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An Appeal Desired,

PARIS, June 18.-Notce of appeal h as
been given against the judgment of the
court in the cases Of Tripone, Fasseler, Tur-
pine and Feuvrier, who were each SEN
fenced yesterday to Imprisonment, fine and
deprivation Of their civil rights under con-
Viction for participation in the sale Of the
secret of the manufacture of melinite, the
new French explosive, to the ArmstTon g
Gun Company of England.
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Mare Island Examinations.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The Secretary
of the Navy has designated the following
officers as board to conduct the exslnna-
tions of applicants for positions In Mare
Island Cali Navy-yard: Chief Engineer
kutZ, Captain Cromwell, Commander Tay-
l0r, Lieut-nant-Commande Nichols and
Naval Constructor Linnard.
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Haggin's Sale.

NEW YORK, June 18.-This was the con-
Guiding days sale of the Rancho del Paso
yearlings, the property of j. B. Haggin of
California. The prices were almost double
those of the first day. Marcus DAILY was
the heaviest purchaser, paying $4,000 for
chestnut flly by Sir Modred, out
Of Molie Walton; $1,000 for
brown colt by Sir Modred out of Lulu, and
$4,000 for black colt by Hidalgo, out of My
Love. The number Of yearlings sold
during the evening was sixty-une. The
sum realized was S56, 125 and the average
was 1920. The total sum realized by two
nights sale was $685. an average for the
Liz head nf S748
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A Chance for Tennv.

New YORK, June 1S.-Daye McCoun, the
owner of L0antaka. was asked several times
if Pulsifer had challenged him to match
Loantaka against Tenny. He said mo"
every time, but said it reluctantly and in a
way that implied that he was perfectly will
ing to match his horse against Tenny and
be jCstI as glad as the public generally to
see the match made. Pulsifer wont say
word about the match race, however. He
informed personal friend if it had not been
for Tenny's excitabiity. probably due to
to the long run he took in the heat, he would
have won the Suburban sure,
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SWEPT AWAY.
Mexican Miners Engulfed by OlOudburst.
MANY Perish

CITY OF MEXICO, June 18.-AdditiOnal
particulars have been received of the
disasters by the cloudburst near the mining
city of Catorce, Mex. 1t is stated that the
habitatious occupied by the miners were
swept away and the tunnel of the Guada-
iupe mine was filled with water, drowning
several miners. A number of people living
in the cliff dwellings were buried alive.
At Las Cruces and FL Potrero, on one
side of the mountain, and CatoIce on the
other. fifteen dead bodies have been re-
covered, and there are believed 10 be many
more. The total number of those who lost
their lives. it is thought, will be fifty. One
hundred pack animals were drowned and
the roads destroyed. The mining company'S
loss is heavy.
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A Young swindler Sentenced.

BALTIMORE. June 18.-William K. Du-
vail, the young man who iStingushed him
self recently by naming a fictitious brood
of young Duvalls after various Senators and
Representatives in Congress, securing many
presents, pleaded guilty in the Criminal
was sentenced to three years in the pen i
tentiary IN each case.
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Two Persons Drowned.

POTTsTowN pa, June 18.-While sew
eral small girls were wdding barefoOted in
the river near Parksr's Ford, Frank Bixby
came along and said he would teach them
how to swim. He seized two of the girls,
one under each arm. and waded out in the
water beyond his depth. One of the girls
escaped. but Bixby and Jennie Kneer, aged
10. sank and both were drowned. 1t is
thought Bixby was intoxicated.
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Work on the Worlds Fair Buildings.

CHICAGO. June 1S.-A joint committee of
the trades uriOns in this city has decided TO
send letter to President Harrison asking
that, in all the work done by the Federal
Government in connection with the Worlds
Fair, the eight-hour day be recognized; all
disputes to be settled by arbitration, and not
less than the recognized minimum scale of
wages for the various trades TO be paid. A
circular will also be issued to the working
men of America and Europe, warning them
not 10 come to Chicago in the expectation Of
getting plenty of work and high wages
with the construction of the Worlds Fair
buildings,
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New YORK, June 1S.-Miss Elaine G0Ud-
ale, the well-knOwn author, who is Govern
ment Inspector of Indian schools in North
and South Dakota. and DR.. Charles A. East
man. an Indian of the Sioux tribe who is
Government Physic at Pine Ridge Agency,
were married to- day at the Church of the
Ascension
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Chile Wants Millions

WASHINGTON, June 18.-Official mails
from Chile bring the news that the House
of Deputies has passed bill authorizing the
President 10 levy forced loan of S20000,000
to carry on the war. The measure has not
yet passed the Senate. Under the author
ity of Congress all gold and silver in the
Treasury of Chile, composing what is known
as the "metallic reserve" will be sold at
auction.
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A Jury Unable 70 Agree.

CHICAGO. June 18.-The jury in the case
of State Senator Van PraI 9, on trial in
the Federal tOurt on the charge of subor-
nation of perjury in the procurement of
naturalization papers for aliens, this morn
ing reported that they were unable to agree
upOn verdict and the jury was dis
charged.
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Court. Dunham denied that the County
Court had jurisdiction of the matter at
issue, and declared the recent transfer OF
real estate by him for a nominal considera-
tion was in the nature of an assignment OF
preference. He said his private property,
pledged for the liquidation of his firms liza
bilitieS, was valued at 100000 enough to
settle them in full. After some argument
the matter went over until tomorrow.
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Life INSURANCE Association.

DETROIT, June 18.-The National Asso-
citation of Life Insurance men to-day elected
Charles II. Raymond of New York Presi-
dent. The next meeting is to be held in
New York. The association indoTsed III
action of the Executive Committee, rec1ms
mending that action be taken in refere c.
to establishing a chair of life insurance in
the Chicago University.
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waiting for Their Paw.

Six sailors and three iremen, who on the
I'd of last May shipped on the steamer Santa
Maria for the round trip, complained to the
Shipping Commissioner yesterday that the
vessel returned on last Friday and that they
have been unable TO obtain the wages due
them. The Commissioner told them that
he could not force the owners or agents to
pay but advised them as to their rights.
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PLANTERS PLOTTING.

Guatemala Ccfee-Growers Arranging for An
nexation.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 18.-A special dis
patch from Guatemala says that plot has
been discovered to annex Guatemala to the
United States. Some Of the most prominent
officials aud principal coffee planters are in
te eSted.
GUATEMALA. June 18.-Ex- Minister Of
Foreign Affairs Anguiano does not believe
the rum0Ts f plot to annex Guatemala to
the United States, and, referring 10 the
pTo liability Of another war, be stated that
President Barillas was consulting the in
terests Of all the Central American republics
and trying 10 maintain peace.
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Killed While Defending His Sister.

CELINA (Ohiol June 1S.-Mary Price was
waylaid on the road this morning by two
men who were about to assault her when
her screams brought her brother Elmer.
The latter was fatally stabbed by the mis-
creants, who then escaped. They were
captured this afternoon and lodged in Jail.
Popular excitement is high.
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Quarantine Cancelled.

OTTAWA, June 18-The action Of the
Government in imposing a quarantine of
fifteen DAYS on sheep and swine imported
from Europe is expected to be followed by
tie cancellation Of the quarantine on these
animals entering the United States from
Canada, assurances to this effect having
reached the Government from Washington.
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Train pispatchers, Association.

TOLEDO, June 18.-The Train Dis patchers'
Association adjourned to meet in New Or
leans on the second Monday in June, 1892
The question OF reorganiZng the associa-
tiOn on protective basis was referred to a
committee to report at next years con-
VentiOn.
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More Land Omen for sattlemsnt.

WASHINGTON, June 18.-Commissioner
Carter of the General Land Office to-day is
sued an order directing the survey of Forts
Sisseton and MaginBis. which have been
abandoned as military reservations, for the
ment.
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NOT READY.

The British Colonies Not Yet Prepared for
Confederation.
LONDON, June 18.-A deputation consist
Ing of members of the Imperial Federation
League waited upon Lord Salisbury yester-
day, and urged him to convene a conference
Of self-goyerning British colonies to con-
slider the question of Dartaking of the priv
ieges and the responsibilities of a united
empire. After indicating the difficulties
which the Government would have to con-
tend with in order to make a united empire
similar II the United States, Salisbury con-
cldded w jth the statement that he could not
summon a conference of colonial statesmen
until a definite scheme Of imperial federa-
ton is prepared.
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ARMY TRIALS.
The Court .Martials of officers for Alleged
0ffenses.

The Court 'MartlaIs Of Ofdcers Tor Alleged
0fenses.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-In accordance
with the findings Of the Court of Inquiry
in the case of the lynching of Hunt by
United States troops at Fort Wsla Walla,
Wash, Secretary Proctor this morning or
dered Il cOurt-martial to try Colonel Charles
f. Compton, Fourth Cavalry. for negligence
in falling to take proper steps to prevent
the lynching. The court will meet July 1st.
Lieutenant Swift of the Ninth Cavalry
was placed on trial by cOurt-martal at
Washington Barracks yesterday on charges
Of failure to promptly liquidate his indebted
officer appears to be due to the frequent
changes of station to which Swift is sub
jected and the fact that his salary has been
insufficient to move his large family and
meetthe expenses of such frequent transfers.
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At ConeY Island,

SHEEPsHEAD BAY On. ". June 1s.-The
track was fast to-day and the winners
were:
Foam stakes. two-year-olds, Merry Mon
arch won, Air Plant second, Fremont third.
Time, 1:O1 4-5.
ond, Richal third. Time, :43 3-5
Guarantee handicap, one and a quarter
miles, UnO Grande won, Ho0dum second,
John Cavanagh third. Time, 2:1O3 3-5.
One and half miles, Riley won, Banquet
second, De Muth third Time, 2:35 1-5.
One and an eighth miles, Longford won,
LepantO second, Gettysburg third. Time.
80.
One and quarter miles, Kern won, Isaac
Lewis second, Tammany third. Time.
2:O92-5,
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At pjttshurp

PITTsBURG. June 1S.-Cincinnati won by
punching hits in the seventh inning. and
were aided by Bownng's fumbles. Pitts
burgs 8, Cincinnatis 4. Batteries-Galvin and
Mack, Mullane and Harrington.
GAMES POSTPONED.
The games at New York and Boston were
postponed on account of rain.
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The Cruisers Leave Chile.

IQUIoUE, June 18.-The American cruis-
ers Baltimore and San Francisco left to
day. The Baltimore goes to Callao. and the
San Francisco will cruise between Iquique
end Area.
Admiral McCanE has addressed note to
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RAILWAY TELEGRAPHERs.

The Anti-strike Clause Eliminated From the
Constitution Of the Order.
ST. LOUIS, June 18.-At to-day's conyen-
tion of the Order OF Railway Telegrsphers,
after a lengthy debate. the ant-strike clause
was eliminated from the constitution. A
joint committee was then appointed to for
mulate plan for the amalgamaton of the
Brot herhood Teegraphers and the Order of
Railway Telegraphers.
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A Goverpmeut CIassifcation Suit.

PHILADELPHIA, June 18.-Meyer &
Dickinson's suit against the Government
for the class ifcation of merchandise inn
ported either as hat trimmings or Innings
went to jury in the United States court
this afternoon. 1t is said the duties in dis
pute amount to S15,000,000
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SYDNEY. June 18.-Election returns re-
ceiyed up to the present time give the Gov
eminent twenty-eight members AMI the OPP
position thirty-fve. OF the latter sixteen
are labor candidates. Sir Henry ParkeS
and other Ministers are elected. DibbS, the
Opposition leader is defeated.
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The Insurgent Commissioner.

CITY OF MEXICO. June 18.-Pedro Montt
who is commissioned to obtain recognition
of the Chilean insurgents cause from Mex
leo, has arrived here. He is also accredi ted
10 the United States.
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Hop Pests ct Work.

NEW YORK, June 18.-Reports of the
spread of vermin in the hop-yards in this
State continue, and London cables report
vermin in Sussex, England, and Bohemia.
Thus far, however, the injury is not re-
garded as VNy serious,
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Fatal Roller Exnlnsinn

CLEVELAND, June 18.-By the explosion
Of boiler at the Akron Water Works to-
day, Henry Golden was killed, John Hanley
fatally injured and Clarence felton, New
ton Ramsey, j. +. Mason, James Farrabee
and Benjamin Hoffman badly hurt
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WHIP And SPUR.
Results Of Yesterdays Contests at tie
Leading Race Tracks.

ST. LOUIS, June 18.-The track was slow
and the winners we're:
One mile and fifty yards, Jessie McFar-
land won, Antonio second. Grannie A third.
Time, :54A.
Half a mile. Nancy won, Nellie Pearl sec
Ond, Regina third. Time. 0:53.
One mile, Adrienne won, GlOckner sec
ond, Fannie third. Time, 1;47A.
One mile and hundred yards, San Saba
won, Mayor Nolan second. Castilian third.
Time, l :56.
Three-quarters of mile heats-First heat,
Guido won, Josie M second, Eolem third.
Time, 1874. Second heat, Guido won, josie
NJ second, Eolem third. Time, 19.
Half mile, COntena won, Tom Hardin
second lnvercsuld third. Time, 0:52.
One mile and fifty yards, Argenta won.
General Caldwell second, Rorka third.
Time, :51R
One mile and hundred yards, Texas Girl
won, Frank Lilly second, May Hardy third.
Time, 1914.
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COST TWO LIVES.

Fatal Attempt to Cross a Railroad Track in
Front of Passenger Train.
XENIA (Ohio) June 18.-George Thomp-
son and Miss Bell attempted to cross the
Pan handle track in front of passenger
train at Wilberforce this morning. ThUmp-
son was instantly killed, and Miss Bell was
fatally injured
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Anstrians Not Ill-Treated.

VIENNA, June 1S-In the Reichsrath to-
day Count Won Taatfe, the Premier. de-
clared that a careful Inquiry into the alleged
maltreatment OF Austrian subjects in Vir-
gnia, in the United States, showed that no
foreign wOrkmen mad been subjected to i'll
treatment as claimed
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BLAIR NOT WANTED.
The Chinese Government Prefers Another
American Minister

IHt OHIHtst pUUVtIuMeHI fIeItIS hUOJNeT
American Minister.
WASHINGTON. June 16.-Acting Secretary
Wharton and the Chinese Minister ED n
lengthy interview to-day regarding the case
of ex-senator Blair, appointed Minister to
the Celestial Empire shortly after the ad-
journment of the last Congress. After the
int 'ryiew Wharton said the Chinese Gov
ernmcnt had not receded from its position
regarding Blair, and would prefer that some
one else should be appointed United States
Minister to that country. 1T is clearly evil
dent" continued Wharton, "the Chinese do
not want Mr.. Blair, aud the United States
cannot force a Minister upon a friendly
tiOn"
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THE SWISS DISASTER.

More Bodies Recovered-Ths Funeral Of the
Victims
BAsLE, June 18-A public funeral was
held to-day for large number of the vic
tins Of Sundays Disaster on the Moenchen
and Stein Railroad. The entire population
attended the services.
Many more bodies were recovered at the
scene Of Sundays railroad disaster near
Moenchenstein. Some are headless and
others without arms OF legs.
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Herr Most to Be Resepteuced.

New YORK, June 1S.-Herr Mosts
sureties have been notified to produce him
in court tomorrow, when he will be re-
sentenced TO the Penitentiary.
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BURST IT'S CONFINES.
An Artificial Lake in the Tyrol mandates
the Valley

the Valley.
VIENNA, June 18.-An artificial lake, 1000
feet long, $50 feet wide and so feet deep,
formed by the Martell glacier behind the
Zufallfarner Mountain, in the Tyrol. burst
its confines to-day and flooded the valley.
The huge volume of escaping waters caused
a shock like an earthquake to the surround
ing country and made a deafening noise.
As the inhabitants anticipated the accident
and had made preparations, it is hoped no
fatalities were caused, but reports from
many of the villages which have been
inundated are RnXiOusly awaited. Much
property has been destroyed The burst
ing of the lake was due to the softening of
the glacier, which is 1900 feet in thickness.
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American Association.

WASHINGTON. June 1S-The Baltimore
game was postponed on account of rain.
Boston, June 1S.-The Athletic game was
postponed on account of rain.
CINCINNATI, June 18.-Cincinnatis 3, ST.
Louis 6.
LOUISVILLE. June 1S.-Louisvilles 2,
COlum bus 9.
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Western Association.

DENVER, June 1S.-Denvers 8, Lincolns 6.
OMAHA, June 1S.-OmahaS Z, Kansas
Citys 8.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 18.-Minneapolis Z,
Duluths 6. The ST. Paul team became the
Duluth team to-day.
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A Murderar Sentenced.

LEAvENwoKTH (Kans.), June 18.-In the
United States court to-day Judge Riner SEN
fenced Charles Benson to be hanged on No
vember 9th for the murder of Mrs. Nett
man.
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Canada's New Premier.

OTTAWA (Ontario). June 18.-A caucus of
Conservative members was held to-day, the
main object being the introduction OF Pre-
mier Abbott. He was well received, and
his inaugural address met with warm ap-
plause.
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The Kaiser's Desire of His Parliament.

BERLIN, June Is. - At the Emperor's
garden party to-day the Emperor cOnversed
much with Puttkamer, and the latter stated
to another guest that the Emperor unf0lded
a desire for the reiuyenesence Of the upper
house Of the PrussIan diet.
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Montreal Mjlliners Fail.

MONTREAL, June Is. - The wholesale
millinery firm Of John Mclean & Co. have de-
eided to &C into liquidation and expects to pay
dollar for dollar The principal creditors
arc foreign and the Liabilities are about
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Rudyard Kipliug Travelling Incognito,

New YORK, June 19.-Rudyard Kipliug
arrived in New York on the City of Paris
yesterday. He is travelling incognito, as his
itors who would like TO call upon him.
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Senior Erraquiriz. the Minister of Foreign
Affairs, thanking him for the courtesy and
kindness shown the American squadron by
the Junta during its stay here, aud express
ing the hope that the trouble will soon
reach an honorable termination.
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The King Murder Case.

MEMPHIS. June 18.-The defense in the
King murder case is making strenuous eff
forts to establish insanity, and to-day num-
Der OF medical men and others testified in
this line
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Won BY Americans.

HANOVER, June 18.-Tne bowling festi-
val held here was great success. At the
great tournament the Americans carried off
thirty-two prizes. The German American
tournament was won by the Americans by
16l points.
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Peculiar disease Among Huugarians.

Peculiar Disease Among Hungarians
PITTSBURG, June 18.-A peculiar disease
has appeared among the Hungarians in the
coke region, greatly resembling the terrible
"black-leg" malady which some years ago
infested Europe. There are 200 cases in the
Westmoreland region, and it is spreading.
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Regular Quarterly Dividend.

Boston. June 1S.-The Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company has declared a
regular quarterly dividend of IL per cent
payable july 1St
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One Year of Hard Labor.

New ORLEANS, June IS. - Bernard
Glaudi. convicted of attempting to bribe
talesman Atwood, was sentenced to one
year of hard labor to-day.
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CITY OF MEXICO. June 1s.-Someliera
Bros. bankers Of Guadalajara. have as
signed. Liabilities, Sl,400, 1000. Assets.
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At Chinann

CHICAGO, June 18.-The winners to-day
were:
One and a sixteenth miles. Carus won.
Ida Bridge second, st. Albans third. Time,
1859.
Five-eighrhs of a mile. Maud Howard
won, Miss Bulwark second, Addie third.
Time, 04A.
One and sixteenth miles, Bankrupt
won,, Atticuo second, Fakir third. Time,
:53R.
Three-quarters OF mile. Redlight won,
Creole second RenOunce third. Time, i: rs.
The fifth race was declared off.
Three-quarters of a mile, Lizzie Lynn
won. Armiel second, Healy John third.
Time, l ;18A.
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FALSE REPORTS.

Rumors Of Revolution in Portugal Cause
Decline in Stocks.
LONDON, June 18.-Rumors of a reVou-
tion in Portugal have caused drop in Por-
tuguese 3 per cents Of 1s and heavy de-
cline in Portuguese railroads.
An investigation of the Stock EXcha nge
reports Of a revolution in Portugal pro yes
them to be entirely unfounded.
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CITY OF MEXICO, June 18.-It is claimed
by FL TEMPO that yellow fever is causing
many deaths in Vera Cruz.
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PARIS, June 1S.-The Chamber Of Depu-
ties to-day fixed July 10,h as the day on
which the reduction of corn duties shall take
effect.