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Western Association.

LINCOLN, July 15.-The Omaha Club
failed to appear and the game was given to
Lincoln with a score OF too.
MINNEAPOLIS, July minneapolis O,
Duluths 2.
SIOUX CITY. July 17.-Sioux Citys 8. Mil
waukees l.
DENVER. July 17.-Denvers 1S, Kansas
CityS q
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Officers Iusfalied

The following-named officers of Court
Golden Gate. No. 66Sl, A. o. F. of A. were
installed last Tuesday evening by l. S.
Green, ID. Fl. c. R.: Henry Goldberg, j. P.
G. R.; Seymour Gabriel, C. r.; julius
Berck, S. C R.; Julius Calmann, +. S. /;
T.; NJ. E. LIGHT, S. W.; S. Schoenfeld. j.
W.; E. Z. Moorecraft S b
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FINDLAY Ohio, Jelly 17.-Last night a
mob in sympathy with saloons visited Rev.
Mr.. Reidinger's residence at North Ridge
vile, after he and his wife had retired and
bombarded the house with bowlders and
brickbats, breaking in windows and seriously
damaging the house. Reidinger has been
preaching strongly for temperance
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DIVING for Eama

KANSAS CITY, July 17-Yesterday Joseph
Leuvenmark dived from platform s3 feet
Is inches high, into the lake at Washing
ton Park, near this city, beating the worlds
record.
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A Slab Eel on Him.

Edward Thompson, a laborer, residing at
the What Cheer House, applied for treat
ment at the Receiving Hospital last night
TO severe contusions of the abdomen and
side, caused, as he said, by slab of marb g
falling on him. The Police Surgeon con-
siders the injuries most seriously and likely
to result fatally from the generally diseased
state of Thompson's health.
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Nexsnanar Stock Sold

PITTsBURG, July 1.-THE stock of George
w. and Joseph P. Reed in the Commercial
Gazette of this city has been sold to John
Dunlap in the interest of Mrs Nelson p.
Reed, wife of the deceased senior partner
The price paid is said to approximate
100000 cash. the plant being valued at
$500 0O0
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pany TO carry ont his Jewish colonization
scheme. He, himself, will take most of the
shares. not for the purposes of gain, but to
secure business-like adm ini5ration. He
also aims to form large representative
committee. drawn from Jews in all parts of
the civilized world, to act as agents of COM
mittees now forming in Russia under the
assent of the Government
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Aroused by Russian Aggression.

BERLIN, July 1.-THE Militair Wochen-
biatt, military weekly, has caused a SEN
salion by publishing an editorial in which il
says there are SO manv Russian troops on
the frontier between Germany and Russia
that the influence of the latter country is
predominant, and that it is imperative that
steps should be Immediately taken by the
German Government 10 restore the balance
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KILLED HER CHILDREN.
The Queer Story Told of Wild Woman in
Indiana

INDI ANNAPOLIS, July 17.-About 100 miles
south west Of this city. on the outskirts of
thick pine forest on Snake River, is Pine
City, place Of but a few hundred people.
The other day a fishing party from that
place returned from the woods, bringing
with them wild woman and her sixteen
year-old daughter. The daughter tells q
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Illness of the Pone

ROME. July 1.-THE Pope was seized
with sudden Illness on Thursday. Dr.
Ceccarelli was hastily summoned and the
Pope afterward recovered. The only dis
quietng symptom is that he is apt to fall int
a profound sleep, even when taking an
airing in the Vatican GardenS
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A NOVEL VESSEL.
To Cross From New York to Queenstown Ir
side of Five DAYS.

New York, July 17.-James and George
Thompson of Glasgow are about to build q
vessel which they claim can cross the ocean
from Queenstown TO New York inside Of
five days. 1t is guaranteed that the ship
Will steam at uniform rate of 23R
knots an hour. 1t will be $50 feet
in length, with 20 feet breadth of
beam, and gross tonnage of about
1900 tons. The floor of the vessel will be
fiat, with scarcely a rise from the keel to
the bilge. The twin screw Will be about %
feet in diameter. About 200 feet of her
length will he taken up by boilers and coal
bunkers. She will be so arranged as to
carry 200 first cabin, 200 second cabins and
400 immigrant passengers. 1t is believed
tnat the vessel will be built on speculation.
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Blaine Improving RAPIDLY.

BAR HARBoR (le.l July 17.-Blaine
drove out, as usual. He takes walk every
fair day ana his health is still impro wing.
His physician says he has been improving
more RAPIDLY OF late and is moro hopeful
and confident about himself
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Ihird Party in Genrnin

ATLANTA (Ga), July 17.-President
Livingstone of the Georgia State Alliance,
in talking about the third party movement
to-day, said: "The Georgians have not
taken any position whatever, not being
authorized to do so."
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All Due 10 Drink.

BLUEFIELDs CIV. Va.l, July 17.-Harry
Christian, the colored desperate who mur-
dered Detective Grove at Perryville, w.
Va, last January, was hanged at Perryville
this morning before an immense crowd He
made confession on the scatfold, and
claimed that whisky and gambling were re-
sponsible for the deed.
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FARMERS THREATENED.

Indians Refuse to Allow Them to Cut
Hay
PRINcET ON (MinD.), July 17-Benjamin
Carter, down from Mile Laos County. is on
his way to St Paul to interview Governor
Merriam on behalf of the settlers at Mile
Lacs. Carter carries petition signed by
majority Of all the settlers at the lake. ask
ing the Governor to use his influence in
their behalf. The land has been declared
open for settlement, and the Indians are
ugly and threaten to kill the first white
man that attempts to cut hay on the reser-
vatiOn, but the settlers are determined to
harvest the hay crop. and there is danger OF
serious trouble.
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DEPARTMENT DOINGS.
Land Case ReVerStd-Duty on Hawaiian
Observation-Disclosures Granted.

WA sHINGToN, July 1.-THE following
decision has been made in California land
matter: In the case CT o. G. Blaker against
NJ oses Perrin. involving land in the Los An
geles District. the decision Of the Comfnis-
sioner has been reversed.
HAWAIIAN MATTERS.
Assistant Secretary Spaulding has in
formed the Con sul-General of Hawaii at
New York that box of decorations received
from Paris. France, ana intended for her
Majesty Vice Chamberlain must pay duty.
In letter TO c. C.. Moreno of this city
Robert W. Wilcox of Hawaiian Revolution
airy notoriety complains that the Queen is
making many blunders in her adminstra-
tion of affairs. He says II hope she will
listen to me and We shall remedy some Of
these blunders."
PosToFFICE CHANGES.
Thomas NJ. Michaels has been appointed
Postmaster at Harold, Los Angeles County,
and John G. Bull at Arcata, Humboldt
County. new postoffice has been estab-
lshed at Inyo, Inyo County, Cal, with AL
bert Siandinger as Postmaster.
ARMY NOTES.
Private John Juugley. at the Presidio of
San Francisco. will be sent to Fort Castor,
Cal. Private Alfred A. Homerville will be
transferred from Fort CASTOR to the Presi-
dio Of San Francisco.
PENSIONS GRANTED.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Californians: John Greenwood.
James B. Green, A. S. Blanchard, Michael
Whipple,, Irene Dexter. Samuel o'Nein,
Jose ph b. Carson. Joseph Monroe 0sman,
William McHair. Lucy Cole and Julia
Rashford.
DUTY ON MEXICAN ORES.
The Treasury regulation governing the
importations of MEXICAN ores has been
amended so as to provide that in desermfn-
ing the value of the lead contained in Mex
lean ores such value shall be computed at
the latest known price of bar lead in the
New York market, less l u cents pound.
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Deal Declared Off.

Boston, July 1.-THE News Bureau says
that the deal between the Chicago junction
Railway and the Union Stock-yaIds Com
pany and Chicago packers is off. 1t failed
OF ratification by the stock-yard directors
meeting in New York Wednesday.
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Struck BY the Train.

CHICAGO, July ia widow, Mrs.
Eliza Haser. and her little son and daugh-
ter, while driving across the Panhandle
tracks at One Hundred and Nineteenth
street this afternoon. were hurled into the
air by an outbound fast passenger train.
The mother and daughter were killed and
the boy probably fatally injured.
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Projected Railroad.

PIERRE Is. Dak9. July II. - Manager
Ward of the Duluth, Pierre and Black Hills
road is in the city, and claims that before
winter company will be incorporated to
build road from Pierre to Denver. con-
Meeting With the Northern Pacific.
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Estates OF the Dead.

Henry Osterloh's will. bequeathing $4,000
worth of property to his widow and chill
dren, has been filed for probate.
Elizabeth G. baldwin has petitioned the
Superior Court to be appointed administra-
tor of the estate of May G. Baldwin, which
is yaltlel at Cf0 00O
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Editor Sam Small.

ATLANTA (Ga.) July 17.-Sam Small, the
evangelist, has decided to return to journal
ism. Old friends raised a fund for the
establishment of daily evening paper to
be known as the Atlanta Herald of which
Small accepted the managing editorship.
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NEW YORK, July 1L-Judgments were
entered to-day against j. b. Bonnell of
Bonnell & Co., printing INK manufacturers,
in favor OF the Western National Bank.
Application has been made for receiver
The liabilities will probably exceed $400, 600.
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Trottiuo at Boston,

BosToN, July 17.-The Mystic Park July
meeting closed this afternoon. In the . 81
class Mountaineer wen, Calsola second.
Arago third. Time, 2:234
In the trottng race, $50 class, Ramont
won. Dumette second, q third Time,
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Opposing Convict Labor.

KNOXVILLE Tenn.), July 1.-THE situa-
ton at Coal Greek and Briceville remains
unchanged, except it is more than ever evil
dent that the convicts will not be allowed
to work in that mining district.
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Assault with a shara1

Jacob Claver and Frank Kobe had fist
fight yesterday morning on Capp and
Twenty first streets which terminated in
Kobe ASA ulting Claver with shovel.
Claver was taken to the City and County
Hospital for repairs, and he afterward
caused Kobe's arrest
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Lobbyist Faylor,s Suit.

Judge Wallace yesterday denied the mo-
tion of the Senatorial combine to strike out
the bill of particulars filed against them by
Lobbyist Faylor ana ordered Faylor's attor-
ney to file an amended complaint by Mon
01y tuOrnino
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An Execution Issued

WILMINGTON Del.). July 17.-An execu-
tion was issued to-day for 100000 against
the Cobb Vulcante Wire Company OF this
city by William Weightman Of Phlla-
deiphia.
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Killed by Liahtninr-

ST. PAUL (Minn.), July IA Pioneer
Press special from Anaconda. Mont, says ::
During a heavy electrical storm last night
E. z. Thomas and wife were killed by
lightning while asleep at their nome at
Lost Creek, four miles from here. A child
in bed with them was unharmed.
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Nitro-GlYcsrius Exploaiou.

WASHINGTON Pa.), July 1.-TWO hun
dred pounds of nitro-glycerine, being trans
ported in a wagon, exploded near here this
morning, killing one man, S. j. Bgley, and
his team of horses and demolishing two
dwellings.
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A Flor;aa Ba,k sn.rorae

PALATKA Fla.), July 1.-THE First Ma
tional EaDk of Palatka suspended payment
To-day owing to heavy run. Liabilities
about S200,000. The assets will undoubtedly
reach that figure, but cannot be realized
inime diately.
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Destructive Fire in Chile.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Cable advices
state that the city of Santiago, Chile, has
just been visited with the severest fire ever
known in South America, the loss being
estimated at more than $1,000, 900. The
British Legation building was entirely con-
sumed.
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Divorce Suits.

Complaints for divorce have been fled as
follows: Helena A. Donlau against Charles
H. Donlan, Julia I. McAleer against James
McAleer, Joseph NJ. Friedlander against
Helen Friedlander and L. A. Bridge ag tiust
L Il Rridnn
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A Suit TO Recover.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Pacific Rollin G.
mill Company began suit in the Circuit
Court against the Pacific Railway Company
TO recover S100,0G0 on bonds held by the
Rolling-mil Company, and issued by the
defendant company
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New YORK, cdly 17.-George Harms,
who has been annoying Jay Gculd and ad-
vising him to make his will, has been con-
fined in White Plains Jail lunatic. He
belongs to an old Westminster family and is
not yiciouSly inclined
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scandin avian saeneerfsst,

MINNEAPoLIs, July 1.-THE third bien-
nial Saengerfest of the United Scandina-
Wan Singers of America Eegan this morning
with 5000 visitors present The first concert
occurs Tonight
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Educationsl convention Frasa

TORONTO (0nt), July 17-This was the
last day of the Educational Convention. The
sifferent departments listened to the read
ing of several papers on subjects of in
terest. The various departments finished
che election Uf officers to-day.
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CLEVELAND, July 17-While Cincinnati
did good work at thesBat, their errors lost
them the game to-day. Cleveiands ~, Gin
cnnatis s. Batteries-Young and thinner,
MulIane and Harrington.
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AT the regular monthly meeting, held last
evening at the Office of Teyis & Fisher, the
Vets turned out in force and appointed
Messrs. Bell, L. II. Brown and Victor
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WALKED A WIRE.

Canadian Crosses Over; Niagara Falls on
Cable.
NIAGARA FALLS On. ", July 17-Sam-
uel j. Dixon of Toronto, Ont. walked
across Niagara Gorge over the Whirlpool
RAPIDS this afternoon on three-Quarter of
an inch wire cable
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GRAssHOPPER PESTS.
Travelling in swarms and Eating Everything
in Sight

SAN ANTONIO (rex.), July IA prom
inent stockman at Deming, n. Mex, has
arrived here, and gives an account of the
grasshopper ravages in the northern and
western counties of New Mexico where, he
says, they are doing much harm. They
have ravaged the ground of everything in
sight, They move in punches of four and
five miles wide. One bunch is spreading
into Colorado, Kansas and ths panhandle
Of Texas. while another bunch viii reach
the Central Texas line.
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snicide With Mornhina

An inquest was held last night by the
Coroner in the case of Rudolph f. Kirste.
telegraph operator. who killed himself with
morphine last Thursday. A verdict Of
suicide was rendered by the jury.
The juice of half lemon in a teacup OF
strong black coffee, without sugar, will
often cure a sick headache.
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Heavy Loss bv Fire.

LOUISVILLE (Kv.), July 17.-Nearly the
entire business portion of Glasgow was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Losses aggre-
gate $500 with insurance about half.
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American Association

BOSTON, July II. = B0stOns 9, Louis
villes 2.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Washingtons .,
CincinRatiS |.
BALTIMORE, July 17.-Baltimores 9, Co.
lumbus 6.
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Grain nestrovea hv Eoi1.s,orr

DENVER, July IA dispatch from Fort
Collins says that hail-storm in that section
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Tex, for unlawfully entering this country
by the way of Mexico, be sent to San Fran
cisco for deportation to China.
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RUssIA,s SHORT CROPS.

She Will Be Very Large Importer This
Season.
MINNEAPOLIS, July IA cablegram re-
ceived by Charles A. Pllsbury from the
American Consul at Odessa. Russia. to-day,
says the wheat crop is 25 per cent short and
rye 80 per cent short. This means deficiency
Of 50,00000O bushels Of wheat and about
360,0o0,000 bushels Of rye. If the figures are
even approximately correct, Russia must be
large importer of breadstuffs during the
next season instead of being, as in average
years, an exporter nearly equal to the
limited States
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In Feeble Health,

BERLIN, July 1.-THE Princess Bismarck
is In such feeble health that she has to be
carried to and from her carriage.
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A BLooDLEss DUEL.

Two Mississippi Lawyers Hurl Books at Each
Other.
JACKSON Miss j July 17.-During joint
political discussion at Oxford yesterday be-
tween Hon. III. ID. Money and Hon. Z.
Barksdale the latter charged the former
with some Irregularities in connection with
land-grant forfeiture matters. Money called
Barksdaie liar, whereupon Barksdale
hurled law-book at Money, and violent
language was interchanged. Serious trou-
Bile was feared, hut the difficulty was later
amicably adjusted by the interpostion Of
friende
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Justice Sugg is named in New Jersey
contemporary as authority for the state
ment that mosquitoes will hardly be bother
some this season. as they are gradually los
ing their stinglng powers and were very
weak last year.
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jewish Colonization Schema

LONDON, July 17.-Baron Hirsch writes
fhat he intends to form great English COM
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BASEBALL GAMES.
Anson's Colts Easily Defeated by tie Pitts
burgers Yesterday

PITTsBURG, July 17.-Baldwin's pitching
and the support he received accounts for the
Chicagos' defeat. Ptisburgs 6. ChicagOs 2.
Batteres-Baldwin and Berger, Luby and
Bowman.
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The Navajos are said to be most prosper
Gus, intelligent and enterprising, and doubt
less the wealthiest tribe of Indians in the
United States. They number about Il, 900
and are increasing. 1t is estimated that
these Indians. who occupy the Navaios' res
ervation in the extreme northeast corner uf
Arizona Territory. which also takes in
portion of New Mexico and covers about
5000 square miles, own 10000 horses and
1000 000 of sheep.
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MUST GO BACK.

Struggled Coolies Ordered Returned to
China.
WASHINGTON, July 17.--Assistant Secre-
tary Spaulding has directed that Chong
Sam, the Chinaman who entered this coun-
try near Port Huron, Mich. by way of Can
ada in violation of the Chinese Exclusion
Act, and the Cinnamon arrested at El Paso,
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THE TROUBLE ENDED.
Threatened Outbreak of the Navajos Peace
fully Settled.

WASHINGTON. July IA telegram was
received at the War Department this morn
ing from General MeCook at Los Angeles.
CAL, in which he says the Sheriff at Flag
staff, Arlz.. appreheuds an outbreak OF the
Navajo Indians The United States Mar-
shall, however, reports to General McCook
that there is no danger of an uprising. To
settle the doubt raised by conflicting state
mentS the General has sent an officer to in
vestigate.
FLAGSTAFF (Ariz). July 1.-THE trouble
with the Navaj0s is at an end. The Indian
arrested has had his examination and there
was not sufficient evidence TO hold him on
the charge of horse-stealing. He has been
ton. At no time during the excitement of
the past week has there been any fear of
collision between the troops and the Naya-
JOS and no trouble is apprehended,
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months SIX months or that
time lis suffering was sim
ply untold then I began the
use OF the CUrIcURA REM
EDIEs. and In two months
the awful disease had
ceased its vengeance, and
my darling boy had rest,
and to all appearance the
disease had yielded, but L
continued the medicine for
several months after no
trace could be seen of it on
any part OF his body. The
doctors here watched the
disease with much interest,
and could only say swell
done !" The case was
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kHUWH Iur ana WIUt, anu tVtrNOOuy was much
surpr sed. But thanks to CUTICuRA REMEDIES.
Could there be anything on earth that would cause
father to rejoice 1t surely would be when the
little innocent one could have such a remedy at
hand tSee portrait herewith
j. A. NICoLES. Bunker Hill. Ind.
child was brought to me with chronic eczema,
that had dehed splendid treatment from many good
doctors AS Regular NJ h. should have continued
similar treatment, but thought It useless So put it
on CUTIcURAs- The child Is we'll
Q. L. GURNEY. NJ D., Doom, Ia