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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-06
American Cattle in Great Britair

LONDON, June "a deputation from
Scotland visited Chaplin, minister of agri-
culture, day, and asked him to modify
the restriction against the Importation Of
American cattle. The chief arguments in
support of their request was the scarcity of
store cattle in Great Britain and the
absence OF pleuro- pneumonia in America.
Chaplin said the bulk of the farmers of
Great Britain favored the restriction. and
ne was unable TO hold out the slightest
nope, of any modification of the present
regulations governing the Importation of
ca6ue even II the cattle in America were
entirely free from disease
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The Tariff and the Senate Committee

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The opening of
the doors OF the Senate finance committee
to importers has had the effect of bringing
down upon the committee hosts of people
interested in the tariff bill, who desire to
make statements Moen, of the firm of
Washburn q Moen, Worcester, Mass, was
before the committee for short time to-
day advocating free steel blooms and a re-
vision of the duty on wire, with a reduc-
ton on some grades and an increase on
others. A tremendous pressure is being
brought upon the committee to secure a
change in the paragraph fixing the duty on
leaf tobacco suitable for cigar wrappers at
SS0 pound II not stemmed and S27 por.nd
if stemmed.
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An Invention for SAVING Gold

Especial to THE Observation-Disclosures Cable
LONDON, June 5.-An invention has inst
been patented which, if it does all that is
Claimed for it, will revolutionize the pres
ent system of obtaining gold from the ore.
Ihere is no doubt that Australian. South
American and Californian mining operators
will watch developments with intense in
'terest. Mr.. Mulloy, M P, claims that nv
the use OF electricity he can get from 20 to
W per cent. of the gold from,the rock after
1t Is crushed, instead of about 50 per cent
as Is now done on account of the mercury
not collecting all the gold and floating off to
the tailings dump "a "
Mr.. Molloy's invention is not a si1bstit,,ta
Tor the su;nps but for the plates. AS. how
ever, Tor his purpose the finer the ore is
crushed the better, he prefers a crushing
apparatus consisting of two great
rollers playing in circular box.
The machine which is to save 90
much gold is an iron disc,
spinning in a shallow iron saucerfnl of
mercury, on the surface of which the disc
ioats In the middle of the disc is an iron
hopper, through which the flow of water
and crushed ore descends upon the mer-
curry. Inc centrifugal force due to the
rotation OF the disc drives it from the
center to the rim, pressing it down on the
surface OF the mercury all the time and
lnsuring that every particle of gold shall
be absorbed. To prevent any residue being
driven to the edge of the saucer and there
Ireed from the pressure of the disc. and run
ming OF, Mr.. Molloy places IN permanent
contact with the mercury solution of Ger
tain salts. This solution is connected with
the positive pole of "a battery, the negative
pole OF which is connected with the
N q fsI1rs ,TlO,,
electric current the solution is being CON
stautly decomposed, sending a constant
supply OF oxygen into the air and hydrogen
into the mercury. This keeps the mercury
always ''quick' and fit for work. The So
luton of salts is very cheap and is CON
tanned in little ebonite mote within the
hopper. A 1-horse power engine suffices to
drive both the machine and dynamos re-
CURED for the electrical process and it can
put through ten tons day. The whole ap-
pafatus weighs only 500 pounds and the
mercury practically lasts forever
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Great Enthusiasm al; Terre Hau,e

TERRE HAUTE, June 5.-The enthusiasm
of the vast crowd at the races to-day was
awakened at the finish of the first heat of
the 2:40 trot by the great performance OF
the four year-old son of Jersey Willis, and
was kept at fever heat by Fred Arthur's
three great heats which stand to-day the
fastest three heats in harness over any
track this year. The great pole team
Reina and Betsy Brown, driven by Noble,
WENT to beat the half mile, record, 1:OS5S.
Starting at the half-mile pcle they trotted
the first quarter in the marvelously fast
time of 321S seconds. The half mile was
done in 1907.
2:40 trot, S500-Hussar first, Grey second.
Gussie G. third, Tommy Fleet fourth
Best time-2 :2615.
Free-for-all pace, s5OO-F'red Arthur first.
Gray Harry second, Sessenur third. Best
Time-2 :1418
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South Anstralian parliamnnt

ADELAIDE, South Australia June s.
Earl hintore, governor of the colony,
opened parliament to-day He congratu-
lates the members upon the growth of the
Australian unity. He announced the bud
get showed surplus, that new loan
would not be needed; that duties would
De RENTED on tea, coffee and sugar. cocoa
and kerosene. The railroad from port
Darwin to Pine creek is completed and a
Dill would be introduced for the extension
OF transcontinental railway as far as Nc
Donnel range -'-0
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TEE DENVER RACES.
The Interest in Them Continues
Without Abatement.
ENTHUSIAST AT TERRE HAUTE
Over the Three Fastest Heats this Seasop-Ou
EPSON Downs-The Running at La
tOnia and Norris Park.

DENVER, June Especial telegram te
IHE HERALD. Interest in the Overland
park races increases daily, and the attend
ance to-day was the largest of the week,
Yesterdays incomplete race was finished.
tSoslta winning, Red Bird second, Lucy
Adams third. Time-2 :261S.
First race for West stakes, sweepstakes.
for two-year olds, half mile. There
were twenty-one nominations. Minnie
Elkins, owned by O'Brien Bros, Lexins.
ton, KY, was the favorite in the pools
Joseph Woolman, of the Orange Grove
stables, Los Angeles, selling second, Ala.
mosa, Naouri, Celia and John Winfield vera
the other starters. Alamosa led half way.
but IN the stretch Minnie Elxins came to
the front, Celia second, Naouri third. In
this order they passed under the wire.
Time-5O.
Second race, Members cup for half
bred horses owned in Colorado or Wvom-
ing, three-quarters of mile Dellwood.
Sim Pope, Adam and Sorrel John
entered. Adam won by three lengths,
Sorrel John second, Jim Pope third. Time
i 10.
Third race, one mile, selling. Parnell.
Rosewood, Mart Walden and Receiver
started. Walden won by length after an
exciting finish, Receiver second, Parnell
third. Time-1:4
Fourth race, srotting, five starters, First
Call, Bismarck, Carl and Tramp S. Nc
Cloud took the first heat, First Call second.
Tramp S. third, Carl fourth. Time-2 :24s<.
Bismarck won the second heat after hard
struggle, First Call second, Carl third.
-ime-2:24 The last heat was taken by
Bismarck who took the lead at the start
and was never headed. Time-2:24
Last race, $3.50 pacing class. Frloss1e
Reed, W. H, John B. Hermitage, George
Gould, Midland Maid and Elder Lucas
started. w. H. won the first, second and
fourth heats. T1me-2:25, 2:27, 2:2411.
Flossie Reed took the third heat.
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Morris Park Races

MORRIS PARK, N. Y, June 5.-Five.
eighths of a mile-Dr. Hasbrouck won,
Killrue second, Preakness Lass third.
Time-1:02
Ranchocoas handicap, mile and five
elghths-Taragon won, Eleven second,
Barrister third. Time-2: 511S.
Caranova stakes, two-year-old FLIES.
three-fourths Of mile-Ambulance won
La Tosca second, Sa1lie McClellsnd third
No time
Elm stakes, three-year-old FLIES mile
and an eighth-Gloam1ng won, Druidess
second, Tulla Blackburn third Time-1 81.
Seven eighths of amile-Torchlight won.
Folsom second, PAGEANT third. Time-1 :2S5s.
Three-fourths of a mile-Daisey Wood
ruff won, Belle of Natura second, Iago
third Time-1:1 Is.
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Home Missionary Society.

SARATOGA, N. Y, June 5.-At the closing
meeting of the Home Missionary society
most Of the time was occupied by encour-
aging reports of the work in their hands,
by the state superintendent, among
them, j. h. Warren, of California, and G.
+. Clappe, of Oregon. Six graduates from
I ale seminary, this year, who start in a
body and at once for work in Washington.
were present. The washington bandr it
is called. They will be located in the
southeast corner of the state. Rev. DIR.
Mclean babe them welcome to the Pacific
SLOPE
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now put upon the affair From evidence
furnished by agents of the Mexican Land
and colonization company it appears the
president OF the company had in view
plan to annex the peninsula to the British
empire. 1t was designed to colonize Lower
california, secure concessions from the
Mexican government then foment dis
senslons and English capital and intsrests
wonld then be jeopardized, and the inter
vention of the mother country was TO be
invoked. Proof of this state is substan-
tlated by letters written by Major Scott
of the company.
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Iatnnia RannG

LAToNIA, June 5.-Mile and one six
teenth-Crawfsh won, Dyer second, Bona
letta third. Time :5415.
Mile-Germania won, Little Prince sec
ond, Silver Lake third. Time-1 AZ.
Mile and an eighth-Princess Bowling
won, Wary second, no third. Time
.2:17.
Himyar Stakes, three-year-olds, mile
and an eighth-Palisade won, Riley second,
Goodbye third. Time-2 :O0I.
-Four and half furlongs-Jeanette won.
Marmors second, Sarceress third. Time
5S1@
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Depew Speaks in Chicaen.

CHICAGO, June 5.-An audience of prob
ably i've thousand persons gathered at the
Auditorium tonight to listen to speech
by Chauncy NJ. Depew, the New York
noted orator, on THE Worlds Fair,n the
occasion being the annual address TO the
Press club. The speech, which was inter
estlng, was punctured with witty points
and was greeted with great applause by
the audience. The orator urged that every
effort be made b. the people of the country
to make the coming exposition a great
international success.
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Firing Drill at West Point

WEST POINT, N. Y, June 5-This after.
noon was firing drill at the sea coast bat
terry on river shore. The guns were
manned by cadets of the second class with
a chief detachment from the first cIaes
The target was patch of whitewash on
the precipitous side Of Crows Nest, several
feet above the river shore The marks
manshlp was excellent. particularly with
rifles, and the target was hit many times.
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General Clarkson In Denver.

Denver, June 5.-Assistant Postmastar-
General Clarkson, wife and party of
friends, arrived here this morning from
Des Molnes in special car attached TO the
Union Pacific fast mail. General Clarkson
stated that his trip is simply one of pleas
ure. They will 90 through the sonthern
portion of the state tomorrow and on thew :.
return will go to Portland Seattle and San
Francisco - o'1il
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A Big Tree For the WORLDS Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-Preparations
are being made to take out section of one
of the large redwood trees in Tulare
county for exhibition at the worlds fair in
1893. 1t will be the largest section OF anv
big tree ever taken from California. The
tree measures SO feet in circumference.
The section to be taken out will be o feet
IN height, 90 feet in circumference and will
weigh about thirty-three tons.
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. Connections Emhauulo,

BR1DGEPoRT, Conn, June "a case of
embezzlement which occurred several
months ago by which several prominent
residents of Trumbull and surrounding
towns was victimized out of $4,000, has
iust come TO hight 1t is alleged the en-
bezzler is Rollin Beers, ason of I,eGrand
ID. Beers, and a young LAWYER of much
promise. 1t is thought Beers has gone to
Canada. eO-'o "
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The Tilden VIII Case.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Judge Beach has
signed the findings in the Tilden will case
declaring the bequest to the Tilden trust
illegal and void. 1t gives Judgment in favor
OF Colonel George H. Tilden. the nlaintiff
Judge Beach directs the executors to a..
count for the residuary estate and distri-
butte 1tnamongothe plaintiff and other heirs
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Chicago & Northwestern Nicotine

CHICAGO, June ga meeting of the
stock holders of the Chicago & Northwest
efn railroad and affiliated lines was held
Today; The old officers and directors
were elected. The usual dividend was de-
year ending May 81 showed net earnings
OF o iOT2O GOO against 81, 125, GOO for the prev
lous year, and surplus OF $685., 600 against
S622, COO for the year before.
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NINE. SARAH BERNHARDT.
The Great Actress will not Visit America the
Coming Season as Was Expected.
Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dispatc

Especial to THE Observation-Disclosures Dispatch
New YORK, June 5.-Word has passed
about in theatrical circles that Mime. Sarah
Bernhardt, contrary to expectation, would
not visit America next season. In support
OF tins 1T was stated that Henry E. Abbey
had cabled to Manager Frank w. Sanger.
OF the Broadway theatre. cancelling the
eight weeks she had been booked for begin
ming December Is in ssJoan of Arc.n
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Almost a Tornado in Inwa

MARsHALLTowN, Ia, June 5.-Reports
have been received of violent wind storm.
almost tornado, in Hardin county, near
Hubbard, yesterday Several farmhouses
and outbuildings were demolished and CON
siderable livestock killed All human
beings escaped miraculously with slight
injuries.
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EPSON Downs Races.

LONDON, May 5.-The Royal stakes were
won by Iddesleigh, Screech Owl second.
Jack O'Lantern third
The Surrey Breeder foal were stakes
won by Mardigras, Lady Primrose second,
Sheldrake third
The EPSON Grand Prize was won by ST.
Serf, Ornatus second, Ben third.
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Pan-American Arbitration

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The secretary of
state has received dispatch from the
United States legation at Rio de Janeiro
announcing the cabinet has passed reso-
luton enthusiastically approving the ac-
tlon OF the International American confor-
ence in recommending arbitration on all
questions of difference between the several
governments of Americas.
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The Newfoundland Fishino, Trorh,o

LONDON, June 5.-In the commons TO-DAY
the foreign secretary said the government
had official advices from Newfoundland
stating there had been no landing of French
armed forces. The commander of the
French ship requested the removal of Ger.
tain nets in st. Georges bay, the request
being justified. No threats have been used
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party OF Indians that had become intox-
lcated with whisky furnished by ranch
men, came to a camp of government sur
veyors and demanded more 'sfre water"
IL being refused, the Indians attacked the
party, killing Chief Engineer Crttenden in
charge of the third division of the govern
ment survey and chain-bearers E. w. Tim
beriake, George Woods and Henry Over
meyer. Jesse Lee, assistant engineer,
was left upon the field for dead but re-
covered sufficiently to get to neighboring
ranch where he is in a precarious condi-
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Union Stock Yards of Chicago,

BosToN, June 5,-President Thayer, of
the Union Stock Yards company of Chicago,
has prepared circular to the stockholders
urging their acceptance of the offer of the
English syndicate. Sixty per cent. of the
stock has already acceded
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The Mexican Central.

BosToN, June 5.-President Wade. of
the Mexican Central railway, is reticent
about the financial results of his recent
visit to President Diaz, but paper saws
an arrangement has gone into effect which
In general provides for the sale to the gov
eminent of the company's entire subsidy
for about twelve million dollars cash. in
gold i' II
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The Fatalities at Bradshaw. Neh

ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The Republics York
Neb., special says: The fatalities at Brad
shaw now reach fifteen. The wounded
have been removed to other towns or into
the country. 1t is estimated that the loss
Will reach s250,000. OF the 300 stricken
households it is estimated that not 10 Der
cent; will be able to erect roofs over their
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An Indian Massacre

DENVER, May 81. A. Holt purchasing
agent for the Importing Cattle company of
Wyoming arrived here this morning and
gives brief account Of an Indian massacre
which occurred in the Upper Green river
country several days ago. He says that
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Cause for Thanks

"[aw-quite fohgot myself fob mo.
ment this morning." began Willie Washing.
ton, who was trying to be conversational.
''For which," interrupted Miss Belle Pep
perton, you ought to be very thankful y
Washington Post
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Suits Against Chicago Ex.rreasnra,.a

CHICAGO, June 5.-Suits were begun
to-day IN the name of the city against four
ex-city treasurers and their bondsmen to
recover the interests paid them on citv
funds not deposited in the city treasury
Inc suits cover the period from 1881. to
1859, and the amount claimed is $500. 600
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All the Convcniences.

Tourist dn a coal mine, after passing
around cigars)-Eyerything seems to be wei
and damp. Where can 1 strike match?
Miner-Roight here, sor. Dfnnis, lift tR
rubber cloth often tn powder kegl-New
York Weekly.
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What He Had KILLED

a French gentleman, after a grouse drive
in Scotland, being asked by his host what he
had killed, replied: 'Of re grouse none-zey
are too difficult; but of re Wild sheep have
seven over re hillr'-Exchange.
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Challenge from an Assistant District At
tOrney.

New York, June 5.-Colonel Andrew H.
Dawson, assistant district attorney, to-day
sent challenge to ex-Judge Cunning S.
Bedford, another assistant district attor-
torney, to fight duel. The trouble grew
out OF the conduct of murder case by Bed
ford. Application for warrant for Daw-
sons arrest for sending a challenge was
made in the name of John Doe. The Judge
reserved his decision.
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Dynamite at Grand Cbartreuse

PARIS, June 5.-La Grand Chartreuse.
the famous monasty fourteen miles from
Grenoble, has been much damaged bv an
explosion of dynamite. 1t is believed that
II was done By persons who faild in an at
tempt to extort blackmail from the monks
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The Land Purchase Rin

LONDON, June 5. = The Gladstonian
leaders, after consulting with the Par
nellltes, have agreed to move instructions
70 the committee on the land purchase
Dill empowering them to provide for the
creation OF elective councils in Ireland to
carry out the provisions of the bin.
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Lower California Fllibustering plan,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-A Chronicle
special from San Diego says: Investiga-
tion into the proposed filibustering expe-
dition against Lower California continues
to reveal startling facts. A new phase is
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Hot Weather in New York.

New YORK, June 5.-Exceedingly hot
weather prevailed this afternoon, followed
by furious lightning and wind storms. Two
men were fatally hurt and others slightly
injured
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Shot and Killed His Father

HURON, S. D., June Back Handley.
editor OF the Huron Herald, was shot and
killed last night by his sixteen year-old
sen during quarrel.
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A Fight BetMeen Bantams

SAN Francisco, June 5.-Dan Hawkins
and Fred Began, bantams, who fought a
seventy-t three round draw at the Golden
Gate club Monday night, continued the
fight last night. Hawkins was knocked
out in the fifteenth round.
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Currant Art.

Chrome Agent--Do any of your family take
interest In current art, madames
Farmers Wife-My darter does, sir. She
puts up jelly every season.-Chicago Times
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Reformed Presbyterian Synod.

New York, June 5.-The Reformed
Presbyterian synod adopted the report of
the committee on Sabbath school literature
that all distinctive church organs be united
in one weekly. '--'0''
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A Female NihiIist RnIoasoa

PARIS, June 6.-Mlle. Teodorovne, the
Nlhlllst who recently escaped from Siberia
ana who was arrested upon her arrival in
this city, has been released.
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Silver Lodes in southern Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, june 5.-A silver lode
yielding IS per cent. of pure metal has been
discovered in the bed of the river Donelz in
Southern Russia.
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Iowa River Lands Case.

FIT. DODGE. Iowa, June Arguments in
the river land case were completed to-do,,
aud Judge Shiras took the matter under
advisement
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An Explosion of Oil.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-This afternoon
an explosion occurred in the tank of the
steamer Hans and Kurt lying at the Allan
tic Oil Refining company's dock. Point
Breeze. The vessel was ruined and s. o0o
gallons OF oil, together with considerable
mouse PROPERTY, were destroyed by the
fre, which resulted from explosion. The
hre Is attributed to spontaneous combus-
ton. Joseph H. Quinn, shipping CLERK Tnos
covered with burning Oil and died IN sho Sst
time. Thirteen other men were burned of
whom three may die, although hope is en-
tertained for their life. The Others are not
IN critical condition. The damaee
amounts to $l50,000.
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Alabama Republican Nominees 1,o,ioi,,o

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 5.-Two of the
nominees of the Republican state conyen-
ton, which met at Montg omery Wednes-
day, are Ineligible under the constitution
OF Alabama, on the ground of the length of
their residence in the state.
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Tithes Revision.

LoDoN, June 5.-In the co mmons to dav
proposal for the equitable revision Of
tithes In accordance with the altered CON
dltlons Of husbandry was rejected. Goshen
ann that ne would proceed with the
that Balfour, at the cabinet meetin@
strongly protested against the shelving ef
the land purchase bill in favor of the
publican bill. On0
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Rppuhlican Caunus

WAsHTNGTosD June 5.-The Republican
caucus tonight considered the election
bills for three hours, and adjourned until
next TUESDAY without action.