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AID OBTAINED.
The Stockholders Of London Banking House
Prevent It's Failure


Prevent Its Failure.
LONDON, June 19.-There were rumors
prevailing in financial circles here to-day as
to difficulties between Murietta, the head Of
the clearinghouse Of Murietta & Co, (which
was recently transformed into limited La
biIity company, and the Trustees and exec
utors Of the new corporation, owing to the
discovery that the liabilities of Murietta &5
Co. exceed the liabilities represented to the
Trustees and executors Of the corporation.
II is also said that fresh liabilities have been
incurred since the formation Of the limited
liability company, which will require the
further subscription Of nearly S175,O00 in
In order TO avoid calamity.
The money necessary for the immediate
requirements of the company was. however,
raised among the stockholders this after
noon, thus aft ording the concern temporary
relief
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DUTY ON TRIMMINGS.

A Suit to Recover Duties Won by the I'm
Porters.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-The jury in
the Mercer d Dickinson test suit against
the Government TO recover duties paid on
inpoItations OF hat trimmings returned a
verdict this morning in the United States
Circuit Count in favor of the plaintiffs. The
plaintiffs claimed that the goods were
liable to 90 per cent duty, while the officials
held they wrre dutlable at 30 per cent. The
Government will appeal tie verdict to the
Supreme Court. by the verdict the Gov
ernment is liable for from $40, 100000 to
$50, 600, coo that it has collected in duties
from importers OF millinery materials in
Varinus narts Of the country.
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Train.Rnhhers sentenned.

BROWNSVILLE CTex.), jane 19-The trial
of the Rio Grande Railway train-robbers
was commenced in the United States Circuit
Court. Jose Maria Masqueda, one of the
principals, pleaded guilty and was given a
life sentence at hard labor. Fabian Garcia.
another of the principals, got ten years.
The cases against the other prisoners
charged with being accessories, are con-
tinued. it being extremely difficult to get
Jury here,
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THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
Annual Message of President Pellegrini,
Showing the Financial Situation.


WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Bureau of
American Republics has received a copy of
the annual message of President Pei legrini
of the Argentine Republic. which was laid
before Congress in May last lie states that
the only exceptional measures he was COM
PEELED TO adopt were declaring the city of
BuenOs AyreS in a state of siege and the
suppression of few newspapers that were
stirring up strife. Concessions of national
lands, covering $4,000 miles. which had been
made TO speculators for colonization pur-
poses, were revoked. as the holders OF the
concessions failed 10 carry out the condi-
tions on which they obtained the lands.
Many public works had of necessity been
suspended for lack OF funds. Assisted inn
migration from Europe had been stopped.
The revenues for 1890 were: In currency
S75, ,400, 600 and the expenditures 500, $685. 900,
leaving deficit of $4,000, goo. The reve-
nues for 1891 had been ca lculated at $26,-
000, 900 IN gold.
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LOST WIFE AND MONEY.
Merchant Buys Wife and She Refuses to
Live With Him

Merchant Buys Wife and Sne he1usss 10
Live With Him.
NEW YORK, June 19-Until last Monday,
Samuel Burbank, one of the wealthlest
merchants of Hampstead, L. l.. had re-
manned bachelor. That day he married
Lille Oxford the eighteen-year- daugh-
ter of Harry Oxford, an insurance broker
of Brooklyn. Oxford had asked Burbank
for loan of $4,000 20 buy a house:
Burbank declined, but said he would
give oxford $4,000 if he would make Lille
marry him. Oxford took time to think over
the staggering proposition, and in a few
days he said the girl would marry Burbank
if the $4,000 was Forthcoming. Burbank
then formally proposed to the girl. was ac-
cepted, and on Monday was married. After
the marriage Lille refused point blank 10
go home with her husband, and he is left
without wife or his $4,000. Later he
brought suit charging Oxford and his daugh-
ter with conspiracy TO rob him of $4,000,
and now Oxford has brought suit against
him for SANDER
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THE AMERICAN DERBY.
The Great Race to Be Run To-Day at CHI
"a un

The Great Race to Be Run To-Day at Chi
cago.
CHICAGO, June 19.-The American Derby,
which is to be run tomorrow at Washing
ton Park, will be a race not only Of great
horses but of good jockeys. Isaac Lewis
will ride Kngman; Fred Taral, Pessarra; ;
Covington on Strathmeath, Burton on Val
lera, Fitzgerald on Michael, Overton on
Balgowan, and Allen on Forerunner. King
man is likely to go to the post as the favor
ite, but Strathmeath will have almost as
strong following. The winner will take
down about $4,000, the richest prize in the
West this year.
The following are the probable starters
and their weights in the race: Forerunner
125, Balgowan 122. High Tariff 127. Poet
Scout 115, Snow Ball 122 Pessarra 127, King
man 129, Strathmeath ID, Valera 127,
Ludovic 122, Michael 125.
The outlook late tonight is for wet day
tomorrow, but it is not thought that this
will interfere with the Derby.
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treasury to-day. and that tie Treasurer's
statement including reports to that date will
show it. There will be constant excess of
receipts over expenditures during the re-
mainder of the month, and it is estimated
that the net surplus will be at least $1,000
0O0 by the 1sr. Treasury officials say that
the Government is amply able to meet all
its obligations
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wreck, with the crew lashed to the buL-
warks and stumps of tha masts.
The crew of the Sophie was called
on for volunteers. The officers, who
are all Germans, responded promptly, but
go. Not considering it wise to leave the
steamer without officers, the captain of the
Sophie lay by until the storm moderated.
Then he called for volunteers. but tho
Italians again refused to go. The German
officers manned boat aud with the great
est difficulty succeeded in rescuing the crew
nf ha harE
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Fatal Accident to Emigrants.

LA JUNTA (Colo), June l9.-While a
party Of ten emigrants was crossing bridge
over a creek near here the bridge gave way,
precipitating them into the creek. Charles
Wilkerson was drowned, and A. j. Bliss
and his four children were seriously injured
By the falling tinlbers. The others were
unhurt -Four horses were drowned and the
wagon was wrecked,
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Raisad the Tnnrist Rate

CHICAGO, June 19.-The Board of Com
mssiOners of the Western Traffic Associa
tiOn has given out a number of decisions.
One giving authority to traus- Missouri lines
to advance the present ronnd-trip tourist
rate of SAT 90 between Missouri River and
Utah points TO $50 will take effect July 1St
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American Association.

BosToN, June 19.-The Athletic game was
postponed to-day on account of the wet
grounds.
WASHINGTON. June Washingtons 6.
Baltimores 4.
COLUMBUS. June 19.-Co!umbus 4, st.
Louis ,
CINcGNNATI, June 19-CincinnatIs IA,
LOuisYIles 10.
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New Railrnad Rnnds-

NEW YORK, June 19-Presdent Dillon of
the Union Pacific says "No further meet
ing of the Executive Committee of the COM
pany has been held since Tuesday last to
decide upon the.jssue of new bonds. 1t Is
practically certain, however, that ebout
only S5,000O00 new bonds will be issued
this time. This will ease the company"
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The Brigand Anastagius Captured.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. June 19.-It is re-
ported that the authorities have captured
AnastasiuS, the noted robber, whO on May
3lst at place between this city and Adri-
anOple headed band of brigandS, and after
wrecking the express, plundoring the pas
sengers, carried four of them off to the
mountains, where they were held as prison.
ers until the outlaws had secured a ransom
Of $4,000 for their captives.
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CLOSED THE DEAL.
Wallace Transfers His Stock to the Trotting
Register Company.

NEW YORK, June 19.-The Trotting Reg
lister deal has at length been closed. A
meeting was held this afternoon, at which
an agreement was drawn uD whereby Wal
lace agreed TO sell his SS7 shares OF stock to
the Wallace Trotting Register Company for
$50 per share, or an aggregate Of Sl15.310,
to be paid as follows: S50,3l0 in money aud
a certified check for 600. on or before
a pril %, 1892 secured by promissory note
of the American TrOtting Register AssOcia-
ton.
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On the Cherokee strin.

ARKANSAS CITY (Kans.), June 19.-It is
stated here on good authority that a thor
shOr tly enter the Cherokee strip and cut all
the fences and burn the grass, thus forcing
the cattlemen off the land. The cattlemen
are on the strip with the authority of the
law
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Mrs. Sheldon Returns Sick.

LONDON, June ia dispatch from Zan-
zibar says that Mrs. French-Sheldon. who
started on an exploring expedition in Africa,
has arrived at that place seriously ILL 1t
was necessary to carry her on board the
steamer Madura, on which she will sail for
England Oh Monday.
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Cordage Works Purchased.

ST John On. b., June 19.-It is reported
that the National Cordage Company of New
York has purchased for S3,OO0,0OO all the
cordage works in Canada, including that of
Connor & Sons of St John. The st. John
works will be run for the export trade
only. They are SAID to be the largest in the
Dominion.
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niad of ninhtharia

RALEIGH IN. c., June 19.-Mrs. Glennan,
wife of Assistant Surgeon Glennan of the
United States Navy, arrived here about
week ago from Washington with her four
children. Since then two of them have died
from diphtheria, one is likely to die and the
remaining child has the disease.
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Kinllne in New York.

NEW YORK, June 19-The Herald says
that Rudyard Kipling has been in the city
two days in strict retirement and registered
as j. Macdonald. He is travelling with
Macdonald relative, and is under orders OF
his physicians TO avoid excitement ard not
touch the pen under any condition.
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AS Richard Wilson was driving along
Sixth street yesterday Aaron Cohen, small
boy, Sprang from behind another wagon in
front of his horses and was run over The
boys left arm was crushed. Wilson was
arrested, but released on his own recOg-
nzance. as the accident was unavoidable on
his part.
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Snnth naknta Tin

HILL CITY Is. Dak.). June 19.-President
Untermeyer of New York and the Directors
of the Honey Peak Consolidated Tin COM
pany left to-day for the East, after decid-
ing Immediately to commence the erection
of tin concentrating plant of 2500 ingOts
daily capacity at this city.
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BACCAKAT ECHOES.
Complications With the German Emperor and
Cartoons in Ireland

JaILOOns II ILtIaEU'
NEW YORK. June 19.-The Posts London
special says: The position of the Prince Of
Wales is becoming more and mcIe compro-
missed by complications growing out Of the
bacearat case. The German Emperor haY-
ing taken the liberty Of lecluring his uncle
on his conduct in that affair, tie breach be-
tween the two has been reopened and nav
lead to the pOstponement, if not abandon.
ment, OF the Emperor visit TO England.
DUBLIN, June l9.-The Freemen's Jour
nal published a cartoon in which Paruell.
Healy and others are seated around a hac-
carat table. playing. Healy is pictured in
the act OF surreptitiously adding counters to
lis bet, while Parnel whispers to Erin"
" This Is too hQtP
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THE ICY BAY DISASTER.
Confirmation of the News of the Death Of
Lieutenant Robinson.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The United
States Geographical Survey has received
dispatch confirming the news from Victoria
of the drowning of Lieutenant Robinson
and four of the crew of the revenue cutter
Bear and w. e. Moore, one of the Russell
Mount st. Elias exploring party, while eD-
deavoring to land through the heavy surf in
ley Bay. The names of the drowned men
were: Lieutenant Robinson Of the Hass-
Ter and seamen Anderson, Nelson and Hen
ry Smith, all OF the revenue cutter Bear,
and w. G. Moore. member of the eXplor-
ing expedition. Lieutenant Robinson leaves
q wife, who resides at Port Townsend.
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CHICAGO, June 19.-Porter Brothers %
Co. sold to-day two carloads of California
fruit. Cherries were in very bad order and
sold from 80 to 80 cents; apricots, ST. 90 to
81 90; peaches, 81 10 to 81 40; Kenig Claude
plums. So 70; cherry plums, 81; Clyman
plums, So %.
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General schcfieId and Bride.

OMAHA. June 19-General Schofeld and
bride arrived this morning and were given
an informal reception on board their private
car by the headquarters officers Of the De-
partment Of the Platte. After drive they
were entertained at lunch at the residence
Of General Brooke and departed for the
West ia the evening
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A GRAVE OMISSION.
An Important Clause Missing From the Ballot
Reform Bill

En- 1uUUILdHI NIdus0 N44saIIIB I IUA4 tIIU Dd44Vt
Reform Bill.
SPRINGFIELD Qll), June 19.-Friends OF
the secret ballot will be greatly caagrned
to learn that the Ballot Reform Bill passed
by the last Assembly as signed by the Gov
ernOr shows a gross error on the part OF
some one. Section 2S, which provides that
no ticket-pedGer shall be allowed within
100 feet Of the polls on election day. is miss
lug entirely from the bill. Ii cannot now
be told whether the fault lies with the en-
rolling and engrOsslng clerks or with the
Clerk of the House. There is difference
Of opinion here as to Whethe this omission
invalidateS the remainder OF the bill or not,
but in any event there are now no means Of
rec flying the pTrOT.
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Desperate Fight on a Barge.

AMHERsTBUKG (OntariO), June 19.-Last
evening the crew of the steam barge Jane
Cook became intoxicated and had a general
fight in which six men were wounded. The
captain was shot through one of his lungs
and his recovery is doubtful. Another of
the men may die, while the others are not
so badly wounded.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
a Surplus of s7,0o0,ooo Available by the
First Of July.

WASHINGTON. June 19.-The statement
of the United States Treasury, issued to-
day, shows an apparent deficiency of S767,-
10S. This, however. does not include $685.
$4,000 on deposit with the national banks
and $50. .221, 900 fractional silver. Including
these two items the cash balance is S43.-
06l,000. The officials of the Secretary's
office say tnat exclusive of national bank
deposits and fractional silver there is an
actual available balance Of S2,S12, 600 In the
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Trouble Brewing in Samoa.

LONDON, June 19-Dispatches received
here from Melbourne state that the latest
adyices from Samoa are to The effect that
Chief Mataafa, accompanied by body Of
natives, had started for Mahe the center of
the intrigue which 10 known to exist against
the scyerelRp I.k ..s Of KiHE AAlieiea Lau-
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Cuticura Remedies

Parents. do you realize how your little ones suffer-
when their tender skins are literally on fire with
itching burning scaly. and blotched skin and scalp
diseases To know that single application of tbs
CUTICURA REMEDIES will often afford instant re-
lief permit rest and sleep, and pO Mt to permanent
and economical (becauSe so speedy cure and h0s
to use them. without moments delay Is 20 bs
guilty OF positive inhumanIty. No greater legacy
can be bestowed upon a child than clear skin and
pure blood CUTICURA REMEDIES are absolutely
pure, aud may be used from infancy to age, frau
pimpleS to Scrofula.
Sold everywhere. Price CUTGCURA. soc; Soxe
25c; REsoLvENT. 81 Prepared by the PorFEz
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston
GsH- Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Secretary of
the Interior approved the contract for re-
pairing the great Casa Grande prehistoric
ruin, near the ella River, in Arizona. The
sum of $1,000 was appropriated by the last
CnnuraSS
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Boston, June 19.-Tbe Brooklyns went
to pieces in the tent inning, all owing to
the BostOns' heavy batting. BUstons Z,
Brooklyus 3. BatteTies-ClarkS0n and Gan
eel, Terry and Daily.
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FIRE IN MICHIGAN.
a Fireman and a Boy Overcome by Smoke,
and Others Injured.

MARC UETTE Mich }. une l9.-The Nester
Block was burned late tonight. The build
ing was occupied by a dry-goods firm
and various Offices. Loss, s125OOO; insur-
ance, $4,000 at 1890 tonight the walls
began falling and the Gregory and Green
wald blocks are threatened. Fireman Null
lally and boy named Simmons were over
come by the smoke and their recovery is
doubtful. Three other fremen were badly
cut by falling glass,
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FRANKLIN Pa.). June TO- - During &
heavy storm to-day Marjoran, a FLY, valued
at $4,000, became frightened and ran into
an old building The floor gave way and
she fell and broke her neck
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A Deserted Wife,s snici5e.

BLENHEnI (Ontl, June 19.-Mrs. David
Clarke drowned herself and her two
youngest children this afternoon. Her
husband deserted her and their five children
last tall
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Racing in ENGLAND

LONDON. June 10. = The first summer
meeting of the Sandown Park Club opened
to-day. The principal race was for the
Electric stakes, and was won by Peter
Flower. Simonian second and Orion third.
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Schooner on a shoaL

LEwEs Del), June ia small unknown
two-masted schooner is reported sunk on
the upper end Of Shears Shoal, five miles
above here The crew is supposed to be in
the rigging. The Lewes Life-saylng Sta
ton crew has gone To their rescue.
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GALLANT GERMAN SAILORS.

Risking Their Lives to Rescue Ship
wrecked Crew.
NEW YORK, June 19.-The steamer
Sophie arrived to-day and reports having
found in midocean the bark Exile Of st.
Johns, N. B., dismasted and q hopeless
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Western Association.

OMAHA, June 19.-OmahaS II, DuIuths g.
DENVER, June 19-Denyers II, Milwau-
KEGS Is.
KANSAS CITY. June 19-Kansas Citys 5.
SinnX CitYs 2.
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At New York.

New YORK, June 19.-The Philies easily
beat the Giants to- day. New Yorks 4.
Philadeiphias IL. Batterits-Keele and
Buckley, E5per and Clements.
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Sealing Commissioners Selected.

LONDON, June I9-Lord Salisbury has
nominated two British representatives on
the Behring Sea Arbitration Commission,
subject to tue Queens approval.
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Amnesty Granted.

BAsLE, June 19.-The National Council
has passed bill granting amnesty to those
persons who took part in the rebelli on
which broke out in the Can ton of Ticiao in
September Of last year.
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BASEBALL GAMES.

The Chicago Club Defeat the Clevelands in a
Very Close Contest.
CLEVELAND. June l9.-To-day's game
was sharply contested throughout, Chicago
winning in the ninth after two men had
been put out. Clevelands 2, Chicagos 8. Bat
teries-Young and thinner, Luby and Bow
man
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Franks, Candidature.

Ex-United States Marshal Franks has
been mentioned as the probable appOintee
to the position of Marshal OF the new Cir
cult Court of Appeals.
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The Etruria Arrives Safely.

LONDON, June 19-The Cunard steamer
EtrurR, from New York, June Is, for Liver
pool passed Brow Head at S:l5 o'clock this
evening.
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A GIRL HoRsE-THIEF.

She Is Also Charged With Arson and Mur-
der.
NEwBURG On. ", June ia girl is un-
der arrest here for horse stealing. She will
also be charged with arson and murder.
Within three months she is said to have
married an old farmer, burned down his
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The elevated railroads in New York City,
which cost less than S17, 600, 900, are stocked
and bonded for more than S6O. .0OO. 900.
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Arabs Defeat the Turks.

CONsTANTINoPLE, June I9-The Arabs
in Yeman have again defeated the Turkish
troops and cut the telegraph lines.
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house and barn and roasted his weak-minded
son to death in the fire, and wound up by
running off with a livery team and surrey
and trading them tor other horses and
wagon.
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Grasshopper Pests.

ST. PAUL, June 19-Grasshoppers are re-
ported in large quantities in Otter Tail and
Marshall counties, and much damage 1t is
feared will result TO the crops.
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RECEIVER ASKED FOR.

The Capital Insurance Company Of Topeka
Forced Into Liquidation.
Topeka (Kans). June 19.-The Capital
Insurance Company to-day, at the request
of its officers, was placed in the hands of
receiver. No statement OF assets or liabii-
ties can be had for day or two. State In
surance Commissioner Webb some time
ago, revoked the company's charter but was,
upon application of the company, compelled
by the United States Circuit Court to restore
it. That incident ruiued the company's
credit and forced it into liquidation.
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There are souls, characters, lives, often
grown in the fields of suffering and woven
in the looms of pain. and forged under the
hammer of faith and love at the anvil OF
sickness
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If some people would devote half as much
time to praising this old world of ours as
they do to finding fault with it, every body
would be happier and better contented with
their lot.
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Inc. Tussaud's Museum

LONDON, June ia fire in Louise Tus-
saud's wax-works gallery to-day did consid-
cradle damage.
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At Pittsburg.
At Boston.

PITTsBURG. June 19.-The game with the
Cincinnati team was postponed on account
Of rain.
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For Inmninr ON Car.

FOr jumping on Cars.
Five boys we're arrested last night on
Townsend street for jumping on and of
moving cars.
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CYCLONE IN KANSAS.

Growing Crops Badly Damaged by Wind and
Hail.
ARKANSAS CITY (Kans.), June 19-This
evening heavy wind-storm, accompanied
by heavy hail, passed over the city, doing
considerable damage to shade-trees and ex-
posed windows. Two miles southwest of
the city the storm assumed the character OF
cyclone and leveled to the ground the
wheat in shock AID growing corn. No one
was seriously injured.
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BARDsLEY's PROFITS.

The State Will Try to Recover the Money
Stolen by Him.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Experts dis
covered to-day that Bardsley's profits in the
last two years from loaning public funds at
interest were 100000 The city will make
a strong effort to recover S2S5, 900, which
they have traced of the S445,O00 school
funds misappropriated by Bardsey. The
Stale of Pennsylvania made a formal de-
maDd to-day on Mayor Stuart for S622, 900
due the State for taxes collected by Bards-
iap
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pepa. 1t is believed that this movement
upon the part of Mataafa will lead to further
trouble.
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WHIP And SPUR.
Result Of Yesterdays Races al the Leading
Race Tracks.

ST. LOUIS, June 19.-The track was fast
and the winners were:
One mile, Balance won, Flyleaf second,
Event third. Time, 1:47.
One mile and fifty yards, Colonel Whitney
won. Lucille Mannette second, Chimes third.
Time, :4734.
One mile, Ed Hopper won, May Hardy
second, Captain Jack third. Time, 46.
Five furlongs, Minnie L won. Goldstone
second, London third. Time. :O4.
One and sixteenth miles, Glockner won.
Aloha second, Whitney third. Time, 1884
One and an eighth miles, Lemoine III Won,
Guido second, Princess Limo third. Time,
l :56.