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REFORMED PREsBYTERIANs.
DR.. MoAllister's Plea for More Strict 0bserv-
ance Of the Sabbath

ance Of the Sabbath.
PITTsBURG, June 6-At to-day's session
of the Reformed Presbyterian Synod DR..
McAIlister closed his argument in defense
of the action of the Pittsburg Presbytery.
During the latter part of his speech he paid
his respects to various societies aud corpor-
ations who by their work desecrate the
Sabbath. He referred to the Government
permitting the transmission of mails on
Sunday, and touched up POstmsster-General
Wanamaker and the heads Of the depart
ments in lively manner. Referring to the
coming Worlds Fair. he made strong argu-
ment for closing it Sundays.
The general belief now is that there will
be a compromise, and that the action of the
Pittsburg PreSbytery will be sustained and
a number of bright, liberal-minded young
ministers will be expelled. There seems no
doubt either that the expulsion will be fol-
lowed by a split in the church.
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USELESS SHOTS.
Bold Escape of a Convict From Deputy
Sheriff.

Bold Escape Of Convict From Deputy
Sheriff
New YORK. June 6.-Joseph Sha nahan,
a convict on the way to Sing Sing TO serve a
sixteen-year sentence, escaped from Dep
uty Sheriff at the Grand Central depot this
morning Shanahan was one of batch of
eleven prisoners to be taken to Sing Sing
They were divided into three groups. The
second group, in which was Shanahan, in
charge of Deputy Sheriff Burke, had just
stepped on the platform of car, when
Shanahan's hand shot up and his handouts
fell off. Shanahan jumped across the plat
form and made for the entrance of the rail-
road yards. As soon as lie jumped Deputy
Sheriff Burke fred shot after him and
started in pursuit. He fred three shots
more. and was gaining on Shanahan when
he tripped on the track and came down, dis
locating his shoulder and receiving other
Injuries. Shanahan dashed on to Forty
fifth street, where cab was in waiting for
him and he jumped in and drove off. The
theory of the escape is that Shanahan had a
handcuff key furnished him by confed-
crates,
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CHEAPER WHISKY.
The Trust Anticipating Reduction in the
Price of Spirits.

The Trust Anticipating a Reduction in the
Price of Spirits.
CHICAGO, June "a local paper this
evening says: The Whisky Trust is figur-
ing on reduction in the prices of spirits.
A japanese process of distilling, called
takamine, will be adopted Immediately by
the companies in the combine, and in conse-
Quence of the great saving resulting from
the new system. the expense of diStilling
will be reduced about 10 cents per bushel of
cents per gallon. The retail men as well as
the wholesale dealers will be benefited by
the reduction and the consumer is the only
one who will derive no profit from the new
list of prices. The adoption of the TAXA
mine process is direct result of the deal
made by the trust the other day, by which
1t got possession of the Shufeldt and Calumet
distllerieS.
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Proposed Federal SYNOD.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-The cOnsidera-
tiOn of the rec lamentations in connection
with the constitution Of the Federal Synod
Of the Reformed Church Dutch) in America
and Reformed Church (German) in the
United States resulted to-day in meeting
of the latter body, in the adoption of resOlu-
tiOns looking to the fastening Of the f0rma-
tiOn of the proposed federal synod, aud it
was decided at once to elect representa- ives
OF the German Church in the synod.
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The STRENGTH in Atchison.

New YORK. June GA Boston special
says: The strength in Atchison is probably
due to the prospective restoration of the
old house of Barring Bros. Sc Co. to the field
of finance, and consequently the possibility
of English attention soon being again
turned to the property. The 4 per cent gen.
eral mortgage bonds are very strong. Kid
der, Peabody Il Co. have advices that the
Barings' guarantors will not be called upon.
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An African Erneditinn

BERLIN, June 6. = The Tageblatt an
nounces that Lieutenant Jacques. in COM
mand Of large force, is about leaving
Bagomoyo for Lake Tanganyika. The OBJ
ject of the expedition is to suppress slavery
and establish station at the latter place
The Tageblatt also says that renewed dis
orders are reported at Pwa Pwa and Kewa,
and an expedition has started to quell the
disturbance,
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Workmen's Pension Bill Passed

PARIS, June 6.-In the Chamber of Dep
uties to-day. Deroulede demanded urgency
for the WOrkmen's Pension Bill introduced
by the Minister Of the Interior. This ap-
peal brought out cry of "Deroulede is
Boulanger's domestic" Derulede retOrted
hotly. and a scene of uprOar ensued. Three
Intellectual attempts were made to vote on
the expulsion of Deroulede, and finally
urgency was voted BAT TO 81, amid the great
est excitement
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Cash.Reeiater Patent sustained.

PHILADELPHIA (Pa) June s, 1891.-Judges
Acheson and Butler Of the United States Circuit
Court Of Philadelphia yesterday rendered de-
esi0n IN favor Of The National Cash Register
Company OF Dayton, OHIO, in its suit againstthe
American Cash Register Company OF Phladel-
Company for Infringement on Its RiIty q Birch
automatic key aud Indicator patent, this being
one OF the fundamental patents of tile National
Company, and the above decision is OF much I'M
portanee TO the eash-TeglsteT world and is
great victory Tor the National Cash Register
Company
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FATHER MoLLINGER.
Invalids Flocking to Troy Hill to Be Blessed
and Cured


and Cured.
PITTsBURG, June 6.-The approach of st.
Anthony's day is bringing the sick and af-
f1icted to Troy Hill by hundreds to bs
blessed and cured by Father Mollinger.
There are more than 700 invalids in board
Lighthouses near the white bearded priests
church, and by June 18th this number will
have Increased to thousands. All the week
sufferers have been coming from Tennessee
and Kentucky by dozens. A Chattanooga
engineer, helpless from the waist down, was
healed by the prieSt-physician, and his re-
turn home has set the countryside wild.
The few days preceding st. AnthOny's are
the priests harvest time. He charges no
fees. but accepts gifts, and it is said that by
these he has accumulated close to S1.000.000
His priestly office inspires faith, while his
surprising skill as a physician does the rest.
His prescriptions are always for some
con oction made from herbs or roots. He
treats all comers alike. the poor as we'll as
the rich. On st. Anthony's day he goes
among the sick and blesses them. Usually
fr ON 5000 TO 10000 people throng about the
church on that daY.
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CONFESSED HIS CRIME.

a Member Of the New York Produce Exchange
Arrested for Robbery.
NEW YORK, June 6.-David w. Mainwar-
ing Jr., member of the Produce Exchange
and the Seventh Regiment, is under arrest
on a charge of robbery. Michael Conlon,
in the employ OF Senator Stanford, ar
rived here April 9th, with several of the
Senator's horses, aud stopped at the Glas-
gov Hotel. There Mainwaring robbed him
of gold watch valued at $40 and other
articles to the value of $500. Recently Main
waring also stole two diamond rings from p.
III. Dwyer while calling upon his daughter,
whom he was engaged to marry He has
confessed his guilt
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Business Troubles.

Boston, June 6-Richard G. Haskell.
manufacturer of boots and shoes. made an
assignment to-day. The estimated liabilities
are 5000 It's said the failure has nothing
to do with the recent troubles in the shoe
trade, but that HaskelPs money is so tied
up that he could not get at it.
KINGSTON IN. Y9, June 6.-George B.
Merritt & Co., one of the largest dry-goods
firms here, failed to-day. The Liabilities are
unknown.
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The Russian Treatment Of Jews.

LONDON, June 6.--The Moscow CORE
spOndent Of the Daily News gives details of
an incident where two Jews were chained
and herded with a convoy of crimiDals, be-
cause they had no money to pay the ex-
penses of travel. The correspondent says
he thinks there are many similar cases.
The first batch of six families of Jews ex-
PEELED from Kief has arrived at Buda-Pesth
by railway. They were conveyed virtually
free. They give heartrending recital OF
their treatment
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Cheap Ocean Freights.

NEW YORK, June 6-Last years crop
being all moved and the movement of the
coming crop not yet started, British steam
ships of the tramp specie are taking cargoes
to Liverpool for mere song. They have to
have ballast of some kind to bring their
prOpellers under water. Cargoes destined
for San Francisco can now be shipped to
the California Coast, via Liverpool, at lower
rates than they can be sent direct from
here. All the ships in Liverpool are anx-
iOus to sail for America, even it they take
cargOeS for almost nothing, in order that
they may be on hand to take back the wheat
crop.
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At Morris Park.

WEsTCHEsTER q. ". June 6.-The
Morris Park track was fast to-day and the
winners we're:
Five furlongs, His Highness won, Canvass
second, Clara colt third. Time, 0:59A
One mile. L'Intriguante won, Rey del Rey
second, Mountain Deer third Time, :40b.
Six furlongs, Tammany won. 1t was a
dead heat between OSric, Helgate and
Dagonet for place Tine, ;12b.
Six furlOngs, Correction won, Sleipner
second, Saunterer third. Time, 1:11b.
One mile and quarter, Eon won, Tristan
second, Tournament third. Time, 2:O6B
Seven furlongs, Tayiston won, Arab sec
ond. kempLand third. Time, l:27A.
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HANCHETTEs DIsAPPEARANCE.
The Rewards Withdrawn for the Recovery Of
the Missing Man.

CHICAGO, June 6.-The Chicago police are
considerably mystifed over the new de-
velopment in the Hanchette disappearance
case. Last night the following telegram
was received from the wife of the missing
man at Los Angeles: "All rewards for the
recovery of Hanchette are withdrawn. No
news" This is the second reward with
drawn by The friends of the missing man.
Lieutenant Baer of the Central Station
said: 81 believe they have found that
Hauchette is alive, and to save money they
have withdrawn the reward" Nothing
further has been heard from the South
Dakota Sheriff, since he was notified of the
renewal of the reward.
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Dupree at once went to the office of the
board and demanded that DR.. Olliphant
step outside Pistols were immediateIy
drawn and firing began. Dupree SAYS sew
eTal employees Of the Board of Health COM
menced striking him. diverting his aim, and
that one Of them cut him in the face while
DR.. Olliphant was firing on him. None of
the bullets took effect and the eombatantS
were soon separated.
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The Kevstnna Rank Failura.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Mayor Stuart
in compliance with the order of the City
Council, has sent letter to President Har-
rison asking him to have thorough inves-
tigation made into the action of the United
States Treasury Department in regard to
its delay in closing the Keystone National
Bank of Philadelphia.
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The Gibson Indictments

CHICAGO, June 6.-An effort was made in
the Federal Court to-day to have quashed
the indictments against George J. Gibson,
ex-Secretary Of the Whisky Trust, his at
torneys arguing there was no Federal statute
covering the case. Judge BlOdgett took the
case under adviSPmeut, aud VIII make his
decision known Monday.
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New Church Dedicated.

PARIS. June 6.-The Archbishop of Paris
has dedicated the magnificent Basilica of the
Sacred Heart on the summit of Montmartre
The work, which was initiated after the
Franco-Prussian war, is still unfinished. IL
has already occupied seventeen years 10
building, and has cost S5,O0O,000. The
structure is one of the most beautiful
churches in Europe.
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Contracts for Indian Supplies.

WASHINGTON, June 6. - Contracts
amounting 10 S2OC0,OO0 have just been
awarded for Indian supplies. Mckinley
prices were paid. but the prices for all
manufactured goods, says Assistant Secre-
tary Bussey, we're AS low or a shade lower
than last year, while for beef, flour and
other agricultural products they were some
what higher
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Eastern Percentages.

CHICAGO, June 6.-The percentage of the
ball teams, including t0-day's games
League-Chicago .621, New York .594, Phil
adeIphia .53S, Boston 800, Cleveland 500,
Brooklyn .473. Pittsburg .472, Cincinnati
.359. American-St Louis .6G6 Boston $50,
Baltimore $50, Cincinnati .473, Columbus
.46S, Athletics asa, Louisville .451, Washing
fou OGS
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, June 6.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold at auction to-day one carload of
California fruit Tartarian cherries brought
81 90 to so; Biggereaus. 81 25 The sale
was very satisfactory, considering the un-
favorable conditions, it being Saturday aud
raining
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CAUSED AN ASSIGNMENT.
The President of Chicago Cracker Company
Charged With Fraud.

Charged With Fraud.
PHILADELPHIA J une 6.-Ephraim Young,
President of the Millward-Cli Cracker
Company, was arrested this afternoon on
warrant sworn out by L. 3. Belfield. Direc-
tor of the company. Young is also a Direc-
tor of the wrecked Spring Garden National
Bank. Beheld alleges that Young con-
spired with Frank Benton, the Secretary of
the cracker company, and Francis w. Ken
nedy, President of the Spring Garden Bank,
and unlawfully issued notes Of the company,
in February and March, 10 the extent of
S34, 500. Some days ago the existence Of
these notes was discovered. and the COM
pany had to make an assignment.
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A BIG HAUL.
Results Of the Police Raids on Harvard
Students Clubs.

Boston, June 6.-The three days raiding
by the Cambridge police of five Harvard
students clubs resulted in securing $500
worth of liquor and the arrest of 13o stud
ents, whose fines for abetting liquor nuis-
anees netted the Police Fund $4,000. The
boys have been completely stunned by the
blow. Many lads belong to several soci-
ties, and the fines imposed upon each have
bankrupted them, and class day this year
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Restrainine Order Denied

ST. LOUIS, June 6.-Judge Thayer OF the
United States Circuit Court this morning
denied the application of the first preferred
stockholders OF the st. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railway Company restraining the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
from owning stock In the San Francisco and
St. Louis road, and issuing a $4,000, 900
blanket mortgage.
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one by one, until had been fully cured had
the disease thirteen months before l began taking
the REMEDIES and in four or five weeks was en-
tireiv cured. My disease was eczema and pS0rtasiS
know OF great many who have taken the REs-
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especially mothers who have babes with scalF erup-
tions on their heads and bodies cannot express
my thanks to you. My body was covered with
scales and was an awful spectacle TO behold Now
my skin is as clear as babyS.
GEO. COTEY. Merrill, wiS.
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Counterfeiters Sentenced.

SPRINGFIELD QIls.), June 6.-In the
United States District Court to-day, Rev.
Mr.. Homes Of Stone Fort, Saline County,
was convicted of counterfeiting and SEN
fenced to three years in the penitentiary.
Rev. George Vancil of Duquoin, pleaded
guilty to the same charge, and was sentenced
10 one year in the penitentiary.
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CONFEDERATION in Chile.

SANTIAGO (Chile), June 6.-An extensive
and disastrous fire broke out in this city to-
day. Among the buildings destroyed by the
flames was one occupied by the British
Legation. The British Minister, j. G. Ken
nedy. and Mrs. Kennedy. his wife, had
narrow escape from death. The German
Legation was damaged
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TO THE CALL PUBLISHING CO.-GentIemen:
We are thoroughly convinced that we have received
BETTER RESULTS from our Sunnyside and Lakeview
ads in TIE CALL than from any other medium,
L. AVERY MCCARTHY,
Sunnyside Land Company.
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Western Association

DENVER. June 6.-Denyers /. Kansas
Citys s.
LINCOLN, May 6. - Omaha game post
poned on account of wet grounds.
ST. PAUL, June 6.-St PaulS 8, Mil
Waukees II.
SIOUX CITY. June 6-Minneapolis game
postponed on account Of wet grounds.
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with itching. l would scratch ev-
cry night until was raw; then ths
next night, the scales being formed
meanwhile, were scratched or
again. In vain did l consult all
the doctors IN the county. bur
without aid. After giving up ala
hopes OF recovery, happened To
see an advertisement in the news
paper about your CUTICURA REM-
EDIES, and purchased them from
my druggist, and obtained almost
immediate relief. | began to no
tice that the Scaly eruptiOns grad
nallV 1rnnnn1 off and diSannPar,.fH
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Nnn-uninn 1.nmher.Yards

NEW YORK, June 6.-The Lumber-trads
Association to-day decided that the lumb ber-
yards should be opened on Monday, June
8th. as non-union yards. The members Of
trades unions are not to be employed to the
exclusion of others seeking employment.
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Drowned in prosnect Lake.

COLORADO SPRINGS (Cofo.). June 6-Last
evening, while party of young men were
out sailing on Prospect Lake, the boat cap
sized and Edward Elliott, brother-in-law of
the daughter of Julia Ward Howe. at one
time in the English navy, was drowned.
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Peru's Ex-President in New York.

NEW YORK, June Cit is reported that
ex-President Pierola Of Peru. who escaped
from prison in that country, is in this city.
1t is said the Peruvian Government Will
offer large reward for Pieroa'S capture.
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Censurine Sir Charles Turner.

OTTAWA (Ont), June 6-The debate on
the motion of Laurier censuring Sir Ch rlos
Upper, High Commissioner to England,
for participation in the recent elections.
continued, and the final vote resulted in the
Government being sustained by majority
of tWenty-ODe
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American Association.

ST. LOUIS, June 6.-St Louis II. Bos-
tons 10.
COLUMBUS. June 6-COlumbus 6. Ath-
letics 3.
LOUISVILLE. June g. - Louisvilles 8,
BaltimOres Z.
CINCINNATI, June 6.-Wasbngton game
was postponed On account of rain.
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Al Philadslnhia

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-The Quakers
defeated Pittsburg to-day, alter a stubborn
fight of twelve innings, by superior fielding.
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Disabled Horses.

NEW YORK. June 6-In her race Thurs
day one of Senorita's hooks gave way and
the chances are against her racing again.
II retired she viii be bred to TrOubadour.
FiTenZ'S fate viii be decided when her fever
subsidies. Tenny is stepping giugeriy and
would have Jared badly had be started to-
1av
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Convention With England

LISBON. June 6.-After a long and excit-
Ing debate the Chamber Of Deputies, by
vote OF 105 10 6, to-day ratified the conYen-
tion between England and Portugal.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Reserve decrease, SS42, 600; special decrease,
81. 20S, 600; circulation decrease, $50, ,000.
The banks now hold So 6S2, 900 in excess Of
the legal requirements.
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Three Men Killed.

CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.), June 6.-An ex-
plosion of dynamite at the Chattanooga
Blast.Furnace tonight killed Jim Foster,
Bud Tables and Nat Sanders, and seriously
injured another man,
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WORLDS Record Rrnken

PRINCETON On. j.. June 6.-The annual
Caledonian class games were held this
morning, Luther Cary broke the worlds
record in the 100-yard dash. Time, "a sec
onds. The wind was blowing against Cary.
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At BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN, June 6.-The home team, by
lucky hitting, aided by unfortunate errors
by AnsOn, won to-day's game. Chicagos 2,
BrOokyns 6. BatteTies-Stein and Kit
fridge, CaTutheTs and Daily.
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EASTERN BALL GAMES.
Re suit Of Contests in American and Western
Associations

Boston, June 6.-Ganzel's unfortunate
muff of foul fly and a questionable de-
cisiOn by McQuade gave Cleveland the
game to-day. Clevelands Z, BostOns 8. Bat
teries-Young and Zimmer, Getzein and
Canal
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black for him, and he felt that the presence
of the Prince of Wales would be certain 10
influence the jury. 1t is again reported
that if the verdict goes against him Sir Will
lam will take his own life.
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French Bankers Fail.

PARIS. June 6.-Veuve Dufetel, Griman
q Co, bankers of Amiens, have suspended
operations. liabilities, S1.0O0, 00O.
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General Lonestreet DYING.

New YORK. June GA dispatch from
Gainesville, Ca, says that General James
Longstreet is very low. and that he is not
expected to live through the night.
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MAXWELL'S CASE.
The Subcommittee of the Worlds Fair Di-
rectory Defer Action.

CHICAGO. June 6.-After an interview to-
day with Walter Maxwell the SUBJ Commit
tee of the Worlds Fair Directory decided
before taking action to await the coming of
a committee of Californians, who object to
Maxwell's confirmation. In talk with the
subcommittee to-day Maxwell fatty denied
that he had been connected with a scheme
to establish Monte Carlo in Southern
California
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At Princeton.

PRINCETON, June 6 - The Princeton
nine to-day defeated their Yale rivals for
the championship by a score Of 3 to 3.
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Gordon Cumming Despondent.

LONDON, June 6-In note to an Amerl-
can club man Sir William Gordon Cumming
said yesterday that things were looking
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SILVER SYNDICATE.

Rumored Scheme to Control the Floating Sup
ply and Dictate Prices.
New YORK, June 6.-It was rumored in
Wall street this morning that large French
syndicate had just been formed to purchase
5,4S6, ,553 ounces of silver on store with the
Mercantile Trust Company. The syndicate.
it is said, is represented here by the bank
ing-house of Heidelbach. Ickelheimer s. Co.
and in Europe by Thorsch 8 Co., Vienna.
The plan of the syndicate is believed to be
as follows: 1t is thought the stock of silver
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SHOTS EXCHANGED.
Bloodless Encounter Between New Orleans
Editor and a City Official

Editor and a City Official.
NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-The Daily States
newspaper has recently been criticizing a
deal of certain members Of the Board of
Health In the SlaughterhOuse matter, and
declaring that Governor Nichols should
make a clean sweep Of the board. To-day
Dir. Olliphant, President of the board, sent
Editor George W. Dupree nOe denounclng
klm as a liar, coward and traitor. Editor
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At New York.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The Giants won
their eighth consecutive game to-day. Gin
cnnati could do nothing with Rusie. New
Yorks 4, Cincinnatis 0. Batteries-RuSie
aud Buckley, Rhnes and Hamilton.
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FOUR INDICTMENNS.
Charges of Embezzlement Against the Police
Clerk of Toledo.

Clerk of Toledo.
TOLEDO Ohio, June 6.-The Grand Jury
has reported four charges of embezzIement
against Police Clerk William II. Cook Of
this city. Three counts charge him with ap-
prUpriating city funds in the sum of $40, 900,
and the fourth of embezzling $1,000 belong
ing to the Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany of New York, while acting in the
capacitY of agent