Zacharias.
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The Kenlucky Court OF Appeals has decided
that the bondsinen of the defauliing Stale Treas
ufef. Tate, must make up his shortage. This Is
a case In which they are not permitted To con-
suit The DICK TateS OF their own Wills.
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CANNED GOODS.
Effect of the Proposed Increased Duty on Tin
Plate

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-An investiga-
ton has been made by the Press into the
effect the increased rate of duty proposed
on tin plate would have on the price Of
canned goods. The figures are as follows:
far as the increased price ON canned goods
is concerned, would amount to about cents
per dozen cans of the standard quart meas
ure. The actual increase, adopting the
terms of European manufacturers repre-
sentatiyes, would amount to one-half of /
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.

Pittsburg Unable to Secure Hits When They
We're Needed.
PITTsBURG, June 2S-New York Brotherhood
club won from the home team again this after
noon through the Inability of the latter to secure
hits when they were needed. Attendance 1900.
Summary:
Pittsburgs. rgs.....................1 0 o 90 o o. 2
New y orks. 2 U D D u
Base hits-Pittsburgs 8, New Yorks 10. Errors
Plttsburgs q New YOrks /. Batteries-MorrIs and
Quinn, o'Day and Brown. Umpires-Jones and
knight.
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Costly Errors

CLEVELAND, June 2S.-The Cleveland league
team lost to-day's game by errors. which netted
Philadelphia three runs in the seventh. Attend
ance 500. Summary:
SieHelanus ...'..'............-z %
Phiiadelphias. .....-.O o 2 S-6
Base hits-Clevelands IL, Phiiadelphias 3. Errors
-Cleyeands 8. Batteries-Lincolu aud thinner,
Gleason and Clements. Umpire-POwers.
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CHINESE ENTERPRISE.
Preliminary Survey for Railroad to the Rus
sian Frontier

sian Frontier
ST. PETERSBURG, June 2S.-Two Chinese
officials and two British engineers have ar
rived at Vladivostock. They state that they
have made preliminary survey for line
of railway through Mongolia, and the Chi
nese Government is desirous of expediting
the completion of railroads to the Russian
froutIPr
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Pilrrimanea Fnrhidden

LONDON, June 2S.-The authorities of
Algeria and Tunis are forbidding pilgrim
ages from those countries to Mecca on ac-
count Uf the prevalence Of cholera i'll Ara
lin
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Two Wiscasset (Me.) doctors recently removed
from the jaw OF a man IN that town eight teeth
whose combined length was 9i4 Iuches. One
cuspid measured over Ia inches-one oil tile
longest on record.
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St. Paul ard Minneapolis

ST. PAUL, June 2S.-It is stated tonight
that the census returns give st. Paul 154, 81
and Minneapolis 263, 406
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American Association.

COLUMBUS, June %. = Columbus 7, Syra-
cuses 5.
LOUISVILLE, June 2S.-Loulsvilles 6. Brook
lyns 5.
ST. Louis, June 2s. st. Louis 10. Ro-
chesters 3.
TOLEDO, June 2S.-Toledos 8, Athletics 1.
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cent, provided American manufacturers
failed TO erect manufactures and produce
the article at the figures demanded now by
Europeans, which should leave the prices
lust where thew are
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sheepshead Bay Results.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 2S.-First race,
for three-year-olds and upward, seven fur
longs, Tenny won. Diablo second, Voluu-
teer third. Time, :27 1-5.
Second race u une sta kes) for two-year-
olds, three-Quarters of mile, La Tosca
won, Correction second, Miss Ransom third.
Time, 1 10 As.
Third race (Shndrift stakes), for three
year-oids, one and quarter miles, Sir John
won, Lungrun second, Chesapeake third.
Time, 2:09 80
Fourth race (Knickerboclser handicap, a
mile and four furlongs, Firenzi won, Long
street second. Time, 2:24.
Fifth race, a mile and furlong, Loantaka
won, ST. Carlo second, Galifet third. Time,
1:54 10.
Sixth race, mile and three furlongs on
the turf, Eon won, Rhono second, Brian
Boru third. Time, 2:23 1-5.
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Thair Fonrth Snco ssizs nafaat.

BUFFALO, June 2S.-Tne Bisons lost their
fourth consecutive game to the Philadelphias To-
day. Attendance 800. Summary:
Buifalos. os.................,.......l 0 o o o.
Philadelphias-.. ias-......-............O U Is
Base hlts-BuffalOs 6, Philadelphias IL. Errors
Buffaios 2. Philadelphias l. Batteres-Keefe and
Clark, Buiinton and Milligan. Umpires-Fergu-