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WANTED. Every man and woman in Mon.
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\ TWeNTY-FOUR HOUR SWIM
Miraculous Escape OF a Woman in the
southern seas.

biricuious Escape ot " woman IN the
southern Seas.
From the Iall Mall Gazette.
BY yesterday mornings Australian mail
we nave for the first time full particulars
of the Quota disaster, and the narratives
of the survivors. We subjoin the principal
points in the graphic statement of Miss
Lacy. undoubtedly the most interesting
figure in the event of that calamitous
night in Torres straits. Miss Lacy says
she was sitting in the saloon writing "a
letter, the other ladies being practicing
for a concert, when, without "a moments
warning, they heard n loud. grating sound.
the ship rocked violently, and "A chorus of
confused noises broke out OH deck.
Miss Lacy rushed on deck, and already
! the ship was sinking. "Going aft" she
says. ''was like walking up a hill. Thu
part to which | was making my way was
high above the water" But hardly had
she reached the aft part of the vessel than
il rapidly sank. and i'm a moment 100
human beings and a large number Of
sheep "were all in the water in a heap,
the people struggling and shricking ter
riblyw Miss Lacy with great difficulty
managed to eStricate herself from the
confused mass. and. being "A practical
swimmer, succeeded in getting clear of
the whirlpool caused by the sinking ship.
She then relieved herself of all super
iious clothing and swan for about two
hours in the hope of coming across some
of the survivors.
At midnight she heard n CRY from a dis
lance, and swimming toward it found that
il came from a raft rudcly and hastily
constructed by the chief officer. She
awaited herself of this temporary refuge
aud remained 81 the raft until noon next
day, when, finding that IL was making no
progress. and fancying that she saw an
island ou the verge of the horizon Miss
Lacy determined To trustoncem more To her
swimming powers. and in spite of the
strong remonstrances of the chief officer
she divcd into thc ocean and struck out
id the direction she had marked out for
herself. But she had previously miscal-
culated the distance of the sland.
All that afternoon and far into the
night she was in the water without life
belt or support of any description. re-
lieving herself by swimming alternately
ON her face, bac aud sides. She
said she felt no fear of the
sharks that abound i'm these tropical
waters. but the fearfully hot sun scorched
her terribly. and every now and then she
had e thrust her head under water Ia save
herself from sunsirokc. She is Under the
impression that for n part of the time she
was asleep in the water.
At length. after being for u hours alto
gethcr alone in Torres straits. she was
picked up i'm an almost exhausted condi.
ton by a boat belonging la the search
steamer Albatross. For some hours after
her timely rescue she was delirious and
fancied herself living in a submarine ho,
tel. No more signal proof of the value al
swimming as n lady accomplishment has
been furnished for many a day than thi;
extraordinary experience Of Miss Lacy's
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Made IN Union Depot ut terminals.
Until further notice trains will depart from
Butte AS follows
No. I Atlantic Express sos "A. IN. for Helena.
Great Falls, ~. Paul, Minncap lis and Eastern
points.
No. . Helena Express Oo p. m.
For Information IS to- sleeping ear reservation.
tickets and time tables. apply 90
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purposes Tor the fiscal year ending on the first
office OF the Ciiy Clerk, until o'clock n. M, Mon
day, June :, 1880. j. u. BOARMAN,
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WANTED-To trade for city property, n farm
OF US acres, 3 miles east " Marion, Illinois
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LHoR SALE-si00 only, buys half interest in
good paying business On Park street, be-
tween Main and wyoming SITS. Apply No, Is
East broadway.
WANIfD-Partner, with two To i've thou
w sand dollars, In good paying established
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* Al Who viii submit, 90 the Rules Of
the Committee % Arrangements are cor
d.alIy invited. -Sgs1
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ELsO, New. Juuc 21-Ja>iah
Potts agI his wife El.zabelh were
hanged this forenoon for the murder
Of Miles Fawcet;. IN January, Issa.
Afler the reading Of the death
warrants, Mr.. Potts earnestly
calculated, 81 ann innocent. and God
knows ig'' Her husband reiterated
the remark. On the scliiu!d they
bosc themselves yith "a bravery I'M
expected by those i'm attendance.
Aaer they were hound, Potts made
several NEST earnest cnGelvUrs to
clasp the hand 81 his wife, without
accomplishing 81. Finally n touch
on her wrist caused her % turn her
eyes towards hiS. aud a mute au-
peal caused their IiI- 30 meet FOR one
brief moment. ihey repeated their
assertions OF iun0ceuce and. while
tine clergyman was saying "Tut
your trust i'm God. " the tran was
sprung and all was soon oyer.
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LDSuON. June .0.-In the Com
mons tonight Vincent, Conservative
member Tor Shcilieli,asSei whether
the government would require the
United States to notify the prohi-
bitive duties on British products be-
fore it would make any mOaiiica-
tiuus in the rules governing the im-
pOrtatiun Of American cattle.
Under Secretary Ferguson said
the restrictions on cattle were based
solely on sanitary conditions.
Vincent theruupon gave notice Of
a motion declaring that the House
will consider whether a free market
ought longer 10 be given 90 compe-
titive products Of = foreign state
which puts n prohIbit0ry tariff on
British goods.
Smith, government leader, an
nouncel, Instead Of moving Teso-
luton continuing bills from session
10 session, he had adopted Glad
stones suggestion that a select COM
mit;ee lie appointed to inquire 10y
what means the Passage II bills
considered at one session could be
facilitated AZ the next.
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Senate.

WASHINGTON, June 2D.-Stewart.
rising TO n question OF personal
privilege, denied tie truth Of the
story recently published, giving an
account Of AN imaginary conflict
between himself and Reagan.
Reagan also stated there was also
lutely no foundation FOR the report.
The p0stOflice appropriation bill
and the consular ami diplomatic ap,
propriatiOn bills were reported and
placed on the calendar.
Consideration OF the legislative,
executive and Judicial appropriation
bill was resumed. After some dis
cussiJn. the amendment increasing
the salary OF the Commissioner OF
the General Land Office from Si)N
10 $1,000 aud assistant commits,
sioners from $500 To $500 was
agreed 10.
The motion 10 increase the salary
Of the Commissioner Il Indian
Affairs from 5000 to 5000 was de-
fcated.
Stewart moved to strike out the
item OF 5000 for an executive OIL
Ger Of the geological survey. This
gave rise to a long debate. Major
Powell was harshly criticised by
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We shall give away with every
$500 cash purchase during the
month II April one volume, hand
s0mcl5 bound. o! either Of the fol-
lowing strudcsd works: Dantc's
Inferno, Dautc's PurgItOry and
Paradise. DOrc's Bible Gallery aud
Millions Paradise Lost. At Illus
traicd los Gustave DOre. These
books retail at $500. During this
extraordinary offer our prices viii be-
n low - ever, aud every DEPART
meut j. well stocked with dry
goods, groceries, mems and bOy-'
clothing. and boots and shoes. Come
and examine these elegant hooks.
-. l.. Davis.
F5 and ~ ". I-t South.
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CUUCAG0. June -l.-The Times
Washington cuU -.ouHcut says
Information comes from au at>u,
iGte!y reliable source that the 'rySi.
dent and seer ta!y ~ Slate have
Dsuviycu positive ASSURANCES from
the government uf Russia that the
latter viii stand prepared 20 make
good the representations given a,
the time ui tie Alaska purchase as
10 BehT:ng Sea being q closet sea.
ana that 81 the United Sil;es desires
tie cooperation OF I,u--i. IN cu-
forcing ;ui> doctrine, She can have
it. Il las been imp.s-ibIe 20 Learn
what views purposes are held Icy
Blaine I'm tie matter.
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EVENING JUNE 81 1890 CITY,

James Marsh, OF Ateu, Nebraska
after m experience Of four years II
selling Chanat-rlain's Pain Balm,
says: at j. the bet and most Trli'
able liniment ever pgo'lg"ed." \
fifty cen: bottle Of il will -rcoup-
lish more in the treatment Of FheU'
matism, lame hack or severe spraina
than five dollars invested in any
other way. For sale by Il. {. ". /.
Drug Department.
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Sneezing, snufiing and coughing
This is the music all over the land
lust now. Owe got such an awful
cold-iu my head" Cure IL with
Ely's Cream Balm or IL may end in
the toughest form OF catsrrh. Maybe
you nave cataTTh now. Nothing is
more nauseOus and dreadful. This
remedy masters it rs no remedy eveI
did. Not a snuff nor n liquid
Pleasant. certain, radical.
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ST. PAUL, June 2J.-At a late
hour tonight a telegram was rvceiv-
ell from Miliaca, Minnesota, a town
Of a few hundred inhabitants about
seventy miles distant, asking for and,
and stating that a fierce fire was
raging. 4 special train Of engines
has been sent, but nothing more has
been heard from the town. II i not
likely that any information will he
received Tor several hours.
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CHICAGO, June -. - Arrange
menls are completed for a reception
and banquet 10 the Worlds FAN
Commissioners by the citizens Of
Chicago next Thursday evening.
Besides the National and State
COMMISSIONER, there have been in.
vited the members OF President
Harrison's Cabinet, Chief Justice
Fuller. Justice Harlan and Cover
nor Fifer.
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DINoN, H.. June GA tornado
SWEPT 4 portion Of this county early
this evening, doing terrible dam
age In the village u Suhlettt
many buildings were destroyed, fOul
persons killed and others injured
Ia tire outlying country many
famhousts were damaged and !eo
pie more or less hurt. In Brooklyn
township n schJulhuuSs Wa
wrecked; eighteen children being
Injured, now seriously has not been
IulrU...
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BALTIMORE, jane 2l.-CurIi-
nal Gibbons today ordained the
largest class OF candiiatc- that
ever filJ-i into the cathedral.
Among them were: AcUlytes-E..
i. Dempsey, y. J. NcEiuuon aud
J. T.. MrQusii IL san Francisco.
LeC,ar-C. =. Rlmm. san Fran
cisco. TDnsUre-J. ". Gleason. san
Francisco.
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ATCHIsuS. HAS, June -l.-ThiS
city Is suffering from unusual eN-
TericHc,-a water famine caused by
the Hood. The exceedingly heavy
rains last ID ght burst the water
mains ami cut or the supply Of
water from All consumers. The
gas work and electric light plan.
are not able Co continue operations
without water: hence the city is
also deprived uf its usual supply.
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- ID m LEaAL LnEIr.

ENliSS OF THE LEGAL LIMIT,
ami it is proposed TO increase it by a
subscription that will certainly In
vulve S2j1,uoj and probably $3.50, e
600 II the bin becomes a Law the
! bonded Indebtedness will very close
~ approximate 10 per cent. Of the
ASSESSED valuation II the property Of
the county,.
I IhecoGdition OF Things in the cOuu-
/ = Of ieayapai, lying Immediately
! north OF Naricoia, and through
which this road is also 90 run, while
/ not directly affected by this legis-
| latiOn Is very instructive in this con
neciiun. BY an act Of the Legisla-
turc OF Arizona, passed the year be-
fore the last act Of Congress 10
which / have referred, NeIvpai
county was authorized 10 subscribe
500 per mile 90 this line Of road.
The total length Of the road in Ire
county vas - miles, aui SEVENTY
iOur miles, 60 Prescott, has been
constructed. Tie debt Of Ntavayai
county Is Sj5S,ulG. and the
assg ssmcut between six and
seven millions. There are seventy
three miles % road yet 10 be built
from the present terminus. Prescott,
% the south line uf the county, Tor
which feavJpli County must make
"a further issue II bond %. 22g2. Jsf.
masking the county debt S~j5.UlI,
or aaslt ~ per cert Hrrn the tav-
able aa-e~-meut, taking that 20 So
$4,000, ana her capita a county deit
@. Dearly 50, taking the population
"a about ln,UIl, rs stated in tie IT,
i2T, ui the senate committee. Surely
10 aua VIII iu-is- that q true auI
permanent rlU,gs-c. Yf the commit
tres Wi!l Zee promoted ny loading
tIeIr energies and their industries
With ,Ii~ ach:. feel the force uf
TIE suggestion that the freight
charges ugW IMPOSED upon tGe farm
aud orchard products OF Naricuf3 |
County IS the Tli.rrIl uOw in uIer- /
slau age oppressive. rut this bill! |
does Hn- afford mach relief, even iu I
tIat direction. There would lr iIt |
'is CONF citing lnia.. IAuuiN. ~ I
all OJHvc points uu tine pro-
1>CI ROAD the people w1uli b. SUBJ /
jet 20 tIg uNIrli.us nf such rlies a. I
are demanded 10y ta- other line. llE
tnis Ul'i contains some etT-rtiv" pro- !
vision % -re-ue reasonable freight /
rates u those people who ale ID be
taxed O. huii the road. IL would ~ /
.tr .o secure mE favorable com 1
s.dgra,iuu. have carefully eek
aN'1r4 ile CONAN lice rrrsrt. 1gG ]
EVERY Argument Ira; al- b-gu -u5-
Eit.el ,' wa uy iha friends OF iac
tili lIr can uut bring mrs-l: 10
believe tllt ;Hs ornament welfare
VI ihe communities l.irctg! i,y i
VIII he prompt Cd. ay It's passage.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
bingham Canyon. salt Lake County, Utah
Jlzr 18th. l--U.


yETO GEORGE MUELLER. YOU ARR
! hereby notified ta.t ! base expended
taT-e hundred .H dollars lu 4Hur and
Improvements upon Che l.H-e mine. Wei
NpuEtIin Mining ps-t-rrt. H- wall appear ty
cert f.'ifr filed In the office 10 the Recorder
no -a.t lake County. tru, ru order fp bold
-Ers.c FOR .h~ years ending December sI-t
i~'s, .--s, i-'s. l---. l--'. and ~ within
ninety dave affss Gals notice UE publication
vuu i4d ~ refuse tH .11surstr your pro.
portion uf -url expenditure ss o. rn-uWur Z
yuu- interest On -IIt claim VIII become the
property % Tire -uH-rrlIHr under section
- U: tie EH.f-uI -rafG'r- 90 Doc Z o. -c.l
H'arH-- HERMAN WILLS.
Ur-.r
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Stewart and Others, and defended
by ingalls,. At the close Of the dis
cussiOn the amendment was with
drawn. The bill then passed.
Adjourned.
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NuuERIY No, June .b.-The
village of HiglOe. ten miles distant.
il burning. Aid has been sent
from here.
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sisheI Tom % his beloved lie knew not
what gave her such charm IN hi- eyes
Her teeth. preserved by sOZODOT VII oh she
had usef from girlhood. did hIs business.
>hc.hcid her lover by virtue ofsoZoboSr.
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Go TO SFESCER, BYwATER * Co,
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
GuIteTing, Scouting. Stoves and
Tiuware. etc.
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LoNDON, June 21.-AIajor-Gene-
raj Breckenburg, Of the British
army, i dead.
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the assessment about >, 600, 900. and
population estimated ~ about L.
0bi. Ii viii be seen that the bond
Ell Debt, 20 say nothing Of the float
ing debt, which is said TO be smail,
Is largely in
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LONDON, June 20.-The King o!
Dahomey Is negotiating with France
for peace.
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Senate Amendments To The Con.
sular and Diplomatic AP-
Preparation Bill.
GENTLEMAN THROWN FROM
A BEDROOM WINDOW.
AtchiSOn, Kansas, Has 4 Water
Famine.-Thc Gar and
Secretary Blaine.
Ey Telegraph to the NEWS!
AT WASHINGTON.
Post Office Appropriation Bill
Pacific RSiiroHds--Ehe Pr.>t-
dents Veto.


WAsHINGppN, June 21.-The post
Office appropriation bill, reported 10
the Senate today, apIrbpriates So
81 .6g9. an incruaSe Il SirS.Oll over
the amount appropriated hy the bill
- Il uasse,l the House. There is an
increase OF S&g1,OJD for cOmpcusa-
lion Of post Office clerks, anu $500
for transportation OF foreign mails.
This last increase! appropriation is
important, as il will. II Incorporates!
into the law. mark a departure in
the postal policy Of the country. y
provision in the hill authorizes the
Postmaster General u spend this
SIS, 900 in covering one-hulf the cost
OF transportation. compensation anu
expense Of clerks 10 be employed i'm
asserting mails in transit ON steam
shIYs between the United states and
other countries ia the international
postal union.
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LION COFFEE

LION COFFEE
isa selection OF
Hoohs Java and
Rio, properly
blended and is
conceded by ali
20 make The
incest cup Of
Coffee in the
land. a 5eauti-
fuI PioiureC Card
in every Pack
sc For Sale
eyerywhsre.Ask
your Grocer for
Il.
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EAGER FoR TIE FRAY.
= chicago Hotel Proprietor ready
to Fight the Worlds EHir.


CHICAGO. June 2J.-A, SensatiOi.a
charge Is attributed to Warren lie
land, proprietor Of the Leland Hotel
In an Interview published In al
evening paper. The ownership o
Lake Front Park, one thousand feet
wide and nearly a mile long, be'
tween Michigan pv-nue and the
Lake Shore, has long been In dis.
! Iute. The riparian right i the bone
OF contention and claim j. laid 10 Il
I by the state Of Illinois, the city OF
I Chicago and Illinois Central Rail
| road Company. Leland, rs the
owner Of property ahutting ON this
| park, has been fighting ali eucrOaCh-
| ments thereon. aud has declared an
intention 10 fight the location Of the
Worlds Fair. Ia AN interview to-
/ day Leland i quoted rs saying that
Il year ago bride Of one million
iUliars Was offered him 10 cease his
warfare i'm behalf If the preservation
Uf Lake FRONT PARK.
"Aud yet, F" he added, "there are
those who believe that | am fighting
4 phantom and Who rjdicuie the idea
oil there being
4 BIC STEAL o. FuJT.
Why, there has been a steal on foot,
beside which the operations Of the
Tweed ring iale into iusigniii-
C..U"r."
III the steal we've ofsurh gigantic
Proportions = year ago, before tine
Proposition 10 extend the park frT
feet more into the lake was MAIZE, u
what size 10 you think &c l. uuw?''
over two hurdred millions Of
dollars"
''Whn is at the back Of the steal:
Is Il the Illinois Central Railroad or
the city cUmcil.'
Il don't know. Perhaps il is
one. perhaps the other, perhaps
both. \ stretch Of imagination
may enable one 10 Erlieye il j.
neither. 1ut as such n steal could not
De accomplished without the CON
sent % the city council, and a. the
Illinois Genital E1ai j. commercially
m1Er greatly interested in the uis-
VY-itiGu OF thC property than any
.Ur else, lie beiiei tia; neither l.
Interested can be u but short iiie."
LELAND Is QUOTED
in detail as TO his efforts To MAIN
tain the lake frJ-t free from huild- !
iugs. even the preseu; exposition |
Lull!iIg, and tac opposition he h2s
met from successive city govern
mru;s for nine years past, iuiiwg.- |
Ing that there were monetary iHi!u-
pGcy. back IL their opposition. lie !
land refused 90 give the name uf tie !
man who came 90 him. l!g said 30 |
Wa- q wc!i-ku1wu citizen. "iu csUu I
~ rcTr,- NATIVE % u'It- iHU:g- !
AMI slis: '-i.,.lui. !: yrI Will ,iW-
ply bother yourself $50 more about /
Lake Front !.ra, iI. gymIIn i..>-
.ivc o. ~lft l. ..auu. 4 g-lu le' su-
in ON . deal So that yaI Mi get q I
million i.illI-.
The mli,c- bills fair 20 create a
sensation
The directors OF the Worlds Fair
formally declared their preference
Tor the lake front site this afternoon,
with only one dissenting vote. y
resolution was then adopted in
.tucting the committee on gUunds
10 enter Into negotiations with the
,ity Of Chicago, The Illinois Central
Railroad amt all O:hCr interested
.artics, to secure an ara % lsud Of
not les .hau - acres, 90 De BOUND
"a ON the north 10y Monroe street.
The director, are 20 hold another
June -ErI. which is just
lri0T o. the gatlCg.n. % iEr national
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nmL0lIATIc ArrRlLRIArIDNs.

In the consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill a number of sen.
ate amendments are made in the
Till a IL uasstd the House. The
missions 90 Argentine Republic an
JIitei States Of Colombia are raised
from 5000 10 Slu,an, aui the Dan
ISL mission from S5Ial To- 5000.
The committee also incorporate
in the bills the suggestions made i.y
Secretary Blaine, 10 eual.e The
President 10 carry into effect tIe
recommendations Of the Iaa-Amgr-
lean Conference. They aye SlH. $50
for compensation u emp.Uye-. mis-
cellaneUus expenses and printing
and distribution Of the proceedings
and reports II the conference; SIS
900 fDT compensation Of the commits
siOuers and expenses Of the commits
sion TO meetat Washington in JaaG-
3ry 1871. 10 consider the establish
ment Of an international canal CONF
mission or commissioners. 5 j.uf
for the Payment Of the share az the
Cui.ed states i'm the preliminary
'a-A l#A aaAata aAaHaA AaAaA
S&i.uuD for the organization anu
establishing Of "the International
Union Of American Republics :Dr
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today reported 20 the House from
the committee on Pacific railroads
the bill agreed To by the committee.
the Secretary ui the
Treasury 90 negotiate with the Sioux
CITY and Pacific Railroad Company
fora settlement Of its Indebtedness 10
.he United States.