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Attacks on the Copyrisht Law

LONDON, July 3.-The ST. James Gazette
INDUCES in TRADE on the ugly spelling
which, it says, ruins the character of Eng
lish books printed in America. and says
those persons are living in fools paradise
who believe that no injury will result to
England from the new copyright law. The
Globe believes the new copyright law will
weed out minor authors whose works the
Americans have printed because they cost
only what the publishers are pleased to give.
These authors will now lose even that, and
with it their vocation will be gone.
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Pacific Northwestern League.
SEATTLE, July 3.-Seattles s, Tacomas {
OWES RENT FOR JUNE.
Actress Rose Eysinge Is Sued by HeI
Landlord.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Rose Eytinge, the
actress, was in court to-day in supple
meutary proceedings because she had not
paid a judgment of over $500 for rent She
swore that she did not know when the
present landlord would get his June rent !;
that she has no money in any bank or any
real estate. Lawyer Flammer, learning
that she had recovered judgment
for nearly S35,000 from Kate
Claxton for professional services, had at
tached the sum. Miss Eytinge, however
swore that she had assigned the Judgment
to a friend who had advanced heI money.
Fammer asked her If she had not told him
the Judgment had not been assigned, but
she said she could not remember. He then
asked Tor an adjournment and an order that
the assignment be produced in court. The
Judge so ordered
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A Derelict Steamer.

ROCHESTER, On. Y }, July 3-The steamer
Cribola of the Niagara Navigation Com
pany's line, due at Lewiston, n. Y, at 3 &c
P. NJ, had not been sighted at midnight, and
fear is entertained for her safety. She was
known to have had nearly 200 passengers ON
board. Word from Toronto states that the
steamer left there at her usual time Friday
afternoon. The Crbola is a stanch craft
and is considered very seaworthy.
A later dispatch from Toronto says: The
steamer Crlbola went ashore In fog this
morning and put back here, arriving this
evening. She Is slightly damaged, but nc
one is hur.
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Bank Examiner Drew Dismissed.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Bank Examiner
Drew of Philadelphia was at the Treasury
Department several hours to-day. He had
conference with Secretary Foster and
Comptroller Lacey in regard to his connec-
tion with the Keystone National Bank of
Philadelphia, and was informed that his
services were no longer required by the
Government; but whether he was dismissed
or allowed to resign could not be learned.
The official announcement was deferred
until Monday.
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Cuticura Remedies.

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Fnnnd Gniltu Of Mnrdar

MEMPHIS (Tenn.), July 3.-The jury In
the case of H. Clay King, SLAYER of D avid H.
Poston. this morning brought in verdict of
"Guilty OF murder in the first degree"
There was no apparent emotion on the part
of King occasioneJ by this announcement,
but he sat gazing steadfastly in the faces of
the jury. preserving the same calm indiffer-
ence that has characterized his bearing
throughout the trial. Judge Greer. of coun-
sci for the defense, at once made motion
for new trial.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Horse-Thieves Murder Man and His So
and Wound Lady

Horse-Ihleves Murder a Man and HIS Son
and Wound Lady.
ST. PAUL (Minn.). July 3.-The Pioneer
Press has a special from Pennington, Mimi,
which says: Lakeville, five miles from this
place, was tile scene of a terrible tragedy
this s-morning. Eli Mulinax, noted des-
perado and hOrse-thief, whose home is in
Princeton, Mo-, shot and instantly killed
John johnson, a worthy citizen of this
county. MullnaX was then wounded by
sou OF Johnson, but not seriously. Peter
Brizendine, a companion of Mulinax, then
Shot and instantly killed young Johnson and
wounded Mrs. johnson, who rushed TO the
assistance of her husband and son. Null
finaX and Brizendine are noted horse thieves
and at the time of the tragedy were making
away with pair of fine bay horses belong
ing to johnson. They escaped, but. will be
lvnchpd il cnntnreI
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-Four Days on the Reef,

The British ship Oceana arrived in port
Thursday in tow of the tug Sea Queen Shs
is from Hamburg. and has been IA days on
the trip. For four days she has been lying
at anchor one mile east Of Duxbury Reef
The news was brought to this city by the
Empire, which came in yesterday afternoon.
The tugs Sea Queen and Vigiant started
after her. but the tirst-named secured the
prize and brought her to an anchor off
Vallejo street about midnight. The 0ceana
is loaded with general cargo. and IS con-
signed to Meyer, Wilson & Co.
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RAPID FIRE BATTERIES.

Cutters Corwin, Bear and Colfax to Have
Hotchkiss Guns.
NEW YORK, July s. New Hotchkss
rapid-fre batteries have been ordered for
the revenue cutters Corwin, Bear and Col
fax. The batteries are of the six-pounder
type. The guns will be mounted on pivots
and have an almost all-around fire. On the
proving grounds the six-pounder piece has
ute. The projectiles are steel shell, the
ordinary shell. shrapnell and case. The
cartridges weigh about ten pounds. As
soon at practicable all the best vessels of the
revenue marine will be furnished with the
HotchkisS armament
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OlEHPLES. black-heads, red, rough, chapped and
lW oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAR.
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TO DIE TOGETHER.
Four Condemned Murderers to Be Electl
nntea at Sino Sinn

Four Condemned Murderers to Be Electro
cuted at Sing Sing.
NEW YORK, July S.-The Worlds Sing
Sing special says: Four of the men to be
killed by electricity next week have en-
braced the Catholic faith. Which will die
first has not been decided, but it is believed
If the machinery works satisfactorily the
four Will die in quick succession. The final
test of the dynamos and the apparatus has
not yet been made, but they were tested
this week and found in excellent condition
SING SING (N.Y.), July 3.-Warden Brown
thinks the sentence of death in the eases of
the four condemned murdererS Wood, Miller,
Slocum and Jugigo, will have to be carried
out next week, and is going on with the
pTeparationS for fnnr eXecutiOns.
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Gladstone and Tvuaall improving.

NEW YORK, July 3.-The Mail cabegram
from London says: Gladstone is still i'm
proving in health. but will remain at Lowe
stoff another week to make sure of securing
the full benefit of his rest.
Professor Tyndall is now strong enough
to be wheeled out in a chair every day to
take the air,
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American Proposals Rejected.

LONDON, July 3.-The Times Vienna
correspondent, referring to the postal con-
gress, says it is regretabe, owing to Ger
many's opposition, that the two American
proposals were rejected for the creation of
international postage stamps and for the
free carriage of mails from country to
country. Germany opposed the first pro-
posal on the ground that the difference in
exchange might lead to wholesale specula-
ton in stamps.
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Another Big Mining Strike.

PEORIA Qll). Jaly 3.-Sixteen hundred
miners in the Peoria district joined the
strike to-day. There are eight railroad
mines in this district, and the rest are owned
by private corporations. All the operators
have plenty of coal on hand, and the strike
would not affect them for sixty days. They
have been anticipating trouble since spring
aud all the dealers stored up heavily. No
cause for the strike is assigned by the
miners here, except that the miners else
where wenr out
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PARNELL'S POWER.
The Strong Opposition He Meets Will
Weaken His Influence:

LONDON, July 3.-ParnelPs marriage has
not helped his cause, as he and his friends
last week confidently hoped ii would. The
action Of the Irish Bishops yesterday in re.
affirming their declaration that Parnell was
unfit to be leader Of the irish people
shows that no quarter will be given him by
tie clergy. This is considered as the final
blow to Parnelrs cause. and the reception
which he met with at Carlow yesterday
shows that the people have ceased to pay
any attention 10 him. At Myshall; it may
be added, Parnell addressed a meeting at
which only thirty people were present. He
had a successful meeting Mt Teemagh to-day,
and aft erward essayed tn speak at Ballon,
probably the most hostile district at Car
low There he was received by the priests
and the bitterest anti-Parnellites with Kisses
and prOans
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REUNION AT BUFFALO.
New officers Elected and Place of Meeting
SET

Set.
BUFFALO, July 3.-The Army of the
Potomac held a reunion here to-day, the
different corps meeting separately. Most of
them elected officers. and one or two voted
on a choice for President of the society,
General Daniel Butterlield beiug the choice
of First and Second corps.
BUFFALO, July 3.-Public exercises were
held in the public hall this evening. and
General Henry w. Slocum delivered an ora
ton. At the business meeting. which fol-
lowed the mass meeting, General Daniel
Association; General King. Recording Sec
retary; General Sharpe, Corresponding Sec
retary, and General 5. Truesdale, Treasurer
Scranton, Pa. was chosen as the next place
of meeting. To-morrow parade will be
held, with a banquet at Music Hall in the
evening.
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For senarate Education.

CINCINNATI, July 3.-The German-Ameri-
can Teachers Association adjourned to-day.
girls was warmly discussed, and the associa-
tion finally voted in favor Of separate edu-
cation OF the sexes. A proposition against
lessening the influence Of the German Ian
guage was carried.
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Honors 10 American DeIegates,

LONDON, July 3.--The American dele
gates to the International Congressional
Council will get public reception at Ply
mouth, and will join in the MaytiOwer cele-
bration. The Lord Mayor OF London will
entertain them ut Guild Hall.
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The Northeastern sangerbuna.

NEWARK IN. j., July 3.-The sixteenth
annual saengerfest of the Northeastern
Sangerbund was inaugurated this evening.
Sixty thousand dollars has been spent in
preparations for the fest. 1t is expected
that $4,000 singers will participate in the
prize contests
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Negotiations for Indian Lands.

wAsn1ScroN, July s.-secretary Noble
has appointed J. d. Woodruff of Wyoming,
Charles II. Merillat of Washington, ID. c.,
and j. III. Brigham of Ohio as a commission
to negotiate with the Wind River tribe of
the ShOshone Indians in Wyoming for the
cession to the United States Of q portion of
their reservation
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Countarfeiters Cantured.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-United States
Secret Service Agent Harris of California
has arrested John ii. Green aud Mrs. Fanny
Page near Antioch Tor counterfeiting. He
captured complete ontfit, together with a
quantity of counterfeit dollars.
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Ameer Ben Ali GuiItv

New YORK, July 3.-1he case Of Ameer
Ben Ali, charged with the murder of Carrie
Prown, went to the jury at 8 o'clock this
evening. Later they returned verdict,
finding the defendant guilty Of murder in
the second degree.
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Indian Outbreak Checked,

WASHINGTON, July 3.-A telegram was
received at the War Department to-day
from Colonel Corbip, ir which he states
that the threatened outbreak among the
Indians in Arizona has been checked aud
that he had arrested the leaders, who will
be sent to Fort Wingate.
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BRUSSELS, July 3.-The delegates of the
powers signing the Anti-Slavery Act have
prolonged the time of adhesion in order tc
give France a chance to reconsider The
American Minister said. although his Gov
ernmeut had not ratified the act as yet, il
was deeply Interested in the subject.
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TWO MORE INDICTED.
Alleged Violations of the Interstate Com
To,u

merce Law.
SPRINGFIELD Qll.), July 3.-The United
States Grand Jury has indicted Milton
Knight of St Louis, General Freight Agent
of the Wabash Railway, and J. b. NJ.
Kehlor of Kehlor Bros, ST. Louis, flour
ing-mil firm, for violations of the interstate
commerce law. 1t is alleged that knight
gave Kehlor Bros. rebates on -four shipped
for export in the way of commissions. Both
Knight and Kehlor furnished bonds in the
sum of S050O
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Indian COmmissioners Appoiuted.

WASHINGTON, Jnly 3.-Asa French of
Massachusetts, James g. Shonecker of Kan
sas and n. p. Chipman of San Francisco
have been appoints ted Commissioners to ne
gotiate with the Pyramid Lake Indians in
Nevada,
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INDIA's HARVEST.

Fears of Crop Failure From Drought and
Locusts.
CALCUTTA. July 3-The weather has inn
proved during the week. but moro rain is
needed everywhere, except in Burmah and
Assam. II the present condition continues
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Robbed a Pupilist.

ST. PAUL. July Sat White Bear Lake
last night burglars entered several cottages
and took several thousand dollars worth of
yaluables aud money. Fitzsimmons, the
pugillst. liad MS valuable diamond prizes
stolen. and his trainer, Jimmy Carroll, is
also 7ictim.
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for new articles adapted to the require
ments of the country. He thinks a monthly
line Uf steamers between New York and
Callao, stopping at intermediate ports after
Rio, would be profitable.
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WASHINGTON, July 8. Washingtons 2,
Cincinnatis Q. Thirteen innings were played,
and the game was called on account of rain
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Athletics 6, Bal
timOres 2.
LincOlns 2.
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DRIVEN BACK.
A Body Of Armed Beers Attempt to Found @
New ReDublic

CAPE Town, July 3.-A body of armed
Beers, composed of about 100 men and their
families crossed the Lmpopo yesterday to
found Republic of the North in Mashona-
land. They were met by the police and
troops in the employ of the British South
African Company, who drove the Beers
back and arrested their leaders
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Explosion on a Steamer.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-An explosion
occurred this morning on the steamer Stand
ard. loading Gil at Point Breese. Five men
we're injured. The damage to the steamer
was light. William Porter and David Nor
ton will doubtless die.
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At Chicago,

CHICAGO, July 3. j Both clubs played
well. Cleveland was especially strong at
the bat, but their hits were made when
there we're 70 men on the bases. Chicagos g.
ClevelandS 4. Baiteries-Hutchinso and
Kittredge, Young and Zmmer.
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The Arrentine Rndret

PARIS, July 3-A dispatch from Buenos
Ayres SAYS: The budget estimates the
revenue at $40, 100000 gold aud $50, ,0O0.0 900
paper, and expenses at S14,000,000 gold and
$50, ,000 900 paper.
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England at the Worlds Fair.

LONDON. July 3.-Sir James Ferguson,
Under Secretary of the Foreign Office, an
nounced in the Commons to-day that pre-
vision is to be made for a Royal Commission,
which is to provide for the representation
Of England at the Worlds Fair in Chicago.
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Hanpad.

ATLANTA (Ga), July 3.--George WASH
ington (colored), who murdered Ben Oliver
(colored), was hanged in this city to-day.
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Trade With Chile.

WASHINGTON, July 8. In his report
from Valparaiso Consul McCreery states
that the manufacturers of the United States
can largely increase their trade with Chile
If they deal directly with the large import
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The President at Cape MAY.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-The President
accompanied by Lieutenant Parker of the
navy, left Washington this morning for
Cape May, where he will remain for about
six weeks,
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German Firemen Killad

BERLIN, July S.-WhIe some volunteer
firemen were working in a burning house
at Dargun to-day the structure collapsed.
Four iremen were killed and five danger
Ously iuiurad
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

Death Of One Of the Physicians at the Quar-
antine Station.
WASHINGTON, July "A telegram re-
ceived to-day by the Surgeon-General of the
Marine Hospital Service from the United
States Quarantine Station at Chandelier
Island, off the coast Of Louisiana. announces
the death there on the night of June
29th of Assistant Surgeon Groenvelt of yell
low fayar
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Arrest Lottery AGENT.

Walter P Oaks was arrested yesterday by
the United States Marshal for misuSing the
mails. He is under indictment for sending
advertisements Of a lottery through tho
mails.
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VALUABLE AFFECTIONS.

An Injured Husband in Denver Gets 100000
Damages
DENVER, July 3.-This afternoon in the
District Court Cecil Dean was given 100000
damages against S. W.. French for the
alienation of the affections of Deans wife.
All the parties in the case are prominent and
wealthy citizens of Denver, and the case has
created a go cd deal of talk. The reason for
the large amount of damages is that Dean
had decided all his property to his wife, be-
lieving her loyal to him, and French profited
thereby.
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Weather In the East

CHICAGO, July 3.-The temperature at
o'clock this morning was: Chicago 56o, Gin
cinnati GO, st. Louis 70o, New York co.,
New Orleans 76o above,
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for another fifteen days there will be grave
cause to fear an extensive crop failure. Ex-
tensive swarms of locusts are appearing
throughout the whole of Northern India,
and also in the province of Bengal.
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Cleyeland,s Greatest Effort.

BUFFALO On. ", July 3.-Cleveland's 8.
Eiffel Tower of Minstrelsy opened the season
here tonight, and every feature was new
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FINANCIAL CRISIS.

Portugal in Monetary Trouble Through
Scarcity of Coin.
LISBON, July 3.-The monetary crisis
continues. The premium on pound ster-
ling is 800 res and on silver money 2 per
cent Finance Minister Carvalho proposes
to authorize the Bank of Portugal to issue
notes of 800 and 1000 rels on condition the
issue have limited period of circulation
and that the bank withdraw the larger
notes and be allowed the privilege of re-
months
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coroner Sherman, with his assistants,
stepped from one to the other. searching for
letters or some means of identifying one
mass from the other. This was diffjcult.
In half dozen instances the entire head had
been burned off, leaving only the blackened
trunk, grim and; ghastly, defying all effor Is
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THE YACHTS ARE SAFE.
A Heavy wind-storm at: Detroit spoils R
gatta

DETROIT, July. 3.-The D, troit Yacht
Club feet of tH enty-six yachts left here last
night TO take part in the regatta to-day at
New Baltimore. Mich The fleet was caught
in a heavy wind-storm on Lake st. Clair,
and so far only seven boats have reached
their destination. Much anxiety is felt for
the safety of the other nineteen boats and
their crews.
CHICAGO, July "A private message
from Detroit says the missing yachts on
Lake ST. Clair have all been accounted for,
and also their passengers.
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United States Attorney for Arizona.

WASHINGTON, July 3-Attorney- General
Miller has appointed Elisha N. Sanford
Special Assistant United States Attorney
for service at Prescott, ArZ.
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THE OIL MONOPOLY.

The STANDARD OIL Company Absorbing the
German Trade.
BERLIY, July 3.-Interviews with whols-
sale and retail coal oil dealers show there is
general opinion that the Standard Oil
Company, having absorbed the big import
Ing houses, will now try TO gain control of
the jobbing trade and then of the retail oil
business in Germany. Every step is taken
in exact conformity with the law, and the
remedies to be proposed are likely to prove
Uuly temporary and Intellectual. 1t is gen
orally believed here even that the R0ths-
chids have yielded to the American com
DuQV.
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and novel, The singing donkeys and Ouida's
aerial flight created a sensation. and the
public pronounced this Clevelands greatest
effort
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PARIS. July 3-The village of Navette,
in the Department of Hautes Alps, has
been destroyed by fire.
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BASEBALL GAMES.
Results of Yesterdays League and Associa-
tior Contests.

CINCINNATI, July 3.-Superior fielding
won to-Gay's game for the home team in the
tenth inning. Cincinnatis 6, Pittsburg g.
Observation-Disclosures and Clarke, Baldwin
and Mack.