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THE LEIDHHARDT EXPEDITION.
The Geographical Society of Australia Thinks
1t Has Definite Information About 1t.

Especial to THE HERALD - Examiner Cable
LONDON, May 30.-The Geographical society
OF Australia at Melbourne has sent small eX
pedition to the northeast corner of the contin-
ent for the purpose of investigating reports that
traces have been found there of the famous ex-
plorer DR.. Leichhardt. This explorer made
himself famous about half century ago by his
remarkable journey from the place where Bris-
baue, the capital of Queensland, has since
arisen. northwest across the continent. 1t was
by far the most extensive journey made in Aus
tralia up to that time, and threw much light
upon the nature of the interior of the country.
In As DR.. Leichhardt started again with small
party to cross Australia from east to west. He
was not very far from the coast when the last
news was heard from him. and from that day to
this his fate has been involved in mystery, no
trustworthy Information having ever been OBJ
tanned by later explorers. News was recently
brought to Melbourne by reliable white man
that tribe in Kimberly district possesses va
rious relics of the expedition and that there are
aged men, too, in the tribe who saw the party
and are aware that they persisted for lack of
water. The reports about the relics are so cir
cumstantial that il has been deemed advisable
to investigate them. There is reason to believe
that some conclusive information will soon be
obtained about the fate of the traveller who is
recognized as the greatest of the early explor-
erS OF Australia, and whose books are still read
will, interest
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The Scotch-Irish Congress.

PTTTsBURG, lday 30.-Far more people at
tended the session Of the Scoth- Irish congress
this morning than yesterday. Among them
were ladies and societies. The tri-colored silk
badge with it's seal in gold was conspicuous
everywhere. The stage, too, was better occu-
pied than yesterday, many members from far
away having sweiled the number. There was
Il. j. Alexander, secretary OF the California
Scotch-Irish society. The meeting was opened
by President Bonnor, ana after prayer Jonn
Dalzeii, of this city, spoke on the Scotch-irisb
OF western Pennsylvania. The meeting took a
recess until O'Clock tonight. In the mean
time the visitors viii attend memorial services.
At meeting of the committee of the whole,
they elected Robert Bonner, of New York,
president. Among the vice-presidents elected
were Rev. j. c. Quinn, of Montana, and Alex
apder Montgomery OF California.
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A Great Day in Butte.

BUTTE, May 3o.-[Special telegram to THE
HERALD 1.-The celebration of memorial day in
the city to-day was the most successful in the
history of the state For some reason the en-
tire city appeared to take an interest in the ex-
ercises and turned out in such numbers that
hundreds were turned from the opera house.
The procession included nearly every society
in the city, and was one of the largest ever seen
here. being witnessed by nearly the entire pop
ulation Of the city. The crowds filed the main
street to the marching line for blocks, and at
times almost brought the procession to stand
still. 1t was great day for Butte, and one
that will long be remembered.
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Baseball.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Morning games
COLUMBUS,
Columbus 8, Athletics z.
SYRACUSE.
Syracuse 8, Toledo 2.
BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn 4, St. Louis 8.
ROCHESTER,.
Louisville game postponed on account of rains
Afternoon games.
COLUMBUS.
Columbus 8, Athletic 2.
SYRACUSE.
Syracuse 8, Toledo II.
BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn 1, st. Louis 3.
ROCHESTER,
Rochester 4, Louisville 3.
Observation-Disclosures = MORNING GAMES
Philadelphia a, Chicago.
NEW YORK.
New York IL, Pittsburgh.
BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn 10, Cleveland 5.
BOSTON,
Boston s, Buffalo Z.
BosToN--AFTERNooN GAMES.
Boston 10, Buffalo 3.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia 9, Chicago 8.
NEW YORK,
New York 8, Pittsburg 9.
BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn IA, Cleveland 1.
PHILADELPHIA NATIoNAL-MoRNING GAMES.
Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 1.
NEW YORK
New York /. Cincinnati 8.
BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn 4, Chicago6.
BOSTON.
Boston II, Pittsburgh
DISQUALIFICATION CAMEL.
Boston 8, Pittsburgh.
BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn Z, Chicago IL.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia 1, Cleveland 4.
NEW YORK.
New York 0, CINCINNATI.
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Latonia Races.

LAToNIA. KY, May 3o.-Mile and seventy
yards-Rollin Haley won. Salute second, Ger
manic third. Time-l:45al.
Mile and Gunshot won, Mount
Lebanon second, Broolifu1 third Time-1:50
Mile and Observation-Disclosures won, New
castle second Catalpa third. Time 49,
Decoration Day handicap, mile and one-fourth
-Teuton won, King Regent second, Glockner
third. Time-2:0Sat.
Five-eighths OF -Woodbena.won, Leon
ard second, Jeanette third. Time 1:03a.
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pettit nenlared ohampion Of the World.

DUBLIN. May 3o.-The final sets in the court
tennis match between the American, Petit
ana the Englishman, Saunders, took place to-
das. The match was won by Petit. When
play was resumed this morning the score tied
each having won four sets out of total of
thirteen. Petit to-day won three, Saunders
one Petit was declared champion of the
world The first set was won by Petit & to B;
the second, 6 to 1. Saunders won the third to
4. Petit won the fourth, 6to
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A Cracker Trust.

MINNEAPoLIs, May 30.-The Journal prints
this afternoon the particulars of the formation
of q big cracker trust, including nearly every
prominent cracker maker in the country. There
has been pool in operation for some time, but
this proved unsatisfactory aud the trust is the
result. 1t is to conduct the entire business OF
the various concerns. Stock to the amount OF
Sl0,00UO00 Is being issued in return for trans
ferring of individual properties. The Journal
saws the final papers nave lust been siGned.
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Morris Park Races.

MORRIS PARK, N V, May 9o.-Five-eighths
of a mile-Fordham won Civil Service second,
Timothy third. Time-5Sh.
Gallia stakes, two-year-olds, half a mile
Russell won, Captain Wagner second, ST.
Charles third. Time-i32i.
Winthers stakes, throe-year-olds, mile-Cy
clone colt won Magnate second, Cayuga third.
Time A.
New York Jockey Clubs handicap, mile and a
fourth-Tenny won, Triton second, Cynosure
third. Time-2:07i4.
Five-eighJhs Of mile-Parolina won, Lady
May second, Woodcutter third. Time :03A.
Mile-Sam Wood and FIitterran dead heat
Monola third. Time-1:42.
Sam Wood won the run Off 1:i4h.
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patroIling the canadian Border.

OTTAWA, May 80. = In view of the large
amountof smuggling along the frontier
from Montana and the quantity of tim
Der being stolen from the forests of
Manitoba, the government has ordered the
whole International boundary line from the
Rocky mountains east to Manitoba patrolled by
the mounted police of whom 800 will be de-
tailed. This will also prevent the Canadian In
dams from crossing into the United States on
horse raiding expeditions.
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Washington Memorial Arch.

NEW YORK, Nay 3o.-This morning the corner
stone of the Washington memorial arch was
laid with impressive ceremonies. The music
was rendered by 200 voices, selected from the
Oratorio and other singing societies. The eX-
ercses were opened with prayer by Bishop
Potter. George William Curtis delivered the
Grafton. The corner stone was laid by Grand
Master John W. Vrooman, of the Masons of
the state.
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A Bicycle Road Race.

CHICAGO, May 3O.-There was road race
from Van Buren, street and Michigan avenue to
Pullman, fifteen miles, by bicycle riders of Chi
cagO to-day. Seventy-fVe men started. A E.
Lumsden, of the Chicago Cycling club, was the
scratched man, and the others were allowed
handicaps. Charles Knisety, who was allowed
a heavy handicap was the first in. covering the
distance in / hour, 26 minutes and l second.
Lumsden won the quick time prize covering
the distance in So minutes IS seconds. Some
other remarkably good time was made. There
were number OF prizes distributed.
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Cliff HOUSE.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets.
The Cliff is the best 81 per day house
west of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy. new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories Dining hall spacious and per-
rect in its appointment. Table first-class
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW G. BRIxEN & Bro, Props.
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Erraud Protests His Innocence.
Especial to THE MISUNDERSTANDING Cal

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Cable.1
HAVANA, May 29.-Eyrud, although he &C
kuowledged his identity, continues energetic
cally to deny that he committed the murder he
is accused of. He protests that when he ar
rived at the apartments Of Gabrielle Bompard
on the fatal day, ne found there the corpse of
GoufIe, who had been murdered by parties IN
known to him The only part he took in the
bloody deed was to help Gabrielle, on account
of the affection he had for her, to remove the
body from the premises.
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Thursday
Morning
We will
Place on sale
Our entire stock of
Fancy parasols
At discount Of
1875
Per
Cent
All new goods this season.
Notice of our
Embroidery and white goods sales
Will appear in local columns
OF this paper
Sunday morning.
THE LACE HOUSE.
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Brighton Beach Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH. N. Y, May 30.-Three-
fourths of a mile--Long Branch won, Insignia
colt second, Little Jake third. Time-1 :2l(D.
half mile-Kitty L. won, Leonavic second,
Cascade third. Time-50%
Mile and one-sixteenth-W. DAILY, jr., won,
Seven-eighths of mile-Faustina won,
Century second, John Atwood third. Time
-l:29A.
Mile-Shotover won, Tramp second, Super
visor third. Time-l:4.
Five-eighths of a mle-Eclipse won, Prince
Edwards second Osceola third-Time-1:02 a4.
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left the field as if they were anchored. Intoth
stretch he came q length and half in the lead,
running fast with Red Light second. Pilgrim
close up and Robesperre three lengths away.
At the finish Riley led by three lengths, winning
in a canter. Red Light second, Pilgrim third and
Robespierrc six lengths back. Time 80; dis
lance, mile and an eighth.
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Anniversary of the Johnston Flood.

JOHNSTON Pa, May 3O.-Business is sus-
pended, this being the anniversary of the john
ston great flood calamity, as well as Decoration
day. The finding of the body of John NJ
Rosensted. one of the most prominent resi-.
dents of the place, at the expiration of one
year, is vivid reminder OF the food.
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the sun that would permit such transactions
They are our countrymen, united to us by d
common heritage, thep say, but when they
assert that Lincoln and Davis. Grant and Lee,
Logan and Jackson, were equal, and that GOO
above knows which was right it is sacrilege of
the vilest type and needs rebul1e.''
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blues and Grayg at Port Gibson.

PORT GIBSON, Miss, May 30.-A large excur
sion party arrived here this morning from the
blue ana gray reunion of Vicksburg, in response
to an invitation from the Claiborne County Me-
mortal association, G. 5. A Speeches of vel
come and response were made ana all joined in
an old-faShioned barbecue.
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Escaped Convict Shot.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 3o.-Thomas and
Jackson negroes who escaped from Trenton
Jail were discovered BY Officer Berger who at
tempted to arrest them They fired, seriously
wounding him. Mounted police pursued them.
Juckson was sfo5 dead. Thomas was sub
Sequently captured.
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Texas Spring Palace Burned.

FORT WORTH. Tex, May So-The Texas
Spring palace tonight was destroyed by fire.
Later-So far as known at 1 80 am, no lives
lost Alexander Haynes, a contractor, is alive
but cannot recover. a score of people were
Dainfully hurt.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

Entrance examinations for the School of
Mines of Columbia college, New York city,
will be held at my residence, SO East Tenn
pie street, South, beginning Friday, June
s, 1890. at 10 o'clock am.
r. H. TERHUNE.
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WHITE HAIISE

corner OF Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postottice. Union ticket and Pull
man Office IN the hotel. Newly remodeie2
ana furnished throughout. Table unsur-
passed. Electric light, bells and all mod
ern conveniences. Terms -. 90 to 81. 80 per
day. II. L. HALL. Proprietor.
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A California LeYee Breaks.

STOCKTON, Cal, May 30.-The levees on the
lower division of Roberts island gave way yes
terday. flooding 1900 acres of land in a high
state of cultivation. The entire lower division
Will soon be under water.
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The Archbishop of Posen Dead.

BERLIN, May 30.-Dr. Dinder. the Catholic
archbishop of Posen, and Herr Ziffer managing
director OF the Credit Anstadt, are dead. q
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Conspirators Against Bulgaria Sentenced.

SOFIA, May 30.-The trial of Major Panitza
and nine others charged with conspirlng against
the government of Bulgaria ended to-day.
Panitza. Captain Aaobolof Of the Russian
army, Major Anamoif and Major Rizoff were
The court however. intimated that Prince Fer
dinand might possibly commute the sentence to
imprisonment for fifteen years. Kaoboloff was
sentenced to nine years Imprisonment; Anamon
and Rizoff each to six years. The others were
acquitted.
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Letter From Dr.. Peters.

BERLIN, May 30.-Letters from DR.. Peters and
Lieutenant Tidemann, dated April 10, at Ukum.
have been received. Peters says he will reach
Zanzibar the latter part of June.
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OUR line of summer underwear is the
largest and finest in the city. We invite
an inspection.
BAsT-MARsHALL MER. Co,
142 Main Street
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EXCURSION To EUROPE.

Leaving May 81. Fares lower than ever.
Tickets good for six months. For full par
ticulars apply or write to w. G. Spence or
w. A. Rossiter, Box B, Salt Lake city. +
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The decoctions served to the thirsty and
cold at the Occidental are delicious, pure
and superior. First-class wines, liquors,
beers, ales and cigars. Family supplies a
speciality.
AUER 81 MURPHY. Proprietors.
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THE RACE COURSE.
Good Sport in Denver, Chicago, Latonia,
Brighton Beach and Morris Park.

DENVER, Colo, May 30.-[Special telegram to
THE HERALD. 1.-The races at Overland park
opened to-day under favorable auspices. The
attendance was very large.
First race, mile dash, four starters Lew Car
lisle Miss Dollar Rosemeade and Jubilee
Carlisle was first favorite in the pool. The
horses ran well together for the first quarter.
and at the hall, Jubilee was leading Rosemeade
second Carlisle third. Then Carlisle shot to
the front, winning easily by three lengths, Jubi-
lee second, Roseneadc poor third. Time, 1:4l
Second race, Colorado Derby. mile ana a half,
five starters Allie Benjamin, Governor Adams,
Pliny, Senfold and Blue Rock. Allie Benjamin
and Adams were the favorites. perfect start
was made at the third effort and the finish was
very exciting. as the horses were neck and neck
in the stretch. Plny won, q nose in advance
of Adams the latter leading Benjamin half a
length Official time, 2:l2]a. The winner is a
California horse.
Third race, mile and onesixteenth, had seven
starters, Kismet, Mart Waldron Jou Jou B.
p, Parnell Patricia, Jack Brady. b. p. Won
by neck, after an exciting finish, Kismet see
ond Mart Walden third. Tine-1:5l.
Fourth race, trotting, 9:22 class, three start
crs, Bismarck. Care and George Nfoshler. Bis
marcf won the first he;it Moshler the second
ana lhlru heats anu Inc race. rune: II! 4.
2:2S14. 2:ea1s.
-Four horses competed for the three minute
trot, Lucy Abbott, Uncle Toby, Red Bird and
Rosiia. Abbott was the favorite and winner
three heats. Tiine-2:23, 9:eSl&, 2:26
A Great Race at Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 9o--Twelve thousand people
attended the West Side races to-day, the prin
cipal attraction being the Speculation handi
cap among the starters in which were Riley
winner of the Kentucky Derby, and the no less
noted Robespierre The track was in good con
dition. Red Light led at the start by a length
with Robespierre second and Riley and Pilgrim
half length behind. at the half Pilgrim was
first, Riley and Red Light neck and neck
Robespierre three lengths away. At the three
quarter post Riley and Red Light were even
with Pilgrim second, a length behind and Robe
sphere beaten off. Coming into the stretch
Godfrey urged Riley who was then half 9
| length in the lead, and the son of LongfelloW
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A Terrific Hail Storm.

HENDERSON. Mimi, Nay 30.-A terrific hail
storm occurred in Red River valley yesterday.
The hail lies four feet deep in places. Trees
We're stripped of their foliage.
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A BANQUET TO Stanley.

LONDON, May 3O-The American colony en-
tertained Stanley at a banquet tonight
Speeches were made by United States Consu
others.
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ONE HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST FOR SALE
CHEAP.

In good mining claim, in the centre of min
eral belt and adjoining other mines that
have produced millions. Owner has had
business reverses and is compelled to sell.
Address Herald
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WE have the sole agency for the Miller
and Christy derby hats. They have no
equal BAsT- MARSHALL MEa. Co,
143 Main Street
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If you want choice roast or juicy
steak, call on Ward & Co. at
Washington market,
3l5 South Main street.
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DElICIOUs WARM BEyERAGEs.

Van Houtsn's CONSULTATIONS made
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LAWN tennis shirts, blousss, belts and
sashes at
BAsT-MARsHALL MER. Co.,
142 Main Street.
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Fastest Maiden Trip on Record.
NEW YORK, May 30.-The Normannia, the
latest addition to the Hamburg American
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South Lawn is looming to the front.

Go to Barratt's for furniture.
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Central Park lots. 225.
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Attendance at the Games.

CHICAGO, May 3o.-The attendance at the
games to-day, morning and afternoon, was as
follows:
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

The finest artificial teeth are made of
the best ivory, but the great majority of
false masticators now in use are simply
pieces of specially prepared hard porce-
lain. The following is one of the pro-
cesses adopted for their manufacture /:
Fine calcined or roasted quartz powder,
well ground f~uorspar, china clay, and a
very little oxide of tin are very intimate
ly mixed and ground together, and after
wards made into a soft paste with water.
This paste is poured into molds of various
kinds and sizes of teeth, and allowed to
set. The plastic grinders are then trans
ferred to a furnace, where they are
"cuIed"-that is, half baked or hardened.
When this has been done they are COW
cred with an enamel made of paste of
spar and quartz, and finally subjected to
intense heat, until they are sufficiently
baked, when they are ready for the den
tist.-Surgical Reporter.
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WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN JUNE.

Historically considered, June is for
Great Britain, perhaps, the most famous
month in the year. 1t is the month of
B~annockburn, Naseby and Waterloo
all Of them battles of liberation and for
the extension and establishment of free
dom. In other respects June figures
handsomely in the calendar. 1t was IN
jane that Magma Charta was sealed; and
it is the birth mon h., among Others, of
DR.. Arnold, of Rugby; Charles Kingsley,
W. H. Smith, Lord DIFFERING, Lord
Wolseley and Mr.. Spurgeon. June is
generally also famous for its deaths,
among them being those of Mohammed,
Joseph Smith, the Mormon prophet;
White, of S~helbourne, and Garibaldi. 1t
has been remarked that the natal is also
the fatal month tof a certain percentage
of distinguished men, and we observe
that DIR. Arnold died IN June. One of
the most notable of modern June events
is the coronation of Queen Victoria,
which took place in 1888, just about
.ffty-one years ago. But undoubtedly
the two big events Of June are Waterloo
and Bannockburn, the latter being to
Scotchmen the greater of the two
GLASGOW Herald.