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u,ent course. the Boston Globe has the fol-
lowing. II anyone doubted that tho banjo
had many admirers In boston be should
h~vo visited fremont temple lg.t night
when the Boston Ideal nsnto, Gnao!i
"nnoert. This was the last opportV hiity that
tSa people 81 Boston will have t6piaten V
thia weiI-known club for a lonk TYNE, And
ths haii was filed with lovers. of these
ssrinc Instruments. The Boston l!deal CLUB
mat with q cordial reception, ana sor eAcn
number was obliged to respond 70 our
eucoreg,
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Arrivals Mt Tho Helenn-

P, J. Donohue, Marys- II. 6. Redd. Miles City
vile. W.: p. Barclay, Gre
Geo. Il. Finch. st. Paul. Falls.
Jno. +. Kelley. st. f. M. Ferris, Bozeman.
L. II. Harvey, Boston. Geo. J.. Sudlow, New
H.. Meinhard. New York.
York. Geo. A. Gordon, Liv.
W. A. Kelley, Castle. ~ingston.
o. Peck, Chicago. O. 4. Jenkins, Chicag
r. V. Hurley, st. Paul. W, b. Green, Havre
w. H.. MembOne, Mich.
Demersville. A. ID. Tourtelott, San
E. ID. kurtZ, Columbus, Francisco.
Ohio. Chas. Howell. Bismarck
w. s. Sherwood, ST.. John Al. iced, Crook 8
Paul. tol.
w. q. Miller, Philadel- Saml. /. Gensburg. st
phia. Paul.
Henry NJ. Ruble. Gin Mrs. Jno. N. Coe, For
cinnati. Assinaboine.
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arrivals at the Grand Central.

Frank Nelson, Wickes. C. c. Dow, Alhambra
Chas, Glass, Boulder. Ben. p. Goodwin. Sc
r. H. Lyons Wickes. dalia.
l.. w. Rolf, Chicago. j. l.. Henry, Grea'
L.. Dow. Great Fails. IL Fa Is.
John Nolan, Canyon w. E. jewell, Basin.
Ferry. Geo. Pohl, Spokane
J. Gleason. Towsley.9s Falls.
WIS. Woodward, Salt e.. A. Jeffrey, st. Paul
Lake. Chas. Prohl, jr.. Mil
C. w. Ferry, Missopla. waukee.
w. j. Frazer, Avon!f M. r. Root, Canyon
- Creek.
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Board OF Trade Excursion Reception.
BY direction of the board it is hereby
made known that each member of the Hell
ena Board of Trade, and lady, is cordially
invited to attend the above excursion and
entertainment without any formal note of
invitation being expected.
ROBERT G.. WALKER, Sec.
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DR.. Liebig & Co.. of San Francisco.

The contracting physician for the above
medical firm will be at the New Merchants
hotel Monday, February 9, and will remain
until Saturday night, February Z, 1891, for
the purpose of arranging with all desiring
to be cured of chronic ailments.
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New Sioux City Route,
EkST-

Passengers. for the East from Helena and
othor Western points will find tho NEW
ROUTE vim SIOUX CITY and the Hill
NOIS CENTRAL II. II. not only desirable
as 70 time and equipment, but ono Of the
most attractive, passing through Sioux City
the only Corn Palace City Of the world;
Dubuque, the handsome Key City Of Iowa,
Rockford, Illinois. a new manufacturing
city, that has become a 'worId within it.
SELF" and Chicago, whose growth and en-
terprise Is the wonder Of the world. With
elegant free Chair Csrs, and Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars on svery train between
Sioux City and Chicago, and with close con-
neetiou with the UNION PACIFIC trains
at Sioux City, the
ILLIN us CENTRAL r. r.,
respectfully presents its claims for the new
and every way desirable SIOUX CITY
ROUTE.
For folders and further particulars call
upon local ticket agent, or address the IN.
dersiRned at Manchester, Iowa.
j.. \. MERRY,
Asst. Gen Pass. Agt.
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Iiehig International Surgical Institute.

Liebig international Surgical Institute.
The surgeon of above institute in San
Francisco and Kansas City will be at the
New Merchants hotel, Helena, February I'd
to 7th, 1891. for the purpose of arranging
with all desiring treatment or appliances
for deformities. Measurements made for
braces and surgical apparatus.
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Notices of bills we're given in the house
as follows:
BY Mr.. Clark-To incorporate and sup
port the Montana school of mines,
By MIR. Holter-For the relief of W.nA.
Rumsey. ts
By Mr.. misunderstanding the law re-
lating to payment of money by county
treasurers into the state treasury. -
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Are free from all crude and irritating matter.
Concentrated medicine only Carriers Little
Liver Pills: Very small: very easy to take; no
pain; no gripping; no purging. Try them.
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Prompt relief in sick headache, dizziness,
nausea, constipation. pain in the side. guaranteed
to those using Carter's Little Liver Pills. One a
dose. Small price. Small dose. Small pill.
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The house passed to a third reading The
bill prescribing the duties and fees of The
secretary of state. ia
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AID elegant line of new embroideries. compris-
ing all the. spring novelties, just received at
Fowles' Cash Store.
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"Liebig World Dispeusary.''

The examining physician will give free
consultations at the New Merchants hotel
February 2 to Z inclusive. Read advertise
ment in TIE I~NDEPENpENr.
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On and after May 1, 1891, Helena union No.
$50 will demand 81 for nine hours work, and
time and u half for over time and Sunday. JAS.
L.. Caruthers, Secretary.
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pears at Ming's on Thursday as the seventh
attraction in the Y. NJ. G. A. star entertain
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Ella Raime, prima donna, just from New York
city. will an engagement at Armoni
hall Monday night.
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Children's all wool hose reduced to Is cents
per pair at Fowles' Cash Store.
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BORN.

ANDERSON-In Helena, Feb. 4, to the wife Of
NeIs Anderson, a daughter.
BITSCH-In Helena, Feb. 8. to the wife OF M.
Bltsch. . son.
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The person that took the ladder from 3ls War
ron stIest will return same at once or stand ar
raSf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A new line of domestics and sheetings just re-
ceiyel at Eowles' Cash Store.
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LOATHSOME WRETCH.
n Tramp at Modesto Accused of
HefnouS Crime.

n Tramp at Modesto Accused of q
Heinous Crime.
MODESTO, May Last evening Frank
Shirley, the 7-year-oId son of H. t.
Shirley, station agent at Modesto, was
missed by his parents and the alarm
given. Parties started on a hunt and late
at night fully fifty persons joined in. The
boy and tramp were seen at dusk on the
western outskirts Of the town and the
party confined themselves to that locality.
The boy was found in the company of
the tramp at $3.50 o'clock this morning in a
wheat field. The tramp was captured by
officer McGinnes and lodged in the County
Jail, though talk of lynching was general
among the hunting party The tramp
decoyed the boy away from town with
candy. The excitement in town to-day
is intense. The boy is very sick, having
vomited considerably, and to-day has a
high fever, beside being badly bruised.
The wretch gave his name as Charles
Cummings and had been previously in
the County Jail here for vagrancy. The
maximum penalty for the crime is four
teen years in the State Prison. The
man claims that he was drunk, which is
not true.
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LONDON GOSSIP.
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE FREE
EDUCATION BILL.
Trouble Between Great Britain and
Balmaceda's Followers
in Cf;ile.

Copyrighted, 1891, by n. y. Associated Press. I
LONDON, May 1.-The leading proposals
OF the Government for the free educa-
ton measure are leaking out, and con-
firm the Liberal idea that it will be a
Tory-Clerical measure, against which
the Liberals will fight to the death. The
Ministers privately assure their sup
porters that the bill will tend to strengthen
the position of the denominational
schools. Assurances have been given the
Clericals and Catholics that the vested in
terests of the churches will be preserved
intact. This is producing strong clerico-
political combination, against which the
Liberals will find it hard to contend.
The Ministers profess to believe that
they can carry it through the House in
fortnight, but it is probable that they do
not expect to carry the educational bill
but desire rather to dissolve on some
Leading proposal whah viii strengthen
them IN appealing to the country.
There is trouble between Great Britain
and Balmaceda's followers in Chile.
Two officers prescribed by Balmaceda
took refuge in the British Legation, San
tlago. The Chilean troops demanded his
surrender, and the British Minister re-
Minister and have warned Balmaceda.
The scandalous charges of indecent
assault brought against historian Tyffe
universally awaken sympathy, and the
charge is generally believed to be black
mail. An extraordinary letter is printed
from Mr.. De Cobain in which he defends
himself against charges of a similar pur-
port made against him, and enters into
long explanation to show that local
Belfast clique has conspired to ruin him
politically, financially and morally. 1t
will not, however, prevent his exclusion
from the Commons.
Professor Bryce, in an article on the
New Orleans affair, says that Italy is en-
titled to redress for wrongs unlawfuIly
inflicted on its subjects, whether the
treaty grants it or not. He proceeds to
apply the difficulty in the United States
Constitutions as indicating that the noint
must be provided for when home rule is
granted Ireland.
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STEWARDS MILLIONS.
The Legal Controversy Again Be-
fore the Courts.
HEIRS OF THE DECEASED TURN
UP IN IRELAND.
An Explosion of Gas Causes a Seri-
Gus Accident at GreenviIIe, Ohio
B. =. Uutchinson'S Mind Said to
Entered for Receiver for the San
Francisco Railway Company.
Special to the RrcoRp-uN1oN.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The a. T. Stew
art millions are again in legal contro-
versy. 1t is a great battle for great for
tune, and the skirmishing preliminary to
1t was begun to-day i'll the Circuit Court
of the United States for this district.
Several months ago motion was made
to authorize the sending of commission
to Belfast, Ireland, to take the testimony
Of certain persons who claimed to be
heirs to the late A. T. Stewart, in a suit of
ejectment against Smith in this city, in
behalf of one Of the alleged heirs of Stew
art. The suggestion Of sending a COM
mission to Ireland for purpose of this
kind was bitterly opposed by Hilton,
butWas nevertheless authorized by Judge
LacOmb.
That commission took vast amount of
testimony, which was deposited in Judge
Lacomb'S court five or six weeks ago,
and which, on motion Of Hilton'S law
yers, were placed under seal and with
held from the public. If the seal of
secrecy were removed from it, the testi-
mony would show that 4. II, Stewart,
when ne died, had a large number Of
living relatives, and that the deposition
of Hilton when Stewards will was pro-
bated, that he had no living relatives, was
not in accordance with the facts.
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Special to the RrcoEp-nN1ox.


VIENNA, May IA passenger travel
ing from Cracow to Lemberg on the night
express train last night suddenly drew
two revolvers and demanded of three fell
low travellers in the same carriage their
money and valuables. y terrible strug-
gle ensued, and although the men as
sailed were unarmed, they fought with
desperation. The robber used his revol-
yer with effect, killing two of tho men in
succession. The third grappled closely
with his assailant, who fired in vain.
Having emptied all the chambers of his
revolvers, the robber tore himself from
his antagonist, burst open the door and
jumped from the train while it was going
at full speed.
AS soon as the alarm was conveyed to
the engineer the train was stopped. In
the compartment where the struggle oc-
CURED two passengers were found living
dead on the floor, shot through and
through. The cushions and lining had
been torn up in the struggle, the glass
smashed and the walls spattered with
blood and penetrated with bullets. The
survivor was barely able to inform the
passengers and guards what had hap
pened. The train was backed to the spot
where the man jumped out, but no traces
OF nIln were discovered.
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The Olsen N1nrdnr ,r,.in1

MERGED, May 1.-This morning it was
quite lively in the Olsen case. The defense
had J. B. Young, convict from San
Quentin, on the stand. He is the cell
mate of convict Hall, who testified fort the
prosecution four days ago. He said he
was interviewed by Ed. McCabe. Hall
told him he didn't believe Olsen guilty,
but if he could get to testify he could
make pile of money.
a. ID. Waite identified J. Olsen's
clothes, but on cross-eXamination he went
to pieces.
Mrs. Sam Clougb then said she heard a
man ride by Sunday night The dogs
barked, when he said: "Get outn She
knew it was Olsen's voice.
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AT BROOKLYN.
ON THE TURF.
Racing Events Throughout the East
Yesterday.

Racing Events Throughout the East
Yesterday.
NASHVILLE, May 1.-The track was
very fast. Three-year-olds and upward.
thirteen-sixteenths of mile, Too Sweet
won, Hardee second, Tom Karl third.
Time, 1:228.
Three-year-olds and upward, eleven
siXteenths of a mile, Willow won, Colonel
l:I04.
Handicap, three-year-old and upward.
mile and a sixteenth, Carter B. won
Fred. Fink second, Miss Leon third
Time, l:4S4.
- Two-year-olds, five furlongs, julius
Sax won, Boston De second, Phelan Do
Ian third. Time, 1:O45
Three-year-o and upward. eleven
siXteenths Of mile, Tramp won, Heelv
John second, Dutchman third. Time,
LILO.
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-Six furlongs.
lie Intriguante won, Bellevue second. Re
turn third. Time, lis.
One mile, Strideaway won, BelIsarius
second, Hypotia third Time, LAB.
Mile and an eighth, Gallifet won. NV
Fellow second, Virgie third. Time. 1851.
Five and half a furlongs, Cornelia won,
Gyda second, Costa Rica third. Time,
lilo.
Mile and an eighth, Myrtle B. won,
Mirabeau second, j. j. 0. B, third. Time.
I:5S.
AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, May 1.-The track was
fast. Three-year-olds and upwards, fif-
teen-sixteenths Of a mile, Ed Leonard
won, Estene second, General Caldwell
third. Time, 1851.
Three-year-oids and upwards, three
quarters of a mile, Miss Ballard won,
Laura Allen second, Buela i. third.
Time, 1:l7.
Three-year-olds and upwards, five
eighths of a mile, Longshore won, Dan
II. second, DR.. Nave third. Time, l:O39.
Free handicap, three -year-olds and up
wards, one mile, Michael won, Para
meta second, j. I. third Time, la.
Two-year-olds five-eighths of mile,
O. p. b. won, BuckhOund second. J.
Berkley third. Time, l:034.
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THE LATE GOVERNOR WATERWAYS.
His VIII Filed for Probate in San Df-
ego County.

SAN DIEGO, May 1.-The will of the
late Governor Waterman has been filed
with the County Clerk, and with
the will a petition asking that it be ad-
mitted to probate. The hearing of the
petition has been set for May 8th, and
until that time the will itself will re-
main under seal.
The accompanying petition, however,
d1scloses the main points in the will. 1t
sets forth that the will was made October
10. 1885. Mrs. Jane G.. Waterman, his
wife, is made sole executrix, without
bonds.
The estate left by the Governor is val
and children. The will is written in the
Governors own writing and is not over
twenty lines in length.
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Explosion of Natural Gas.

GREENvILLE (Ohio), May 1.-While the
fire department was working at a small
fire tonight the natural gas which had
collected in the fire cistern ignited from
the engine and exploded. The heavy
engine was raised several feet in the air
and fell back in the yawning chasm.
Terrible excitement prevailed for some
time. Fireman Southern was fatally
injured and Engineers Boyer, Charles
Haggis and Thomas O'Brien We're badly
hurt; Many others Were painfully cut
and bruised by flying debris. One boy is
missing and it is feared that he is under
the engine.
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SENSATIONAL MURDER TRIAL.
An Attractive Widow Charged With
Numbering a Notary.

An Attractive Widow Charged With
Numbering a Notary.
PARIS, May 1.-The trial has opened at
Moulins ofa young and attractive widow
named Achet for the murder of Lepine. "A
Notary at Chantelle, in October last. The
body Of Lepine was found in the highway
near Widow Achet's house. The Notary
had been shot and then his throat cut.
Suspicion fell upon Nine Achet and she
was arrested. To-day she confessed she
committed the crime in self-defense. She
said she had had transactions with Lepine.
but was not intimate with him; that he
came late one night and tried to assault
her; that desperate struggle ensued, i'm
Which she shot him with a revolver. and
that she then dragged the body into the
road and cut Lepine's throat to make {
appear tramps had murdered him. The
prosecution declare Nine Achet inyeigletJ
Leplne to her house and compelled hinn
to sign receipt for lS,0O0f which she
owed him. This document written in a
trembling hand, was found in her desk.
a little son of Nine. Achet testified that
he heard mems voices in addition to pistol
shots. y neighbor said he saw the body
carried out by men.
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AT LEXINGTON,
SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY co.
Petition Asking for the Appointment
of n Receiver.

ST. LOUIS, April IA petition asking
for the appointment of receiver for the
st. Louis and San Francisco Railway
Company was filed in the United States
Court to-day by Hitchcock & Finkelberg,
representing the Eastern stockholders.
The complaints set forth that the Atchi-
son and st. Louis, Kansas City and Colo
rado are competitors of the San Fran
cisco Company, yet they are owned and
controlled by the same men, which
is contrary to the Missouri statutes: that
the Atchison claims large indebted
ness due from the San Francisco.
whereas the complainants believe true
accounting would show the reverse:
that TO secure more complete control of
the road, by acquiring greater amount
of preferred stock, the Directors propose
TO issue $50, 100000 additional preferred
stock and an equal amount of bonds.
The petition also asks that the officers
OF the San Francisco Company be re-
strained from giving the Santa Fe any
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DIAMOND DUST.

Results of the Ball Games Played in
the East Yesterday.
CHICAGO, May 1.-Six thousand people
saw the first game of the season to-day.
and also saw Anson's colts lose by reason
Of their inability to find the ball pitched
by Calvin. Score-Chicago 2, Pittsburg
.. Batteries-Luby and NagIe; Calvin
and Mack
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The New
Workers jumped onto Esper in the third.
and got enough runs to demoralize the
home team. ScOre-New York IL. Phila
delphia s. Batteries-Rusie and Clark;
Esper and Clements.
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, May by heavy batting
the home team had an easy victory to-
day. Score-Cleveland L, Cincinnati 3.
Batteries-Hounga and thinner; Duryea,
Rhines and keenan,.
AT BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN, May 1.-The game to-day
was regular slugging match, in which
the home team had the best of it. Clark
son was relieved by Lowe in the seventh.
and CarutherS retired in favor of Terry in
the sixth. Bennett and kinslow were
the catchers. Score: Boston 6, Brooklyn
13.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
COLUMBUS, May 1.-Co1umbus 2, Lou
isville 0.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-Cincinnati l, st.
Louis 3.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
OMAHA, May 1.-Omaha 5, Mime
apolis 8.
DENVER, May 1.-Denver 8, st. Paul 4.
LINCOLN, May l.-Lincoln 0, Sioux
City 4.
KANSAS CITY, May kansas City 6,
MilWauk ee II.
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bonds, and from paying the alleged in
debtedness.
Judge Thayer fixed May 21st for the
hearing, and the meeting which was to
have been held on May 9th TO take action
on the bond proposition has been adj
journed.
The Atchison owns 200. 900 of the 263, ,593
shares of the San Francisco stock Cen
eral Attorney Kenna of the latter road
says the complainants own less than one
per cent. of the entire capital stock and
about one per cent. of first preferred
stock
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Religious Riot.

ATHENS, May IA dispatch from
Zante, Capital of the Ionian Island of
that name, brings news of serious re-
Ggious riot which has taken place. To-
day is observed by Greek Christians as
the Greek Good Friday, and part of the
ceremonies of the day consisted of pro-
cesslon. When it neared the Hebrew
quarter the Christians besieged the sec
ton, and upon the refusal Of the Chris
tIans to retire in peace, the soldiers there
fired upon them, killing and wounding
several people. The Christians. the dis
patch adds, are now pilaging the houses
OF the Hebrews at Iante, and threaten to
burn the Jewish quarter of the town.
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Influenza Endemic

LONDON, May y1.-Reports received hero
from all parts of England show that the
epidemic of influenza is still spreading.
There are many cases in London. Mills
and factories in different places have been
compelled to close on account of the dis
ease
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Hutchinson Unbalanced in Mind.

EVANSVILLE Qnd.l, May 1.-B. P.
Hutchinson, the missing Board of Trade
man of Chicago, has been found here by
the police.
The Chief of Police found Hutchinson
walking aimlessly about the streets and
took him into custody. He is being held
until word is received from Hutchinson's
son in Chicago. The old man appears to
be entirely unbalanced in his mind.
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TERRIBLE STRUGGLE.
Three Train Passengers Attacked
by a Desperate.
TWO KILLED AND THE THIRD SERI-
OUSLY WOUNDED

several People Killed in Religious
Riot in Zante, the Capital of the
1onian Island of the Same Name
Hebrew Houses PiIlaged, and
Threats Made of Burning the Jew
fsh Quarter of tho eCity-SensatiouaI
Murder Trial In France.
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Michigan Politics.

LANSING (Mich.), May 1.-The bill pro-
viding for the choice of Presidential
electors by Congressional districts has
passed both Houses of the Legislature:
also, the bill drawn up by the Democrats
to divide the State into one hundred rep
resentative districts.
The record-union., 1891-05-02
More Opium Seized.

SAN FRANCISCO, May IA further
search on the steamship China. on which
over half ton of opium was seized yes
terday by the Customs officers, brought
to light two more cases of opium, weigh
ing two hundred and fifty pounds, and
valued at $1,000. Other seizures are ex-
Dactad
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a RankrIInf.

LONDON, May 1.-Mr. Bottomly, Man
aging Director of Hansard's Union. was
in the bankruptcy court to-day. His liza
bilities amount to 81, ,750, 200. He is a bank
rupt, but states that he proposes to pay
his creditors in full.
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FIoquet Syrnpathfzes WITH worIxe,.s.

PARIS, May 1.-During the course of
the day Floquot, President of the CHAM
Der of Deputies, assured the deputation
that the men employed in various posi-
tions upon railroads had his sympathy
and support i'll the efforts being made to
bring about reduction in working
hours.
The record-union., 1891-05-02
The Newmarket Races.

LONDON, May This was the last day
of the Newmarket first spring meeting.
The race Of the day was for 900 guineas.
for three-year-old flIies. It was won BY
Mimi, Melody Qate Canticlel second, and
Siphonia third. There were twelve start
pTS
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Italian Forgers Arrested.

ROME, May 1.-The Italian police have
arrested twenty-five members of gi-
gantic association of torgers and circu-
lators of spurious securities. The au-
thorities say they have proof to connect
this combination with counterfeiting ma
tional bonds and other securities to the
amount of millions Of lire. Additional
and important arrests are promised soon,