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each about Is. of Aberdeen. were
drowned ip the Ohio near Maysyille
Ky. They were boating. when the
skin was swsmped BY waves from the
ferryboat Gretna Green 20
The revenue cutter Rush, under
sealed orders has left San Francisco
for Alaska waters.
The late million.ire. soSn I. Parish.
of New York. left ESQ. ooc TO various
charitable institutions
TwExrY-sEvEN Mormons in Arizona
have been indicted BY the United States
grand jury Of the territory.
The Charleston has arrived 1t Callaa
Peru The Itata was not sighted
II Il reported that the pope and his
advisers are considering . radical
| change In the economy Of the Catholic
| church in the United States Bishops
and priests of the various s~stiouAliGaes
are TO be appointed.Ss-es to preserve
the languages ETC.. separate and dis
tinct
| The official report on the vesuvius
as a torpedo vessel was not satisfactory.
Another trial was ordered.
DIR GARRISON, who shot and killed
DR.. Baird at Wheeling, w. Va, last
| March, has been convicted of murder
in the second degree.
The Dalton outlaws gave their pur.
suers the slip in the Creek mountains
NEAPoLIrAN papers bewail the
"frightful" exodus Of Italians from
southern Italy. and that they have been
made to leave their land for the 'land
of the assassinx" During one week
s, 500 emigrants embarked ut Naples
alone for the United States
The schooner Thomas Hume with q
crew Of seven is thought to have gone
down in Lake Michigan.
PLENTY HORSES has been acquitted OF
| the murder of Lieut. Casey. Judge
| Shiras said IL was established that q
| state of war existed and therefore the
prisoner could not be convicted of muir.
der.
THE French exhibition at Moscow
has proved to be a complete fiascO.
French priests intending to visit the ex-
hibitiOn are not allowed to cross the
frontier without first obtaining q
special permit from the z to secure
which two months is required. All
| visitors to Moscow are narrowly
watched.
The organization Of the American
university at Washington was effected
on the 18th. The board of trustees
comprises representatives Of the various
denominations.
The Alta California, the oldest paper
| of the Pacific coast, has suspended pub
LEGATION. 1t was owned by the STAN
ford railroad monopoly and was run at
q loss To prevent it getting into the
hands of the opposition it was killed.
The Northwestern Miller says: 1.-The
dullness of the -four trade caused quite
a decline in the output of the mills last
week. The aggregate production was
liz. $50 barrels, averaging Is. IT'S barrels
daily, against l41.O75 barrels the pre-
ceding week. 1O7, $40 barrels for the cor
responding time in 1890 and lO5, 600 bar
| rels in 1889. The mills are running a
little stronger the present week"
A LETTER from Chilli says that the
| Araucanian Indians, who have been
submissive for some years past, are
| showing signs of hostility, owing, 1t is
believed, to an impression that the gov
| eminent is weakened by the civil wal.
1t is said that a foreign adventurer has
made his appearance among these In
dams and is endeavoring to re-enact the
romantic experience OF King Orell I.
Troops have been sent to the disturbed
district
IT has been practically decided to ex-
tend the AZ per cent loan at 9 percent.
and to give the holders Of these bonds
the necessary ninety days notice.
THE proceedings in the Claritta John.
son case at Boston were deferred on ac-
count of Gen. Buffers illness
THE board of officers appointed to
conduct the trial of the guns of the
cruiser Vesuvius has been ordered to
meet at the Norfolk navy yard to de-
eide upon q day for a further trial of
the guns and TO determine the method
in which they shall be tried.
The assistant secretary. Spaulding.
has decided that the paintings belong
ing to Miss Mary Sherman, of Wichita,
Kan, in the hands of the surveyor Of
customs at Kansas City, Mo-. are en-
titled to free entry.
A RELIEF committee has secured a
long railway tunnel at Charlottenburg,
Germany, to shelter Russian Jews en-
route to Hamburg for embarkation Ia
New York. Clothing, tea, coffee. bread
and brandy are in readiness to relieve
the misery Of the crowds vomited frOth
by the trains. Heartrending scenes are
witnessed.
A WELL. known American, who has
returned from q long trip in Sicily, re-
ports that the people have been in no
manner excited over the New Orleans
lynching. He says most of the Sicilians
seemed to know nothing about it and
those who had read the accounts pub
lished in the newspapers seemed TO care
but little.
ADDITIONAL DuPATC1A
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended May 80 showed an average de-
crease of els compared with the corrc-