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The morning call., 1890-05-07
RECoLLECTIoNs OF RoMAYER.
Titled FortuneHunters Exposed by the Ber-
lin Newspapers.

i'm NeWopapsIss
BERLIN, May 6.-RecOlections OF Ro-
mayer, who recently killed himself at San
Pablo and formerly ran bureau of ma
trimonial intelligence in San Francisco, are
revived. Some OF the letters addressed to
Romayer by needy German fortune-hunters
have been published. and in consequence
several officers of the Imperial Guard were
forced to resign. When the news of RO-
mayer's suicide arrived the anxiety of those
who had written to him was Somewhat
relieved. Over 800 letters have been
returned to Berlin, but the Postoffice off.
cials refuse to divulge their contents.
Enough has leaked out to prove that quite
a number Of guardsmen and noblemen.
some belonging to very aristocratic families,
were Implicated. A certain count who
makes living as reporter for low-cIass
newspaper, had the cheek to ask S1O0, 600
for the honor of comforting his name upon
any California heiress who could be per
suaded to make fool of herself. A Polish
prince, a descendant of kings, asked
S1,000,000 for his title
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

BUENos AYREs, May 6-The gold pre-
MUM is 1l51a.
WASHINGTON, May CD W. Nutting has
been appointed Postmaster al Yolo, Yolo
County. CAL, vice C. T.. Burke, resigned.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-California PEN
sions: Original invalid-Henry G. Gerris-
ton, San Francisco; j. w. Baker, String
town: Reissue and increase-Alex Helan-
der, Los Angeles.
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SERVICES REWARDED.
A San Franciscan Receives $4,000 for Captur-
ing Chinese smusglers

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Secretary Win
dom to-day made an award of $1,000 to S. L.
Moorehead of San Francisco for his services
in apprehending Chinese smugglers there
about one year ago. This is the maximum
amount that can be awarded under the law,
and the Secretary stated that he willingly
made it in this case as he believed Moore
heads action to have been most meritor-
ious. This is the case where two Custom
Inspectors had allowed opium to pass, and
Moorehead, although but a private citizen.
had made the seizure. He was offered a
larger amount than this award to allow the
smugglers to go, but he declined. The
smugglers are now in jail awaiting trial,
and the two Inpectors were dismissed from
the service. The department proposes to
break up opium smuggling, and to that end
will make maximum instead of minimum
awards to those who give necessary infor-
nation leading to the arrest Of smugglers.
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PLAYERS LEAGUE
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

General Early has been the chief contrib
utor to the Lee monument fund at Rich
mond, Va.
A. Loudon Snowden is said to be collect
ing material for novel which will have
Athens for a background
The Prince of Wales is an expert type
writer, and his dozen secretaries have all
been supplied with machines.
Paul B. du Chaillu, the famous African
explorer, is in London and not in good
health. His throat troubles him exceed
ingly.
tor who is credited with discovering pro-
cess of molding marble fluid as bronze is
nodded.
There are two blind newspaper men in
Kansas-the editor of the Corning Inde-
pendent and the editor Of the Wetmore
Spectator.
Ex-Emperor Dom Pedro Is writing for
German scientific journal valuable paper
upon the language Of the Tupi race, the
principal Indian tribe of Brazil.
Professor Tyndall, although bitterly op-
posed, politically, to Mr.. Gladstone, re-
Gently said that lie would cheerfully risk
his life to save Gladstone's at any time.
General Alger landed in Detroit at the
close OF the war without cent and had to
borrow money to pay his board bill. At
present he is worth something over S20,-
100000.
The Duchess of Montpensier will soon
take up her abode permanently in her cha
teau at San Lucas. The chateau is one of
the most elaborately and sumptuously fur
nished in Spain.
Lady Arthur Butler, formerlyMiss Stager
of Chicago, is the mother of fiue boy two
weeks old, who is eir-presumptive in the
next generation to the titles of the yet child
less Marquis of Ormonde,
Samuel j. Brown, a pension attorney at
Philadelphia, presents his claim to being
the youngest soldier in the Union army
He enlisted as drummer boy in the Army
OF the Potomac when II years of age.
Ouida uses scent in her hair and on her
not bear piece of muslin that has been
starched, and the touch of velvet, she says,
makes her flesh creep; she hates the world,
likes to offend it in her books and shock it
with her manners,
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California Inventors

WASHINGTON. May 6.-Patents have been
issued to the following inventors of Cali
fornia: John c. II. Slut, San Francisco,
telephone; same, cable-tightener for cable
railway; Elton Il. Shaw, San Francisco
(asSignor to Misher S Craig, San JOSEF,
frier; William II. Shannon, Stockton (as-
signor of half-interest to j. III. Crystal,
Ceres, ,carburator; Henry d. Reaves,
Monticello, fruit gatherer; Samuel F. Nc
San Francisco street-sweep ing machine;
Ellsworth d. Middlehauf, Stockton, auto
matte eork-puller; Jacob Rarps, San Fran
cisco, hand-truck; Preston G. Gesford Jr.,
Napa. adjustable bed bottom and trace
Calvin Brown, San Francisco, apparatus for
submarine exploration.
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COLLIERY ON FIRE.

Several Men Overcome by Fire-Damp and
Nearly Suffocated.
PITTsBURG. May Ga serious fire is rag
ing in Colliery IA of the Pennsylvania Coal
Company at Port Blanchard. Up to Z
o'clock tonight all efforts to check the
flames were futile. Several men who were
at work exploring the mine, among them
Foremans Thompson, were overcome by fire.
damp and had to be carried out
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Lexington Entries.

LEXINGTON, May 6.-Following are the
entries and weights for to-morrow's races: :
The first race failed to fill, and entries
will close tomorrow morning at the stand.
Second race, five urlongs-Pennyroya
112; Roseland, Kingman and Faithful ITO
each Beulah b, Sly and Lisbon 116 each.
Third race, one mile-LOttie'S S and Came
la lO5 each; Sister Geneva, Inez and Lena
II 100 each.
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards
lnandlcap) = Unit 112 Kate Malone 10,
Brandolet 103, Bettina lO6.
Fifth race, five furlongs-M0n Dedit,
Annie Elizabeth, Marmora. Sister Linda,
Lady Washington, Meline, Miss Hawkins,
Respond, Laura and Agnes 1I5 each.
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Robert Browning.
December 20, 1859.

His feast Of life was rlch-thls life OF ours;
All human things meath yonder azure cope
For him were deep in meaning, wide In hope
Nor those alone; above our brakes and bowers
Mad dance he saw OF Genil scattering flowers
His Fancy kept key strange gates to ope;
Became at will that quaint Kaleidoscope
Which turns all shapes to patterns then devourz
The last to fashion new. His grasp was .Iarget
He knew that, with the suffering heart of man
Compared, all matter-worlds but fiji span.
His Song had shafts that pierced spirit-targe;
It's flight outsoared the agnostic poet-clan,
Faithful to humblest Songs Implicit chargs
AUBREY DE WE'RE, In Harper's Magazine for May
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Stanley at Windsor Castle.
LONDON, May 6.-The Queen received
Stanley at Windsor Castle to-day.
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Prohibition Laws

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Boutelle of Maine
to-day introduced in the House bill in
tended to repair the damage inflicted upon
the State prohibition laws by the recent de-
clsion of the Supreme Court in the original
package case. The bill is in the shape of
section to be added to the Interstate Com
merce Act, and reads as follows: THAT
nothing in this act shall be construed to
authorize the sale of or traffic in intoxicating
liquors. in any State contrary to the laws
Iheranf"
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Large Public Bequests.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-The will Of
George S. Pepper, late President of the
Academy Of Fine Arts, was probated to-
day. The document disposed of an estate
valued at $2,000,0O0. The sum of 81, ,067, 600
Is divided among public institutions which
are to receive further portion OF the
residuary estate.
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LOST HIS HEAD.
Story Of an Apparently Insane Man Who Il
Under Arrest in Buffalo,

ohuei hiIcsl IL D
BUFFALO, May GA stranger unable to
give his name, but who said he arrived from
San Francisco, was arrested tonight on
the street for acting in suspicious manner
AT the station-house he said mis- head had
been stolen from him and given to Grover
Cleveland. He declared that his head was
connected by telegraph wires with all
parts of the world, and he wanted to
make arrangements to get it back. as
he wanted to resume communication
with several foreign dignitaries. He had
been unable to hold intercourse by wire
with these people since his head was
stolen, and he was forced to use the mails,
but these proved too slow. He said he had
no use for Cleveland's head. The man was
committed Tor examination as to his sanity.
Letters in his pockets were postmarked
Oakland, San Francisco and other Califor-
MIA cities. and addressed to Henry w.
Lakey.. He is about 40 years old, well
dressed and handsome, and well supplied
with money.
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after at 81. .00O, ,OOOf per annum, the cost be-
ing 10000. 0O0f per annum. The commission
company is in good condition and can be
used for the continuance of the work. The
commission recommends as the best solu-
ton Of the financial question that the mari
time States guarantee interest on the capl-
tai OF 500, 0O0,000f required for the compile
tion of the great enterprise.
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to pass through the United States. 1t is
admitted that on the refusal of Collector
Phelps to aecede to the request the entire
number OF in-transit passengers will be re-
leased on writs of habeas corpus, that a test
may be made.
The Gaelic, which will sail for China to-
morrow, will have quite large number of
remanded Chinese passengers on board.
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Winners at Elizabeth.

ELIZABETH, May cit rained to-day. and
the track was heavy. The races resulted as
follows
First race, five furlongs-Civl Service
Namley) won, Young Duke (Fitzpatrck)
second, Cerrento (Bergen) third. Time,
! :05.
Second race, six furlongs-Lee Chrlsty
(Leayy) Won, San Jose (Jones) second, For
eigner French third. Time, 1:2I.
Third race Selling, six furlongs-Shoto-
yer Jones' won, Matte Looram (Thomp-
som second, Puzzle (Taylor) third. Time,
1:20.
Fourth race Selling, six furlongs-sou-
yenir (Jones) won, Rosa (Stevenson) second,
Laekawood (Mayers) third Time, 1:l91l.
Fifth race (handicap), one and a quarter
miles.Eon Bergen won, Badge Hayward
2:14h. * >
Sixth race, five furlongs, Young Grace
Jonesl won, 1errifier Nittlefield) second,
Kitty B Bergen third. Time, / :65.
Seventh race (selling), one mile-Quesal
lBergen) won, Sparkling (Flynn) second,
King Volt Uamley) third. Time, :49A.
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A GOOD HOME.
A stepfather Allowed to Retain Possession Of
His Child

q 'sop1"tHot 0ttUWe1 70 netaIu 1usse5sIUu UI
His Child.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Henry S. Townsend,
a widower, placed his six-year-old step
daughter, Agnes Mary Matthies, in care of
the orphanage of the Church of the Holy
Trinity one year ago to remain until she
reached the age of 10 years, but Townsend,
In November, 1889, was allowed to with
draw her from the 0rphanage on the repre-
sentation that she would be sent to his sis
ter In San Francisco, who was in comfort
able circumstances. 1t has since been as
certained that his sister is poor, with
large family, and the child has not been sent
habeas corpus was Obtained by the institu-
tiOn. The stepfather denied that he was
guilty of Misrepresentation, and asserted
that the child had good home. Judge
Barrett to-day dismissed the writ and per-
mitted the child to remain with Townsend.
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CHICAGO, May Grain to-day prevented
games between the Brooklyns and New
Yorks, Philadelphias and Bostons and
Clevelands and Pittsburgs, of the National
Baseball League, and also the games of the
Clevelands and Buffalos, Philadelphia
and New Yorks and Brooklyns and Bos-
tons, of the Players League.
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Am Attorner,s Clnim.

The Supervisors Judiciary Committee
was notified yesterday by City and County
Attorney Flournoy that the claim OF L. Fl.
Pike, Washington attorney, for $1,000 for
representing the city in the Dougherty case
before the United States Supreme Court is
unreasonable. He considers $500 sufficient
faa
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WON AND LOST.

Relative Positions Of the National and Play
ers' League Teams
The following table gives the number of
games won, lost and played by each club of
the National and Players leagues. 1t will
thus be an easy matter to compare the
work of the rival clubs.
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Jndrs sabin,s Illness.

United States District Judge Sabin, who
has been lying dangerously i'll for the past
two weeks at the Palace, is still in critical
condition. He is suffering from an attack
of acute rheumatism which has swollen his
limbs to twice their natural size.
Late last night he was reported some
what better and resting quietly.
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CHICAGO CHURCH SCANDAL.
a Pastor Fined for Throwing Rival Out Of
the Building

ING DulIulng.
CHICAGO. May 6.-Justice Going to-day
finished the hearing of the charge OF as
sault preferred by Rev. Gottfried Velter
against Rev. A. Heilmann and others of the
Humboldt Church. The case grew out of
the Esher split in the German Evangelical
Church. Two weeks ago Velter, who was
appointed pastor of the church by Bishop
Esher, was thrown out of the church by the
other faction. The Justice said that he,
could not enter into the merits of the claims
of the rival factions, but the defendants
were on trial as citizens and their offense
was aggravated by the fact that the assault
occurred in the church. The Justice fined
two of the defendants 500 each, the limit
the law allows, and discharged the balance.
The defendants will appeal
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Naval Orders,

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Chief Engineer
David Smith has been ordered to duty con-
nected with the State, War and Navy
Building.
Leave has been granted to Rear Admiral
R. n. Stembel for one year, with permission
to leave the United States.
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THE PANAMA CANAL.

Report Of the Commission on the Practica.
bility of Completing 1t.
PARIS, May 6.-The report of the special
commission to inquire into completing the
Panama Canal has been given to the pub
lie. The commission says the canal can be
completed Oh the lock system for SOC, ,OOO.-
WOf. IL Is estimated that the receipts for
the nrst m % Tour years otter completion will be,
the twelfth year at 10000, ,000f, and there
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Danny Needhem

Boston, May 6.-Danny Needham has
arrived from California. He says Billy
Mccarthy can whip any middle-weight in
the country except Dempsey. Needham is
trying to get another match with Paddy
Kerrigan.
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CONFIDENT CHINESE,
They Expect to Discard WINDOWS Order
by Habeas Corpus.

by Habeas Corpus.
The steamer China's Mongolian pas
sengers will be the cause of some trouble
this week when the vessel arrives, as Col
lector Phelps as yet has received no notice
of-any change in Secretary WINDOWS order
refusing the in-transit passengers of the
China the right to proceed to Mexican
ports, and until instructions come to hand
the passengers will remain ON board the
vessel,
The attorneys for the Chinese hold that
the order is null and void and would not
stand the test of argument. They expect.
therefore, that decision in their favor will
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Worlds Fair nirentnrs.

CHICAGO. May 6.-The Directors of the
worlds Fair met this afternoon and COM
pleted their organization by the election of
Ing Of standing committees.
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A Luncheon.

WASHINGTON. May 6.-Mrs. Hearst en-
tertained company of young ladies at
luncheon to-day, among them being Miss
Holiday from San Francisco and Miss
Florence Bayard, daughter of the ex-Secre-
tary of State.
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A MISSING VESSEL.

The British Steamship wingates Given Up
for Lost.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6-The British
steamer Wingates. Captain Thompson, with
crew of thirty men, sailed from here
March 23d, bound to Copenhagen. and has
never since been heard from. The
owners have given up all hope.
The steamer City of Newcastle sailed at
the same time and reached Copenhagen
April 11th. She saw nothing of the miss
ing vessel after leaving Delaware Capes.
The cargo consisted of 101, ,527 bushels of
corn, valued at S37, ,565.
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MRS. BUTTERFIELD's DEATH.
Not the Slightest Clew to the Identity Of the
Assassin

DENVER, May 6.-There are no new de-
yelopments in the Butterfield murder case.
IL remains deeper mystery than ever, as
no motive, except lust, can be assigned for
Tie crime. and no clew to the murderer has
yet been discovered. Munson. whose ar
rest was reported yesterday, is still held,
put he probably knows nothing of the case.
In the meantime three physicians have ex-
amined the body and express a doubt as to
whether Mrs. Butterfield was violated. The
Coroner's inquest will begin tomorrow.
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AN UNINTEREsTING GAME.
The Chicagos and Pittsburgs Play the Only
Rrnth erhnnd Cnnteat

CHICAGO, May 6.-The game at Brother
hood Park to-day was uninteresting, the
cold weather preventing any sharp plays.
The Chicagos punched their hits, while the
Pittsburgs punched their errors. Summary:
Chicagos. gos.......................3 o Ola
Pittsburgs. rgs.......,..............O 2 o U O. q
Base hits-Chicagos II, PNtsburgs 8. Errors
Chicagos 8, Pittsburgs a. Batteries-Dwyer and Far
rell, Calvin and CARROLL
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Bayard's Tins.

New YORK, May 6.-Bayard's tips for
Linden: First race, Blue Rock or Gloster;
second race, Ely or CIaudine; third race, St.
James or Sam Morse; fourth race, Prodigal
or Sparkling; fifth race, Martin Russell or
hlslmony; sixth race, Rosa or Lemon
Blossom
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WASHINGTON, May 6.-Secretary 6. Tracy's
residence, the one where the catastrophe
occurred, was sold to-day for $50, $50. 1t
cost him $4,000 year ago. The residence
of the late Justice Matthews was also sold
to-day for SS1, 800.
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Linden Entries.
New YORK, May 6.-Following are the


New YORK, May 6.-Foll0wing are the
Linden entries for tomorrow:
First race, five furlongs-Blue Rock 100,
Vengeance 11s, Glenmound 113 Vance 113,
Lotion 110, GlOster 110, Duplicity ITO, My
Fellow ITO. Dalsyrian 40, Ofalece los, Vii
lage Maid 105, Cecilia 100, Bias 9S, Isasquena
FLY 9S, Olivia colt S4
Second race, four and half furlongs-
Emily Carter 115, Glentochy 10S Quence
colt los, Cutalong 105, Contessa filly IO5,
Ely 103, Dickens 103, Claudine 100.
Third race, six furlongs-Prince Howard
119, Major DAILY III, Sir William 112, Sam
uel Morse 112, st. James 112 Maggie V
flly 90.
Fourth race, one mile-St. Paris 116,
Sparkling ia, PrOdigal 112, Elene III, Long
branch 104, Bonanza 1O4, Burnside 100,
Queen Elizabeth 90, Warlike "a.
Fifth race, one and a sixteenth miles
Tristan 1l9, Cassius 115, Duplicity I15.
Diablo 115, George Oyster 114, Morton Rus
sell 100. Lisimony 49, Rudolph 80, Village
Maid 50, Burnside 90, My Fellow 95, Admi-
raj S4, Congress 81.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Royal Garter
ia, Blackthorn 110, SOurire 100, GyGa JOY,
Facial 100, Queen Elizabeth 1O5, John At
wood 104. Allan Archer 103, Jim Murray
104, Chickahominy 101, Mente Christie 90,
Hairspring 80, Frank Wheeler 90, Watch
Me 9S, Rosa 81, Lemon Blossom 81, Souvenir
SO, Thad Rowe 90.
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George Refs. Treasurer; and Henry W.
Cory, Municipal Judge, each by over 1000
majority; and also thirteen out of seventeen
Aldermen. The election was held under
the Australian system of balloting, which
gives general satisfaction.
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At Spokaue Falls.

SPOKANE FALLS, May 6.-The home
team beat the Portlands to-day in q ten
inning game. Summary:
spokanes. ......... ...........3 l o U0O11-
Portiands.. 0 o 5 o 0 O-S
Base hits-Spokanes Is, Portland 5. Errors
Spokanes 3, Portlands 5.
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small-Pox Among Immigrants.

NEW YORK. May 6-The steamship
Alesia, from Mediterranean ports, is quar-
antined here. Two smallpox patients are
on board, among over 1000 Italian immi-
grants.
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BLEW OUT THE GAS.

Sudden Termination of a Wedding Tour at a
Grand Island Hotel
GRAND ISLAND (Nebr.). May &C. NJ
Burt and bride, of Fairfield, who were
stopping at hotel here on their wedding
tour. blew out the gas last night and were
found in their room there in an uncon-
sciouS condition this morning. Mrs. Burt
is dead and her husband cannot live.
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WASHINGTON, May 6.-The President has
approved the act to increase the cost of the
Wilmington public building and the act
providing for public building at Fremont,
Nebraska.
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British Grain Trade

LONDON, May 6.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press, in its review of the British grain
trade for the past week. says: Weather is
favorable and the prospect is that wheat
will meet the expectations of growers. The
market has been firm and largely in favor
of sellers, and slightly higher. Foreign
owing to heavy imports. Californian adj
vanced cd. Indian advices are against buy
ers. A deficiency is estimated of about
100000 quarters. Russia is shipping
freely. The weather this spring has fa-
vored growth in Eastern Europe. Spring
corn Is dearer; oats are strongly in sellers
favor, barley is dull.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY,

Murder AMI Suicide by a Rejected Lover in
Nebraska.
OMAHA, May GA special from Freeport,
Cheyenne County, says: A young man
named Charles Clark, who has been court
ing Miss May Mcintyre, the daughter of
wealthy parents, proposed to her and when
she rejected him shot her in the shoulder
and chest. He then blew out his brains.
Doctors say the girl will die.
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TO LEASE---THE IRYINGTON, AIS ELLIS ST

CEvENTY LIGHT AND AIRY ROOMS. THIS
- house, recently completed and centrally located.
is convenient to all parts OF the city, connecting
with three systems OF cable roads. Apply on ths
premises. my6 Up Is
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
The Awful Dsed of "a Father Who Was Crazed
by Eating Morphine.

FoxBoRo (Mass.), May GA farmer,
named Cormack, crazed from morphine
eating, killed his thirteen-year-old daugh-
Ter and himself. He left note saying he
wanted to insure the child's happiness.
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AN AMERICAN SCHEME.
Bridging the Thames From London to Putney
to Give More Room

to Give More Room
LONDON, May 6.-An engineer named
Titley, an American, advocates a scheme
in the Pail Mall Gazette for adding large
superficial space to London by bridging the
Thames from London to Putney, the plat
form to rest upon tubular tunnels, stretch
Ing from shore to shore. About five miles
additional space would be added, giving
room Tor new avenues, an electric tramway,
etc. The tunnels beneath would be lighted
by electricity, with stations at intervals to
accommodate river traffic. The estimated
cost is S1OOOOO.OOO.
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THE CHARITIES BILL.
Premier crispi and the italian Cabinet Agree
Upon Plan.

ROME, May 6.-The Cabinet met this
morning. Crispi presiding, to discuss the
action of the Senate yesterday rejecting the
clause relative to church expenses In the
Charities Bill. 1t was decided to ask the
Senate to pass the bill by secret ballot, and
afterward to request the Deputies to reject
the amendment of the Senate. The Minis
tiers accept the bill in its original form In
the Senate and will not insist on an amend
ment.
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Fruit Blossoms K,lled b. Frost.

COLUMBUS, May 6.-The State crop bull
letin, issued to-day, shows that 3S per cent
OF the fruit blossoms in Ohio have been
killed by frost.
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ST. PAUL ELECTION.

Sweeping Democratic Victory = Satisfaction
With thu Australian Ballot System.
ST. PAUL, May 6.-The city election to-
day resulted in sweeping victory for the
Democrats. who elected Robert A. Smith,
Mayor; John w. Roche. Comptroller;