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THE COKE REGION TROUBLE.
A Mine superintendent Convicted for
Forcing Men to Work.

a Mine superintendent Convicted for
Forcing Men to Work.
UNIoNTowN (Pa.), June u.-John A.
Esser, superintendent of the Fricks
Leissering No. works, was convicted in
court to-day for forcing men, by threats
and intimidation, to go to work during
the strike. This is the first victory
for the strikers, and about offsets the con-
viction of John McSloy and Mike Dis
mond, labor leaders, for conspiracy and
riot at Leissering. The case of President
Rae, of the United Mine Workers; Peter
Wise, District Master Workman: c.. Nj.
Parker, Secretary, and other leaders, on
trial for conspiracy and rioting, was given
to the jury at noon to-day, but no verdict
has been reached tonight.
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RECENT OUTBREAK IN HAYT1.
Anxiety Felt over tho Condition OF
Afiairs IN Tint Country.

Anxiety Felt over tho Condition of
Affairs in That Country.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Ii75uae'S
Washington correspondent states that the
Department of State is still without Off
cial advices respecting the recent out
break in Hayti, bat the reports pub
lished in the newspapers from private
sources have added 10 the anxiety felt on
account of the disturbed and threatening
condition OF affairs in that republic.
None the information in the possession
of the Government, either that received
rom the officers of the navy, or that COM
mo- from private sources, is of a reassur-
ne nature; on the contrary all of it seems
10 indicate extreme instability and the
.,robabIe overthrow of IIippolyte. Of
course, great retieenee is shown by the
no ,.trne,lts. butamong other well-informed
31eTsons she impression is strong, as we'll
rs general, that the Hippolyte Govern
rnent is on its last legs, and that in order
10 protect the interests OF Its citizens the
United States may be constrained to
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PARNELL,s ENJOYS.
Redmond and O'Connor Issue an Adj
dress TO the Public.

Redmond and O'Connor' Issue an Adj
dress to the Public.
CHICAGO, June u.-William Redmond
and John O'Connor, Parnellite ENJOYS,
now in this city, issued an address to-
night responding to that sent out by DR..
Emmett, President of the National Fed
Grafton of America. While speaking
highly of DR.. Emmett and Eugene Kelly,
the ENJOYS say in this case they represent
only themselves.
The National Federation, they assert. is
composed of few gentlemen of social
distinction, who met IN New York al a
hotel and resolved themselves into an or
ganization, but who have never sought
the sanction of public meeting, well
Knowing that the mass of the Irish Amer
lean public opinion is against them on
the issues raised by the division. Red
mond and O'Connor lay the blame for
the rupture in the Irish party on the in
reference of Gladstone, and proceed at
great length to indorse the course of Par
nell
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The Nicaragua Canal.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l1.-Hon. Warner
Miller of New York addressed an en-
thusiastic audience in Metropolitan Hall
tonight on the subject of ths Nicaragua
Canal. A number of prominent citizens,
including Mayor Sanderson and repre-
sentatives of the various commercial
ORGANIZATIONS, occupied seats on the plat
form.
Senator Miller related the history of
the various efforts which had been made
In the last century to open passage from
the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans, and
pointed out the advantages which the
Nicaragua route possessed to this coast.
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The Robert and Minnie

SAN PEDRO, June 1.-THE Robert and
Minnie was released under S., 500 bonds,
and sailed yesterday afternoon for Eu-
reka. Captain O'Farreu is under s., 600
bonds. The original crew is still held in
the County Jail of Los Angeles. unable
to get the bonds required. a new crew
was shipped here. Captain O'Farren will
try to get a load In Eureka for this port.
and viii be back in time for his trial.
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VAOAvILLE, June 11.-William Black,
aged 25. and Florence Edwards, aged IA,
who were arrested at Madison on Tues
day, having eloped from here, were mar
ried last night, the girls mother giving
her consent, and the couple left for Ore
gon. The charge of abduction against
Black has been dismissed.
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Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE United
States ship Ranger has arrived at Aca-
pulco, on her way to San Francisco.
Tsin Chung Chung of China has been
appointed interpreter to the United States
Consulate at Americana.
Mrs. Flower, wife of Lieutenant Com
mander Flower, has gone to Deer Park
for the summer
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The Sealing Grounds.

WASHINGTON, June IL. = Secretary
Foster had conference with the Presi-
dent to-day with regard to the seal fish
cries, and 1t was decided, so it is said, to
take immediate steps for the enforce
ment of the agreement with Great Britain
for q close season, and to have revenue
steamers and other available vessels CO.
operate with the English fleet in estab-
Eshing an etfectual patrole of the sealing
grounds.
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AN Irrigation Scheme.

SUsANvILLE. June 1I.-Work has been
commenced on the outlet which is to tap
Eagle Lake, i'll Lassen County, and con-
vert the lake into a reservoir, which will
irrigate large tract of sage brush land
in Honey Lake Valley. Eagle Lake has
an area of $4,000 acres and lies in the
Sierra sugar-pine belt, at an altitude of
5000 feet, with no outlet. The enterprise
is backed by ample. local and San Fran
cisco car,iral
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THE BIRD HAD FLOWN.
A Convicted Robber Gives His Guards
the Slip.

the Slip.
Tucson (Ariz.), June 11.-Henry Mil
Ter, convicted in the United States Court
at Florence, on the 18th inst, of robbing
the United States mail between Florence
and Casa Grande, and sentenced to ten
years imprisonment at hard labor in San
Quentin, Cal, escaped from his guards
this morning.
Miller was brought from Florence to
Casa Grande last night, and while wait
ing at tne Casa Grande railway station for
a train to take him to California, Deputy
Marshal Paul and the guard went to sleep
with Miller between them. When they
awoke Miller was gone. Miller had
picked the pockets of the sleeping guard,
taking hs watch and money, and gone to
blacksmith's-shOp near by and re-
moved the shackles from his legs. He is
still at large.
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Pension AMards.

WASHINGTON, June H. California
pensions: John H. Mallon, Thos. Rocks,
Edward Gilday, Daniel O'Sullivan, John
Costello, John Hilgar, Richard Daily,
Robert McEwing, Henry Harm, John
Hedges, Charles P. Tafts, Matthew H.
Echelwan, Eaugust tStaugamberger, John
Hepsinger, Morris Higgins, Sallie H.
ROI1nerS
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A Private in the Army killed.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1l.--John Du-
casse, trumpeter Of Company A, Fifth
United States Artillery, died on Alcatraz
Island to-day from the effects of injuries
received, it is stated, from having been
pushed over parapet by Private Potle-
man while the men were joking. Du-
casse fell thirty feet, and his legs and ribs
were broken
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Present from the car.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE Gar OF
Russia has presented the Stanford Uni
versity with complete collection of Rus
sian and Siberian minerals, taken from
lection is valued at about SS5, GOO, and
comprises some 800 specimens. Mrs.
Stanford will in return send the Car a
collection of California minerals and
precious stones.
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severe Earthquake shocks.

ROME, June u.-Repeated earthquake
shocks were felt in Verona to-day, especi-
ally at Trauguaga and Badia Calavena
Many houses have collapsed and the in,
habitants are panic-stricken.
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Conpecticut.s C;overnor.

New HAVEN Conn.,, June 1.-THE
replication of Judge Morris to the reply
of Governor Bulkeley, in his quo war
ranto suits was fled to-day. 1t is gen
eral denial of all the allegations of fact
made by Governor Bulkeley appertaiu-
ing to the election returns and denies the
right OF the General Assembly to go be-
hind the returns.
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La Grippe Raging in Alaska.

ASTORIA (Or.), June 11.-Intormation
has been received here from Cooks Inlet,
Alaska, that great numbers of Indians
are sick with la grippe, and are dying at
an alarming rate. In one week twenty
died within radius of five miles of the
cannery. A village few miles from the
cannery was depopulated with the ex-
ception of two children, and no one was
LETT TO bury the dead
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THE SILVER QUESTION.
Friends of Free Coinage Prepar.
ing for Another Contest.
CONFIDENT THAT A BILL WILL PASS
THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The State Department Much Con-
cerned Over the Condition of Af-
fairs In Hayti Growing Out of the
Recent RevoIt-Richard j. Trum-
bull, Who Was Arrested at San
Francisco in Connection With the
Robert and Minnie Case, Calls Upon
Secretary Tracy In Relation to
Chilean Affairs.
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California Fruits.

New YORK, June 11.-Porter Brothers
Company yesterday received the first lot
of California peaches and apricots. Both
were Of choice quality.
CHICAGO, juno 1I.-Porter Brothers
Company sold to-day two carloads of
California fruit. Peaches brought 81 ESQ
10; apricots, 81 90@2 40; cherries, 5000
81 %.
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Serious Rfoting.

BREMEN, June 1l.-Serious rioting oc-
Cured here to-day upon the part of the
firemen of the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company who are on a strike.
The police charged the mob with drawn
swords, and desperate fight took place
before the strikers were subdued A
number of strikers were injured and sew
eral arrests made by the police.
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The Hale Murder Trial.

MERGED, June 1.-THE prosecution in
the Hale murder case, as also the defense.
rested to-day at 2 o'clock, and after a
short consultation between the counsel
the prosecuting attorney commenced his
argument to the jury.
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Shorh IndorSed.

SANTA ANA, June IL. The Orange
County Agricultural Association adopted
a resolution indorsing J. DeBarth Shorb
for Chief of the Horticultural Bureau of
the Worlds Fair, and telegraphed the
same to Director-General Davis at Chi
cagO.
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Assault With Intent to XIII.

SAN ANDREAs, June 1.-THE negro
who shot Mitchell at Copperopolis a
month ago had his trial before the Su-
perior Court here to-day, and was found
guilty of assault with intent to kill. He
will be sentenced on Monday.
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Railroad smashup in Michigan.

MARQUETTE (Mich.), June H. Owing
to the failure of the brakes to work on
South Shore freight train going down
Lanes Hills this morning the train
Jumped the track in front of the station
while going at tremendous speed and
smashed the station house into flinders
The engineer was fatally injured, but the
other trainmen escaped with bruises.
The train was demolished.
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Racing at Tacoma.

TACOMA (Wash.), June IL. - Five
eighths OF mile dash, Joe Wynne won,
Carrie NJ. second, Eddie r. third
Three-year-o trot, mile heats, Nc
Minnville Maid won III two straight
heats, Bloomfield second, Planet third.
Time, 2:45.
In the 2:20 class trot Altoa won the
third, fourth and fifth heats and race, AL
mott second, Pricement third. Best
time, 2:26.
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ATROCIOUS PRACTICES.
Esquimaux Children Forced to
Live the Life of Slaves.
BRUTALLY BEATEN AND LOCKED
UP IN DARK CELLS.

La Grippe Raging Among the Indians
of Alaska, Who Are Reported
Dying at an Alarming Rate-One
Village Depopulated With the Ex-
One Left to Bury tho Dead-Revenue
Officers Seize an Opium Factory
on Bouldin Island.
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Jay Hanchette says the latter announced
his intention of going to South America
if the orange carnival at Chicago proved
failure. Detectives haye learned that
Hanchette went to New Y ork and is now
on his way to- South America.
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Hurricane in Hungary.

BUDA-PEsTH, June ia terrific hur-
ricane, causing much damage, has swept
over Eastern Galicia. During the storm
an entire forest was partly uprooted, and
the towns of Podkamin and Prinkwa
suffered considerably. Several people
were killed outright and numbers were
injured by falling deb ris.
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De lessons to be Prosecuted

PARIS, June 1.-THE National to-day
announces that De Lesseps is to be pros
etuted for misleading investors who sub
scribed money for carrying on the work
of the Panama Canal
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International Typogrnphfcal Union.

Boston, Juno 1l.--At the International
Typographical Union Convention to-day
w. b. Prescott of Toronto was electoa
President.
All the afternoon session Vice-PreSi-
dents and other officers were elected
The Secretary Treasurer is w. s. Me-
CIevy of indianapolis. Among the
organizers is J. r. Winders of San Fran
cisco.
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RED BLUFF, June 1l.-Burglars at
tempted to open L. II. d, Lange's safe at
3 A. NJ. to-day. The noise aroused Lange
upstairs over his saloon, who got up with
shotgun. The burglars were scared and
ran away before getting into the safe.
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Gold Cup Race.

LONDON, June 1.-THE principal event
at Ascot to-day was the race for the gold
cup, value 1000 sovereigns, about two
miles and half. 1t was won by Morton,
Queens Birthday second, Gonsalve third
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a Miner Killed.

AUBURN, June ia miner named
E. Mason was killed at the Mayflower
mine, near Forest Hill, Monday, by
chunk Of cement falling from the roof of
the tunnel.
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Russfa,s Funds.

LONDON, June n.-Next week the
Rothschilds will probably send 95OO, 900
to Russia. Withdrawals from the Bank
OF England are also expected out of the
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NATIVE DAUGHTERs.
officers Elected by the Grand Parlor.
for the Ensuing Year,

SANTA CRUZ, June 1.-THE Grand
Parlor of Native Daughters of the Golden
West elected the following officers this
evening: President, Miss C. X. Within
meyer of Martinez; Vice-President, Miss
Mae B. Wilkins ofSanta Cruz: Secretary,
Miss Georgia Golfer of San francisco;
Treasurer. Miss Minnie Coulton of Santa
Rosa; Marshal, Miss Lena Hilka Of
Fresno; Inside Sentinel, Miss Lizzie A.
Wichmann of Lakeport; Trustees-Mrs.
=. l.. Baker of San Francisco, Mrs. n.
x. Leake of Sacramento; Miss Lou Dob
bins of Vacaville, Miss Maggie Shannon
OF Chico, Miss Thersia Ernst of Los
Angeles, Mrs. Nusbaumer of Livermore,
Miss Olga Reichling of Jackson.
The greatest corn-preducing State is
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The Waterloo NIfne Accident,

CALICO, June 11.-Work has just been
completed in the sixty-foot shaft in
the Waterloo mine, sunk 20 reach the
drift where the body of young MCGOWAN
was supposed be, but no trace Of him was
found
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wine districts, and it is now the gen
orally accepted opinion that within ten
years the vintage of France will be
greater than ever before, and not inferior
in quality
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A lecturer is to discuss before the Bos-
ton Woman's Educational Union, ''Where
to Begin and How What many a
public talker wants to know is where to
stop.
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CHILE INSURGENTS.
Lengthy Circular Note Addressed
to the European Powers.
THEY ASK TO BE RECOGNIZED AS
BELLIGERENTS.

Large Shipments of Tin Plate Being
Made to This Country In Order to
Be Marketed Before the New Tariff
Duties Go Into Effect on July Ist
NeXt-The Introduction of Ameri-
can Vines Into the French Vine
yards Produces Wonderful Effect.
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Strike Threatened.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Architectural
Iron Works Union has decided to sub
nit an ultiInatum to the bosses for eight
hours and an increase of wages per hour,
and in case their demands are not com
piled with they will strike next Monday
The union includes about 1000 men, eX-
elusive of settlers of steel beams. Tho
latter will not work with non-uniaAA
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RED RIVER FLOOD.
Destruction Widespread in the
0yeraOwed Districts.
CROPS AND STOCK SWEPT AWAY
AND MANY LIVES LOST.

a Mine superintendent In the Penn-
sylvania Coke Region Convicted of
Forcing Men, by Threats and In
timidatioh. to Go 20 Work During
the Strike = Disastrous lSaiIroad
Smash-up in Michigan.
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Pleuro-Pneumonia.

LONDON, June 11.-There was an out
break of pleuro-pneumonia among the
cattle at York. Local authorities have
ordered 200 head killed,
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Large Breech-Loading Gun.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, June ia
fifty-two ton new steel breech- loading
gun, the largest over made in this couI,-
try, was landed at Sandy Hook yesterday.
1t was cast at the Watervliet Arsenal. IT
is thirty-four and one-half feet long. its
charge is 440 pounds of powder, and its
range fifteen miles.
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WORLDS FAIR MATTERS.
The Board of Control Puts a Stop to an
Advertising scheme.


Advertising Scheme.
CHICAGO, June 1l-At a meeting of
the Board of Control of the National
Worlds Fair Commission, to-day, pre-
ambie and resolutions were adopted set
ing forth that the board has learned that
efforts are being made by individuals,
and by corporations manifestly organized
for the purpose, to obtain authoritative
recognition so as to constitute such per-
sons quasi-official agents for the adyer-
tiscment of the exposition in foreign
countries. Such efforts, it is declared, are
clearly inspired by expected gain, and
have not for their primary and principal
object the promotion and success of the
exposition. The board therefore declares
that no person shall be permitted to ex-
ercise such functions without approval
of either the National Commission,
Board of Control or Director General,
through the department of Foreign At
fairs.
\ convention of travelling men, repre-
senting different associations, has re-
solved 10 form body to be known as the
Worlds Fair Association of Commercial
Travellers. The membership is to be
composed Of all organized bodies of
travelling men in the United States, and
foreign drummers will be invited to be-
come members. The body will have
charge of the gathering at the Worlds
Fair Congress in Chicago during the
progress of the fair.
ILLINOIS APPROPRIATION.
SPRINGFIELD ull.), June 1.-THE Con-
ference Committee of the Legislature
agreed to-day on an appropriation of
$4,000 for the Illinois exhibit at the
Worlds Fair. The Senate adopted the
report and the House will undoubtedly
adopt it tomorrow.
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The greatest corn-preducing State is
Iowa.
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Kansas, Missouri and Texas ROAD.

NEW YORK, June 11.--At a postponed
meeting of the new Board of Directors of
the Kansas, Missouri and Texas road,
the following officers were elected: H. C.
Croso, President; j. Waldo, Vice Presi-
dent; J. f. Neuville, Treasurer; Joel f.
Freeman, Chairman of the Board of Di-
rectOre
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4 Crater Showing signs of Renewal

OAtNIOI F1IAO INtIIJNsiIs
NAPLES, June 1.-THE famous crater
Of Solfatara of Hozzuoh, near Naples,
is showing signs of renewed activity.
This volcano was active long before
Vesuvius, but for ages has been nearly
extinct
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TIN-PLATE INDUSTRY.
Large Shipments of the Article Beil
Made to the United States.

Large Shipments of the Article Being
Made to the United States.
LONDON, June 1.-THE tin plate indus
try in England is in state of feverish
activity over the approach of July 1st,
the date on which the duties on the i'm
portation of this commodity into the
United States under the provisions Of the
new tariff lawzgo into effect.
Shipments from Swansea, Bristol and
Liverpool for the United States have
never before been SO extensive as during
the past fortnight, and they have been.
further accelerated this week. Some car
goes aggregated over 5000 tons OF the
metal and one cargo was more than 1900.
The stock of tin plate in England has
become much reduced and is expected TO
be well nigh exhausted in another week
The exports for the current year to the
United States up to May S1st are valued
at 93, ,947 ,5S3, against so, 1857 for the
same period in 1890, and about g, 100000
in 1889.
The resolutions passed by the tin plate
manufacturers of Wales to close work
after July 1st will certainly be carried,
notwithstanding that contracts for de-
livery during July aud August were
taken at the very good price OF e13 Is per
box for Bessemer plate. Quotations FOR
immediate delivery for the same plate
were from GA is to els 3s.
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Suicide of a watchman.

SAN Francisco, June 1l.-Fred Han
sen, formerly employed as watchman at
the Judson Powder Works, shot and
killed himself this afternoon, after max
ing an unsuccessful attempt to kill his
wife. 1t is stated that he had been drink
ing for some days.
Hanchette En- Route to South America.
SAN FRANCISCO, June ia Chronicle
special from Los Angeles says that gem
tleman intimately connected with III.
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Mysterious Tragedy Unearthed.

WINNIPEG, June IL. = A mysterious
tragedy has just been unearthed near
Marquette Station. James Tajdele left
his home, leaving his sister-in-law and a
young Englishman together. He re-
turned last night and found the house
vacant. a search being made. the body
of his sister-in-law was found in well.
She had been shot. The young English
man is missing and no doubt he is the
murderer.
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The Behring Sea Bill
THE RAINFALI.

LONDON, June 1.-THE Behring Sea
bill to-day received royal assent.
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MIS-. McKee and Mrs. IIarrIson.

LONDON, June 1.-M[rs. Mckee, daugh-
ter of President Harrison. and Mrs Rus
sell Harrison arrived here this morning,
and were Immediately driven to the resi-
dence of United States Minister Lincoln,
where they will be his guests.
Later in the day Mrs. Mckee and Mrs.
Russell Harrison, accompanied by United
States Minister Lincoln, went to Ascot to
witness the races.
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ton Pritchard will fight Bob Fitzsimmons
in any club in England or America that
offers the largest purse. Pritchard awaits
FitzsimmOnS' reply. Burke admitted that
aft-r fighting fifteen years he had met his
Waterloo.
II is not often that frst-class pug list
will give his professional career for me-
diocre calling in life, but such IS the case OF
Jack McAuliffe, as the following squlb from
a New York exchange will show: Jack
McAuliffe is going to start bakery IN
Brooklyn. A number OF wagons bearing
the sign in large letters, EAT McAullffe's
Bread" have been ordered, and will make
their first appearance on the streets OF
BROOKLYN next week. McAulitfe says there
is more money in bread than there is in
either rum or pools.
The Michigan friends OF jim CorbetS have
not forgotten the CalifOrnian's Eastern visit.
Yesterday an express messenger Informed
him that a couple of barrels of Mount Gle
ment Spring water consigned to him had ar
rived COrbett Immediately dispatched Pro-
feSSOF Donaldson to analyze the liquid and
report results.
Tom Savers, an Australian book maker,
arrived Oh the Australian steamer. He is
son OF the noted English pugiliSt and is now
on his way to mis- old home.
There are members of the California Club
who believe that George Ia Blanche. re-
ceiyed more than railroad pass to an East
eTn city. 1t may be convenient for some
people to hive dead bird Georgia" out of
talking distance.
Hall, Grrggains, Maber and Willis will
leave immediately for Chicago after exhib-
lting in Portland. Hall is determined meet
FitZsimmonS, hence his anxiety to be in the
East