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FIRENZFs MISHAP.
The Grand Little Mare VIII Hardly Ever
Race Again.

The Grand Little Mare VIII Hardly Ever
Race Again.
NEW YORK, June 6.-FirenZi, queen OF
the turf, the best loved mare that has raced
in this country since the days of the peer
less Miss Woodford. has met with serious
injury that will prevent her from starting
in the Suburban, and may retire her for
ever. 1t was Mat Byrnes' intention to start
her tomorrow in the New York Jockey
Club handicap, and on Thursday she was
sent on the track to do her final trial.
In the gallop she struck herself below
the knee and pulled up little lame. The
injury was not regarded as serious az the
moment, but the lameneSS increased rapidly,
and on careful Investigation it was found
that the cannon-bOne and tendons were
badly bruised. The leg has filled" and 1t
is believed that small piece of bone was
Clipped off. If such be the case, and there
is scarcely any doubt of it, Firenzi's racing
days are over. Haggin intended send
ing, her to the, Rancho del Paso
with Salvador, but Byrnes begged
hard to be permitted to keep her just one
year more on the turf, and finally gained his
point. She was taken up late and was re-
ceiving a slow preparation for the Suburban,
for which she would have had great fol-
lowing. She was thorn in Colonel PulSi-
fer's side. Tenny's chances in the Subur-
ban are frightened a hundredfOld. DR..
Hall, the veterinary surgeon, and ByrneS,
will not admit that the grand little mare is
gone, but good trainers say that she will
never race again.
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DUNCAN'S DEED.
The American Who Tried to Murder
His Wife,

LONDON, June 5.--R. c. Duncan Of WASH
ingtOn, charged with attempting the murder
Of his wife in Wales last month, was taken
into court at Carnarvon for examination
to-day. The quarryman who saw Duncan
bending over his wife in tie rocks and
holding a stone in his hands told his
story, and DR.. Jones, who attended
Mrs. Duncan, sw0re to-day that when
he expressed doubts of Duucan's story Dun
can took him aside aud said 81 aid it my
self with the stone you have seen. God
forgive me. | didn't know what l was do
ing. Three months ago l was worth $50, 900
and now | have lost all. | saw nothing be-
fore me- but poverty for myself and my
wife. Indeed, | went to LlandunO and
hired a boat, with the intention Of taking
both our lives by drowning, but failed to do
So" Duncan pleaded not guilty and was
formally committed.
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FRIENDLY GREETINGS.
The Squadron's Orders Make a Change {
Programme Necessary.

The Squadron's Orders Make n Change OF
Programme Necessary.
News OF the squadr0n's arrival spread
quickly through tie city yesterday morning,
and was the occasion of hurried consulta-
tiOns among the leading German citizens, to
whom the vereins had left the arrange
ments for reception alike fitting to the dis
tinguiShed character of the guests and to the
name Of California hospitality. These gen
tlemen Immediately put themselves in COM
municatiOn with the commanding officers,
rendered them the freedom of their clubs
and acquainted them with the desire of
those whom they represented 10 accord them
a welcome as soon as they were at liberty
to accept their h0spitalities.
Subsequently the officers intimated their
acceptance of the Deutscher Verein's invita-
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ifs alleged bill is that they formed a SYM
dicats to dispose, of stock in company ex-
tending the Essick patent telegraphy
through New England. The plaintiff said
the syndicate employed Wilson as broker
and agent to dispose of stock at prices not
less than S25 per share Together with the
other defendants he entered into a con-
spiracy, by means of which the plaintiff was
induced to dispose of stock at 50 per share,
while Wilson and the other defendants dis
posed of it at a much larger sum. The
plaintiffs asked that an accounting be had
between them and an injunction restraining
ment between plaintiff and defendants re-
lated only to syndicate stock. The treasury
stock. which held the injunction, was re-
fused.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
California Man Mistaken for Schweinfurth,
the Impostor

CHICAGO, June 5.-Schweinfurth, the
Rockford Messiah" who has been worry
ing the people of Kansas City so much of
late, left there last night for Chicago, and
incidently A. Mccartney Of California. who
much resembles Schweinfurth, and who was
travelling East with his daughters, had very
exciting experience. He had been observed
about the city yesterday, and quietly trailed
by some people who supposed him to be
Schweinfurth, and when he started for the
Kansas City depot last night with his
daughters, word was quickly spread about
that the Rockford man was leaving town
with two Kansas City females. A crowd of
infuriated citizens FASTENED to the depot, and
when the Mecartneys arrived in a carriage,
a rush was made for them. Mr.. Mccartney
was considerably surprised at the hostile
demonstration, but promptly whipped out
revolver aud ordered the crowd TO stand
back. He then explained to them who he
was, whereupon one of the leaders of the
mob told him they had confOunded him with
Schweinfurth, aud the crowd dispersed. All
this time, it is said, Schweinfurth was snugly
esconced in a berth in slee ping-car, listen
ing 10 the tumult outside.
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single propeller and an indicated horse
power of 2l00. Her armament consists of
eight 15-cm. 31a-ton breech-loading rif1ed
guns, two 87-cm. 9-cwt. breech-loading rifed
She was built by a private firm for the
Government in 1881, cost ely, l55 ster ling
(s570. COO, has a speed of fourteen knots,
and at a ten-knot rate can carry sufficient
coal to steam 2000 miles.
The list of officers of the different vessels
comprising tue squadron is as follows:
Leipzig = Vice-Admiral Valeis, Captain
Wentzel, Chief Engineer Bartsch. Surgeon
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THE FLAGSHIP LEIPSIC

VOn Ziskeepski, Won Lenzerke, Won
Koiben; Assistant Engineer. Presging ;
Stan Physician, Schubert; Paymaster.
HuTenack.
Sophie-Commander, Captain Kirchhoff :;
First Officer, Lieutenant Won Usedom; Cap
tain Lieutenant, Jsnke; Lieutenants-Von
Mittelstaadt, Schaumann, FriedlandeT /:
Second Lieutenants - Kutseher, Kloebe
Second Engineer, Schirneck; Physician,
DE. Olshausen; Paymaster, WoLsner.
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HITS DENIAL.

He Never Made the Remarks Attributed to
Him
NEW YORK, June 5.-Last month New
York correspondent Of the London Times
quoted Congressman Hit as saying that
the President had inspired certain attacks
on Blaine and the latter was considering
how to avenge the insults and still save the
Republican party. In a note to the Times
Washington correspondent Hit says: 1T
is pure invention / never said this nor any,
thing akin to it in spirit or substance to a
London Times correspondent, nor to any
other correspondent, nor to any person
VIII ateyer."
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Visits of Ceremony to the Flag -Ship-The
Consul SaIuted.

t1sAts OF TO tne chlp-Ihe
Consul Saluted.
Soon after the ships came to an anchor
the Captain Of the United States steamer
Mshlcan sent an officer on board the Leip-
zig with his compliments, and the courtesy
was returned by the German Admiral.
Soon after 1 o'clock the German Vice
Consul, resplendent in gold lace and cooked
bat, went on board the flag ship and paid
his respects. AS he left the ship to return
on shore a salute of seven guns was fired in
his honor, and the gangway was manned by
SIX seamrn.
Another official visitor was Lieutenant
Lowering, aid-de-camp to General Ruger,
bearing his commanders compliments to
the Admiral He remained but few mo-
mentS
The Admiral, accompanied by the Ger
man Vice-COnsul, will make an official sit
to General Ruger this forenoon at division
headquarters in the Phelan Building.
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At Latonia,

CINCINNATI, June 5.-The Latonia track
was slow, and the place winners to-day
were;
One mile and twenty yards, Linlithgow
won, Profigate second, Cashier third.
Time, :53.
One mile, Philora won, Palmetto second,
Reputation third. Time, 1:51H.
One mile and seventy yards, BrazOs won,
Eli second, Alphonse third. Time. :56A.
Six furlongS, Newton won, German
second, Chaper9ne third. Time, 1:24A.
Curtis Gum second, FalerO third. Time,
1:01A
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FeikeI, Paymaster Bertrand, Minister Bier
Staff Officers-CaptainR Rottger, Commander /;
First Officer, Captain Kollner; Captain,
Lieutenant Krug. Lieutenants-Von Lem
mern, Yon Oppelm, BroaikOwski, Riedel,
LOurn, Bertram; Second Lieutenants-
Kuhne, Won Meyerink. Betchel, Klebe (;
Engineer Bartsch, Assistant Surgeon Gud-
den, Staff Surgeon PrinZ
Alexandrine - Commander, Captain
Trantzns; First Officer, Lieutenant Walt
her; First StLieutenants-Schli Hecht,
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verein are proud Of their German nativity
or descent they are also proud OF their
in their family life, the other in their adhe-
sion to American laws and customs.
At the conclusion of his address Mr..
Greenblatt read with much force and effect
German poem of welcome, written by
Theodore KirchhOff, retired merchant of
this city and uncle of Captain Hermann
Kirchhoff of the Sophie, both Of whom were
present last evening. The festivities were
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RIoToUs STUDENTS.
A General Fight at Beloit College Ban


BELoIT (Wis.), June 5.-Much excitement
was caused to-day over fracas of college
and academy students last night, which re-
suited in an incipient riot. The senior
academy class was to have its annual BAN
Quet, which event for years has been the
the members of the banqueting class are
kidnapped by other classes or otherwise de-
tanned from participating in the festivities.
1t was the last night of college, and the
academy men made a charge on the ban
quoting class. One student was shot in the
side by another, but the wound is not dan
ger0us. Windows were broken in the hotel
where the supper was to be served.
The t0sst-master was taken from his home
to the banquet hall under guard of police.
There were several bandaged heads at reci-
tatiOns to-day. 1t was the toughest event
the college boys ever engaged in here.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 5.-The track was slow
and the winners were:
Five furlongs, Dan Kurtz won. Rally Sec
ond. Engaritta third. Time 100.
One mile, Laura Doxey won, Fred Taral
second, Friendless third. Time, l 80.
One mile and an eighth, Fakir won. Atti-
Gus second, Big Three third. Time, 207.
Six furIongs, Receiver won, Dan Knapp
second, Frederick third. Time, :23.
Six furlongS (secOnd race). Duke of High
lands won, Renounce second, Lady Black
burn third, Time. 1 %.
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THE PREMIER's CONDITION.
But Little Hope That Sir John Macdonald viii
Live


OTTAWA. June (Miduigh0.-An Asso-
ciated Press correspondent just returned
from Earnscliffe says the usual consultation
is over, and the doctors have decided not to
issue any bulletins. DR.. Wright said Sir
John MacdOnad's condition was as bad as it
could be. The Premier took a serious
turn for the worse about two hours
ago, and for time life seemed
to have departed, but with a struggle the
dying statesman seemed to rally. DR..
Wright attributed the change for the worse
to the failure of both brain and heart, and
said it would be marvellous If ihe Premier
passed the night Sir James Grant said:
:" His condition is as bad as can be, and the
thread between life aud death may be sew
cred at any moment"
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Conner in Europe.

Boston, June Especial cable advices
regarding the surplus of stock of copper
abroad on June 1st have not been given
out as some discrepancy exists as to the
actual amount. AS near as can be ascer.
tanned, the difficulty lies in determining the
amount of 5000 tons Anaconda copper re-
Gently sold that has been delivered.
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Crews to Be Reliered.

Among the reports which gained currency
with the German residents, when the news
of the squadron's coming was first bruited,
was one which stated that the crews would
be paid off and relieved at this port. Tho
news was only true in part. A thousand
men are now en- route from Germany to re-
lieve the crews of the squadron, but the
transfer will not be effected until the vessels
reach Panama or Valparaiso.
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THE CoMpTRoLLER's OPINION.
Reducing the Output.

LOUISVILLE, June 5.-The representa-
tives of Kentucky jeans manufacturers,
which operate 800 looms here. in Nashville,
Evansville and other Southern cities, met
here yesterday and determined to run only
tw0-thirds time for the next tiftsen weeks.
This will reduce the output 10000 pieces,
value 5000 Unsatisfactory condition OF
trade is given as the reason.
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the difficulty Of taking on sufficient coal for
the trip by that time, and in consequence of
these representations it is possible that the
orders may be modified this morning. Still
there is nothing certain about that.
Ii no change is made the squadron will
put to sea at 2 o'clock in the afternoon to-
to that hour, and will go into Acapulco or
Panama on the way down for fresh sup
niles
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came OF IN myers, accOmpanled
with itching. l would scratch ev-
cry night until was raw: then the
next night, the scales being formed
were scratched of
again. In vain did l consult all
the doctors IN the county. but
without aid. After giving up all
hopes Of recovery, happened to
see an advertisement in the news
paper about your CUTICURA REM
EDIEs, and purchased them from
my druggist, and obtained almost
relief. l began TO no.
tiee that the Scaly eruptionS grad
uallv lrnnned of and dISanneared
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Mail.Rnhhers Arrested

LITTLE Rock. June 5-The Gazette's
Waldo (Ark.) special says: Ex-Mayor j. p.
johnson, j. L. Faulkner and Ed Waller,
the most prominent citizens in town, were
arrested to-day by United States Mail In
spector, charged with robbing malls at Nc
Neil March 10th,
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short in His Accounts.

BALTIMORE, June 5.-An investigation
Into the affairs of Jacob Bonnet, who died
shortly after being discovered in Druid Hill
Park on Wednesday last, has revealed, 1T is
charged, $4,000 shortage In Bonnetrs ac-
counts. He was Secretary of two building
associations,
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Struck a Tornado.

JEFFERsoNvILLE Qnd.l, June 5.-The
indianapolis aud Louisville fast train ran
into a tornado near CrothersviIe last night
The engine and train swayed fsarfully, and
the passengers were panic-strlcken. The
train was running nearly fifty miles an hour,
and it is believed its speed saved it from
being wrecked.
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Pleaded Not Guilty..

MEMPHIS CTenn.), June 5.-The twelfth
juror in the Fl. Clay King trial was secured
to-day and the examination of witnesses
commenced Immediately. King pleaded
not guilty to the charge of having malici-
ously, deliberately. feloniously and with
malice sforethought murdered David Il.
Posten
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PANIC OVER.

The Financial Situation in Buenos Ayres
Easier.
BUENos AYREs, June 5.-GOld is 342 pre-
MUM. A proposal was to-day submitted TO
the Senate suspending the payment Of gold
for six months. The Italian and Spanish
Commercial banks have reopened.
LONDON, June THE London Bank re-
ceived here telegram from BuenoS Ayres
saying the run on the banks there is stopped
and gold will not be required.
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Burglars Sentenced.

SACRAMENTO, June 5.-William 9. Bradley
and William Burns, two young men from
San Francisco, were this afternoon SEN
fenced to one years Imprisonment each in
the Folsom State Prison fer burglarzng \
freight-car
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Passaneer Shaken I'm

DENVER, June ga passenger train on
the Denver and Rio Grande was wrecked
this morning south of this city by washed
out culyert. The passengers were badly
shaken up, but no one was seriously iu-
iured.
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sAwTELLEs STATEMENT.
He Tells How His Brother Hiram Was Muir
dered

Boston, June 8. = The Herald's Ports
mouth (N. H.) special says: Isaac B. Saw
telIe has put On record with the Governor
statement of how his brother, Hiram, was
killed. In brief, according to his story, he
admits that he was present when Hiram
was shot. but says the killing was done by
an agent of DIR" Charles Blood The
cause was Blood's failure to compel Hiram
to sign document releasing certain prop
erty. The missing head of the murdered
man was thrown into the Atlantic Ocean
from one of the Portland boats the next
night
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Won the Suit.

BosroN. June 5. = The New England
Printing Telegraph Company to-day won
suit against its Trustees, by Arthur l.. Bart
lett of California, a petitioner for an injunc-
tion againstyarious defendants. The piaint-
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one by one, until had been fully cured. had
the disease thirteen months before 1 began taking
the REMEDIEs and in four or five weeks was en-
tirelv cured. MY disease was eczema and psoriasis
know OF a great many who have taken the REM
EDIEs and thank me for the knowledge OF them,
especially mothers who have babes with Sealy erup-
tions on their heads and bodies. l cannot express
NV thanks TO YOU MY body was covered with
scales and was an awful spectacle to behold. Now
my skin is as clear as 6aby'S.
GEO. CoTEY, Merrill. Wis
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Late last evening telegraphic orders from
Berlin directed the Admiral to sail tor Chile
on Sunday afternoon. In response, the
Admiral informed the home authorities Of
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California Horses East

sCHICAGo, June 5.-Seyeral California horses
have arrived for the Washington Park races.
Among them are Ludovic, who is to run In
the Derby, and HOtspur.
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Anti-Saaling Bill Passed.

LONDON, June 5-The bill providing for
the issue of an order in council prohibiting
the taking of seals in Behring Sea by Brit
ish subjects passed the first rea1ing in the
Commons, notwithstanding some opposition
To Ii.
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A Municipal Ticket.

PORTLAND, June "a Citizens Commit
tee this afternoon nominated a ticket to be
voted for at the city election June 10th. w.
S. Mason was named for Mayor,
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ARRIVAL OF
THE SQUADRON.
Admiral Val0iS and Ills German
Ships at Anchor in the Bay.
A DESCRIPTION OF THE VESSELS.
Reception to The Officers at the DGutSChGr
VGrGin.

The Msl-0tWT viii Only Make a Short StaY
Orders Received to Set Sail for Chile To-
M0TT0W-DiSaDD0illslt at the Clubs.
The Preparations for a Round Of FeStiFi-
ties ABaIi0Isi-OiCial C0UTt8SiaS The
Commander Of The Fleet 10 Visit General
RIgaT T0-IdY.
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Left for ENGLAND.

ROME, June United States Minister
Porter has left this city on the usual sum-
mer leave of absence. Porter, it is under
stood, is en- route to England.
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Pimlioo Races Postponed.

BALTIMORE, June 5.-The Pimlico Driv-
ing Club trOtting meeting stopped yester-
day afternoon by furious rain-storm, was
to-day again postponed until tomorrow.
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MORTiR-SPOTTED SKIN
Covered with Scales. Awful Spec
tacle. Cured in Five Weeks by
the Cuticura Remedies.

About the 1St Of April last noticed some red plm-
Piles like coming out all over my body, but thought
nothing of ii until time later on, when 1t began
TO look like spots of mortar spotted on, and which
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Prisoners Released.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 4.-The brigands
have released their prisoners on payment CT
the ransom.
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GayIy Decked shins.

There are not many German merchant
ships in the harboT, but such as are were
quickly decked with flags in honor of the ar
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DEADLOCK UNBROKEN.
The Worlds Fair Appropriation Divides tn
T1linoiu TaoicIafura

ING WorIuS 3 falr hppr0prlaLl0n UlVIues INC
Illinois Legislature.
SPRINGFIELD Ill.). June 5.-The Worlds
Fair Bill was discussed again at length in
the Lower House Of thu General Assembly
to-day, but without the wild excitement
characteriZing yesterdays debate. As a
net result of the proceedings the bill is in
chancery, majority Of the Lower House
being determined TO limit the appropriation
to S75O,O0O, and the Senate insisting on
$1.0ooO00. The prospects for compromise
are not very good.
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BARDSLEY'S CRIME.
Investigation Ordered Of the Action Of The
Bank Officials.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-The City Coun-
ell yesterday adopted n resolution asking
the Mayor to address the President of the
United States requesting that u thorough
investigation be made of the action of the
Treasury Department in regard to the Key
stone Bank, etc. The Mayor has announced
reward of $4,000 for the arrest and con-
viction of Gideon w. Marsh, for alleged vio-
latiOn of the law while acting as President
of the keystone National Bank.
AN INDORSER SUED.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8. Suit was EN-
tered to-day by Edward W. Magill, assignee
of John Bardsey, against Granvi le b.
Haines to recover $4,000, the amount Of five
promisSOry notes, which the affidavit states
were made by HaineS TO the order of him.
self and indorsed to Bardsley for money
loaned by the latter to the defendant. The
money, il is claimed. was given by BardSley
to President Marsh of the Keystone National
Bank, at the request and Endorsement OF
Hanes, to help the hank out when there was
run upon it in January last.
THE CONTROLLERS OPINION
WASHINGTON, June g. Mr.. Lacey,
Comptroller of the Currency, to-day said
that the City Council of Philadelphia had
never asked him TO appear before the COM
mttee, so he could not exactly perceive the
necessity of asking the President to direct
him to do so. Although 1t is impossi BILE to
obtain an official statement to that effect, 1t
is understood here that the authorities are
dissatisfied with Bank Examiner Drew's
management of this case, and are disposed
10 make change in the office.
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OIEaPLES, blaek-heads, red, rough, ehapped and
TtHb oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAR.