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The morning call., 1891-07-02
TAKING PRECAUTIONS.


Personal Safety of the Emperor Carefully
Looked After.
LONDON, July 1.-The Prince of Wales
to-day had long interview with the Queen.
who sunni oned him for the purpose Of dis
cussing aui settling a number of perplexing
questions, court etiquette and precedence on
account OF the approaching visit of the En-
peror of Germany. The court, military. So
c!ety and Iearly all other circles are more or
less stirred up by the Emperors coming an d
thousands viii not breathe freely until Ger
many'S Emperor has left. German de-
tecuyeS, Br tish detectives and the police of
all kinds ara already attending TO business,
for the fact that there are hot-hea6ed Em-
perOr-hating Germans and Frenchmen in
Great Britain is not lost sight Of by the au-
tlOrities
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Yeshiigawa, Minister for Education, is sue
eeeded by Viscount Tanaka. For several
days the. changes have been wrapped in
mystery, but the native papers are now pub
fishing the reason. 1t is said that as mat
ter of courtesy the Russian Prince wired
from China asking permission to take his
feet around the island of Kagoshima.
AS matter OF fact, no such permission was
needed. but the request was made through
the Russian Minister at Toxic TO avoid CIV
ing ofense. The japanese refused permis-
sion for any but the Princes own vessel to
visit kagoshina, whereupon the Russian
Minister informed the authorities that other
vessels would accompany the flagship and
Tor them to stop the fleet at their peril.
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SUGAR DIVIDEND.
- restraining Injunction Issued Too Late to

Be Of Service.
NEW YORK, July Judge Barnard, sit
ting in the Supreme Court, has granted an
injunction restraining the payment of
dividend on the stock of sugar refinery
companies. The plaintiff in the case is said
10 be James A. Taylor. 1t seems that the
injunction is similar to the.action of the man
who locked the stable door after the horse
was stol en-. 1t is said checks for the div-
dend were all made out and mailed to the
stockholders late last night. This done, the
Trustees silently stole away and no officers
of the company were at their desks to-day.
lnquirers were told that they had all gone
fishing. The officers were unable to find
any one on whom to serve the injunction
papers. This is the first dividend by the
company since reorganization. When the
announcement of the granting of the divi-
dend was made iu Wall street this morning
it created quite little furOr in the market.
Sugar stock. which sold as high as 90
dropped to 81, and then sold up again to
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The Lorillard tobacco Company.

NEW YORK, July IAN official announce
ment was made yesterday that the prop
erty and business Of p. Lorllard & Co.,
tobacco manufacturers, has been turned
over to stock company, to be known as the
p. Lorillard Company. with capital of
S5,OOO 600. of which S2OO0.OOo will be pre-
ferred stock, entitled TO s per cent cumula-
tive dividends, and S3,OO0.000 common
stock. The Lorillards take common stock
in payment for the property turned over,
and will retain the management The
stock is to be listed on the New York Stock
EYnhnnnn
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Only Two Sentences.

BosToN. July 1.-To-day is one Of great
rejoicing among the bibulous citizens of
Massachusetts,, for to-day the great crank
law went into effect throughout the State,
whereby all arrested for intOxication could
procure their freedom by signing a docu-
ment. The law makes 1t necessary for the
police to prove former arrests to secure con-
vlctions, and this. if successful. makes an
one testifying falsely get an extra long SEN
tence for perjury. To-day there were 400
arrests from city and towns and only two
sentences. all the others declaring this to be
tl.~i. pflIhary indscretiOn
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oath.Rouud Couuterfeiters CAUGHT,

KANSAS CITY, July 1T. 7. Stratton, j.
j. Derry and j. w. Crawford were arrested
last night, suspected of being counterleiters.
In the pockets OF each was found an oath
setting forth that if any one violated the
secrets of the others he should be killed by
one Of them. Crawford claims to be ply
sician of Iowa. The others are farmers of
Mercer County, Mo- A letter was found on
Stratton from w. Wiley Perkins of King
fisher. Oklahoma, that SAYS. Your spurious
coin went off we'll" The prisoners were
held for examination.
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THE EASTERN TURF.
Strathmsath, the Chicago Derby Winner,
Badly Beaten at COney Island.

New YORK, July 1.-At the Sheepshead
Bay Track to-day there were Is, 600 persons
present to witness the closing of the COney
Island Jockey Clubs meeting. The feature
OF the day was by all odds the Realizati on
stakes for three years at mile and five fur
longs. worth to the winner nearly 10000.
Strathmeath, on the strength of his recent
American Derby victory at Chicago, was an
overwhelming favOrite. but after running in
the front rank until the stretch was reached
was passed by both Potomac and Montana
These two had battle royal in the last fur
long, and by the most skllful and hardest
kind of riding Hamilton landed Potomac q
winner by the shortest of heads.
One mile, Tulla Blackburn won, Stride
away second, Bermuda third. Time al %.
The Futurity stakes, Victory won, His
Highness second, Nestibule third Time,
1:09%
Seven furlongs, Arab won. Cynosure Sec
Ond. Kitty third. Time, 1:2S -.
realization stakes, one and fiYe-eighths
miles, Potomac won, Montana second
Stratlimeath third. Time, 2:51.
One mile and a furlong. Kingsbury won.
Chesapeake second, Little Mincn third.
Time, :57B.
Two mics handicap sweepstakes) Mas
terlode won, st. Luke second. Come to-Taw
third. Time . :36
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has been swindling the collegians, Odd
Fellows and others. He was last heard of
in Palsade, New. Watson is % years old,
slender, tall, with fair complexion aud
clean-shaven face. He is a rapid talker,
very plausible in conversation, and is an ex-
-peled member of Guiding Star Lodge, No.
262. Sometimes he calls himself Weston, at
Others Westmore. and also Dav. His father
Is a well-kn0wn resident of Massachusetts.
who has several times helped his son out OF
bad serapes. Watson eloped with a re-
spectacle girl of this city. but she finally
left him when she discovered his worthless
ness. lie now has an actress with him.
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PHILADELPHIA, July IA statement of
claim was filed today in the United States
Circuit Court in the suit brought by ID. w.
Page e Co. of New York against c. S. Riley
& Co. of Philadelphia, to recover balance
Of 500, ,276, with interest. from December 1,
lS90 said 10 be due on the purchases of lum-
her. The statement showed running ac-
count between the firms from August. 1884,
10 November last aggregating S9l6, ,447.
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Wealthy stockmau Violently Insane

ST. PAUL tMinn.), July 1.-Andrew Row,
a wealthy stoekman and mine-owner OF
Wardner, Idaho. was taken from an east
,9und train at Wasega, MINI, to-day, vic.
lently insane. He was on the way to Eu-
rope. On his person was found draft on
bank at Spokane Falls for $1,000 ana S32D
in money. His valise, containing deeds to
valuable mining property, was either lost or
stolen.
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At Kansas Citv.

KANSAS. CITY, July-t There were six
races to-day. The weather vas clear and
tue track fast. The winners were:
-Four and a half furlongs, Lucy boy won,
Colonel Cox second, Elsie b third. Time,
57H1a.
Fifteen-sixteenths OF mile. Grannie A
won, ,Crispiuo second, Rabbi third. Time,
1871.
Seven furlongs. Maud won, Ulf second,
Gendarme third. Time, 1:334.
Day second, Miss Cent third. Time. :05b
Seven and half furlongs, Pat Kiug won,
Bob Paxton second. John G third. Time,
I.o14.
rive and half furlongs. Gold Dust won,
School Girl second. Ben Cox third. Tine,
O:57%i.
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DENVER, July Mime. Philo, charged
with stealing a $1,000 check from Frank g.
NJ. Newkirk, State agent of the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company. made a
confession tonight, duplicating G. NJ. New
kirk, brother of the agent She says shs
consented TO the crime through love for @.
NJ NeMkirk. The latter was arrested.
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National Bank Closed.

AsBURY PARK On. j.. July 1.-The As
bury Park National Bank was closed to-
day by order of the Comptroller of the Cur
rency. The total debts are Sf72,0OO. SIM
mons OF bank-wrecking fame used the bank
last year in Exiting" his checks. The de-
positors will be paid in full. There is no
excitement over the matter, as the business
was comparatively small.
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Suicide of a Patient.

WooDuAvEN IL. L., July Mrs. Emma
Brown, wife of Daniel 5. Brown. Secretary
of the Fort Benton (Montana) Board of
Trade, escaped yesterday from the Santa
rum here. where she has been under treat
ment for some time for emotional insanity,
ana ended her life by jumping into the res
erYnir of the WOpdhaYen Water Works.
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MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS.

State Convention to Prepare for the Coming
Campaign.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 1.-The Democratic
State Convention gathered here to-day. with
$50 leading politicians in attendance. The
object Of the gathering is to organize the
club movement in the State and discuss
campaign plans. An organization was
effected, with Mayor Durant of Saltwater
as Chairman. HE usual committees were
appointed.
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A College Trust Fund Impaired.

New YORK. July 1.-The Posts Cleve-
land Ohio dispatch says: The Trustees and
friends of Kenyon College, an old and
wealthy Episcopal institution at Gambler,
Ohio, are greatly excited over the discovery
that So, 900 of the endowment funds has
been used to meet the running expenses of
the college. The Trustees are personally
liable, and may be required to make up the
loss. The college has been taken from the
control of the Bishop of Ohio.
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Garrison viii Own Horsss

New YORK. July 1.-Accoreing to pad
dock rumor Jockey Garrison is to become
horse-owner again. He has found q part
ner and will purshase string of high class
horses. c. Smith. a WEALTHY man of Brook
lyn. is the partners name. Garrison will
manage the Stable. making entries and look
ing after the business end generally.
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Weather Bureau Officials.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Secretary Rusk
To-day made the following appointments in
the new Weather Bureau: Cleveland Able,
appointed Professor of Meteorolagy; Ii. A.
uazel of Connecticut, Thomas Russell of
Michigan and c. +. Marvin of Ohio, me-
teorologists; A. Bugben. Superintendent of
Telegraph Lines. and j. j. Robinson,
chief telegraph operat II.
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opposition to a Proposed Statue.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The Schuyler family
has informed the Woman's Memorial Fund
Association that unless il abandOns the
project to erect a statue at the Worlds Fair
TO Mrs. George L. Schuyler. legal proceed
ings will be taken.
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Chinese Bet on Races.

NEW YORK. July 1.-Since gambling in
Mott street has been so strictly watched,
several of the most notorious fan-tan fiends
have been regular visitors at the races.
They have a certain system of playing favor
ties by numbers but never attempt to beat
cracks. II a horse wins once they back him
every time he starts till beaten. One of
them had 500 on Eon yesterday at odds of
$40 To 500
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COAST INTERESTS.
CiVll Service atNaVy-Y Yard. June COINAGE.
Appointments.

WASHINGTON, July lit is stated upon
good authority, and is currently believed in
naval circles here. that Secretary Tracy will
soon apply civil service rules also to the
mechanics, and in short to all persons em-
ployed in the navy-yards. This will be in
troduced first at New York and then at Mare
Island, in the opinion of naval officers.
LAND CASES DECIDED.
The following land cases were decided to-
day: In the case of O'Brien against John
ii. Estis, involving land in the Susanville
District, the motion to review was denied.
In the case Of Martin Ii. Kelly, involving
timber land entry in the San Francisco
District. the Commissioner is instructed to
collect all the evidence in the case aud pre-
sent the same to the department.
COINAGE FOR JUNE.
The coinage executed at the mintS Of the
United States during the month Of June
was as follows: Double eagles, 81, 600, 800; ;
eagles, S97.470; half-eagles, Sc, Jos; quarter
eagles, Sl47 30; total gold. Sl.8l7,932 80; sill
yer standard dollars. 81, 7S6,1l0; half-dollars,
S23,O55; Quarter-dolIars, S50,027 90; dimes,
S2o.011; total silver, S3,0S7, ,2o3 so; tive-cent
pieces, $50, ,433; 0np-cent, S34, 406 to; total
minor coins, S64, S39 60. Total coinage,
81, ,975 Co.
APPOINTMENTS MADE.
- w aIleI =. udftey mas Detn commissioned
Postmaster at Forest Home, Cal.
The President to-day made the following
appointments: John II. Robertson of New
Mexico, agent for the Indians at the Pueblo
Agency in New Mexico; John w. Crawford
OF Oregon. agent for the Indians of the
Umatlla Agency IN Oregon.
The Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed John c. Stedman of Los Angeles,
Cal. Store-keeper and Gauger in the inter-
nal revenue service.
PENSIONS GRANTED.
Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing Caliiornians: William Birch. George
X. Wyatt, Michael Dyer, John w. Prentiss.
Edward A. Barenfred, Bryant f. Noble,
Gregory Ford, David Daniels, John w.
Wilson. Christian Klein. Joseph w. Moore,
William Daniels, Isaac II. King, Turner j.
Jean, John Brill. V. K. Sides, William
Woods, John Sauber, George d. Grant, Sal
lie A. Kyle. Nancy A. Black. Sarah NJ.
Ford, Eliza Johnston.
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Shot His Brother-in.LaW.

NEW ORLEANS. July 1.-C. }. Reeves,
residing near Port Gibson, met his brother
in-law. Isaac Rush, on the public road this
morning. and fired load of buckshot into
him, intlicting mortal wounds. The shoot
ing was over family feud. Reeves has
left the country.
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At Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, July Good batting by
Pittsburg and a costly error by the home team
gave Pittsburg to-day's game. Cincinnatis
4. Pittsburgs 6. Observation-Disclosures and
Harrington, Baldwin and Mack
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Onnnsad In Enrai

LONDON, July 1.-The Odessa correspond
ent of the News says the Governors of
kieff, Podolia and Volhynia have issued
decree announcing that all foreigners in
those provinces must either become natural
lied citizens or leave the country. The de-
cree is aimed at the populous German colo
MES adjacent to the Austrian frontier
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At Chicago,

CHICAGO, July 1.-Superior batting and
agenerally faultless game gave Chicago the
victory to-day. Chicagos 9, Clevelands 3.
Batteries-Hutchinson and Kittredge, Cru
her and Zimmrr.
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Flight of q Defaulter.

LEXINGTON (Va.), July 1.-Clarence
Busbee. Assistant Treasurer of the Buena
Vista Saddle and Harness Company has
disappeared. The amount of his defalca-
ton is not known. He is a native of North
Carolina, where he is said to be highly con-
nected.
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THE CAHENsLEY PETITION.
Cardinal Gibbons Pleased at the Reported
Decision of the Pope

OarulnaI gibbons Pleased at the Reported
Decision Of the Pope.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-When Cardinal
gibbons was shown an Associated Press
dispatch from Rome stating that the Pope
has written him that he will never concede
the demands made by Herr Cahensley on
behalf of the ST. Raphael societies for the
protection of Catholic emigrants, in so far
as the appointment of national Bishops is
concerned, aud that the Pope has also re,
fused the petition of the Poles in the United
States for the appointment Of Polish
Bishop, Cardinal Gibbons remarked that he
was very glad to receive the information;
His Emnence added, II was not unprepared
for communication OF this kind from the
HOLY Eather0
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RESULT OF JEALOUSY.
Double Tragedies in the States of Alabama
and New York

HUNTSVILLE (Ala.), Juy John Baker,
a colored man, shot and killed his wife and
then mutiated her with razor in a terrible
manner, and then cut his own throat. Jeal-
ousy was the cause.
NEW YORK, July 1.-Alexander Weiss,
40 years old, agent for advertisements for
certain German newspapers, fatally shot
Maria HOdig ami himself this morning.
The tragedy was the result of jealousy.
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FRENCH AGGRESSION.
A Province Of Siam Occupied by French

Iroops.
LONDON, July IA dispatch to the
Standard from Bangkok. Sac, says French
troops have occupied the Province of Luang
Phrabang, east of the Mekong River,
hitherto vassal State of Siam. The
Standard supposes the occupation OF Lnang
Phra bang is prelude to the eventual at
tempt by France to annex Siam, with the
object, possibly, of assisting Russian de-
signs IN Eastern Asia.
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BosToN, July 1.-Bostons 9, Washing
tons 3.
COLUMBUS, July 1.-Io:ambus 4. Cincn-
natis 2.
PHILADELPHIA, July Athletics 2, Bal
tin1orpS
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THE CHINESE oUTRAGEs.
The Asiatic Squadron to Protect Foreign
Settlements.

1HV AsIatIc Squadron TO Protect Foreign
Settlements.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Advices have
been received at the Navy Department from
Admiral Belknap, commanding the Asiatic
Squadron, to the effect that ample precau-
tons have been taken to protect the foreign
settlements in China. Five gun-boats are In
In the Yang-tse- -Kiang River, and no further
trouble is feared at present. The report,
the Admiral says, of an outbreak near
qt native by a policeman attached to the
French colony. The policeman was spirited
away before the day set for his trial. There
was no evaporation among the Chinese,
WHO treated the French colonistS ciyilly.
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Flood Slowly Suhsiding.

KANSAS CITY, July 1.-The river is still
falling, but the people driven from their
homes by the flood are not yet able TO re-
turn. Above here the water is reported as
rapidly falling and 40 danger Of higher
water seems imminant.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO, July l.-There were seven races
to-day. The weather was clear and cool
and the track in good condition. The win
ners were:
One mile. Melody won. Asben second,
Getaway third. Time. 1:42%.
Five furlOngs. Unadilla won, Clementine
second, Nellie Pearl third. Time, :02%.
One mile and three-quarters. Angeles won,
One mile, Kismet won, Zeke Hardy
second, Reveal third. lime, 1:44.
One mile and furlong, Homer wnn ale
81 second, Kaiser. taird. Time, l :5334.
Five furlongs. Indus won, Rio Grande
second, Irish Chief third. Time, :OlH
One mile, Patnek won. Hopeful second,
Ell kendlg .hird. Tima ] .4.a.
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New YORK, July 1.-BOston was an easy
winner to-day, Brooklyn making but two
hits. Brooklyns 0, BOstons g. Batteries
Caruthers and Daley. Nichols and Bennett.-
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Fell Ten Stories.

New YORK, July LIB. Ellia0n' oMouo,
employed in constructirs water,tank on
the Holland Hotel ien down shaft yes
.evars, .etpas sSastrams in falling and shattered
ssi sbe styiishy 1ish aud was picked up uncon-
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Count MINISTER'S Denial

LONDON, July 1.-The Standards Berlin
correspondent says Count Won Munster has
caused denial to be published of the re-
port that the late Emperor William had
ever intended to dispense with the presence
of bismarck.
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RIoTOUs SOLDIERS
Resist the Police and Attack the Folkestone
Town Hall

LONDON. July IA riotOus affray oc-
CURED at Folkestone last night which at
one time threatened serious consequences.
The trouble arose from soldiers resisting
the arrest Of woman. They collected in
such numbers as to overpOwer the police,
who were driven out of the streets. Ex-
cited by their success. the soldiers attacked
the Town Hall with the intention of
wrecking il, when re-enforcements. came to
the aid Of the police and the rioters were
pat 10 fight. Forty arrests were made.
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BIshop of Georgia.

MACON (Ga.), July L-Right Rev. Ethel
burt Talbot now Missionary Bishop Of
Western Idaho aud Wyoming, WAS to-day
elected Bishop OF Georgia by tie Diocesan
Convention.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-The first race,
2:35 trot, Sapho won, Fascination second
and Redmond third. Best time, 2:22A.
Second Re,2 81 trut. Bush won, E>telle
second anu y. w. Fawcett third. Best
-
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4 CABINET CHANGED.
Treatment Of the Czarowitz Causes Remova
of japanese Ministers.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Yokohama 1. corre-
.pondence states there has been change In
,be japanese Cabinet, resulting, so The
natiue papers say, from the incident at Otsu,
where the Czarowitz was attacked. The
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Viscount Aoki.
has been succeeded by VisGolnt Enomoto I;
succeeded by Viscount Shinagawa;
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IDLE WORKNIEN.
Shut Down of Mines and Strikes Of Rolling
Mill Emninvas,

BlII Employees
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The consolidated
coal mines in the Collnsville coal district,
H., closed down to-day and between 300
and 400 miners are thrown out of employ
ment. The shutdown was caused by the
taking effect oil the recently passed weekly
pay bill
CLEVELAND. July 1.-Six hundred en-
ployes of the Union and Like Erie Rolling
mills here struck to-day be ,ause the EN-
poyers refused to sign tine amalgamated
scale.
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Verdict of Not Guilty,

RAYMOND (Miss.), July 1.-The jury in
the case OF Hugh West. charged with the
murder of his brother, Major John A.
West. returned q verdict Of not guilty.
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INADEQUATE PURSE.

Effort of the California Athletic Club to Ar
range a Fight
BELoIT (Wis.), July l." Parson" Davies
received telegram this morning from the
Directors of the California Athletic Club
Offering a purse of $1,000 for a contest be-
tween Dimmck and Dawson, the Australian.
Davies considers the purse inadequate.
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Fatal Fire in France

PARIS. July Fifteen houses were de-
stroyed by fire to-day at Chataillon, north
of Lake Bourget. Several persons were
killed
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scious, but rapidly revived. II.
slight fracture of the femur and y soneln ,.oni
sn9cK, put Will probably recover qulcSiT
unless there are internal injuries.
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BASEBALL GAMES.

The Giants Defeated by the Philadelphia Club
Yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The home team
made hut two hits to-day, but won the game
through the visitors errors. Philadelphias
4, New Yorks 2. Batteries-Gleason aud
Clement, Welch and Clark.
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A swINDLER EXPOSED.
Odd Fellows Warned Against the Schemes OF
an Expelled Member.

New YORK, July 1.-The Odd Fellows
have issued circular warning brethren
.throuk sqst ,'se country against Harry o
Watso elles Primo 'ndent. wh(