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PROPOSALS..


DROPOSALS FOR SHEET LEAD, ETC, FOR THE
L Maynard. Mare Island, Cal.-October q, 1891.
Sealed proposals, indorsed proposals for Sheet
Lead, etc, for the Maynard. Mare Island, Call to
be opened November 3, 1891" will be received
the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing. Navy De-
partment, Washington, ID. g., until IL O'Clock noon.
November, B. 1891, ana publicly op ened mme-
diately thereafter to furnish at the Nayyyard Mare
Island Cal. quantity OF stores. consisting OF sheet
lead felt and plastic covering. The articles must
conform to the Navy standard and pass the usual
naval inspection Blank proposals Will be furnished
uDon application % the COmmandant, Mare Island,
the Navy Pay once, San Francisco Cal, to the
Bureau. The attention OF manufacturers and deal
ers is Invited. Tie bids, all other things being
equal, decided by lot The Department reserves
the right to waive defects or to reject any all
bids not deemed advantageous to the Government.
EDWIN STEWART, Paymast err General. u s.
Navy. oc17 20 % 26 At
GAN FRANCISCO. CAL. SEPTEMBER %,
- lS91-Sealed proposals, In triplicate will be
received here until IL o'clock, NJ, October 20,
1891, and then opened, for docking and repairing
the steamer General Mcdowell" aad for hire OF
suitable steamer as substitute therefor. Govern
ment reserves the right TO reject any ali bids.
Preference given to articles OF dom este produc-
ton and manufacture, conditions of price aud
quality being equal. All information furnished
application to ). q. CHANDLER, Deputy Quarter
mast er-General. U. 3. A. se2S 4t oc25 2t
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One OF the suburban visitors to the "Old
Homestead" at the Boston Theater had
least D0or-keeper Stockbridge thought so
when the suburban came to him with
frowning face and said You should have
an elevator in this theater, sir, and you
must, if you want me to come again. Mind
whatI tell you-get an elevator" and then
he went out to refresh on root beer.
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A REGIMENTAL CLUB.

The Captains of the different companies
of the Third Regiment are reported to be
actively at work organizing regimental
rifle club. Captain Z. II. Kennedy of B
Company says that the movement is reeeiy-
ing the hearty support OF the officers of the
regiment, and that in a few weeks the new
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The scores made by the company are as



The members of Company E of the Third
Regiment turned out we'll for rifle practice
This company intends to be regular vsi-
tor at the range and to place medals for
competition. There is good material in the
company which little practice will develop
into good marksmeu. Some of the scores
rnnI.. rnc fnrdnr n 70 ns fnllnms.
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BATTERY C, CAPTAIN HUBER.
Battery of the Second Artillery Regi-
ment and Battery d of the same regiment
were out for medal winning, Some good
shooting was done by the participants. The
Of POI: 4 l. ~ f.AIIn..-s
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
Tor BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. CALL on
i MRS 1. H. CHANDLER, 1929 Park ST., Ala
media oc2O II
Judd, HANLEY a CO.. 1851 PARK ST. WILL
u buiid, sell rent you any kind of a house any
where Alameda the most reasonable
tnrns an26
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AT Harbor View yesterday the Redmen's
Schuetzen Section had medal shoot, Sue
cessful marksmen won medals as follows ::
Glass medal--John Qldag, with 81 rings; II.
Goldschmdt, "a; w. Kreulzkamm, Al
The scores made by the section were: w
KreulZkamm, Al rings; John Oldag 81; On.
"a; E. Blodau SO; G. Oetzel, 81 P. VIII, 30;
III. Rulffs, 20; w. Mating "a; L. Gefcken, "a; ;
II. Mex. %; r Schnale. ID; A. Becker 6
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KNIGHTS on THE REp BRANCH
This club was again at the butts yesterday
for a medal contest and made the following
~ FRANcIsco scHUETzENs.

The bull's-eye contest of the San Fran
cisco Schuetzen Verein was carried on yes
terday with the usual amount of good ma
ture and enthusiasm that prevails at their
meetings before the butts. The lucky men
who carried off the h0nors yesterday are
given in their order, as follows
George A. Schulz, Z. Ipsen, II. Zecher. F. A.
Ftese A. Mocker, ID. Riehl. II. Hubbard, Charles
ThieI bach, II. Helberg and II. Roster.
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club will be placed on firm footing
regimental rifle club in the Third would d.
more than anything else to foster marks
would bring the members of the differeni
companies into closer intimacy and canSe
them to become better acquainted with each
other.
AT the next annual encampment of the
reElment, similar to Camp Macdonald. the
club would be able to place strong team OF
guardsmen in the field
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BATTERY ID.
Lieutenant Kelleher 50, Lieutenant Chapman
81 Sergeant Carson AZ, Sergeant Clark 43, SER
geaut Whitney 3S. Corporal Rosentna 81 Pri-
vate Hoffman 2S Private Setz 81, Private Les
Ter "a, Private Schwartz SO, Private Asmus 81.
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10 YOU KNOW
" WHERE TO BUY
BEST AND CHEAPEST
PARK LOTS

BEST AND CHEAPEST
PARK LOTS
If you wish TO buy few lots for the very lowest
prIces-Saot cash-a block part OF q block. do not
fail to call at ga Market St. office Of the Southside
Land Company, FOR il IS conceded by all that park
lots W n make more money by 50 per cent than In
yestments in any other part OF the city. There you
cent less than actual yalLe, at GA Market st. We
have just few very choice corners for sale: lew
very choice lots fronting the electric road, few
lots fronting the beach, which can be had by
making a small cash payment. balance on easy IN
staiEents. few extra choice bargains can be
had se27 tt
SS5OO TERMS TO SUIT BUYER; NEARLY
street residences, near Baker, OF and 10 rooms;
substantially built and finished. which wall be
guaranteed. containing recepton-hall saloon parlors
large dining-rOOmS, handsome nantes In spanish
cedar, cherry and antique oak, porcelain bath tubs,
French plate In front. and front doors and entrance
IN solid oak; walls lined and heaters throughout;
electric bells and gas attachment; speaking tubes
and every known possible convenience requited ia
trSt-class residence. Apply on premises ocll II
G.iOp LEVEL LOT. sUxI2U. WITH CREEK
u 1OVs in Berkeley. $40 monthly.
SlI0O-Ftne corner; lOUNlOO; sidewalEed.
S2OO-COrner: 2iNlOp; so cash. So monthly.
S50O-Lot 40Nl0O: $50 cash 50 monthly.
SJOO-CoTneT; i0N 90; SIdewtlzet; s. mouth ".
ASK FOR maps, 1000 lots, l offer only what | own.
CHAS. 4. BAlLEY, owner, 20 Montgomery OIL u
G.1c00 . 4-RooM COTTAGES IN BERk-
II IUUU. eley; block from station; 800 cash,
$50 a month.
si70O-New 5-roorn: $50 cash. sl5 monthly
SlS0U-New broom 5000 cash, $40 monthly.
Sl2CO-5-TOom; $3.50 cash Sl5 monthly.
S45U-Lot lOJNl33, near station; $40 monthly.
CALDNLLL GEOS.. " MONTGOMERY 81 Se26 q
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PRIVATE MATCHES.

One of the most interesting matches yes
terday was fifty-shot match by four mem-
bers of the National Guard. c. II. Gielow and
ii. L. Pendleton competed against w. II.
Cobbledicz and W. J. Downie. The sea re
for each ten shots is as follows:
c. H. Gielow 4S 4S AZ 46-2l3
II. L. Peudeton. AZ As AS 40 4l-21l
IOtal.
w H. Cobbsdiek. Al 43 az 45-2l4
w. j. Downie. ..........,..,.,.4 SO AZ Al 41-20i
Iotai.
1t will be seen that the first team won by
points. In his second score Downie's gun
broke down. The breeeh-plate blew out
and he was compelled to continue his score
with strange gun.
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C,TOCK AND MIXTURES VARIETY STO Il E
> branch bakery and laundry Office. NE cor. + III
ton and buchanan sts oc24 7t$
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~ IxlUO-THlNK OF IN. Only s250O: COR
= bert aud Falcon ave, mr. 18Th 81; on line of
Electric r. X. to Park; 20 minutes from CITY Hall;
lovely view Address T. f. b.. Box 81 this Office % IS
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4 WEEK NEWS FOR 5 CENTs-LHE WEEKLY
n CALL. in wrapper, ready for fnailinS.
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4 A. JENNINGS q CO, GENERAL CON
= tractors. painting, paper hanging. whitening.
mastering carpenter WORK. etc, 662 Mission ST..
doors east of Fifth, S. +. se27 Ban
SISNS, PAINTING WHITENING, PAPER
- hanging, Uniting aud decorating; wholesale and
retail dealers IN paints OILS glass brushes, var
nlshes AckAE q OF AN Z. zO5. POI Fourth. "a 6m
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EDUCATIONAL.

A NATEUR ACTOR CAN SECURE OPENING IN
~ professional company: must have good voice
and good wardrobe. Address Amateur, Box 80.
Cali. Brarcll once. oc26 3ts
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TABLE FOR HORSES; PLACE FOR FEED
and wagon. Apply at 2i0 Linden ave. oc25 II
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G1S0 TO $500 PER LOT AT FRUITvALE,
ID LOU Oakland: 80 to $25 cash and So per
month; beautiful lots adjoining the dOuble-deck
car line or Sessions new electric road Will give
free pass for . years any one who will build
Apply at once. e. w. WOODWARD IL CO., 90z
Broadway, Oakland. oc2l IT
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no MONTGOMERY sT.-FINE WINDOW AND
L l. = ONCE space. j. T. DUNN & co. oc25 81
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UNJUST TO SAM SNAIL.


Report that No Was Expelled from tho
Methodist Conference Untrue. a
PHILADELPHIA, June 15,-With refer
ence to the report tcIegraphedj from
Denver on Friday last, Rev. Sam Small
says the Colorado conference is misre-
presented and himselfdamaged by the
incorrect statement that e had dismiss
ed or expelled him from the Methodist
ministry. He says be would need to be
first tried and convicted before such
action could be taken. Having resigned
the Presidency of Utah University, and
his accounts theretEith having been
audited satisfactorily, he asked Doctor
Iliff, his ecclesiastical superior, TO be
reported by the Colorado conference,
and they be discontinued further con.
neetion. Tho vote in the matter was
purely formal and in no sense penal or
condemnatory. No charge was ever
preferred and none is pending in the
church courts against Mr.. Small. He
will, he says, continue his labors as
heretofore.
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Making tho Law odlous.

TACOMA, WASH, June 16.-As q result
Of the prosecution of the SALOON keepers
Of this city by the ant, sunday saloon
association, n6ta sdp3H &as open yes
terday. The saloon keepers, after being
convicted, decided to have enforced the
entire Sunday closing law which forbids
any kind OF business being done except
that Of undertakers, livery stables and
hotels. Yesterday, in addition to sal
oons and gambling houses, not d res.
taurant, cigar store or, news stand. dared
to open. I : 3
It is thought the effect of this whole
sale closing will bring repeal OF the
statute and defeat the Sunday closing
movement. The hotels could not ac-
commodate the hungry crowds used to
getting meqls,at I@aaFaDts2 3Mo
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A GREAT LOSS.
The Enormous Amount Of Life which Has
Gone Out Of the American People-can
Il Ever no RecpyorOd7

The Enormous Amount Of Life which Has
Gone Out Of the American People-Can
It Ever bO ReCoyor0d3
Have you noticed TINT thero are more broken
down men aud weak women on our streets to-
day than ever beiorUH Have you not noticed
that certain Of your friends, whom you have
always known TO be strong and healthy, arc, for
some reason. weak and lowsplritedi Is II not
possible that you yourself feel trile less Yisor
Gus than In the ptat7 Ia II o fact that the Amor
lean people are growing weaker, or . II due to
some local cHnsel There can DO little doubt
that II Is owing almost entirely 70 the fearful
after effects Of tho Grip. This terrible and mys:
terlous complaint starting unAecountably and
running severely, invariably leaves the person
IN weak. nervous and run DOM condition,
from which It requires much time TO recover.
When people nfG In such state, when nature
Is weak and broken what would commemorate
dictate should be doncS Precisely what phys
ici0ns S0Y should DO done, Wig: Assist Nature,
stimulate her lagging faculties, build her upl
HowS By using pure medicinal sttmulant,
and for this purpose thOro Is nothing equal to
pure whiskoy Doctors, scientific men and the
and hlyO uuhesitAungly agreed thnt thero Is no
whjSIey 10 pure and efficient NS Dutfy's Purs
Matt. II stimulates heGlthiy and builds mp,
wasted Tissues. II rcnewB the nervous orgNniEI-
ton and assists to health. II Ia popular because
It Is so efficient. Great care should be taken,
however, to SECURE only tho genuine. Distrust
any dealer who for any reason seeks TO Induce
YOU To buy something "iust Us good" By tho
iudiciOus use OF this pure Ninulant the after
and strength put IN plncO OF weakness and de-.
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nocontly issued.

Virginia Mountains and Sea Shore:
SO pages. 0fspecial interest to seekers
Of delightful summer homes among the
mountains and on the coast.
Personally Conducted Tours: SO
pages. Daylight tours through the Vir-
ginias, visiting White Sulphur Springs,
Natural Bridge Luray Caverns, Rich
mond, Va, and old Point Comfort.
Hotel expenses included in the price OF
round trip ticket which is SS5.
Springs, Mountains and Sea Shore re-
sorts: "a page leatlet with illuminated
map locating the summer resorts among
the Allegheny Mountains in Virginia.
Summer homes: page leRtiot giving
list OF private families living among the
Allegheny Mountains in Virginia, who
are prepared to take summer boarders.
T. +. V. tFNst Flying Virgini0n:1 Yes
tibuled Limited between Cincinnati
and New York via Washington. Pull
man vestibule sleeping cur service is
maintained by tho I. B.V. between
Louisville, Lexington and Washington,
Through sleeping.cnr tickets being sold
between Louisville aud New York, also
between Cincinnati and Old Point Com
fort. Pullman sleeping car Washing
ton to Boston, Through dining car be-
tween CihdiiiRati alid New York. Ten
page leatlet giving Tina table Of the F.
I. v, and also OF the Washington and
Cincinnati fast line.
Tho above publications will be mailed
free by addressing II. W. FULLER, g. p.
A., G. 4 o. railway, Cincinnati, Ohio, or
by applying to any CD O.ticket agent.
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A PASTOR RESIGNS.
A Reformed PrOobyterian WHO symr

a Reformed Presbyterian Who sympa-
thIzes with his Pittsburgh Brethren.
BBLTrMoRE, Nh, Juno l5.-Rev. E. NJ,
Smith, pastor Of the Reformed Pesby-
terian church, has formally rendered
his resignation. He said: II want it
distinctly understood that do not con-
slider myself a persecuted man. have
no word to say against tho church. I
was educated in the church, and some
may think ought to stay and give the
church the benefit of that education,
but ! could not do 80 conscientiouslyt Il
will also state that it Is my intention to
get into the Presbyterian church fit
will receive me"
The Gauge of Mr.. Smiths determine
ton to sever his relations with the Re-
formed Presbyterian church, happened
Oh Wednesday in the Synod OF that
church at Pittsburgh, Pa, when he, de-
clined to vote on the expulsion of five
young ministers who were tried on the
charges OF scandal, libel and following
decisive courses in declaring in favor OF
the right OF civil franchise.
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Let the world 1Inow You Arc in It.

1t seems almost crime for man to
"hide his light under bushel," II he
has something new, that will benefit the
human race, he should make it known.
Old-fogy physicians tread the beaten
path OF their grandf0thers, denounce
advertised remedies, and never learn
anything new. Medical science knows
no parallel to DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, compounded by a physi.
clan OF skill and long experience, espec-
tally for the maladies which atilict
women. It effects permanent cure for
those ag6nizing disorders which attack
her frail organism, and is an anchor OF
hope alike to delicate girls and suffering
women; contains no deleterious drugs.
A guarantee on the bottle-wrapper, re-
funding the price in case OF failure. OF
druggists, 81 90.
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A arout odd Fellows Temple.

CHICAGO, Juue 15.--In emulation of
their Masonic, brethren the, Odd Eel
lows have decided to erect q great tenn
pie Of their order in this city. 1t will
Be located at the northeast corner OF
Van Buren, street and Fifth avenue.
The building will cost $1,000, 900, and it
will be sixteen stories in height. The
ground for the Oates wnicost between
$3.50, 900 and $500; 700. buWork will COM
mence as soon as plans are finished.
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BLOODY CHRISTENING.
ATros Fight In which Knife and Pistol
Figure.

ATree Fight In which n Knife and Pistol
Figure.
NEWARK, N. j., June ia general
fight, in which tho knife and pistol were
freely used, took place this afternoon at
o housc where an Italian christening
wls being held. Among the guests
wore John La Fonte and John and Vim
cenzo Caputa, brothers. La Fonte and
yincenzo quarreled, when John inter-
iered and for his pains received stab
wound in the abdomen inflicted by o
stiletto, in the hands Of La Eontc, who
promptly made tracks for saloon close
by. When Vincenzo realized that his
brother had been stabbed, he started to
End La Fonte, an old navy revolver
clutched in his hand. He found him
and shot him three times, In Fonte at
the timc being on the run. Two bullets
lodged in La Fonte's shoulder, and the
third in the breast near the heart.
Vincenzo Caputo was arrested and La
Fente was taken to the City Hospital in
q dying condition.
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New York, June 15.-The police of
the One Hundred and Twenty-ffth
street station report that quarter past
twelve o'clock this morning. the tug F (.
w. Devoe run into and sunkzthe yacht
Emeline, in INT Hudson OPPOSITE One
Hundred anaTenth street, EEahk Jen-
hns and William II. Rohan were
drowned. All the other persons on the
yacht were saved. The pilot, Thomas
Walsh, was arrested.
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Husbands too often permit wives, AND
parents their children, to suffer from
headache, dizziness, neuralgia, sleepless-
ness, fits, nervousness, when by the use
of DR.. Miles Restorative .Nervine such
serious results could easily be prevented.
Druggists everywhere say it gives uniyer-
sal satisfaction, and has an immense sale!
Woodwork g. Co., Of Fort Wayne, Ind. ;
Snow 4 Co., OF Syracuse, n. y; J. @.
Wolf, Hillsdale, Mich, and hundreds OF
others Say ut is the greatest seller they
ever knew" It contains no opiates.
Trial bottles and fine book on Nervous
Diseases free at tho Logan Drug Co.'s. 8
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ACownrtlly Deed.

HELENA, ARK, June15.-James Woods,
Waterman on the steamer ]. F. Joy, had
a dispute with Capt. W, II. Holt about
tho display ot d4peer lights. i Moods
threatenedito got even with Capt. Holt,
and few minutes later, while the latter
was ina stoopingposition, Woods struck
him in the buck OF the head with an
axe. Capt. Holt died few hours later.
Woods escaped.
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A GREAT HONOR

Canonizing a dead brother is es-
teemed one Of the greatest honors that
can be conferred upon a Catholic order
in Quebec, and the Christian Brothers
are therefore making every endeavor to
prove that the cure Of Frere Nethelme
was genuine miracle. Such claims,
however, are very strictly inquired into,
for, as Vicar General Morrehal informed
me to-day when / called upon him in
regard to the matter, there must not
be the slightest possible doubt on such
matter. If any doubt at all exists the
Pope will not give his consent to the
caIionization OF the one who issupposed
TO have brought about the miracle"
The Pope ordered that an inquiry be
made, and forwarded list Of questions
to be put to the witnesses. Tribunals
Of such a nature, while always held &C.
cretly, the faithful ever being kept in
ignorance Of what transpires, are at the
same time most impressive, II those
who claim the miracle succeeds in es.
tablishing their claim then the Informs
ton Is scattered broadcast, but II q
doubt exists nothing more is said about
the matter.
The ecclesiastical tribunal is being
held in Archbishop Fabre's private
chapel. Tho Roman Catholic clergy in
Quebec have no power to render a de-
cision in tho matter, as the evidence
taken Is forwarded to Rome, whore the
Holy See decides.
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"FR1Tz" EMMETT DEAD.
Tho Famous Comedian sucoumbs to
PneumonIa ut Cornwall.

Tho Famous Comedian sucoumbs to
Pneumonia at Cornwall.
CoRNwAIIoS-THE-HvDsoN N. Y, Juno
15.-"FritE" Emmett, the comedian, died
at11:15 this morning ofpneumonia, Mr..
Emmett was in poor health when he
arrived at Cornwall about ten days ago,
and symptoms OF pneumonia developed
about a week ago. He and his son came
to Cornwall to spend the summer, and
had rooms at the Storm King House.
He was in charge of q nurse. A village
doctor visited him daily, and ut last a
New York physician was called in for
consultation. Mr.. Emmett spent sever.
al months here last summer and was SO
well pleased with the place that he
expressed the intention Of buying a
residence here. r.i4 tft
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CANTON, O., juno 14.-During an alter
cation last night over pane of glass
Joseph Wise, a saloon keeper, almost
instantly killed Charles Henderson, col.
ored, by blow OF the fist. Wise de-
manded money for the glass, and
claimed that Henderson assaulted him
with railroad spike.
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We find St. Patrick's Pills to be very
extra and to give splendid substitution:
They are now about the only kind called
for.-W. A. WALLACE, Oasis, IA. For
sale by druggists.
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September next, take ppssession Of the
great Anaconda copper mines. The
price to be paid ID tated at between
$20,000,000 and S25, 900; 3D.. . !The pur-
chase'by tho Rothschildsi asaid to befor
a foreign syndicate.
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All werc DroMnod.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, June ia. D.
Cooley and @. H. Anderson, of this
city, and two young ladies living at
Rockford, went out boat riding at Rock
ford last evening. The boat capsized
and all were drowned.
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IsDIASApoGs, I'm, June n5.-.Yester-
day morning Joseph o'Donovan, con-
tractor on the indianapolis & yincennes
road, opened can OF gasoline near the
fire. An explosion followed and 0'Don-
ovan was almost roasted and died from
his INJURIES. 1rs il sHDaf s4aHU'
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SInIstcr Falls.

BALTIMORE, Mn, June 15.-samuol
Strauss, Master has filed a deed of
trustto Henry L. Austen and Henry D.
Fisher for the benefit OF creditors. AS
sets $4,000. Liabilities supposed to be
largely in excess OF the assets.