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LlvEBpoor, June 1.-THE damage
sustained by the City Of Rome, which
struck the Fastnet rocks Sunday, is
much more serious than at first sup
paed. Experts who have examined the
hull OF the vessel declare that the prompt
closing Of the sliding-door in the bulk
head separating the torepeak from the
adjacent compartment alone prevented
the steamer from instantly sinking.
The prov is torn away for u distance OF
twenty feet.
, 1890-06-12
A CYCLONE IN ILLINOIS.
Five School children Injured, Two
of Whom May Die.

BLooNEGTos, ILL.,, June H.. "A special
to the Pantagraph gives the particulars
Of cy clone which swept Dewitt county
about noon to-day. A schoolhousc near
Blrkbeck was demolished and five
children injured. OF whom it is feared
two will die. At Wapella, H., the CEN
trail depot and Methodist church were
wrecked. A man named House, living
near there was fatally hurt; in all
directions trees and telegraph poles were
demoiish shed
, 1890-06-12

LITTLE Rock, Ark. June 1.-The
union labor party yesterday nominated
the following ,Ioket: Governor, N. ID.
Fizer; secretary of state, J. NJ. Pitmani
auditor o. A.. Jones; treasurer. J, =.
Andrews; land commissioners Q. NJ. B.
Coz; educator, +. N. q. Birmingham
attorney general, T T.. Chambersi com
missioner of agriculture, J. u. Farmer.
, 1890-06-12

BAroS RoGuE La, Juno lL-W. A.
Crandall, chairman of the democratic
state central committee. has written a
iettor to State Senator Foster, leader OF
the anti-lotteryy party in the legislature,
suggesting that the question OF submit
ting the lotter amendment TO tho con =
stituti0n be submitted TO primary
election throughout the state, at which
only whites shall be permitted to vote.
, 1890-06-12

MONTREAL, June 1.-THE condition
Of Eugene cowles continues to improve,
and his recovery is only matter Of a
week or two. Tho judge to-day pro-
ceeded to the hospital for the purpose
Of taking his deposition, but Cowles re-
fused to make any, or any charge.
Hale will probably bo discharged.
, 1890-06-12
ARRESTED rOR SMUGGLING.
A Woman's Trunk Found to Contain
Csntrabaad Goods.

NEw ToRK, June lO.--Two thousand
dollars worth of silk dresses and lAces,
belonging to q Mrs. Gleim, OF Montana,
were seized at the custom house to-day.
Mrs. Glein arrived on the Arizona from
Liverpool, and said that a trunk which
contained yards Of the goods had moth
ing dutiable.
, 1890-06-12

DickINsoN, \. D., june ll.-The
sheriff has captured Charles Il. Bailey,
one of the bandits who held up the
Northern Pacific train at New Salem
Sunday. The prisoner has confessed,
and says that there were five in the gang.
The sheriff has started out again In pur-
suit of the others1 The gang is headed
for tho Black Hills.
, 1890-06-12

kANsAs CRY. June ii.--Tho national
convention ofdolesates from tho Rail
way Yard Masters Association occurred
here to-day. +. q. Hicks, of Indian
apolis, was reelected president, A com.
mittee was appointed on federation with
other railway organizations. The mat
ter of inserting strike clause IN the
nstitution was not considered,
, 1890-06-12

LASsrSG, Mich. June o. An adyer-
tisement for wife in a Chicago paper a
year ago brought to II. W. shaner of
Middleton, a widow with three children.
Last week, however, his wife took her
children and eloped with John Wolf a
neighbor. They came to Lansing and
were found here to-day by VOLTS dc.
serted wife. They will be- taken back to
Gratiot cofnty for trial. Both men are
well known farmers
, 1890-06-12
THE NORTH STAR SEIZED.
She Has been Engaged In Smuggling
ON the sSuud,

VIcToRrA, b. o., June 1.-THE steam
or North Star has boon seized by Gus
toms inspector 1t is alleged that shc
has been for the past six months en-
gagged In carrying Chinese from British
Columbia into the state of Washington,
bringing back American goods and land
ing their along the coast near Victoria.
This caused ber seizure.
, 1890-06-12
A REsIpESr oy MIssorLA.

MIssouLA, Mont, June ll.--Mrs.
Gloim, noted in the Associated Press
kilograms as being arrested in New York
for smuggling goods, is Mrs. Mary
Glenn, u resident of Missoula. She Is
wealthy. owning property in st. Louis
san Francisco and other cities. Ii Is
reported that for years past she has
been engaged in smuggling gems and
precious goods into this country.
, 1890-06-12
MANY REQUESTS SENT
Canadian Competition With
Washington.
THE HELENA POSTMASTERSHIP
Walker Still in the Field-Appro-
priations for the Upper Mis-
souri, River.
Especial Service Of tho REVIEWS washing.
ton Pfc,u bureau.

Especial Service Of the REVIEWS washing.
ton rrc,J bureau.
WASHINGTON, juno 1.-THE owners
OF granite quarrics in Washington state
have written and telegraphed their rop-
rosentRtiycs from that state requesting
that an effort be made to secure an in.
creased duty ON granite. The Mckinlcy
bill makes the duty 81 per ton. and the
request is made that the figures be In
creased to - per ton. The claim Is made
that with the duty at 81, granite from
tho luarrlos in British Columbia can DO
sent into the state by water transporta-
tion at such rates As to make it unprolit-
able to work the quarres ON this side of
tho line, which depend on railroad trans
porIation 10 reach market.
, 1890-06-12
INDIAN KID AND MS BAND.
The Militia After the ssvages who
Murdered Robert uardi..


Murdered Robert uardi..
WAsHiNGToN, May 27.-Tho fol-
lowing telegram has been received
ut the war department In response
to telegram sent by direction of
Secretary Proctor asking for infor-
nation in regard TO the killing OF
Robert Hardie and what action had
been taken by the troops for the ar
rest OF the murderers:
SAN FRAscIsco, May 20, 1890.
To Adjutant General United States
Army, Washington;
In reply to your telegram of to-day.
Indian Kid and his party were hunted
down IN Arizona by the troops, arrested,
tried and sehtenced to a long term of
imprisonment at Alcatraz island In
January, 1883. Without any knowledge
OF the military they were pardoncd In
October 1883, and set free. They wsie
Immediately arrested by the civil au-
thorities, tried aud sentenced to
be hanged on November 9, 1859.
They, with Others, escaped by killing
shcrih Reynolds, and He'd To Sonora, old
Mexico. Since that time unofficial re.
ports have been received Of their pres.
once in old Mexico. The report OF
thor killing Mr.. Hardie Mt Ruckcr Can
yon, just north OF the Mexican border,
- the first report OF fhoir being in the
territory of the United States. Tho
commanding general OF the department
of Arizona has already been directed to
make such disposition of the troops at
lowell, Bowie, Huachaca, Grant and
Bnyard as will make IL untenable for
hostile Indians IN that vicinity, and
give protection to the settlements.
MILES,
Major General Commanding.
SAN FRANCISCO, May y27.-Onlclal
news of the murder of Attorney
Henry Hardie by hostile Indians
near Tombstone, Ariz., has been re-
ceived at army headquarters, and
General Miles has isslisd orders 10
to pursue the Indians and to use tho
same tactics as were pursued in the
pursuit of Geronimo.
ihnt VIII place troops at Lowell,
Grant and Huachuca, Ariz., and
Fort Bayard, N. NJ, who will close
In on them.
The hostile band consists of Kid
ana his party, who were sentenced
TO ten years Ia military prison, but
eiter serving n few years We're par
doned by President Cleveland and
returned to their reservation. Tho
civil authorities then tried them and
sentenced them to be hanged. While
being taken TO Yuma penitentlnry
they murdered tho sheriff and cs-
capped 10 Mexico. They have COM
mitted innumenble depredations In
That country since their escape.
, 1890-06-12

JoLrET, ILL.,, June lit Is learned to
day that no lives were lost BY the cyclone
at Channahon last night. Many build
ings were moved from their foundations,
aud trees and outhouses were leveled
The lightning and thunder were terrific
and the people were crazed with fright
, 1890-06-12
prsAsrnoUs CONGRATULATIONS.
Forty Persons Burned TO Death in tho
Ural Mountains.

ST.. PErrnsBuRo. June I.-Reports
have been received here OF disastrous
and great loss OF life and
nroperty In the mining districts Of the
tIrai mountainA The iron works at
fIfaieisk and New Jansk, thousand
dwellings. four schools. three churches
n snS n nj .uber Of houses and magazines
s.a,s cosn,Ietely dsslroyed. Forty per-
sons we're burned 10 death and 1900
made homeless
, 1890-06-12

rs captain October %. 1855, wns np..
pointed second and first lieutenant Of
the fourteenth infantry from the state oi
New York, February %, lsG1 and WAS
Ho camo out hero with his regiment In
1855, since which time he has been sta
lioned at Vancouver barracks. AS hrst
lieutenant he rendered efficient service
In the Indian campaign OF 1861 In ore
gon. His death promotes Lieutenant
Buchanan. now in Washington, u. q,
to be captain and Lieutenant Reynolds
IN ba frat linutpuaut
, 1890-06-12

LONDON. June lO.-Tho British bark
Dinspore, Captain Lidmarsh, from Mid.
dlesborough for Daha Blanc, is ashore
at Cape Corientes. The captain and
live ofthe crew were lost. The remain
Ayres.
, 1890-06-12

PRINCETON, n. j., June 1.-THE OK
ercises Of the forty third annual com
moneoment of the collage Of New Jersey
took place this evening. Among the an
nouncenents OF fellowships and prizes
were the iollowing: Glass of 1880 "a
perimontal science fellowship, George l..
Wisshorear, of California; thel first
l.yndo prize, James U. Shariton. OF Ore
pOu
, 1890-06-12

BERLIN, June 1.-The Hamburger
Nachtrichten iustiiies the action Of
Prince Bismarck in giving his views
through the medium Of foreign journals
There surely was no HARM" 1t SAYS,
''in explaining the policy which the
government approved of three months
ago, and which the emperor protested
lac would continue"
, 1890-06-12
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Brother Ban Dropped Dead. but Gar
rison Was Uniniured.

NEw YoRK. June Il.-'Snapper" Gar
rison had marvellous escape from
death to-day at Morris Park. He had a
mount on Brother Ban in the sec
ond race, and in coming down
the stretch the horse dropped dead,
probably from ovcr-eNertion. Garrison
was thrown to the ground, and beyond
q few bruises was uninjured. Luckily
Brother Ban was in the rear when he
fell. Had he been up with the bunch
Garrison would probably have been
trampled to death.
, 1890-06-12

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Right Worthy
Grand Lodge of American Protestant
Associations convened here to-day In
secret session. The lodge was formally
organized and routine matters were
given consideration. The Bennett school
Law will b discussed.
, 1890-06-12
THE NATIVES WE'RE ENRAoEp.
The Stars and stripes Not Lowered
for Canadians.

RrsdsTos, Ont, June ll.-Thero was
great excitement at the wharf to-day as
an excursion party, under tie auspices
OF Canadian order, was leaving on
the steamer 81. Lawrence, an American
boat. The trouble was over the refusal
Of the commander ofthe battery to allow
the band to go ON board, because the
captain would not lower the stars and
stripes.
, 1890-06-12
nocxr MOUNTAIN co. DELAYED.
All Of Its Poles Removed Fro. tho
N. r. Right OF Way.

MrssouLA. Mont, June 1L-During
the past two days the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company has removed from OIL
Its right Of way east of here all the poles
erected by the Rocky Mountain Tele-
graph Company, claiming that tho
Western Union has tho exclusive right
Of erecting poles for telegraph purposes
over tho coinpanys right of way. This
will delay the Rocky Mountain Com
pany in reaching this city at least a few
, 1890-06-12

PARIS, June il.-The examination OF
tho witnesses has revealed nothing
against the arrested nihilists, who will
probably be liberated. Public opinion
Is rising IN their behalf.
, 1890-06-12
Tho Timber Culture Law.

Senator Plumb, chairman OF the sen
ate committee on public lands, says
1t may be some time before the bill tor
the repeal OF the timber culture law Is
passed In the senate, lie is doubtful II
the senators will agree to 1t without
some amendment, Senator Squire
asked him to-day To have it called up as
soon a. possible.
, 1890-06-12

NEW YoRE, June li.-Ioung Robert
Wallace ana J. b. Lowitz, tho prisoners
charged with robbing the editor OF Wal
lace Monthly of $4,000 arrived per
steamer from Cuba to-day.
, 1890-06-12
THE MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
Seattle Selected as tho Next Place OF
Meeting.

ELLESsBuRGm, Wash, June 1.-The
Masonic Grand Lodge met this morning
at o'clock; but, with the exception OF
tho selection of Seattle for the meeting
point of the Grand Lodge next year,
nothing of public interest transpired
during the day. The election of officers
will take place tomorrow.
, 1890-06-12

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June ii.-At the
annual meeting of the National Asso-
citation of Adamant Wall Plaster Manu-
faoturers to-day, L, w. Parmlee was
elected president
, 1890-06-12

-Four great volumes of testimon ytakon
by tho 'elect committee ON irrigation
were stacked upon each senator's desk
to-day. The testimony includes every
thing said on the subject In tho Da-
kotas, Montana, Washington, Oregon,
and all the Rocky mountain states.
, 1890-06-12
The Fugitive Oakland Engineer.

OAKLAsp, Cal, June li.--Engineer
Sam Dunn is yet a fugitive from justice.
The theory is gaining ground that he
committed suicide. No tangible clew as
TO his movements Il vet possessed. A
report Is current that man resembling
him was seen at several different places.
, 1890-06-12

PATERsoS, n. j., June i0.-Alderman
James Pisrson was fatally injured by an
Erie train at Jersey City last night.
Pierson was ono OF the boodlo aldermen
of New York.
, 1890-06-12

NEw YoEK, June lo-Nlrs. Mary Les.
tor and her 6-year old son were brutally
assaulted by the woman's husband to.
night. A physician thinks both will
die. Lester, who was drunk, has been
arrested. He is an cN-conyict.
, 1890-06-12

Tucson, Ariz., June il.-At the court
martial in the case of Captain Mite
more, Carl Book, the captains chief
clerk, and Thomas ID. Satterwhite were
examined, but their testimony brought
out nothing ngAinst the accused.
, 1890-06-12

ATLANTA, Ca, June ii.-At the In tor
national Typographical union to-day
resolutions looking to a worlds typo.
graphical congress at Chicago in 1893
More adopted.
, 1890-06-12

CIscISSArI, June ia wind storm
this morning desh Dyed eight houses In
the suburban village of Elmwood The
occupants were turned out In She drench.
Ing rain. Mr.. Hoop was killed, this be-
tho only casualty known.
, 1890-06-12

KEoKuK, Iowa, Juno 1.-THE annual
encampment of the Sons OF Veterans Of
Iowa opened at Washington to-day
with O large attendance.
, 1890-06-12

srRAouE, Wash, june i0.--The SUI
perior court is nearly through with the
criminal docket. There are hfty or
more civil cases to follow.
, 1890-06-12

pEnrE, Juns 1.-THE state council
has voted the further sum Of $500, 900 for
war material. II has also passed law
proyidinx for the registration OF all
horsss In Switzerland IL for military
, 1890-06-12

San DIEco, June io.-This city was
visited to-day by two shocks of earth
quake at O'Clock. The tremors were
of short duration, but of sufficient
strength TO rattle the windows, doors,
dishes, etc.
, 1890-06-12

WAsnisoros, June 1.-THE presi-
dent has approved the act for the relief
OF the Union Iron Works, of San Fran.
cisco, exempting them from the penal ties
q the den cheney in the Charlestyn's
horsepower
, 1890-06-12
MAY GO To sHEOL.
Cinnamon Thrown Ov.p Becanse of
Nnm 0rs of Leprosy.

PHiLApELPniA, June 1.-THE Green.
hill Presbyterian church, which has for
some time past maintained the largest
Chinese Sunday school in the city, has
decided to give up the work of teaching
these people after July /. Stories ol
leprosy have frightened the young lady
teachers.
, 1890-06-12

Senator Squire, OF Washington, has
been appointed mombor OF the sub
committee to take testimony against the
fish commission. There have beon
charges OF irregularity in the commis-
sion which the senate has taken Cogni-
zance Of senator Squire expects to get
some information regarding tho distri-
button OF fish, and thinks II possible 1t
may he used to the future benefit Of his
state.
, 1890-06-12
a DUEL wIrH LARIATs.
How Two Mexican Cow boys Settled
Dispute.

MooRE SrArIoS, Tex, June il.--Yes-
terday two Mexican cowboys, Jose Car
rascoa and Manuel Bosco. had a singular
and fatal duel. Tho two quarrolcd
over the possession of COW,
and, os neither had gun, they drew
their only weapons --lariats--a after a
severe battle Carasooa finally lassoed
his opponent and dragged him from his
saddle and rode away with him. Bosco' :
neck was broken.
, 1890-06-12

BuExos AYERS, June ll.-Jose As
tixuela has been appointed ministsr of
Justice. The ministerial crisis Ii ended,
but feeling of uncertainty prevails.
, 1890-06-12
NEWSPAPERS SEIZED.

servia I,e-ents Count kainoky's Re-
cent speech.
BELGRADE, June 1.-THE Seryian gov
ernment has seized all the Austrian and
Hungarian newspapers to be found
In Its territory containing Count kal-
noky's speech to the Austro- Hungarian
delegations Monday. In this speech the
count said he regretted the excessive
growth Of radicalism in Seryia.
, 1890-06-12

would not couutenanco sharp measures
against Sorvia lie declared that
Austria was completely In accord with
England, especially in regard to affairs
i'm tho Enat
, 1890-06-12

LOUISVILLE, June 1i.-Hon. w, W
Dickerson, of Grant county, was nomi-
mated for congress on the twenty
seventh ballot to succeed Mr.. Carlisle.
, 1890-06-12

Ms Death by Ei-otrocution IL Now
Assured.

SYRACUSE N. ". June 1i.--Judge
Wallace to-day dismissed the writ Of
habeas corpus In the Kcmmlcr case, and
remanded him TO tho custody Of the war.
don OF the Auburn prison, TO be executed
, 1890-06-12

LONDON, June i1.-At the telegraph
conference to-day the Brazilian com
panies announced that their press rates
have been reduced 30 per cent.
, 1890-06-12

CnIcAoo, Juno il.-New York, 6s
New Orleans, 70; st. Louis, 70; Gin
cinnati, 72; Chicago. "a; Winnipeg, %.
, 1890-06-12

aEo for embezsling $1,000, was ar.
raigned In the district court to-day and
pleaded guilty. Sentence was deferred
until Saturday.
, 1890-06-12

LONDON, June 1.-The British gun
boat Foxhound is stranded in Menia
straits. Wales.
, 1890-06-12

NEw YoRK. June ll.--Honry Willard,
Jr., tho 7-year-old son OF Henry Willard,
died this morning.
, 1890-06-12

BALTIMORE, June 1.-The Baltimore
4 Ohio preferred stock held by the state
was purchased by Il. X. Bacon for a
syndicate at i8O.
, 1890-06-12

PANS, June il.-A violent earthquake
occurred ~ Psiigny and other towns In
tho department OF Jura to-day.
, 1890-06-12
OLYMPIA NEWS ITEMS.
Board Of EdscatIon Meeting-C Cole
giate Institute Com mencemept.

OLYMriA, WASH. June 1.-THE board
of education met in regular session to-
day. The bonds and contracts OF ] q.
Buckbec n Co., ID. 4. Heath & Co., A.
G. Lovel x Co., Tainter Bros. Il Co., and
CHM & Co., book dealers. were consid-
cred and awarded. There were fifteen
applications for life diplomas for Wash
ington ON certificates and life diplomas
from other states, but owing to the fact
that the requirements OF the Washing
ton school law exceeded those of the
other states, none were granted.
Tho commencement exercises OF tho
Collegiate Institute were held this oven
ing. The graduates were: Normal
class--Ada T.. Byrd, of Tacoma; Clara
NJ. Bird, OF Tacomai Arthur l.. Csllow,
OF kamilche; Emma +. Campbell, Of
Sherman; Mary Il. Chilberg. of la Con-
ner; William c. Hazard, of Claquato; !;
Maggie T.. Langridge, of South Bay
Maggie II. Ross. of Seattle; Clarence II.
5eely, oi Napavine; Eva NJ. sturdevant,
of Dayton Preston 81. Troy,.of Dunge-
ness; Nellie G. Trewick, Of Sprague;
Olive l.. Parker, OF Sedalia.
Commercial Class-llorace A. Peclyal,
of Olympia; Ives Dodge, of Little Rock
Olive Anderson, of Montesano; Henry
harris. Of Olympia Thomas l.angridge.
of South Bay; Fred }. Brown. of Olym-
pia; Harris q. Ward, OF Fayotto; q.
Ward, OF Fayette.
The interpretations to-day were; The
First Congregational church, of Aber-
deem; Fairhaven Collegiate Institute. OF
Fairhavcn; Anacortes chamber Of com
ineroe, with q capital of t25, 600.
ii. NJ. B. IIewon and George NJ. Hell
lar OF Tacoma, were to-day appointed
notsries public. Frank ID. Butrick and
j. 7. X. Sherman, OF Boston, were APP
pointed commissioners oil deeds ior
Washington.
Both the Northern and Union Pacific
have large forces of mon working within
the city.
, 1890-06-12
SHOT HIS CHILD.
Domestic Troubles Drive Brakeman
to Commit Murder.

10 'WWfflIt MurU'F'
PALMER, Mass, June 11.-Edward +.
Costello, brakeman employed by the
New London Il Northern railroad, in
stantly killed his son, 10 months old to-
day by shooting the child AS II lay asleep
In the cradle. Costello then fired three
shos at his wife, one striking her corset,
the steel Of which saved her life. Do
nestle trouble was the cause.
, 1890-06-12

DENVER. Colo. June 10. --Nickis, late
confidential clerk of !. M. Berkeley a Co.,
real estate brokers. arrested some time
, 1890-06-12

RALEiam. N. C., June 1i.--The demo.
cratic state convention will DO held at
Raleigh August 70.
, 1890-06-12
Michael Dsvist III.

Lospos. June n.--Michasl Davltt IL
sariously III.
, 1890-06-12
The Upper Missouri River.

Senators Sanders, Casey and Pierce
had an argument with Chairman Frye,
of the commerce committee, to-day,
over the improvement of the Upper
Missouri. The Montana senator e1-
plaincd why 1t was necessary to con-
tinue the improvement to Great Falls,
although Senator Frye says that, there
being no surveys for that section Of the
river, 1t is doubtful II the improvement
can be made at this session. 1t Is probs-
bic that a survey will be in order.
, 1890-06-12
Tho Helena Posto fnce.

James u Walker, one OF the candi
dates for the Helena postoiiico, Is In tho
city. Walker being connected with ono
OF the republican newspapers at Helena.
the other objects to his being appointed
to place where he can handle the pa
pers of his rival, learn the subscription
lists, and In general way have such an
advantage over it, but Mr.. Walkers
uncle. J. q. Blaine, is still for him, and
he may be appointed in spite OF all. 1t
may resolve itself into question as to
who is the bigger man, Russell B. Har-
rison or jim Blaine, ns Russell is Bit
terly opposed to Walker. The Montana
delegation may settle the dispute by
making Walker superintendent OF tho
assay office and Wheeler, VINO was
booked for that position, as postmaster.
, 1890-06-12

LONDON, June l1.--Rev. John Oakley.
dean of Manchester, is dend.
, 1890-06-12

A mass meeting Of citizens will be
held in the city hall Friday evening to
nominate n ticket The nominations
will be made irrespective Of political
parties.