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The morning call., 1890-06-04
Iatnnia Rasnltn

LAToNIA, June 3.-The weather to-day was
clear and pleasant and the track fast. The races
resulted as fOllOws
First race, one mile Selling, Mamie Fonso
(Overton won, Silver King (Fox) second, Silver
Lake BROWN third. Time, 1 A
Second race one mile and seventy yards tsell-
ing, ClamOr (Britton) won, Robin (Monohau)
second Crawfsn tGoodale) third. Time, l:4794,
Third race (haDdcapl, one mile aud one fur
long, Tenacity (Allen) won, Bonita Or. WilIisms)
second. Hydy (Steppe) third. Time, 1914
Fourth race (Latonia Oaks, one and quarter
miles, English Lady QHo!lls) won, Julia Magee
2:0Ss4.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs Bramble-
bush CR: Williaml won, Tom Rogers (Steppe)
second, Miss Hawkins (W. Harris) third. Time,
O.b61h '
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A BRITISH BLUFF.
The Times Attacks Secretary Of
State Blaine.
Accused Of Yielding 10 the Pressure Of
Irish h-AmeriGanS.
The Duke Of Orleans PaTdOled by President
Carnot and Escorted to the
Swiss Frontier.
Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL.

LONDON, June 3.-The Times declares the
order to dispatch an American cruiser TO Behr-
ing Sea smacks too much OF the flrst Napo-
leon In dealing with a weak statesman.
and II the order is executed British
men Of war must follow. We can only imagine.
the Times continues, that pressure from Irish.
Americans induced Blaine to withdraw from his
apparent desire for diplomatic settlement.
We believe England will agree to the close time
for seals In the open sea, but such arrangements
must be International and cannot be imposed
upon the world by American gun-boats at the
bidding of Blaine
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ADULTERATED FOOD.
Senator Paddock Reports Substitute for All
Previous Bills.

WASHINGTON. June 3.-Senator Paddock to-
day reported fayorably from the Committee on
Agriculture substitute for all the pure-food
bills which have been introduced in the Senate.
The bill prov ides that there shall be organized
in the Department OF Agriculture a food dlyi-
sion, whose chief shall receive $4,000 per an
mum aud be charged with the duty off procuring
and having anayZed sample of all the food
or drugs sold in any Stale and Territory other
than where manufactured. The Introduction
Into any State or Territory from another Stale
or Territory OF any adulterated food drugs is
prohibited under penalty of fine and imprison-
ment. Any drug shall be deemed adul.
terated when 1t differs, within the knOwl-
edge OF the seller, from the STANDARD
OF strength, quality or purity laid down
In the United States Pharmacopela or
other standard works, or when Its strength or
purity falls below the professed standard under
which II Is sold. Food drink shall be held
adulterated when any substance has been know
lngly mixed or packed with II so as TO reduce or
lower or ln1uriOuSy affect its quality strength
or when any valuable constituent Of the article
has been wholly or In part aDstracted, ana IL 1t
contains within the knowledge OF the seller any
added poisonous or injurious ingredient.
Persons are required under penalty TO submit
for an aysis samples of food, drink or drugs, aud
an offcial analysis shall be made OF such articles
whenever the same is demanded by any re-
spOustDle person,
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.sMUGGLED CHINESE.
Mongoliaas Pouring Over the Northern and
Southern Borders

WASHINGTON, June "a. Willard, United
States Consul at Guaymas, In a letter which was
transmitted TO the Senate to-day reports the
arrival Of Ill more Cinnamon at Mazatlau.
Thirty nine Cinnamon whose arrival at Guaymas
was reported In previous letter, Willard states,
have left Guaymas for towns In Sonora, near the
United States frontier, and are waiting an oppor-
tunity TO cross the border United States Off
GERS were notified Lew w. Meyers, United
States Consul at Victoria, tells how twenty-five
Cinnamon were undoubtedly smuggled into the
United States by the steamer North Star. The
Chnamen were taken on board the vessel about
midnight, aud although the Canadian Collector
had men watching her she slipped out OF the
harbor In safety and managed TO elude the pur-
suing tug which was sent after her. The price
charged for this work Is $50 per head Meyers
says: III this practice is not stopped more cut
ters must be placed on the Sound, and spies must
be employed TO aid the Canadian authorities
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THE HOUSE.
Appropriations for Public Building Sites Re
ducei

ducei.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-Bills were favorably
reported TO the House increasing the pay aud
classification OF postal clerks; for The appoint
ment OF twenty-six Supervisors Of Postoifices 10
examine and report upon the condition OF the of
fees IN the certain districts to which they Will be
assigned; the Senate bill for the construction Of
a steam vessel for use In Puget Sound; the SEN
ate bill establishing ports OF delivery In Alaska:
and Ihe House bill authorizing The construction
of a bridge owe the Columbia River.
Senate bills providing for the purchase of
100000 public building sites at Tacoma and
Seattle, WASH, were reported, but the appro-
priation in each instance was reduced 10
$4,000.
The Senate bill passed changing the bounda
rles OF the reservation OF the UucOmpdghro Utes
1he House then proceeded TO The considera-
tion OF The Alabama contested election case of
McDuffie VS.. Turpin.
Comstock opened the discussion with an argu-
ment in favor Of the claims OF The contestant.
Crisp presented the claims OF tile contestee
Pending further debate the House adjourned,
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A TEUToNIC MANIFESTO.
An Alleged Native Movement Against the
German Language and Customs.

An Alleged Native Movement Against the
German Language and Customs.
MILWAUKEE, June 3.-An Agitation Commit
tee appointed by German order has issued
manifesto calling upon all German societies, OF
whatever sort, to unite IN organized opposition
to the "Sies ed designs" which certain classes OF
people, designated the "natiYe born," are al
eyed TO entertain toward those Of Teutonic
origin. Says this manifesto: 1.-THE antipathy,
the jealousy and the suppressed hate toward lhe
Germans which large part OF the native born
o. non German element Of this country feels has
recently become more and more manifest, and
has already found official expression IN this
Stase aud other States" The committee then
goes on to say that tie native movement Is d.
rected against The German language, manners
aud customs. and that II Is engineered by fdnat-
les and Pharisees. Ii is proposed 10 organize
German central society Tor the objects set form
IN ms pronunciamenlo.
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Trotting at Terre Haute.

TERRE HAUTE, June 3.-To-day was the
opening OF the spring trotting meeting and 1000
people were present. The weather was fine aud
the track good SunOl, the queen OF the three
year-Olds gave an exhibition trot goiug the rrst
heat IN 2:13. Fred Arthur the fastest son of
Belmont, also gave an exhibition heat In 2:151a.
The next attraction was the 2:23 trot. Nutmeg
won, Nettie second, Frank third. Best time,
2:221a.
rhe 2:32 trst Joe Eastman won. Waynland
secot.S., Katie third Best time. 2:29
The 2:50 race Leiby won, Soc second, Kalusa
third, Neliy S fourth Best time, 2:36I4
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Arrival of the Bsurgoene.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Some uneasiness has
been felt about the steamer Bourgogne, as she
was considerable overdue The steamer was
compelled TO slow up on account Of the machln-
e!y ovefheatlng. Among her passengers were
Gallllarde aud Soudais, the French detectives,
VINO come TO arrest the murderer Eyraud in
Cuba, and Miss Mary Gwendolin Caldwell, the
marry Prince Murat OF France
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An Old Suit.

NEW YORK, June "a commission has been
appointed TO take the testimony CT Theophilus
macas Of Los Angeles in the suit of Eugene
Kelly against Jay Gould, George }. Gould
Russell Sage, J. Henry Work, Granville M,
Dodge, the Mexican Oriental InteroceanIc and
International Railway Improvement Company,
the Oriental Construction Company and the
Mexican Southern Railway Company an old
suit. OF which the particulars have been pre-
Yl0usly stated.
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RELEASED FROM PRISON.

President Carnot Grants Pardon to ths Duke
Of Orleans.
PARIS, June 3.-PresIdent Carnot has granted
a pardon 10 the Duke OF Orleans, who was sent
10 prison in February last for violating the de-
cree of exile issued against The members of his
family.
Tie Duke was secretly conveyed from Clair
yauX Prison TO the Swiss frontier with view
to preventing Orleauist demonstrations. His
lease causes a futter among 0reanists. All hope
OF his pardon was abandoned and the colony Of
sympalniZers located near the prison expected
the DUKES fiancee to accompany him into exile.
1t is reported the couple will be married in Lon
don shortly. The pardon may cause minis
terlal crisis
The document releasing the Duke declares
that the President OF the Republic orders the
Due d'Orleans to be conducted outside the terri
tory OF the Republic.
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Morrill,, Charmen OF the Committees on PEN
siOns. II was believed an agreement would be
formally reached TO- day by the cOnferIees on the
General Pension Bill; but, when the House con
ferrees came up this morning with tile Dstruc.
tions of the Republican caucus Of last night TO
maintain the principle Of service pensions. 1t was
tive Houses was adopted.
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The Brooks.O .kss w adina.

NEW YORK. June 3.-Nliss Grace Oakes.
daughter of L. F. Oakes, President OF tile North
ern Pacific Railroad. and Frederick Brooks of
Boston were married to-day at the country
house OF Henry Willard at DoDbs FeTry The
bride wore wedding gown OF heavy corded
white SILK, trimmed with very old point applique
Inc veil being trimmed In ike manner She
wore no oInamenls and carried in her hand a
bouquet of white roses and lilies OF the valley
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Celebrating the Anniversary of Her

Celebrating the Anniversnry of Her Ar
rival in This Port.
The steamer Panama arrived in this port from
voyage through the Straits Of Magellan on
June 4. 1S49, and to-day the anniversary will be
celebrated by dinner. When the vessel left
New York she had on board HOO passenger s.
many OF whom subsequently became dis
tinguished.
OF those who were on board may be mentioned :
General John e. Fremont General Joe Hooke r,
ex-Justice Mckinstry and his brother, Major
Mckinstry, the members OF the firm of More
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Roeus Memoiri.

PARIS, June 3.-The Duke de Broelie has pub
lished a letter In which lie says the articles re-
Gently published purporting to be extracts from
the memoirs of TalleyraBd are not genuine. No
one but four intimate friends, who would not d.
vuce the contents, have ever seen the manu-
script. The alleged extracts were supplied by
an eX-secretary to Talleyraud. He inflated the
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Judpe Cate Iudorsed.l

LITTLE Rock, June Sat the Democratic
Convention, comprising the First Congressional
District, to-day Judge Cate was indorsed for
denomination for Congress. Cate was recently
ousted from the Fifly-frSt Congress by Feather
stone, who ran as an lpdependent.
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THE TARIFF BILL.
Progress Made by the Republican Members
of thu Einanca


WASHINGTON, June 3.-The sub committee OF
the Senate Finance Committee continued Its con-
siderati0n OF the TaIlf Bill to-day. The wood
schedule was passed. The sugar schedule was
laid over for the present, 1t being deemed best to
await the return OF Morrill, and Sherman before
taking up subject OF such importance. Two
New York fur dealers, representing. they said,
100 houses engaged in the preparation of furs
and IN the manufacture OF fur goods, were given
q hearing. They ked that the duties on furs
and fur goods in the House bill be increased, on
account OF competition OF cheap foreign labor.
The Subcommittee also :passed over without
which, with lsugar, occupy twenty pages OF the
printed bill.
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COWBOY PUNISHMENT.
A saddle-Thief Given Forty Lashes Upon His
Bare Back

CHEYENNE, June ga large number OF cow
boy outfits are camDed at Wendover, a hundred
miles above this city, receiving over the Chey-
rnne aud Northern Railway Texas cattle, TO be
driven TO Montana. The cowboys have insti-
lshment for petty offenses. This evening they
gave one OF their number forty lashes on the
bare back with quirts for stealing a saddle.
There aJe no officers at that jumping of place,
but so FAR tie amount OF lawlessness has been
iTui fsd
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A Yagrant's Inheritancs.

ALTON (IL) June 3.-A man named Thomas
Waters was arrested here yesterday for va
grancy. Shortly afterward friend arrived from
Jerseyyille to impart the Information to him that
lie had fallen heir 10 $4,000, left him by au
uncle in England. Pending the arrival OF the in
heritance Mr.. Waters visits with tue Marshal T
fba oil
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OBITU AIRY,
MRS. JOHN EDWARDS.

Mrs. John Edwards OF 1912 Campbell street.
died yesterday morning IN Oakland OF lockjaw
The attack was very peculiar one, having come
on hst Thursday without apparent cause. Her
condition grew worse until she expired. She
leaves n husband and child, and was native OF
Nashville, Tenn, aged 81 years
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Iha Ennlish nsrhu

LONDON, June 3.-Following are the probable
starters in the Derby tomorrow, together with
the jockeys and latest betting; Strefoot did
diare), TO 1 on; Sanfoin (Watts), TO 2
against; lie Nord (F Barrett). II TO l Battibeal
QtobinsOnl, 40 to /; MartagOn u. Osborne), 40
10 /; Golden Gate Cannon, 40 to l; odd
fellow, 40 TO 1 KIkham IF. Lebb), 100 10 /;
orwell g. Barrettl, 100 TO l.
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The United States Tariff.

LONDON, June 3.-The Berlin correspondent OF
the Daily News says:Tbe Government is not likely
to accede TO the petitions OF The Chamber OF COM
merce asking IL 10 protest against the proposed
changes In The Unified States tariff Many man
uiacturers in SaXony have been notified by
American houses that their orders will be can
celed unless Tie goods are delivered in America
before Iuiy
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Fmnarnr William,s With

BERLIN, June 3.-The Emperor to-day re-
ceived deputation Il ON the German guilds and
artisan unions. In sympathetic speech the
Emperor declared that II was his most earnest
wish to see the haDdlcrafts again on the same
basis as iu The fourteenth century.
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Seriously Ininred

BERLIN, June 3.-The Prince OF Saxe-Mein-
ingen, brother-n-law OF the Emperor who was
visiting al Coblenz, was taken suddenly Ill at the
hotel there. He was upset in tile carriage with
The Emperor William recently. Three doctors
were summoned, and they advised that lie be I'M
mediately removed 10 BeIln for treYtment.
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MRS. GEORGE ruRNER.

Mrs. George Furner of Petauma died suddenly
yesterday afternoon, from heart disease, itis.sup-
posed. When found by her children on return
Ing home from school she was lying ON the floor
unconscious, and died in less than three hours
thereafter.
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Kemmler's Case.

BUFFALO, June 3.-In the General Term OF the
Supreme Court the decision Of Judge Underwood
OF Auburn in the kemmler habeas corpus case
was affirmed This allows the case TO go at once
TO the Court of Appeals. The only question is
whether Kemmler can be legally executed by the
Warden OF Auburn Prison.
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An Indorsament

WASHINGTON, June 3.-senator Mitchell to-
day received message from Mon,anmsrv a
member OF the Oregon State Lepisl,,nra 90 fo.
lows: oregon lndorses the Mckinley bill and
hermann by 5000 majority. The Leeislafnre is
Republican by twenty-one." -
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n Aristocratic Wedding.

LONDON, June 3.-Count Alexander Munster,
a son OF the late German Embassador TO En-.
gland, was married to-day TO Lady Muriel Hay,
daughter OF the Earl OF kinnouIl.
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EX-MAYOR COTTRELL.
Another Reign of Terror Feared by Residei
IF Nadar Rayu

Of Cedar Keys.
CEDAR KEYS (Fla.l June 3.-The Cottrell
clique are iuDlant. From trusty friends In
Jacksonville IL is learned that bail has been ar
ranged for the ex Mayor, so he may now safely
give himself up, go through the formaiity of Civ
ing bail and then return here TO intlmidate all
witnesses against him. Many families will re-
move from here II CottTel Is allowed 10 give bail.
IL Is reported that Collector PinkertOn says he
will resign and leave the city.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
A Commissioner Dispatched to Japan for
UNIQUE Exhibit.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Gustavus Coward,
who at different times has been Secretary of the
Legation at Toxic, Japan, aud Apla. to-day left
the city with credentials from the State Depart.
ment on singular mission. lie has been desig-
mated as Special Commissioner to proceed to
Japan ana arrange for a Japanese exhibit at the
Chicago fair. He Is instructed 10 arrange for
the exhibition OF a complete Japanese village,
including houses, families and all .ne necessary
domestic utensils, tools and wOi kmeD, TO display
the o; dinary trades and occupations In Japan.
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Expellsd From BULGARIA.

SOFIA, June. e.3.-All OF the persons who were
acquitted Of completely In tile recent Panitza
trial, with the exception Of Mathef, have been
expelled from Bulgaria.
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a Fresh Conspiracy.

ST. PETERSBURG, June St has come to the
knowledge OF the police that the Nihilists in
France are engaged in a fresh conspiracy against
the life OF the Gar. The French police have been
placed on the track Of the conspirators.
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pannnr1uania Pnlitics.

PITTsBURG, June 3.-Hon. Thomas NJ. Bayne,
Congressman from the Twenty-third District, re-
fused q denomination to-day, and Colonel William
A. Stone, ex-United States District Attorney,
was nominated. Mr.. Bayne gave as bis reason
for the refusal OF the nomination that he was
overworked and worn out. Two-thirds Oh the
convention favored him.
In the Tweniy-second District Hon. John Dal-
zell was renOminated.
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Visitors at the Naval Academy.

ANNAPOLIS, June 3.-The Board OF Visitors
TO the Naval Academy we're entertained to-day
by gun practice and drill In seamanship on
board the wyoming They were much pleased
with the performance of the cadets at dress
parade this evening. Cadet Bailey OF Arkansas
first class was piesented with medal for the
best score in the gun practice.
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A Counterf.It Canadian RiII

John F. Collins yesterday disposed OF a Cana
dian ten-dollar greenback to NJ. Kubeck,
pawn-broker at COL Clay street. for s6 Kubeck
subsequently took The bill to the Bank Of Call
1orna, where II was pronounced counterfeit.
huQeck thereupon caused Collins arrest for
passing counterfeit money
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A PROFITABLE CONSPIRACY.
Method Of St. Louis Company to Defraud
the Government

1HotH0U VI Dt' HVufs OVu0pdUy 20 DtlI HUI
the Government
WASHINGTON, June 3.-When the announce
ment was made that Captain AlonZ0 Z. Miltimore
Of the Quartermasters Department, U. s. A.,
was TO be tried by court-martial at Tucson Ariz,
on charges Of fraud against The Government, 1t
was ntimated that he was involved In guestiona.
BILE transactions when stationed in ST. Louis sew.
eral years ago, and that although he could not be
punished. there were others involved who might
be reached by the civil courts. The Treasury
Department looked into the matter and as re.
suit, proceedings have been instituted at ST.
Louis against the Z. Hartley Cantwell Com. any
of that city to recover $4,000, alleged to have
been fraudulently obtaned from the Government
with the aid of MiltIm0re. 1t Is charged the firm
which Mitimore had paid by the Government.
The spolls thus obtained, 1t Is charged, were
divided between the two.
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ro,rr.s,mon ponom;nstad

KANSAS CITY, June 3.-Hon. John c. Tarmey,
Democratic Congressman for the Fifth Missouri
District, was renominated by acclamatIon at the
Holden Convention to-day.
KoKoMo Qnd.) June 3-The Republican Con-
gressiOnal District Convention tonight nomi-
mated Judge Waugh, defeating Joseph Cheadle,
the present Congressman.
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Father Sherman Located.

BALTIMORE Juue 3.-A telegraph message
came 10 this city last night from Pittsburg, say
ing: Where is Father Sherman? Is he dead?"
Father Sherman, the son of General Sherman, is
not dead Il G is at Woodstock, the Jesuit home,
studying aud is in the very best Of health.
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A Big Purchase

rIrIsBuRG, June 3.-The Standard OH Com
pany has purchased the Forest on Comnanv for
Sl,6O0.0O0, and promises to take the remaining
S4O0, 600 OF stock at above par. 1t is the largest
producing company in the world. with bo. 600
acres OF producing territory. WIN o0'ooo
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She. His Swee,baart

FORT SMITH. June 3.-Win Jackson endeav-
ored TO induce his former sweetheart, Ida Dean,
to return 10 him. She refused and jackson shot
at her. She ran Into the yard and he followed
and emutied the contents OF his revolver Into
her body. When certain OF her death lie kissed
her AID then shot himself in the lett breast. He
t.H
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WASHINGTON, June 3.-The subcommittee
OF Inc House Committee on Elections has de-
clded not to delay the Clayton Brec kinridce con-
.estea election case In Arkansas for the purpose
OF taxing the testimony Of California witnesses
10 regard to the alleged completely of Hooper In
the murder OF John l.. Clayton
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NEW YORK. June 3.-Bayard's tips for the
Morris Park races: First race, Tenny or Geral-
dine; second, Charley Dreux or Judge Morrow;
third. Gold Dollar or ST. Charles; fourth, King
Eril or Chaos; fifth, Correction or Lima; sixth
Admiral or GYPSY Queen.
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MARROW ESCAPE.
FOrtunae e Discovery of an Attempt to Wreck

Fortunae seo7ery Of an AItempt 70 WFscK
Passenger Train.
OMAHA, June 3.-The heroism of boy named
Nike Haley prevented the wreck OF the Union
Pacific Filler to-day between here and South
Omaha, at place called Summit. Young Haley
was returning home when he saw two men I'M
lock switch and turn it. de ran to South
Omaha aud notified Tie train men Just as the
train which consisted of twelve coaches. was
pulling out. There was an unusually large num-
Der of passengers on hoard, and had the plot not
been discovered the loss OF life would have been
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A Parnellite " Whip.n

LONDON, june 3. AN urgent Parnelte
whip" has been Issued. calling upon the
Nationalist members OF the House OF Commons
10 be In their seats Thursday. Its reported that
a motion will be made to adjourn the House. in
order 10 censure The Government for prOclamng
the recent meetings at Tipperaty.
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R,nai Birth Cnnvantinn.

RICHMOND, June 3.-In the B'nai Birth Con-
venton to-day it was decided to appoint COM
mission from members OF the Grand Lodge from
each district TO formulate plan for consollda-
ton with other Jewish societies.
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The NswfoundIapd Trouble.

ST. JOHN, June 3.-In the House Assembly
last night Premier Whiteway admitted the truth
OF the story that French marines landed In st.
Georges Bay district and read 4 notice to the
inhabitants 10 take up their nets aud removed
the nets Of 0bdurate fishermen, etc.
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internal Revenue Collections.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Commissioner Mason
said to-day that the collections OF internal reve-
nue. for the month of May last were greater than
the collections for any one month since 1870.
The Commissioner said the large collections in.
dicated the general prosperity Of the country,
and that the people were drinking more whisky
and beer and eating more Dutter than heretofore.
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Arrest of an ALLEGED Thigt.

NEW YORK, June 3.-District Attorney Eel
lows slated Today that Robert L. Wallace, who
Is accused of stealing 5000 from his uncle,
John Wallace, the well-known publisher has
been arrested In Havana.