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Skins on Fire
With itching, Burning, Bleeding
EcZemas Instantly Relieved
by cuticura Remedies.

Our little son will be four years OF age on the 95th
inst. In May, 1885, he attacked with a very
painful breaStng out of the skin. We called In 3
physician, who treated him for about four weeks
ment, as the breaking out, supposed by the physf-
clan TO be hives in an aggravated form, became
larger In olotcheS, and more and more distressing.
We were frequently obliged TO get up in the night
and rub him with soda aud water, strong liniments
etc. Finally, called other physicians, until no
less than six had attempted to cure him, all alike
failing, and the child steadily getting worse and
worse, until about the 10th of last July, when We
began TO give him CUTICURA REsoLv ENT internally
and the CUrICURA and CUTICURA Soar externally
and by the last of August he was nearly we'll that
gave him only dose OF the REsoLvENr
about every second day for about ten days longer
and he has never been troubled since with the hor
rid malady. In all we used less than one half of
bottle of CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, little less than
one box OF CUTICURA. and only one cake OF CUTI-
CURA SOAP. H. +. RYAN,
Cayuga, Livingston Co., Ill
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, tls fourth
day of January, 1887. C. N. Coz p.
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A Detective Knocked senseless.

SPRING LAKE On. j., June 20.-Detective
Freeman of Philadelphia had an exciting
adventure Friday night endeavoring TO cap
ture man, supposed to be Gideon w.
Marsh. the fugitive President of the
Keystone National Bank of PHILADELPHIA
When the officer approached the cottage
two men suddenly appeared and opened
fire. The fire was returned, and a man
crept up behind Freeman and knocked him
senseless with blunt instrument. The in-
mates of the cottage then escaped.
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Receiver Appointed.

ABERDEEN Is. Dak.). June 2O.-Judge
Haney has granted an application for the
appointment of receiver by the Fidelity
Fire Insurance Company of Huron. of
which AlonZo Wardell, the Alliance leader,
is President This action is brought at the
instigation of State Auditor Taylor. who
found that the liabilities exceeded the
assets by nearly $4,000. Six million dol
lars Of insurance was carried, and all the
policies Will be turned over to TIE Hecla Of
ST. Paul, which Will assume the risks.
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At ST. Louis.


ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-The track was slow
and the winners were:
One mile and fifty yards. Atlanta won,
Jasper second, Annie May third. Time,
1859
Four and half furlongs, Julia Smith
won. Luke Richards second, Governor
Porter third. Time, 1:01H.
One and a quarter miles. Glockner won,
w. q. Morris second, Ed Hopper third.
Time, 2;1SA.
One mile and one hundred yards, Little
Crete won. Florence Slaughter second, Free
Trade third. Time. 2:00
One mile and seventy yards, Anna Race
won. Van Zandt second. langley third.
Time, :56.
One mile and fifty yards. Chestnut Belle
won, Antonio second, Hamlet third. Time,
1:56.
Four and half furlongs, Ceverton won,
The Hero second, Tom Hardin third. Time,
1;00A.
One mile and seventy yards, Barney won,
Louise NJ. second, Duke of Sonora third.
Time, / :56h
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what Sine Understood Him to say.

A sick man sent for the nearest spiritual
adviser. 1t so happened that the minister
was a new frdgling, just emerging from the
seminary. He was dudiSh in the extreme.
His coat was cut in true clerical style aud
his face bore the expression Of affected lit
eraTy culture. Going to the poor mans
he sat on the edge of chair toying with his
hat and stroking his downy mustache. Said
he to the dying man, after long spell OF
silence, painful to all:
"What induced you to send for me?"
"YOu will have to speak louder" family
replied the sufferer; Pm dull of hearing"
"What induced you to send for me?" re-
iterated the clergyman.
No use; can't hear. What does be say,
Mary? turning to his wife.
And then, in a loud, shrill and stentorian
voice, the woman replied:
He says, What in the deuce did you send
for him for ?"-Ex.
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IN CASE OF DOUBT.

The Collectors Can Deny Admission to Chi
ness With Certificates
WASHINGTON, June 20-In regard to the
statement that this Government has recog-
nized the right of China to authorize its
Consular agents to give certificates to those
of its citizens who are coming to the United
States, and who are not deprived of the
privileges of entrance under the laws of
this country, the following ruling has been
made: "In case of doubt the Collector of
Customs is authorized to disregard such
Consular certificates as they constitute
prima-face evidence only of facts contained
therein. and he is directed to refuse the
landing of Chinese pending investigation as
to their right 70 land"
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CattIe.Carrvino RiII

LONDON, June 20.-A bill to provide for
carrying out the recommendations contained
in the report of the Transatlantic Cattle
trade Committee has been presented in the
Commons. The bill simply empowers the
Board of Agriculture to appoint any person
inspector TO see that the provisions of the
law in regard to the conveyance of cattle is
fulfilled by shippers of cattle and masters of
vessels carrying cattle across the Atlantic.
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Cause Of Fatal Railroad Collision.

NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-The collision
on the Illinois Central Railroad last night
near Sauye was caused by an open switch
near where freight train was side-tracked,
and which was run into by the south bound
fast express. Four men were killed and six
severely injured. The killed are: Engineer
Mitchell, Fireman Lawson, Charles Mum
and Bill Williams (colored). Tie mail train
was behind time and running very fast when
severely shaken, but none were seriously IN
jured. Two of the men who were injured
died this evening, making six fatalities so
far. James Lewis (colored) cannot recover.
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Arrest of an Insurance Agent.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Ce,ar Gesnola,
who had charge of the agency Of the Ger
man American Insurance Company at
North Adams, Mass, for some years, re-
signed his position about four weeks ago
and came to this city. A telegram has been
received from the Chief OF Police OF North
Adams requesting that Gesnola be arrested
1t is said that after Gesnola resigned his
books we're 0verhauled and shortage of
0,0O0 discovered. He was arrested and re-
HaH
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WAR IN CHILE.

Balmaceda's Troops Revolt-The Esmeralda's
Destructive Mission.
IQUIQUE, June 20.-It has been learned
that a revolt has taken place among PreSi-
dent Balmaceda's troops at Coquimbo, and
the insurgents killed four of their officers.
Eight hundred men are said to be marching to
CaIdera to join the ranks of the Congress
sional army. IL has also been learned that
the inSurgent war-ship ESmeralda has de-
strOyed the wharf and railroad at LabOs
Islands, thereby preventing the shipments
of guano by President Balmaceda. The
Esmeralda is expected at Iquique Monday.
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A DISPUTED CLAIM.
An Important Case for the New Arizons
Land Court.

An Important Case for the New Arizona
Land Court
NEW YORK, June 20.-The Casa Grande
Improvemf Company of New York Is
soon to present its petition to the new Land
Court to determine title to 100000 acres of
land in Arizona. 1t is an old Spanish claim,
and the estimated value of the land iu.
volved, as it stands at present, is between
SS.000.0o0 and $4,000, 200. This petition
will probably be the first business to come
before the Land Court, which will soon or
ganiZe and be in working order. The Casa
Grande Improvement Company Uimited)
OF Arizona, which has been organized three
or four years. has a capital stock of 81 ,0OO,-
600. In case the Peralta claim is successful
the etitles of actual settlers will not be dis
tnrbed, as the United States law protects
them
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A Murderer's Confession.

WICHITA (Kans.), June 2O.-The mystery
surrounding the murder of Christopher
Helm, wealthy cattleman, whose body
was found on the Cherokee Strip riddled
with bullets, has been dispeled. A burglar
fatally shot at Cherokee, Tex, confessed
that he and man named Ben Scott killed
Helm and robbed his body of large sum oil
money. 1t is said the authorities have Scott
located
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Divorce suit Withdrawn.

NEW YORK. June 20.-Mrs. Edgar Saltus
has withdrawn her suit for a divorce from
her husband, the writer of erotic novels,
and completely exonerates the young woman
she named as cores pondent. Saltus says
that his wife's father, William G. Read,
urged the suit in order to ruin him and the
correspondent.
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Newspaper Changes.

CINCINNATI, June 20.-At a meeting OF
the Directors Of the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette tonight Harry MOrehead, having
with his associates purchased all of
James NJ. Glenn's interest, was elected
President, Glenn having retired. Marshal
Halstead retains the vice presidency, rep
resentine his fathers large block of stock.
Morebead will assume the business manage
ment of the paper. Richard Smith will con-
tnue to occupy an important position in the
editorial dena rfmeuf
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Regent senten ced to Death.

CALCUTTA, June 2O.-The Court Of In
quiry, which has been investigating the
Manipur massacre, found Regent Ssnaputti
guilty of warning upon the forces of the En-
press of India; but, on the other hand, the
court finds the Regent not guilty of the
murder of Chief Commissioner Quinton and
other British officials killed during the
massacre. The Regent was sentenced to
death.
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Cnrrnntinn In Canada

OTTAWA (Ont.), June 20-Owen E. Muir
ply was one of the witnesses heard by the
Parliamentary Committee investigating the
charge of corruption preferred against
Thomas McGreevy. NJ. p, in obtaining con-
tracts for Murphy's firm, McGreevy's
brother also being member of the firm.
Murphy testified that in three years his firm
gave 100000 in donations TO politicians as
gO-betweens and for campaign purposes.
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ment Educational Department, has been
put under prescription by the authorities
of church training colleges. Both books
are better known in America than
in this country, and probably few Amer
lean educational societies of most orthodox
type would object to them on the ground of
heterodoxy, but clerical intolerants of the
church training colleges have protested
and the education department meekly sub.
mitted,
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written by the Attorney General at the re-
quest Of the Governor, demanding that the
Board Of Directors see that the law is
rigidly enforced. President Martindale
says he does not consider that the law ap-
plies to the Penitentiary 1t is probable
the Governor will instruct the Attorney
General to institute quo warranto proceed
ings against the board in the Supreme
Gnnrk
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BARILLAs' THRIFT.
The Proceeds of an overissue Of Bonds Alb
sorbed by Him.

The Proceeds OF an UverIssue Of B0nds Alb
sorbed by Him.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 2O.-The Anglo
American has received a telegram from its
correspondent at the City OF Guatemala. say
ing that the Secretary of Foreign Affairs
stated that the rumOr about annexation is
false, and that no such prooositon has been
made of contemplated. President BariilaS
also denied 1t.
Another dispatch from the City of Guate-
mala says great sensation has been caused
there by the discovery that $4,000, 900 in
bonds were issued for tie redemption of
Treasury notes, instead of the $4,000. 900
called for. II is further stated tnat Bariilas
sold 100000 worth of these bonds at 40
per cent OF their face value, pocketing the
money and placing the remainder OF the
bonds in the Treasury t. redeem notes.
This piece of work has caused great indig-
nafinn
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GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTER.
A Montana Cowboy Sentenced to Prison for
Killing an Old Man,

mining al OAu hdu'
SARATOGA On. ", June 20.-The jury in
the second trial of Patrick Hughes of Hell
ena, Mont, charged with the murder Of an
old man named Churchill near Schuylers-
vile, brought in verdict this evening as
guilty of manslaughter in the second de-
gree.
On the first trial the jury disagreed. The
Judge sentenced Hughes to nine years and
six months Imprisonment. Last November
Hughes, who is Montana cowboy, came to
Schuylersville on a visit and went on
drunk with man named Hanahan.
The two men while intoxicated tried to
force an entrance into ChurchI's house.
The old man resisted and stabbed both of
the men with bay0net. Hughes then drew
a revolver and shot Churchill.
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Bardslev,s Embezzlements.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-It was learned
to-nightthat the other discrepancies to which
the City Comptroller referred in his reply to
Attorney General Hansel to-day are the
further embeZzlements of S244,0O0 of State
funds by Bardsley. This money was city
personal taxes collected for the Slate during
1889 and 1890
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GENERAL OLIVARES.
Courtesies Extended to the Distinguished

COurtesies Extended to the Distinguished
Visitor.
General Francisco Olivares of the Mexi-
can Army. who is spending a few weeks in
this city, was the guest of Lieutenant Col
onel Graham on Friday afternoon at the
Presdio. Prior to that he visited all the
points of interest in the harbor defenses
in company with Lieutenant Lowering of
General Ruger's staff. a review was held
in his honor at the Preside, and after the
ceremony lunch was parlaken of in the
to Mexico General Oliyeras will make
tour of the summer resorts of tile State and
will also devote some time to investigating
the fruit industry here.
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Killed in a Wreck.

CLINTON (Mo), June 20.-This morning
the Kansas City, Osceola and Southern pas
senger train bound for Kansas City was
ditched three miles this side Of Oseeola.
Engineer Leightner Of Kansas City and A.
H. Crandall, mechanic, were instantly
killed, and several PASSENGERS were injured.
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Auction Sales of California Fruit.

CHICAGO. June 20.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold at auction to-day two carloads of
Ca lifornia fruit. Royal apricots brought
81 70 to 81 50; Alexander peaches. 81 25;
cherry plumS, ST 70 to 81 so; tartarian cher
Iies, 50 TO 81 10; Royal Ann, i'll fair cond-
ton, 81 20 to 81 %.
Porter Bros. & Co. sold one carload of
fruit. Cherry plumS brought 81 S5; royal
aprcots, 81 70 to ST. go; peaches, 81 10 to
81 35
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rnrrinH Over q Vatn

BUENOs AYREs, June 20.-The President
sent a message to Congress in which he
vetoed the bin granting six months delay
upon bills payable in gold or silver The
Chamber of Deputies, Immediately upon
receipt of the message, passed the bill over
the Presidents veto by two-thirds majority.
The Senate supports the Chamber Of Dep
utipS
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Railway Telegranhers.

ST., LOUIS, June 20.-After the election of
several minor officers and the transaction of
some routine business, the Sixth Grand
Division of the Orderfof Railway Teieg-
rapherS of North America adjourned sine
die. The next Grand Division will be held
at Chattanooga, Tenn. in June, 1892.
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Rirchell Confessed His Crime.

HAMILTON (OnL), June 20-Dean Wade
of Woodstock was here a few days ago and
told a leading citizen tbat Birchell, who was
hanged for the murder of Bpnwell. con-
fessed to him, but he had Tefrained from
making it public, because it would crmi-
nate another arty.
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At Conev Island.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY On. Y.l June 2O.-
The track was slow, and the winners in to-
days races were:
Seven furlongs, Saunterer won, Pagan
second, LOngfoTd third. Time, 30 4-5.
Five furlongs, Merry Monarch won, Air
plant second, Spinalong third. Time, 1 :O4
One mile, Portchester won, Russell sec
ond, Terrifer third. Time, I:42 4-5.
One aud an eighth miles. Judge Morrow
won, Banquet second. Eon third. Time,
/ :56 2-5
One and three-sixteenth miles. Text won,
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as these have themselves suffered great
losses. the Holy See is unable at present to
realize on investments.
COMMITTEE ON LEPRosY.
A Remedy Promised for This Heretofore In
cureble Disease

CuTRDle OlSeasS,
LONDON. June 20.-The report of the
Leprosy Committee, which has been in
quiring since November last into the condi-
tions under which this disease spreads and
breeds in India. is approaching completion.
The commission is now sitting at Simla, pre-
pairing a report, which will present the most
complete, scientific study of the subject ever
given to the world. The commission, which
is composed of medical experts, has visited
leper hospitals and stud lied the condition of
lepers in prison., in streetsan in some OF the
Isolated places. Every psrtOt India where
lepToSy prevails has been locally studied with
a view to ascertain how far the conditions Of
environment assist in prOpagating the dis
ease. Some thousands of cases have been
examined. MiscroscOplc researches made
into the distribution Of supposed ba-
eillus Of leprOsy and a series of bacteriO-
logical investigations were conducted, which
are said to have given astonishing results,
promising a cure Of this hitherto irremedi-
able curse,
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Enpenia Leaves Paris.

PARIS, June 20-Le Jour publishes an
interview with ex-Empress Eugene, in
which she said she intended to leave Paris
in week. as it has been intimated that her
presence might give rise to unpleasant Incl
dents. Being questioned regarding tlie res
direction of the Emire, she said: 1.-The
Empire died with my son."
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DRAWING THE LINE.

Refusal to Adopt the Eight-Hour Law in
State Penitentiary.
TOPEKA (Kans.), June 20-The contro-
vrr>y over the eight-hour law has been
brought to an issue. Acknowledgement IYts
received letter this morning from Presi-
dent Martindale of the State Penitentiary
Board Of Directors refusing to comply with
the law. The letter is in response to one
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New YORK, June 2O-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: ::
Reserve, increase, $685. 600; specie, In
crease, S4,87S.000; circulation. increase, S84,-
900. The banks now hold Sic. 066 900 in ex-
cess OF the requirements OF The 25-per-cent
rule.
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The Next M. E. General Conference.

BosToN, June 20.-The commission ap-
pointed by the last General Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church decided to
hold the next quadrennial at Omaha in
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Bids for the purchase of $50, 500 refunding
bonds of the city Of Portland were opened
at.the City Auditors office Tuesday. The
bonds were offered for sale several weeks
since, but as the best bid received was be-
low par, all bids were. rejected and the
bonds readvertised. There were seven bids,
ranging from par to 81 %.
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Charged with EmbezzIement.

Two charges of embezzlement were
placed last night against Frank Lucy, who
was arrested on Wednesday for vagrancy
by Officers Mcguire and Cook. The charges
were entered on complaints taken out in
Oa
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UNITED WoRKMEN.

The Annual Election Of officers Of the Supreme
Lodge.
DETROIT, June 2O.-At the annual elec-
tiOn of officers of the Supreme Lodge
Of Ancient Order United Workmen
to-day, J. W. Kinsley of Helena, Mont,
was elected Supreme Master; J. w. Burt
of Maiden, Mass, Supreme Foreman; Dr.
w. n. Shields OF Missouri. Supreme Over
seer; i. P. Young of Lexington, KY, Su-
nreme (Iuide
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SLAVIN AND SULLIVAN.

Departure Of the Australian for Europe-Ar-
rangements for Meeting.
NEW YORK, June 20.-Slavin sailed for
England this afternoon. Previous to his de-
parture it was arranged that his representa-
tive shall meet Sullivau's hacker Monday
and make deposit of $1,000 10 bind match
of ten rounds for $4,000 side and the
largest purse obtainable
Sullivan telegraphs to the World from
San Jose: Have sent word to Johnston
and Wakeley; will do what they say" To
Arthur Lumley he telegraphs: My state
mant QaaS
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PenniIess and Ill.

James Doyle was found sick, friendless
and moneyless on Alabama street yesterday
by the police. He was sent TO the City and
County HOSPITAL.
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Education Abroad.

LONDON, June 20. = Herbert Spencer's
work on education and Bain's" Education
as a Science" prescribed by the Govern
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ECONOMY IN ROME.
The Pope Is Reducing :the Expenses Of the
Vatican.

ROME. June 2O.-The Pope has reduced
the number Of appointments and expenses
at the Vatican. He is much depressed on
account Of the loses experienced by the ad-
ministratiOn Of St. Peters pence. These
losses ara due 20 the economic crisis at Rome.
The Vatican has lost large part Of its
funds in Banc0 d Roma and other Italian
financial societies. Moreover, large sums
have been lent 10 several Roman Princes,
Borghes, Ghabrieli and BOncompagni; and,
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DADVJc Skin and Scalp purified and beautihed
DHOI y by CUTIcURA SOAR. Absolutely pure.
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A SOCIAL WELCOME.
American Visitors Entertained in London
Cirn1ea

Circles
LONDON, June 20.-Mrs. John A. Mackay
has invited Mrs Mckee and Mrs. Russell
Harrison as chief guests to an exclusive re-
ception Of only twenty-five persons. at which
tie Prince and Princess Of Wales, the Duke
and Duchess Of Teck and others of similar
rank will be present Mrs. Mckee and Mrs.
Harrison are not using their position tO
make themselves prominent in society. and
Mrs. Mackay CONSIDERABLY cOnsults their
desires ia making her receptions small and
quiet To-day they lunched with tile Amer
icln sul-General. John G. New.