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wAsnIsuTos, Jun. es.-Cap,ain
Cotton, special commissioner on IN,
Worlds Columbian erposItion 10 Cen.
trail America, reports that the cavern.
m.nt OF British Hondura. has accent.
ed the invitation 10 PARTICIPATE In IA,
Worlds Columbian exposltlon and
has appointed COMMISSIONER 10 look
after tho exhibit.
The first acts Of tho now ministry.
which was recently appoint.d In
Guatemala, was 10 issue a dscrco con.
corning tho representation of that
country Mt tho Chicago exposition.
The Dlaria Official Of Jun. bth, which
arrived on tue last steamer. contains
the deere. issued from the Execute.
palace:
Whereas, In order that the Nation
should properly respond 10 The invita-.
tlon 10 narticlnst, A., ~, xva,tys- -
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sAS Francisco, June a. Police
Onlccr Knott attempted 10 arrest
Thomas Golding, Jr., an employo Of
the hydfogfaphlc office, nj the house
Of his parents In this city, last night,
on a charge Of horse stealing. Gold.
INF, ST., who IL an old Pacific Mall
steamship captain, repealed the ofllcer
with a cuilafs, and when the latter
was reinforced by Onlcvr brown,
Gould aud Migoe, dolding was assisted
by bis wifc aud son.
A number Of shots wcfur fired, and
when Golding was finally arrested aud
taken u lail II was found that u0lding,
m, had bullet wuund Ia his back
that will probably prove fatal. Oflleur
Drowu was shot In the right thigh,
Onlorr Magcr had his right check split
opcn hy blow from the cutlas-, Gold
Inn. Jf., had several sovero scalp
wounds aud Onlo,r Knott had n
wound aefo.s his forehead, made by n
bullrt.
Tho Golling family claim that the
shots were all ftcd by tho policemen
after being thrown from tho porch, aud
al,o claim 10 have mistaken tho police
ION burglar. Til. was Also tho Wow
az citizen nsmei u. q. Mann, who
attempted 10 interfere aud was knocked
sonseleaa. Tho warrant for young
Goulllng's arrest grew out OF horse
Trade, be refusing 70 return horsa Tor
which no gave watch In trade.
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or Wild Disorder in the Chamber OF
Deputies In the Eternal
City
ABOUT THE POLICY OF the ITALIAN
covrRSmrnr.
The Parliament Adjourns with a Great
Finale In Favor or the
Dreibund.
ITALIAN LAWMAKERS.
Excited scenes IN the Chamber OF
Dspatiss.

Nt'htN
lsoME, June gs.-Thcrc was another
scene Of widest disorder In the Cham.
Ter OF Deputies, when tho foreign
policy Of the government came up Tor
consideration. Afier few prelimi.
nary skirmlshes, Admiral Brin, ex.
minister Of marine. who was speaking
yesterday whun the sitting had been
suspended on account Of tile tumult In
the chamber, rosc 10 proceed with the
foreign Interpolation, but was met
with such n storm Of radical protests
that he was only able 10 repeat tho
tezt OF the Interpolation.
Premier Rudini then rose and de-
clAfod In emphatic terms, that the gov.
eminent would adhere firmly and
stolidly 10 the Dreibund, adding that
Italy and Europe might rest assured
that these alliances would be main.
thined, and that Luropcan peace would
long bc preserved.
With this the whole house, with tho
exception of tho extreme left, rose aud
cheorvd long and heartily. After FUR.
Their bickerings, some dcprccatory nllu.
sions made ~ MARITIME excited the an.
ger Of the Radicals, who sprang from
the seats, gesticulating Violently, and
drowning tho voice Of the speaker with
their shouts.
Cavalleiil made n rish nj MARITIME
and would have struck him but for tho
Interference Of friends, who parted tho
two men. Every member stood shout
Ing, disputing and mcnhcing in tho
widest manner. Finally tho president,
finding himself unable 10 pacify tho
n.mben., abruptly suspended sitting.
When the sitting was resumed Cnval-
lcttl, slgnor Bonio and the president
Of IN. Chamber appealed for concord.
and all three were enthusiastically APP
plandod by the House. Finally Par.
lament adjourned for the summer.
The Opfnc says the nid.nes. In the
Deputies today IL interpreted 20 mean
that the renewal Of tho Drcibund IL an
accomplished fact.
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NEW York, June 2I.-A reporter
found William Henry HuTlbert
NJ tho residence VI Mayor Cooper in
Washington Square. "Mr. Hurlbert,D
said the reporter, 'oan you a. an old
friend Of the lats Lawrence Ollphant,
throw any light ON this question OF
thc relations between MrOliphAnt aud
Mr.. II. IL. Harris, the so-callvd 'prlmat.
Of tho New Life,' now Ia Californian
81 know Oliphant Intimately AaII
Mr.. Hurlheft, "and my fficndshlp with
him dates back 10 u period before Ia.
civil war, when, with the younger
brother Of Lord Ampthill, now lord.
Arthur Russell, he visited tho Pflnples
In South Carolina, and made friend.
ships la this country which lac kent I'M
through his curiously varied career.
Hut neither | nor any who knew and
loved Law renee oliphant IN a man OF
the world, can throw any light ON his
relations with Harris.n
"Why noi?"
"iiecauao these relations were I'm
their nature occult. In more than on.
published work ollphhnt hinnelf tried.
and In my Judgment signally failed 10
throw light on them. Oliphant's belief
In The Life was M genuine, when.
ever u superyoned upon him, az Joan
OF Arcs belief for example, IN her
voices"
at IA said In California, that Lady
oiiphant, his mother, led him into THIS
belief IN order TO save him from the
eva influences OF siren, who had lured
him into life Of dissilatlon.D
"Fhat IN Abrolute nonsense. Ollphant
has given tho tfue story OF his con.
version In his own very curious and
Characteristic book, 'Piccadilly.i lie
never was a dissipated man In ali mis-
HE. From his earliest youth he was
an active, energetic worker In ths
world Of diplomacy and OF Letters. i
am told that In California tho Disciple,
maintain that Oliphant was known I'm
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sir Lansc,i. Retir.s from Fable
Life.

OTTAWA, June 2s.-Sir Hector Lam
gevin, minister Of public works, has
decided TO retire from public ME. The
evidence adduced before the parliament
tary committee OF Inquiry Into the
management Of the department OF pub
lie works has Implicated the minister
aud his department In one Of the gray.
est scandals evor unearthed IN Canada.
Friends Of Sir Hector say that no j. In
nocont. 10 y freely announced, how.
ever, that after the present sceion OF
parliament the oldest pfivy councillor
IN Canada and the trusted auviser OF
tho late premier viii retire Into ALSO.
lute NeclusiOn. lie VIII not accept the
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NEW OnLEASs,Jun g7.-Mi.s kaes.
man residing In baltimore. Md, fled
,llt In the Uuitcd States court tbis
Afternoon against Biownlcc u. TAYLOR
iof slOO, 900 for breach u promise. She
claims That he became engaged 10 her
~ June, lsss, but has Postponed the
COMMUNICATION of their nuptlals from
unie 70 time on various ptelexls.
IN Apfil last she learned that the
defendant hal clande.linoly entered
Into marital relations with another.
Taylor j. also charged with circulating
reports affecting defendants good char.
aciefi knowing them 10 he false. Tay.
i i yell known here and stands high
In business cifcles,
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IoSpoS, June .s.-Mu, John w.
Mackay gave a grand hquso'warming
M her magnificent mansion on carlton
Terrace Friday night. u was the
dn..t ball OF the season. Twelve hun
ared arislocmtic acquaintance had
ssen invited, and most Of them attend
ed during tho evening. ,
The electric lights gave special
hyiIllancy 10 tho famous marble stair.
,,a.e and h. decorations, aud brought
mo relief the white aud gold orna.
mentatlon Of the reception rooms and
iaysly tapestries aud son silks with
whicL the walls were covered through
ont This whole mansion was III np
rom roof TO cellar, and had the appear
ance Of a fairy scene.
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What q wom.n should Weigh.
A woman Mho.e height

lhls table u for women between twenty
and foF'y'lve years of age After that
they become heavier A woman should
weigh but little lesa than a Inan in proper,
Non 10 her height. The bust Of perfectly
formed woman should measure ten inche.
more than her waist. II tho waist Is Laced
In smaller than this, the abdomen il press.
ed down and tho bosom up. causing both
To billow out 10 an unnatural slEe aud
COMPRISING the waist too much for either
health or beauty.-Pittsbur1 Dispatch.
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An Attack os tho Sac aud res
Ageuey.

KANSAS CirY, June 25.-A special
10 the Tunes from Wichita, Kan. says.
A sensational rumor Il current here To-
night 10 the effect that an attack was
made ON tho Sac and Fox agency, last
night, by an armed hand OF desp.rA-
does, Who Afv reported 10 have cap.
tutcd = large TREASURE aud escaped
with H.
The Dalton gang I. reported 10 be
connected with tho affair. IL IL said
Indian traders, who have been doing
business with the Indians since the
latter sold their lands 10 the govern.
mcnt, wefu the heaviest losers. No
yerneation u the report has boon rc-
cclycd.
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LONDON, June sit IA reported
that the Car h angry ut the Danish
Crown Prince for sending out pam.
phlets protesting n;aih't the pefsecn.
ting Of the Jews In Russia. II IN not
likely, however, that this will inter.
fcre with the CIaf's yisl, to the Danish
court.
The populace attacked aud looted
Jewish baths In Hhefwleika, near
Odessa, and maltreated the occupants,
who He'd 10 their homes, which thoy
barrlcaded against their pefs.outofs.
Aa n result Of these attacks nm edict
has been Issued threatening tho decla-
ration q martial law Tor exeesses
against tno Jews.
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~. hnu confer practical training un.
w IVY S,9,haitiona following ne closely ne
pV.'ihloaciual warfare.
n, Aecoflinng 10 the programme laid out
u ,ieie u 70 ~ Tor the fpt time In IN.
history OF The country a series Of naval
nls,nenNcfs Involving problems Of
ss'uAl warfare pfusented In the attack
~ one OF the great maritime forts hy a
, IVY naval force and The deionso by
,i american navy. The "Veuvms. -
we tofpedo boat "Cushingn and tie
a.. ,, "Aaintonomah" will take part
IN Tue mancuven.
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Tho chilean Ambassador. is WASH
inzton.

wAauSoToS, June G.-Don Pedro
Mont and associates, representing tho
Chilean congressional party, maui ,l,.., ny
effort today to meet tho President,
Acting.secfetsy Wharton or any
government officers anu have 20 iAf
given no official notice o. thelr pro-
cnce In Warrington or Their mission mission
10 tie United States. Their po'i,lg,h,
makes necessary extreme , d.ii'
caey aud the exercise OF tact ~ lhui'
.fioIts 10 establish communication
with officers OF this government. -,
Tho principal adyAnlag. ~, sn lsn =.
10 accrue from tholr recognition ~
bellls.rents Il rather Of nrgause
charaeisr, a. il would not involve Tue
allowance Of tho right Of the oongIa,,,
SIonai party 10 buy arms and ana, r ,,'as,d
men M tho United States, bat woul l,
prevent tho Balmsccda government
irom sx,fclsing this right as u may
now. and would thus place po'h "''
llons on AN equality
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SAN FRANclscO, June 25.-Advlces
here state that a dmlr' Belknap. com.
msnding the Aslaiic squadron, fc.
etiycd a dispatch from the United
STATES consul.genofal, Leonard, nj
Shanghai, June let, saying that the
hand u Chinese which destroyed the
French mission nj wosich May ais,
were ON their way ~ the French mis.
sions eighteen miles from Shanghai,
aud At sachakuf II was thought they
would attack the missions At those
places. The consul.gcncfal states that
niue gunboa,s were going up the river.
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LONDON, June 2s.-welah tin-plate
workers are angry over the sioppage Of
the works. They argue that tho c.s-a.
ton one week pcr month would an.
rwct tho same purpose and avert tho
distress. AlS delegates are going IN
America 10 Inquire Into the prospect Of
profitable employ mont. American
agents here besides buying the latest
machinery arc offering over double
wages.
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IoSDos, June ss.-rhe Rome cor
,.snondent OF the nmcs says the com.
mission appoinled 10 inquire Into tho
n,.yalencc Of typhoid fever In this city
y, EloT,nee has condemned all the
s,Istlne supplies 81 water IN Florence,
and recommended that all visitors
should only drink bottled water " they
Mo- moi deslfe 10 contract typhoid fever.
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KANSAS CITY, June I; = .n.ss CIV NV
prospects Of big strike at han .,, M Th,
s%sIung aud refining company, "a tbs
management have given nG 9n ,Se 70 num- M"
~, " hours OF lAbor from twrlV. y
. ooI ~ and In wages from 8 $50 yer usi
IA, oS The men have Offered 70 NV' !,
. VI s,,-I sonrs Tor $3.50 per day anu u
,h sa' IL mi granted they viii s,il I,t V ~
s mand y Wv There may be a strike OF
other workmen'
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MAscnrsrrR, June ia p u ,.,s
,hini,ion was given here today o. lhe
gun Invented by J. y. Albeit .ils a Sa
engineer. Details as TO lhs , ae'Isn ns %s
ssrt in profound secret until inc NM. n 'nsa
,rhe nrlnejple Of the gun i pnrunlanc,
snd Il Il clalmed that II WI SUI w. ~
~. zslanslI gun, throwing my
nounds Of dynamite three miles
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syATrLE, Jnne 2s.-A special to the
pssi. LxRigenesr from franklin, says
mai while strikers are angefed al the
s ua,,on of tie oregon Improvement
G'a,nany In taking negroes 10 the
Sa~rasile coal mines, started TO clean
out ihe negro camp tonight.
0' In the scrlmmage, four person. We're
,,,lad A deputy sheflif who had been
=, ,he scene fof the past four weeks,
i,ad for militia, and two companies
I'M on a special train.
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wAsuiNaIuS, June, sT.-rho bureau
NJ American Trpublics has received In
fefmatlon from the rcpublio OF Chile
m IN. organization Of the new cabinet
~ tallow,. Interior, Espinosa; foreign
aif.lrs and waF.hip, Aldunale; Justice
and PUBLIC Instruction, Concea; nn'
sne, XonAr.A; war aud marine, Nelas-
Sues; Industry and public works, I'm.
pall,
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MuL Edward Allen "a known Ia most
paria Of Florida A. one 81 the ''mnst got up.
and got" naiive women of the state. For
many years this lady. who, by tho way IL
q tirlkingly beautiful brunette 81 stately
carriage, was the malnstAy Of her former
husband, Captain Williams. In tho manage.
meat u the pencil mills NJ Crystal River
a. his death, three years ago, she assisted
her son during his lifetime. and now that
the mills hrr under tho immediate control
OF tho Dixon company she retains tho
ownenhipof the Stores aud for her powers
81 controlling business. ~ a merchant
shrewd cedar buyer. hotel keeper, orange
grower. farmer. town alta boomer aud In
staissp'anship, she CARRIE On her neighbor-
hood, extending throughout tho counties
Of fernando, Citrus and MArlonl with
womanly gfaon tho nobriqurt Of Queen
Mary. "-Cor. Florida Times Union.
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TOMBSTONE, Aria, June -. - a
Chinhman was attacked by Ave
Apaches In the mountains, near the
Sine last Friday. He was shot four
times and loft for dead. The wounded
man was brought Ia by friends. lie
Il still alive. No pursuiI VI the In
diana IL being made.
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LONDON, June 2s.-The Rom. cor.
respondent Of the Asi0s learns from u
prominent authority tina. Pfpmlcr
Rudini desired 10 secede from the Drci-
bund, hut on finding that England
was In sympathy with tho alliance, no
decided no, TO isolate Italy by refusing
10 renew tho treaty.
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BRRLIS, June 2s.-rhe action Of tho
Russian imrressario, long pending
against Nine. Patti, for damages for
breach OF contract, has been decided In
Nine. PATHS fayor.
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LosDoS, June gs.-Sir John Fender
has withdrawn from the board Of
trustees Of corporation ON account "
his colleagues suing him for receiving
flO,0ol Invested on his guarantee In n
coal mining company. The trial IL c1.
pccted 10 lead 10 important disclosures.
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Walker has been directed oy !, e,,e 4
Tracy 10 prepare a plos, and early
man,,,,yers Tor the summer anu i ,orcs,
autumn, which will dispose .9S AVIAN 'v'.
1nasr ia command 10 tho beai Au'A"
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CLEVELAND SPEARS.
Private aud special Liquidation. an
gNll.

Providence, juno 27.-The dinner
Of tho Commercial club this evening
WINS the last VI the season aud die.
tnguishcd assemblage cat NJ It, board.
Private aud special legislation was the
theme u the evening. Ex.Chief JUS
tlcc Durfeo was the ilrst speaker. lie
lanonted the c0rfuptncsa " the lobby
and emphasized the importance oi ciu.
zcns anu business men taking more
nctivo Interest In politics.
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LONDON, June p, Sir George Baden
Powell and Mr., Fronde, members u
tho British Behring Sea commission,
arc passengers on the steamship
"Etruria." which sailed from Queens.
town today tot New York.
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HAVANA, Junc es.--Thc famous
bandit Arturo Garcia, has been found
dead near Artimcaia. Numerous
bullet and stab wounds weru found on
the body, but II is not known who
killcd him.
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PANS, June eI.-Prcsldcnt Carnoi
today signed the ffanco-BrAzlllan
convention, protecting the literary and
artistic works Of two countries mon
TONED.
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A Nonarchist Party with Pcryading
Catholic Spirit but Embracing
Prolestants.
rHr ezAR TO VISIT rHt tarHcH
AT cRonsrAor.
ny TcisFr,nh 10 tho sswsI
a INV FRENCH FACTION.
Cardinal Richard rosms Religious
pasts win o Political Aim.

p.uta Inn, -trnd., IN, prompt.
Ia, r., s,ss,it,,.i Iiicha,i ntbs, I,aJ..
~ 81 m, A. ni"ra,,,ry In F,anrc have
matted A., n,,,,,,-,ti,n 10 Cardinal
I,ava,,,i.,. ,,Ilcv in .nnport M Tho
Rrpublic and n nav iartv A. forming.
called the Union de la France
H.. Inrl,,d.. ,i,, n,,nelnai ranscrys,ivc
SENATOR nnd n.nntlc. m. composl.
Hon on I'M, lfnion H. ,IlstInctly Mon.
arcbI.t Lnt in N. n,.antln. ieVisIa.
tIy, artion ,.iii IA. limiie,l to a doinand
ior Inc Alteration of seholastlc laws
affecting reIlglo,,a t.acbinu md 10 the
nboiitlon 81 lilo military law Involving
n poflod on service for clerical noyitlatrs.
The COMMITTEE. aims 10 embrace the
o,esslt N'..in Wy a''"'"s"
'"o Po''""'"s HP''' - N"'"o''V'
THE FAMILY OF TitE CAR.
Nh, .,,.,..n.
Vsi nl.eI W .oI,s " .,' -
.s'.,,i,' IN, VII, ~, m,.,i, .,,,.dsa,,
.s.',g WI W.. wv r,v"en 49,,
s'. ,Ioutu.l' Nus"-. e'u, ST. va, w.
sihn,is iii .i.a III, ~ a., RIA
Fpuch oiiicon viii DO Invited 10 a
gaia f,cepion at we fetet ,, Wniis
p..,, ,u,"st "" w. s'',. ,',, ~ ~,
~, H ~ ~, s"s M osne,, ' hn M,
.vrrvthing viii Ia. Jon. Ia ofiioially
.mphasis. Tho snfsafe botwe.n the
Ffrnoh and Vns.lan cavern nients.
Tiih hAi>k'pf sfhliSh
has eoiinu..,d. Tn, train men last
ovrninr .,soIypI Ia strlkc and this
1890 ~ Hfff"N 49,"
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The JEWELLERS AND WATciIAiAKrRs
have agreed 10 close their business nj
J p. NJ hereafter except Saturdays and
days before Holidays.
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MONDAY, CITY, TERRITORY.

their fold NJ 'woodbine.' My fecollcc.
tiun T. that In London, Ollphant, him
self, told me that Woodbine was the
name u his oxtfa.tertcstrial BRIDE"
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WASHINGTON, June sI.-rtcaslrcf
Nebcker today fcpoIls the net oasho,
In tho Treasury At 81 bos, ~, additional
10 tho fractional silver aud the uepos'u
Ia tho national banks.
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loSDoS. June 2I.-Four.nhhs Of
the tin p!ais works In tho south Of
vale. closed today Tor one month,
throwing 5000 hands out Of employ
ment for that time.
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AtiAche. considerable impoftAnc. 10 the
coming visit of IA. young King of Ser
via 10 tho Car aud 10 tho arrange.
menis made % give the vislt distinct
political Significance.
Reference made 10 Letters from Rome
regarding the candidaturo Of Cardinal
I.hyigorle 10 tho Holy scc, have aroused
the aniagonlAm 81 the Germans 10 the
Idea u a. frenoh Pope. The hromer
ZckuDg holds that II IL probable that
the successor 10 Leo MI will be- drawn
from tho Italian cafdlnalhte, and N the
next Pope DO not an Italian, the choice
OF the conclave will 10 Cardinal CIT.
bons Of tho United States, against
whom mother national Ieaiounics nor
international clerical differences can
operate.
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WHEELING, w. Va, June 2s.--
Harvs Mullins, the leader Of the no.
tofious Mullins gang OF moonshiners,
who have been mailing whisky and
committing murders and other crimes
IN Mcdowell county for several Year.,
has been arrested, together with
Cooper, ono of the gang. The capture
was made by Deputy Internal Rsv-
enue Collector Koadle, who took .
posse Of men with the discrimination
of breaking up the gang. lie took
warning from the fate VI other officers
and instead Of an open attack, made n
still hunt and hid Ia tho woods for
several days, being at last rewarded by
ambushing llarye Mullins aud
Cooper. Mullins attempted 10 shoot,
but was knocked down with ride
aud handcniied. Cooper surrendered.
They viii be- taken 10 PaTkersburg,
before tho United States court, tomor-
row, after which an attempt will DO
made to capture the remainder Of tho
gang, numbering about twenty-five.
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nAIN ANp LIamININu.

ST. PAUL, June STA heavy rain
storm prevailed IN this city and Vicinity
thlsAfiefnoon, causing numerous Nnh'
outs. Lightning during the storm
caused havoc among the electric "Ifer'
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Darwin n...role committed TO Hail.

NEW YOMS, June 27.-Dsrwin Mes
orole, son Of Gen. Meserole, who last
night shot and killed Theo, Larbig,
was today committed to the Raymond
Street jail. Mrs. Comst0ck, In whose
house Tho shooting occurred, was also
committed rs wltnrss. Larbig was
travelling salesman from Providence,
M. l., where he left a wife and family,
and when In this city lived with Mrs.
ComstOck, who II widow In a fiat,
which he had fited up Tor her. Young
Meserols recently rented part Of the fiat
from Mp. C0msioCk. Yesterday hs
took her 10 C0ney island, where they
met l4arbig. On returning home Lar.
big began to abuse Ms. Comstoeh, who
ran 10 Mesefolo for protection. A gen.
eral fight ensued, which ended by Mes.
erole shooting Larbig dead.