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$4,000 IN ONE DAY.

That Many Checks Were Handled In One
Day by the Sub-Treasury Clerks.
The clerks of the Sub-Treasury had the
hardest days work they have ever had with
pension checks on Tuesday, says the N. Y.
World of June 18th. The checks came in
on them from out-of-town banks in per
feet shower. no less than 44,643 separate
checks coming in 10 be counted. entered and
paid. In addition to these. 1000 other
checks we're received in the ordinary course
OIL business. The checks kept them at work
until near midnight on that wretchedly hot
June night. The checks, when piled up one
on the other and pressed down, measured
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Cuticura Remedies.

These grateful testimonials tell the story of great
phyScal suffering, OF mental anguish. by reasun n of
humiliating designations, and OF threatened dam
gers happily and speedily ended. by the CUrf-
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Purifiers and Humor Remedies tae world has ever
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clean the skin and scalp and the hair) cure
every disease and humor OF the skin, scalp, e.,
blood, with loss OF hair, from Infancy age fro N
pimples to ScrOfua, when the best physicians hospl-
tails, and all other remedies fail
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NIPPLES h,act.haods a., 49,, .,.r,., -,
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A package which arrived here on Satur-
day last from New Orleans, marked wood
FIBRE was examined by the Custom-houss
authorities aud found to be crude Turkish
opium. 1t was addressed to 5. Blum S Son,
tanners, San Francisco. and is expected to
lead to some important discoveries
On Sunday small seizure of the drug
was made on the steamer Lakme from
Nansiuo
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Was 1t Club OF Fist?

Joseph Luftin, foreman on the San
Francisco and San Mateo Electric Railway,
was locked up at the Seventeenth-street
Station last night on charge of an assault
with deadly weapon. Michael O'Donnell,
a labOrer asserts that Luftin struck him
over the head with a club to settle dis
pute. Luftin says the only weapon he used
lic fct
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eighteen and half feet in height, and rep
resented 81, ,732, IT'S. Eleven pension agen-
cies draw their checks directly on the Sub
Treasury. but they never drew so many as
on this occasion. The eleven agencies in.
clude those at Buffalo. Pittsburg Indian
apolis. Columbus, Louisville, Des Moines,
KNOXVILLE, Milwaukee. Detroit, Washington
and New York City.
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BosToN, June 3O.-Bostons 16, Washing
tons 4.
ST. LOUIS, June 30.-St. Louis II, Louis
viles 6.
COLUMBUS, June 3O.-Columbus Q, Gin
cinnatis g.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-Athletics 9.
BaltimoreS 3.
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Favors Reciprocity.

WASHINGTON. June 80. The Depart
ment OF State has received a cablegram
from the United States ministers at Caracas,
conveying the information that the Congress
OF Venezuela has responded fayorably TO
the ieciprneity provision of the United
States Tariff Act
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A REVOLT.
BloOdleis Revolution in the Argentine
Eennhlic

Bloodleis Revolution in the Argentine
Republic.
BURNos AYREs, June 30-All the influen-
sial people lof the province support the
bloodless refolution which has broken out
n the proviree OF Santiago, where President
oelistero has be - forced to resign. Troops
lave been dispatched to the disturbed prov
iDce, and, in addition, a Government Com
mission had .tarted for the scene of troubles
In order to, arrange the differences which
have causedlhe forced resignation Of Presi-
dent Deliste0.
NEW YoRE, June 30-The Tribune says
that tie wit firawal of DR.. Yrigoyen from
the contest ilr the Presidency Of the Argen-
uDe hepubl3 Is likely TO insure the election
OF General BARTHOLOMEW Mitol,
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KILLED HIS swEETHEARr
Crazy Mechanic Shot His Affianced .nd
Then Suicided

LAWRENCE (Mass.). June S0-John
Rausch, aged "a years. an insane mechanic,
this morning shot down in cold blood and
Killed his sweetheart, Marie Burckcl, aged
10, and then blew out his brains. He had
been engaged to the girl over year, but his
disposition was SO jealous that he grew
furious when she went walking with her
girl companions and would not let her kiss
her brother. Last night at her house he de-
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A Grateful Patient.

Edward Rain of Seattle. who was re-
Gently cured of typhoid fever at the City
and County Hospital, has sent the officials
at that institution a handsome clock as a
token of his gratitude. The clock was re-
ceiyed yesterday and is now ticking merrily
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The Supreme Court Decides That Miss
Culbertson Is Her Guardian.
On September z, 1888, Miss Culbertson, the
Matron Of tue Presbyterian Mission for Chinese,
rescued Chinese girl named Get Young from
house of i'll repute and was appointed her guard
ian by the Superior Court. The gtrl swears tbas
she was born In China and was sold for $500 10
Tire keeper of the house OF Ill fame, who then
tried 10 sell her for $500.
Get Yonng's proprietor appealed the applica-
tion for guardianship on the ground that he was
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Another Bank Clnsed

DALLAS CreY.), June 30.-Bank Examiner
Spaulding took charge of the Ninth National
Bank tonight. and its doors will be closed
tomorrow. He makes statement that
every dep0sitor will be secured. The causes
assigned are the stringency in the money
market and more loans than the capital
would warrant
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LONDON, June 80 George Francis Train
arrived at the Hotel Victoria at e 20 o'clock
this morning and registered round the
world from Tacoma, Puget Sound, In forty
nine days" He was calm ana coherent and
said he would finish his tip in ffty-ivc
days by sailing tomorrow. lie will hardly
do it by seven days
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REPORTED FAILURE,
Financial Embarrassment of ]. NJ. Hill, the
Theatrical Manager

New YORK, June 3o.-A dispatch from
Boston says that j. NJ. Hill, the well-known
theatrical manager of New York and
Boston, has failed. His liabilities are said
to be very large 1t is reported that he
recently mortgaged the leases Of his two
theaters in New York in order to dissolve
an attachment placed on his Boston restau-
rant. No definite information could be OBJ
tanned, but some went so far as to assert
that Mr.. II lrs assets were very small
here in New York it is denied that Hill
has failed. He mortgaged his two theaters
Eere for $4,000 in behalf of his Boston
restaurant and lie says he will be straight
ened out before January 1st.
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Business Failures

NEW YORK, June 3O.-The business fall
ures for the first six months Of the present
year are reported by r. G. Dun & Co. to
the number of 6074, against 55s5 during the
Same period In 1880
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That Wonderful IAmalpamator.

The examination of James NJ. Thompson
and James FL. Hawthornwaite on charge
of obtaining money by false pretenses, was
resumed in Police Court yesterday. Mrs.
Helen A. Woodward, Mrs. Weder Mint and
Mrs. a. Gestler told how they mad parted
with their savings by purchasing stock in
the Automatic Amalgamating Company.
The hearing will go on to-day.
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A Railroad Under New Management

KANSAS CITY, June 30.-To-morrow Re-
cevers Eddy and Cross Of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway will turn that
road over to the stockholders of the COM
pany. and new officers will take charge Of
the system. Receiver Cross of EmpOria be-
comes the new President of the road.
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The alarm from Box "a, at 2 80 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. was for fire that
started in the yard Of the Powell-street
Primary School and spread to the rear OF
the First NJ. Z. Church. The loss amounted
to about $3.50. and fire. cracker is supposed
to have started the blaze
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John Fennell. who assaulted Officer
Doves on Monday night while the latter
was trying to arrest James Curtin for ped
ding without a license, was arrested last
night on a charge of rescuing prisoner.
Curtin was also landed behind the bars of
Ian, who had a hand in the attack on the
officer, was captured on Monday night.
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IN THE COMMONS.
Amendment to the Educational Bill Agreed
IJnon

upon.
LONDON. June 30.-In the debate on the
Educational Bill to-day in the Commons
the Government consented to make the
limit of age three years instead of five, in
voiving An extra grant of 81, 600.
Mundella then moved to extend the pro-
visions to child rem over fourteen years.
Heneage (UnionisD proposed fifteen years
as COMPROMISE. After debate, in which
Goschen complained that he did not know
where he would find money for these con-
cessions and Chamberlain expressed sur
prise that Goschen strained at a gnat after
swallowing camel. the Government agreed
10 accept the compromise of fifteen years.
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A DEspERADo's DANGER.
He May Be Lynched for the Murder of an
Old Man

DEs MONIES Qowa), June 3O.-The no.
torious Frank Pierce shot and fatally
wounded an old man named Wshard this
afternoon in controversy about the right
to dump garbage at the city crematory.
Pierce was the aggressor and public senti-
ment is against him. Threats of lynching
are freely indulged in, and crowd sur
rounded the Jail at midnight.
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Was Not MorphIne Poisoninp.

Austin Requa. who was taken from 2sh
Sixth street to the Receiving Hospital for
treatment on Monday night, died yesterday
morning. 1t was at FIRST supposed that he
bad taken morphine, but an autopsy re-
vealed the fact that liver complaint was le
cause of death
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A Steamship on Fire

MONTREAL, June 3O-The steamship
Montevidan. which arrived here to-day
from London, had a terrible experience on
her way across the Atlantic. On the after
noon OF June 24th, While the steamship was
little east of Cape Ray fire was discov-
cred, which, ait.r three hours hard work,
was extinguisiIed. There were twelve tons
OF sunpOwder in the hold
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Yesterday was the last day for taking out
licenses to manufacture sugar during the
fiscal year commencing to-day, under the
provisions Of the Mckinley Bill giving pro-
ducers bounty of ~ to &c per pound
on the home product. Internal Revenue
Collector Quinn was called upon during the
morning to issue several of the necessary
documents
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OF Interest to SAUSAGE Eaters

CHICAGO, June 3o-An officer of the
Health Department asserts that he has dis
covered that the flesh of broken down, ema-
ciated and diseased horses is being made
into sausages and sold in the poorer quar-
made.
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The Kevstoue Bank Investieation

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-A letter was re-
crived to-day by the Mayor from Controller
Lacey asking him to submit the names OF two ex-
pert accountants to assist in the Investigation OF
the affairs Of the Keystone Bank, with the view
OF ascei tanning II 1t has been guilty Of crim-
inal violation OF the law.
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A Partnership Controv-rsv

Henry Warfield, who was formerly in
partnership with E. II. Forst in the CaliIor-
mia Electrical Supply Company, was ar
rested last night ON charge of grand lar
ceny. Forst alleges that after he purchased
Warheld's interest in the business for $4,000
Warfeld obtained goods that arrived from
the East and appropriated them to his own
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ORGANIZED LABOR.
Another Batch of Red.Card Men
Coming.

The molders' Executive Committee spent yes.
terday afternoon and evening with the TWO red
card men WHO are at work in the Union Iron
Works. They believe that these TWO will also
return o the East The strikers have received
Information that another batch OF red-card mold
ers, twenty-eigilt In number, are on their way TO
this city.
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A Murderer Suicides.

CHICAGO. June 30.-Fred Steinman, an
iron-molder, fatally shot his wife tonight
and then blew out his own brains The
tragedy was caused by jealousy on the part
OF Steinmann regarding Peter Ress, a car
penter, who boarded with his family,
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the girPs father. He produced Chinese woman,
WHO swore that she was Get Young's mother
out the application was granted IN spite OF soma
very all swearing by the alleged parents Of
Get Young.
They appealed to the Supreme Court to set
aside the order appointing the guardian. on the
ground tbat Get Young was not a resident OF this
city, and that the court therefore had no iuris-
9lction over her. The Supreme Court decided In
Miss CulhaItsnn,s faynr -
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En- Route for England.

HAMBURG, June 3o.-Emperor William
left the Island of Heligoland this morning
on the steamship Prince Bismarck, for En-
gland. The vessel carrying the Emperur's
party was escorted by two German iron
clads
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A Sheriff Ahsconda

ARKANSAS CITY (Ark.), June 3o-Sheriff
and Collector John Warield of Desha
County, is missing and has failed to settle
with the County Treasurer He is short in
his accounts at least S25, ZOO.
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The Law win Re Ohexed,

There is prospect now that the wooden
sidewalks laid on Folsom, Bush and Glenn
entina streets without the consent of the
Supervisors will be torn up and replaced
with cement The Superintendent of Streets
has asked for permission to have the cement t
walks laid -'
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Lyon Post, No, &.

Lyon Post, No. s, G. A. r., will hold an old
fashioned celebration on TIE Fourth at
Laundry Farm, near Oakland. There will
be literary exercises, games, and good time
generally.
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At Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, June 80 - The home team
won to-day through superior playing. Gin
cnnatis 4. Cleveands 3. Batteries Rad
bourn and Clark, Young and Zimmer
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A CONTESTED WILL.
Two Applications for Letters of Administra-
tion Upon Large Estate.

'FPfIonVI0us 1IeIItCS Hufn1nlStTa-
tion Upon Large Estate.
ABERDEEN Is. Dak). June 3o.-The orig
mai VIII of Mrs. May l. Dayton, who died
In San Francisco on the Sth inst, leaving
property In South Dakotr, Minnesota and
elsewhere valued at Sl3J,000, has been filed
IN the office of county Judge here. Both
her husband, Lyman e. Dayton, and her
son by former marriage, James C. Reed.
nave pelltl0ned for letters of admipistra,
non. The hearing of the cases was set for
July l4th; Dayton alleges that to the best
OF his belief the deceased left no last will.
Inc contest will be prolonged ana bitter.
oailes Y. Reed, the son, was private secre-
tary to ex-President Arthur. and is an infin.
entail gentleman
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GLASGOW, June 3O.-Eight members Of a
pleasure party were drowned to-day by the
capsizing of sailboat ON the Bay OF AYR.
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seems OF SLAUGHTER.

Suppression the Slave Trade Causes fer
rible Massacre.
LONDON, %ine 30 "A letter just received
from Sierra Leone says that the vgilant
suppression pf the slave trade along the
African coas, and the consequent inability
OF the warIile races to dnpose Of their cap
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LONDON, June 3O.-The Official Gazette
announces that, by order of her Majesty,
the name of Sir William Gordon Cumming
has been stricken IRON the list of Deputy
Lieutenants of Scotland.
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Earthquakes in Italy.

ROME. June 9Th, inhabitants of the
Province of Verona last nj sht were thrown
into state of excitement and fear by a
series Of severe earthquake shocks. Sew
eral houses collapsed, bat there was no loss
to life.
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The Executive Committee OF the Brewery
Wofkmen's Union voted In favor OF donating
500 to the striking molders. Ten delinquents
We're dropped from The rolls for being in arrears.
members who drink WeinbardPS bOycotted
beer Will be fined so for each 0ffense.
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At CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, June 3O.-To-day's game was
very dull and unlnteresting. Both pitchers,
however, did excellent work. Chicagos 2,
Pittsbgrgs 3. Batter es Stein and Bow
man, King and Mack
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At PhiladelDhia

PHILADELPHIA. June 80 - To-day's
game was pitchers battle. both Thornton
aud Rus;e doing superb work. Ten innings
were played. Philadelphas 2, New Yorks
B. Observation-Disclosures and Clements, Rusie
and Buckley.
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PAYERS Union.

The newly organized PAYERS Union elected r.
p. Barnett delegate to the Council @. Federated
Trades. The charter roll OF membership was
closed, and resolution was passed that for the
next three months the initiation fee will be So
and $40 thereafter.
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spending Secretary, T. a. Keegan; Financial
Secretary William Jenns; Sergeant.at-Arms.
0. Nelson; Delegates 10 the Federated Trades,
George Filbert; Trustees-J. M. Brierly, Johh
Ross, nj. Granuan. The union will hereaftes
meet on the first and third Tuesday evenings Of
each month.
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HEAVY INSURANCE,

one Million Pounds on the Life Of James Nc.
Henry of London.
LONDON, June 3o.-It appears that the
exhumation Of the body of James
McHenry, the well known Erie Rail
road litigant for the purpose of
examination, was done for the rea-
son that ucHenry's life was insured for
over &, ,000G coo in various companies in En-
gland and America and some of the COM
panes suspected suicide by poison, which
would render the policies void. The analy-
sis of the stomach is not yet complete.
McHenry's friends are indignant.
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Western Association

OMAHA, June 3O.-OmahaS q, Sioux Citys
4.
DENVER. June 30.-Denvers 5, Mime
apos 7.
LINCOLN, June 3o.-Lincolns 6. Milwau-
KEGS 8.
KANSAS CITY, June 30.-Kansas Citys 10,
Duluths O.
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Bids for Carrying Ocean Mails.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Postmaster
General expects to issue tomorrow the ad-
vertisements for bids for the new ocean
mail service under the postal subsidy act
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COUNTESS OF EARNsCLIFFE.

The New Title Conferred by the Queen on
Lady Macdonald
LONDON, June 3O.-It is officially an
nounced that Lady Macdonald. widow of
the late Premier of Canada, Sir John Mac
donald. has been raised to the peerage as an
acknowledgment of her husbands long and
distinguished public service.
OTTAWA (Ontariol June 3O.-The news
that tie Queen has conferred a pcerage on
her was received by Lady Macdonald with
great pleasure. II Is said sns Will De called
Countess of EarnsciIffe.
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lin PLATE.
Rush Of Business at the New York Custom.
House.

House.
NEW YORK. June 30.-The clause in the
Mckinley Tariff Bill which affects tin plate
goes into effect at II o'clock tonight, and
to-day there is rush by importers to get all
the plate now on the wharves and in bond.
on which the duty has been paid, through
the Custom house before it closes business
in order to escape the additional tax imposed
on that article under the new law. All big
British steamers are arriving with tin plate
Ihe Servia brought 5000 cases, the Wyom-
ing 5000. the Runc $4,000, the Ethiopia
90, 600 and the Galileo 40 600
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The Cooks and Walters Union has Indorsed
the bakers boycott OF Mayles restaurants. The
union will attend the performance at the Powell
street Theater In body tonight.
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Racing in England.

LONDON, June 3O.-At the Newmarket
meeting today the race for the July st axes
was won by Flyway.
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Bonded Indebtedness

The Metropolitan Railway Company has
filed with the County Clerk a certificate
Of the creation of $1,00O.Ooo bonded in.
debtalDeSs
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at Kansas CITY

KANSAS CITY, June so. The track was
fast and the winners were:
Filtaenth-siXteenths OF a mile. Ban An
donia won, Underwater second, Dyer third.
Time, :36A
Seyen-eishths of mile, Askey won,
Glessner second, Wallula third. Time,
1:36H.
Handicap, one mile and a furlong, Dsw-
berry won, Red Sign second, Shibboleth
third. Time, ;5gb
Four and half fUrlongs, Lottie Mills
won, WestcOtt second. Francis third. Time,
0;59A.
Five furlongs, Mamie B won, Tramp
second, Mean En0ugh third. TLme, :l0H
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Union Music for the Fourth.
Cooks and Walters.

The Executive Committee OF The Musiciansi
Union yesterday signed a contract with III !
Fourth OF July Celebration Committee agreeing
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The Bremen Strike Ended.

BREMEN, June 3O.-The strike of the
North German Lloyd Steamship Compauy's
stokerS and coalers has ended.
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WITHIN BOUNDS.

Great Firmness Required to Keep Bismarck
Submissive.
BERLIN, June 80. - The Vossische
Zeitung, commenting on the London Times
story of the fall Of Prince Bismarck, re-
Trained from expressing an opinion until
Count Won Munster has been first heard
from, but asserts that Emperor William
once told some intimate friends that it re-
CURED all his firmneSs of Will to keep
Prince Bismarck within the bounds of
reason
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 3O-The weather was
clear and cool. The Washington Park track
was slow.
The first race, six furlongs, Dan Kurtz
won, Judge Hughes second, Bracelet third.
Time. :16.
Second race, one and sixteenth miles,
Tom Rodgers won, Rinfax second, Pomfref
third. Time, :494.
The third race, one mile. Shipmate WOE,
Ida Pickwick second, Santa Ana third.
Time, ;43R.
The fou.th race. handicap, one mile and a
furlOng, Ernest Race won, Whitney second,
Santiago third. Time, / :5G.
The fifth race, six furlongs: First heat,
Big Three won, Creole second, Little Crete
third; time, 1:l5. Second heat, Big Three
won. little Crete second Creole third !;
time, l:l6
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A Cardinals Illness.

PARIs. June 30-Cardinal Lavigerie is
Frustrated by illness. He is able to secure
only occasional periods Of rest
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Coal From Nanaimo


The ship Louis Walsh came in last night
from Nanaimo with a cargo Of 240O tons of
coal for John Rosenfeld 81 Sons.
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Ida Harris has sued for divorce from
Sol Harris; likewise Adelia from Charles
Merritield.
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Carriage Wood-Worker

The Carriage aud Wagon Wood workers
Union elected the following officers: PreR.ssnt.
]. HUNT; Viee-President Emilia FdrrGr; Core.
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ON THE DIAMOND.

The Bridegrooms Defeat the Bostons in Ten
Innings.
NEW YORK. June 30-Brooklyns won to-
days game in the tenth inning through su-
terior batting ana the errors of the visitors.
Brooklyns 4, B0stons /. Batteries-Hem-
ing and Daley, Staley and Gorz
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LITTLE GET YOUNG.

The Furniture workers Union donated s25 10
the striking molders and nominated officers foT
the next term.
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More Fire Proteciion.


The Fire Committee of the Supervisors
will recommend that hydrants be placed at
Vallejo and Laguna streets, also on Eureka
street at the crossings of Twentieth and
Twenty-frst.
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DIMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped and
] ll7I oily skin cured by CurIcURA Soar.