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IN TIE EAST.
The Nominations Cause a Firm Feeling
in wall Street.

The Nominations Cause q Firm Feeling
In Wall Street.
NEW YORK, June 11.-To-day's Wall
street news agencies point to a number Of
interviews with prominent stock operators,
which seem to indicate a general disposition
to view the result at Minneapolis las bull
argument, and the feeling is that If the
Democrats nominate a man with equally
sound financial views, the outcome viii be
beneficial to American financial and invest
ment interests, both at home and abroad.
There are many expressions Of regret by
newspapers and politicians friendly to Mr..
Blaine at the result of the action of the
Minneapolis convention, but one and all,
while giving vent to their ehagUin, pledge
themselves to support the ticket with all
their strength and influence. Generally the
Republican voice Of the country is Outspoken
and favorable to the Minneapolis ticket.
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An Exnress Comnanv Robbed

CHICAGO, June 11.-FOr some time the
Adams Express Company has been missing
packages of jewelry and other valuables in
transit between the branch office and the
main office and depots and main Offices. A
detective employed has arrested two of the
company's employees, John Q'Connell and
Jerry LaughiB. The latter confessed that
UCOnnell endeavored to persuade him to
assist at the robbery. 1t is said the stolen
property aggregates $4,000. A sensational
development is expected In few days.
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POLES ON THE wARPATH.
A Polish Priest Mobbed by an Angry Crowd
in Cleveland.


CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 1.-THE house
priest of the Polish Roman Catholic parish
of ST Stanislaus was attacked by mob
composed mostly OF women Tonight, For
the past four or five years the parish has
been in charge Of Rev. Father Kolascwiski,
a young priest. For two years past ugly
stories have been set afloat about his moral
character by members of his flock. and
few days ago he was removed TO Syracuse,
being succeeded by the Rev. Father RoSn-
ski of Detroit.
This evening a deputation of Kolascw iski's
friends waited upon Rosinski TO warn him
to leave the parish. and crowd, conf
posed chiefly of women, gathered in front
of the house. The priest was firm, and at
a signal the crowd charged on the house.
There were friends of Rosinski in the
crowd, and the fight took place in the yard
between them and the anti-Rosinski people.
Many black eyes and broken heads and
few slight knife wounds were made, but in
few minutes the police arrived and scat
tered the belligerents.
The priests house is guarded by police
and more trouble is feared tomorrow.
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He Broka His Nsek

ALBANY. Ore. June 11.-John Grisham,
a farmer living three miles east of here,
started to town early this morning with a
load of hogs for market. The team ran
away and Grisham was thrown from the
wagon. One wheel passed over his neck,
breaking it and producing instant death
Grisham was about 80 years Of age and
Well-tO-do.
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ASTRONOMERS & MEET.

The Pacific Astronomical Society Holds
Session on Mount Hamilton.
LICK OBSERVATORY, June II. - The
Astronomical Society of the Pacific met at
Mount Hamilton for one of its regular sum-
mer sessions to-day. There was good at
tendance, and 10 new members were elected,
bringing the total membership up to about
$50. Quite q number of papers were pre-
sented to the society, the most interesting
of which were by Professors Sehaeberle
and Campbell and related to the Mount
Hamilton observations of the new star of
last February and to the bright comet to-
tally visible in the morning sky.
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Fields Piunder Located.

NEW YORK, June ia man who claims
to know the whereabouts of S50O.0OO
worth of certificates of the defunct firm
of Field, Lindley, Weichers & Co. gives
his name as Frederick Palmer, pri-
vate detective. He says he has photo
graphs OF number of them, that they are
scattered throughout the country. mostly in
Massachusetts, and Illinois. but he declines
to locate them more definitely. They are
mostly gold certificates,
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A PEsTILENCE FEARED.
The Smell Near the Scene Of the Pennsylva.
mia Disaster Is Beeomin0 Unbearahla

Inc smell near the scene OF the Pennsylva-
MIA Disaster Is Becoming Unbearable
TITUsvuLE, Pa, June II. - Another
body blackened by decomposition was taken
from the ruins this morning, and was identi-
fed as that of Bert Osmer, agei years.
The remains-of a woman were nlso found,
but decomposition prevented Identification.
A terrible stencil comes from many lOcali-
ties in the flooded and fire-swept district,
and it is pretty sure indication that more
bodies lie hidden from sight Great swarms
of flies and other insects have led workmen
in many instances to where body was, or
to the discovery of n hand or foot. A much
larger force of men were put to work this
morning. The city authorities realize that
no time is to be wasted in clearing away the
debris lest a pestlence follow
OIL CITY. Pa, June 1.-Two bodies
were found to-day. One is supposed to be
that Of James White and the other that of
Ambrose Moran. This brings the list of
known dead at Oil City to % and at Titus
vile to 60. A number OF persons are still
missing
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for the purpose Of capturing what
they supposed to be $50 pounds
OF contraband opium. When they entered,
An fune attacked one of the officers with
q hatchet. The latter secured knife with
which to defend himself, when All Vow
and his wife came to the assistance
OF Yune. In the night the officer cut all
three of the Chinese badly. All HOw's
wounds may prove serious.
On examination the alleged opium proved
to be tar and molasses.
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ident of the State Council, but there is little
likelihood that the ex-Chancellor would &C.
cept such an unimportant position. An ex-
traOrdinary rum0r was recently in circula-
tion to the effect that the Emperor, while
passing through Friedrichsrheu, stopped
the train and sent a message to Bismarck
requesting him to come to the train. Prince
Bismarck decided to 90. but was dissuaded
by his wife and Count Herbert. Finally
message was sent to the Emperor with the
information that Bismarck was unable to
comply with the request
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The Portland Ranas

PORTLAND. Ore, June lin the three
eighths of a mile dash race to-day, Misty
Morn won. with Blue Mountain Belle sec
ond and Maggie r third. Time, l;O4
In the 2:40 class race, Flora t won, with
Lady Mac second and Johnnie Moore third.
third. Time. 2:3512
In the 2:25 class race, Susie ) won, with
Democrat second and Challenger Chief
Time, 2:20.
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Consul Willard of Gusvmas III.

NoGALEs, Ariz., June 11.-United States
Consul Willard Of Guaymas, Sonora. Mexico.
was stricken last evening with paralysis.
There is little hope for his recovery. He
was in the consular service for q years and
is aged 67 years and esteemed by everybody
who knew him,
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A Runavav at Riversida

RIVERSIDE, June lin a runaway ac-
cident here to-day Mrs. o. P Burg was
seriously injured, being rendered insensibIe
for several hours. Miss Clara McMillin,
who was in the carriage also, was quite Sc
riously hurt Both ladies are considered
out of danger. Both had narrow escaps
from DEATH
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IAN EX-CONsUL'S DEATH.

Emory P. Beauchamp Dies in an Indiana
Insane Asylum.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 11.-Emory p. Beau
champ, Consul at AK la Chappelle, under
President Grant. died yesterday at Central
Indiana Hospital for the Insane Beau
champ was a lawyer of Terre Haute, and
was sent to AK la Chappele in 1874 lie
passed a most brilliant consular examIna-
tiOn at Washington. While on leave OF
absence he visited England and was invited
by Lord Chief Justice COckburn, who pre-
sided in the Tichborne trial, to a seat on
the bench. He dug up the peerage record
and asserted his right to the extinct title Of
Earl of Warwick, by which he was after
ward known.
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Nassachnsetts Reform nemocrats.

Boston, June 1.-THE members of the
Massachusetts Reform Club held its reg
ular monthly dinner tonight and the
speeches showed that Harrison's nOmiDa-
ton was very satisfactory to them, not for
reasons complimentary to him, but because
1t was believed that it would cause Cleve-
land 10 be the nominee of the Chicago con-
vention. Hon. George f. Hale presided.
Among the speakers were DR.. Carroll G.
Everetts, Morfeld Story and James G. B.
Myare
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An nreenn Citu sninida

OREGON CITY, June 11.-Emtl Miller COM
mitted suicide near here this morning by
throwing himself in front of moving pas
senger train. His head was completely
severed from his body. Miller was
stranger here. He claimed he was being
bounded to death.
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Disturbance in Bareelona.

MADRID, June 1.-THE riots in Barcelona
continued to-day and troops were called
upon to assist the police in putting down
the mob Fears were entertained for tie
safety Of the city. The spirit of revolt is
spreading and hundreds Of workingmen
have been hurrying from the suburbs to
take part in the struggle.
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Usage Indians on the warpath.

GUTHRIE, o. T., June 1l-There is more
trouble with the Usage Indians. The dep
uty marshals who went out to arrest them
for the recent outrages on Charles Mcbride
were driven off the reservation. News has
been received that party of Indians cap
tured a man travelling alone. held q war
dance around him and took off his scalp.
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Pope Pious TX on several occasions wrote
official letters to the editors of the Civilita
approving the wise utterances of that paper
on certain grave questions brought to the
attention of the propaganda. The fact
dence that the Vatican approves the POSI-
tiOn which the Ciyilta took so aggressiYely
on the Faribault school system.
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Cholera Enidemin in Persia

LON DON, June IA dispatch from Me-
shet In Persia says that all the Europeans
in the city escaped the cholera, which was
raging in the province of Kharasan. Among
the natives the deaths reached 250 daily.
The disease was Of a most violent type.
Persons seemingly perfectly well were
seized with the disease and died in few
hours. The people look upon the epidemic
as visitation from God.
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Nominated for Con eress.

VENTURA, June u.-Union Hall was
filled to repletion last night, ratifyiug the
nomination of Marion Cannon for Congress
from the Sixth district. The meeting was
presided over by Judge Hamer, aud ad-
dresses were given by Rev. w. L. Douglass
of Goleta, Judge Poplin of Ventura and Mr..
Cannon. There was much enthusiasm.
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Typographical Union Annual Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE Inter-
national Typographical Union Of the
United States and Canada will hold its an
nual session here on Monday. The address
of welcome will be made by Governor Patti
son of PENNSYLVANIA.
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WEST POINT GRADUATES.
The Closing Exercises of the Year at the
Military Academy.

WEST POINT. n. Y, June 1.-THE grad
uating exercises at the academy occurred
to-day. Congressman Cultivate of Ohio
delivered an address before the students,
followed by Secretary of War Elkins. who
dwelt upon the necessity of the soldiers
vocation for the maintenance of peace and
the existence OF the Government and the
qualities which make up good soldier.
General Schofed next addressed the
graduating class. after which Secretary
Elkns presented 62 diplomas to the grad
yates, thus closing the exercises.
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Bedouiusin Revolt

CoNsTANTIEoPLE, June 1.-THE Be-
douins inhabiting the district along the Red
Sea are in revolt against Turkey. The dis
trict includes the sacred cities of Mecca and
Medina. The insurgents threaten to attack
Jeddab. one of the principal cities of Ara
bia. II is feared il the attack is made the
European quarter will be looted.
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AT MINNEAPOLIs.
All the Delegates Have Departed For
their Homes.

III tIle AIeius Ntts AAHNe ItpaIttu II OF
their Homes.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 11.-Only echoes
from last nights hurIahing for Harrison
are heard in Minneapolis to-day. Nearly
everybody has departed for home or
dropped politics. 1t is hoped that
among the leaders time will heal all the
wounds inflicted during the strife. Blaine
leaders generally are counseling harmony
among their followers ClarksOn, the
most prominent leader Of the anti
administration forces, Is one of the
first 10 announce devotion 10 the
nominees and belief that they will be
elected. The results show the leaders of
the delegation could not lead at the critical
stages. The delegates acted on their own
responsibility. According 10 q statement
issued from Harrison headquarters the
President had enough pledged votes on the
day Of assembling.
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HOPES TO WIN.
Ir. Reid Says the Party WIN Honestly
EndeaVor TO Succeed.

Endeavor 10 Succeed.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Evening
Worlds White Plains special says: White
law Reid said to reporter to-day: u had
no expectation, assure you, Of being nOmi-
nated. When l was apprised of the fact
last night it was very much of a surprise"
Mr.. Reid said regarding Blaine's position:
"Baiae is a Republican. and as such his at
titude viii be one Of cordial support to the
Republican ticket"
On being asked regarding Platts position
Reid said MS answer concerning Blaine ap-
piled 10 Platt. Reid said he should not en-
ter actively into the campaign, but would
c0nfne himself TO work in New York. In
bidding the reporter gOOd-by Reid said: 4" 1t
is not an easy task before us, but we shall
make an honest and, l hope, a successful
endeaVOr TO WIN"
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A MANIAC,s DEED.

He Captures Train and Shoots at the En-
ployes.
HOLLY, Mich, June 11.-A man named
johnson took possession of the baggsge-car
on train for Detroit this morning, driving
out the baggageman and his assistant at the
point OF a revolver. When the train reached
this place he ordered the conductor to start
the train, and fired several shots at
him. He finally jumped on the engine
and forced the engineer TO go ahead
Ten minutes later he shot at the engineer
and jumped off the train. The man, who is
evidently crazy, was captured by the Sheriff
and lodged in Jail.
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Gamblers Not Wanted at Modsato

MODESTO, June 11.-Marshal Young IS
making a determined war on gamblers and
vagrants. Abe Mclean and Abe Coakley.
two notorious characters, have been run out
of town.
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Fire in a Turloek Hotel.

TURLoCK. June 11.-The Farmers Hotel,
owned and occupied by Charles Hummel-
tenberg of this place. vas destroyed by fire
at 8 o'clock this morning. The fire caught
alongside of the chimney in the second
story. The loss is S5OO0 insurance S35O0
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Floods in Cuba.

HAVANA. June IA dispatch from
Matenas says the Yumari and San Juan
rivers are greatly swollen. In several
houses the water is 10 feet deep. Ware
houses are inundated and thousands Of
bags Of sugar have been lost, Four persons
lost their lives in the flood
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vALLEJo's WATER WORKS.
The People Decide to Issue Bonds for Their
Construction.

Construction.
VALLEJO. June 11.-An election was held
to-day to decide whether the city will issue
bonds for $3.50, 900 to be used to build a new
water works to be owned by the city, At a
previous election for the same purpose the
proposition was defeated by 80 votes. To-
day the proposition was carried by vote of
695 for and 329 against. The Vallejo Water
Works, owned by Mrs. Chabot of Oakland.
had agents to distribute circulars and
worked hard to defeat the proposition, as
the same would cripple their works. The
people are jnbilant. The total vote cast was
1904
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A LONG RIDE.
The Century Run of the Eastern Bicycle
Clubs

Clubs.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE fifth an
nual Century run ended successfully here
this evening. Over 450 wheelmen left New
ark, n. j., at 4 o'clock this morning, and
about 90 of the number dropped out before
reaching this citv. The distance was over
100 miles. Frank G. SilVers of the Quaker
City Club was the first 10 arrive, at 4:0S
P. NJ, followed by Theodore M. Jones of
Woodbury. at 4: 10 The men were disquali-
fed from the run. however having ridden
ahead of the paeemakers. The main body
OF wheelmen arrived at 7;15 O'clock this
evening.
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sTOCKToN's DEFAULTER.
Moseley Overlooked $4,000 Worth of Property
in Preparing for Flight

in Preparing for Flight.
STOCKTON, June 1.-THE Grand Jury
was in session to-day investigating the case
of the missing County Recorder, j. F.
Moselsy.
One Of the witnesses called was II. Du
tard, the San Francisco commission mer.
chant. with whom Moseley had large deal
ings for several years. Mr.. Dutard has
recently recorded here a mortgage given
him by M0seiey TO secure a note for $50, 600.
An agent of Moseley's creditors to-day
found 5000 worth of personal property
which the speculatOr overlooked in prepsr-
ing for flight.
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Snow at GihsonviIle.

MARYsvILLE. June Ill. L. Gafney
came down from Gibsonville tonight, and
said that when he left there over four inches
OF snow was on the ground and that it was
still SnnMinp.
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Pensions have been granted as follows
California: Original - Philip Sargent,
Theodore Kalley. p. L. Johns, III. Il. Krae-
Dewitt, Harvey Kemp, n. II. Dixon.
Oregon: lnvald-C. +. Keuner, r. T..
Dawes. WidOws-Mary Dorst, Sarah Ben
ton, Rachael Shorts.
Washington: Originate. II. Brown, r.
G. Atkerson, Il. ID. Bowen. Invalid-R. H.
Swain. T. c. Ford. increased. b. Hob
SON X 8 Parry
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Two Persons Drowned.

New YORK, Juno 11.-This afternoon the
steam yacht Alvin, belonging to w. K.
Vanderbilt, ran down rowboat contain
ing man and 3 woman in the North River,
both were drowned.
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Italy's ARMY Budget Passed

ROME, June 11.-In the Chamber Of De-
puties to-day a six-months' military credit
clause was adopted by maiarity Of Y. and
the whole bill relative to the provisional
credit was then y. .ssed.
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BLAINE's PLACE.

Chauncey III. Depew VIII Not Accept the
Position.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE expected
vacancy ia the Cabinet caused by Blaine's
resignation will be filed next week. The
impression is general here that Depew will
not accept.
MINNEAPoIIs, June 1L-ChauneeY NJ.
Depew denied to the Associated Press this
morning that there was any foundation for
the rumor, present or prospective. that he is
TO succeed Blaine as Secretary Of State.
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REPUBLICAN LEAGUE CLUBS.

The National Convention to Meet In
BuGalo September 1st.
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE executive
committee Of the National League Republi-
can clubs To-day decided that the annual
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UPSET BY A COW.
Northern Pacific Train Wrecked at Newau
knrn-Nn EataIitiaa Rannrtad

Kum-No Fatalities Reported.
NEwAUKUM, Wash. June 1.-THE
Northern Pacific train which left Portland
at P. NJ. was wrecked near here this even
ing by cow on the track. The engine was
turned completely over, and lies In the
ditch. None of the cars left the track. The
engineer and fireman were slightly injured
and tramp who was stealing a ride was
seriously hurt.
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CHINESE SHOW FIGHT.

Three Alleged smugglers Resist Seattle
Officers and are Badly Hurt.
SEATTLE, June 11.-Three customs in
spectors went to the house of All How
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Leased to Los Angeles Man.

MODESTO. June 1.-THE irrigation diree-
tors have let section of the canal for SGO.-
GOO to w. A. Snedeker of Los Angeles.
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To Celebrate the Fourth.

MODESTO, June 11.-Final arrangements
for the grand Fourth of July celebration
are concluded, and the Sixth Regiment will
be here
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THE ASPHALT INDUSTRY.

Eleven Carloads Shipped From Kern County
for sedalia, No.
BAKERSFIELD, June IA notable event
connected with the asphalt industry OF
Kern County is the shipment to-day from
here by the Standard Asphalt Company of
train of IL cars containing $50 tons of as
phalt. destined for pavementS in the city of
Seddla, Mo. The train was photographed
before its departure.
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ELECTRlC-CARs COLLIDE.

Ten Persons More or Less Injured by an Ac-
client in Lawrence, Mass.
LAWRENCE. Mass, June 1l.-There came
near being horrible accident on the An
dover Electric-road this afternoon. Two
cars got loose going down hill and collided,
and rs a result an unknown boy lies at the
point of death, lady passenger has both
legs broken, the motorman and conductor
have broken limbs and half dozen others
ware iniurad
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A Gathering of CARA Men.

NOGALEs, June IA band Of rustlers,
or Cara men. is semi-0fficially reported to
be gathering on the line between Nogales
and Bisbee
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BABY ONE SOLID SORE
Tried Everything Without Relief. No
Rest Night on Day. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

My baby when two months old had breakipo
out with what the doctor called eczema. Her head
arms feet, and hands were each one solid sore
tried Yerythng. but neILher Lhe dnE tors nor INV
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thing else did her any good
We could get no rest day or
night with her. In my ex-
tremity | tried the Curr-
CURA REMEDIES, but / con
feSS / had no faith in them.
Tor l had never seen them
tried. Tc my great sur
prise. in one weeks time
after beg nnin : u use the
CUTtcURA REMEDIEs, the
sores We're well. but I con-
tinued to use the REsoLV-
ENT for a little while, and
now she Is as fat a baby as
you would like TO see. and
a = gAFHn a M q a ,N. a.
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An American Bicyclist's Record.

LONDON, june 11.-Arthur 4. Zimmer-
mann, the American hicyclist, won the
open mile race in min. "a 1-j Sec
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ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
A San Diego Man Caught swindling the
California Bank.

SAN DIEGO, June 11.-O. P, Miller was
arrested here to-day on charges OF forgery.
He has victimiZed merchants in sums rang
ing from SO to $500. He deposited eerti-
fed check for SS75 on the California Bank
OF Los Angeles with the First National
Bank of this city, and proceeded to draw
checks on the deposit. The Los Angeles
bank wired that no such certified check had
been issued, and his arrest followed.
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l.. l.. POLK DEAD.
The President Of the Farmers Alliance Dies
in Washinptnn

in Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-Colonel L. l..
Polk, president Of the Farmers Alliance,
died at II 10 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Polk was native Of North Carolina,
55 years old, and was left an orphan at H.
He was a relative of President Polk. He
was married at 81, and was soon after
elected to the Lower House of the State
Legislature. He volunteered as O private