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raised up in sitting posture His eyes
were closed and his breathing was scarcely
perceptible.
-Four physicians were summoned from the
audience, and they sought by rubbing and
chafiDg, to restore the pugilst to conscious
ness. This failing, they jabbed sharp needles
in the mans feet. but without much effect
Frazer was taken TO his room in semi
conscious condition. At midnight the ply
sicians thought he had very little chance OF
living
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A Barge swarnped.

Last evening four-oared barge belong
Ing to the Dolphin Boat Club went out for
a spin on the bay, in practice for the Fourth
of July races. On rounding Section b of
the seawall the water was so rough that the
boat filled and was swamped. Its five occu-
pants chung to the boat and shouted with
all their might for assistance. but their cries
we're not heard. and for an hour or more
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President NJ. W. Fleming Of the GreystOne
Club has appointed the following executive
committeel p. M. CiarksoD. j. A. FentoD.
Walter Gallagher, w. w. Coates, DR.. g. ".
Sichel, c. S. Arms and George Koran. A
call has been Issued 10 all Democrats Of the
Thlrty-ninth District to assemble at Saratoga
Hall and join with the club in the raTifica-
ton Of the Chicago nominee. Torches, flags
and freYOrks will be on hand for distrbu-
tim
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

w. c. Oakman has been appointed Ie-
ceiver ot the Richmond Terminal by the
Federal Court in New York.
At Lincoln, H., yesterday four persons
we're killed by lightning and much damage
caused to property by heavy rainstorm.
At Cobleskill, n. y. Melvin Let's, while
insane, shot and killed Miss Kate Swart,
his sister-in-law, and then killed himself.
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Harrisnn Climb.

At meeting Of the Harrison Club, held
last evening al New Music Hall, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That It Is the sense Of the members
OF this club that Tire Republican voters Of he
city and county should be cautioned against
signing the rolls Of the various precincts now
OPENED, pursuant 10 the call signed by ID. 5.
Dom, as the same are got up IN the Interest Of
Kelly and Crlmmins.
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed. Cam
paign speeches were made by Senator Ma
honey, Messrs. McCormi, X, Coffey and
others. A resolution was adopted Indoors
ing Colonel ID. NJ. Burns
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Domestic Infelicity.

w. j. Harvey was arrested late last night
by Policeman Marshall and booked ON a
charge of battery at the Southern station
Harvey, with his wife. Mary, runs a small
grocery-st0re and bar on Mission street,
near First. For some time past the couple
have not agreed well and last night Harvey
while intoxicated, beat tho woman so bad y
that she was obliged 10 call policeman TO
her aid aud have him arrested.
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BASEBALL GAMES.
Cleveland Defeats the Reds and the Fhilliss
the Orioles.

Cleveland Defeats the Reds and the Fhilliss
the Orioles.
CINCINNATI, June 22.-Cleveland won by
heavy and opportune batting. Cincinnatis
8, CleVelands 9. Cincinnatis-Hits 10, errors
3. Clevelands-Hits II, errors .. Batteries
Mullane. Heming and Murphy, Cuppy and
OCOnnor
At Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22-The PhiIlies
took both games. Philadelphia g hits
10, errors O. Baltimores 8, hits 10, errors g.
Batteries Esper and Clements. Buffinton
and Robinson.
Second me-Pblladelphias 7, hits u,
errors l. Baltimores 3, hits /. Batteries
weighing and Clements. Cobb and Gunson.
Association Games.
FORT WAYNE, June 22-The Omaha
game was postponed on account Of wet
grounds.
TOLEDO, June 22.-Toledos -. Milwau-
KEGS II.
COLUMBUS, June 22.-Columbus 5, Min
neap0lis 6.
INDIANAPoLIs. June %. - indianapolis
10 Kansas Citys 8.
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FRAZER WILL DIE.

Fatal Termination of the EcAuliffe-
Przs-Fight.
New YORK, June Chilly Frazer's bout
with Jack McAuliffe tonight al the Man
haitian Athletic Club is likely to result in
the death of the Boston man.
When Frazier failed TO respond to the
call OF bis second to get up and get out Of
the ring, he was shaken gently and then
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PROFESSOR JOSEPH lie CoNTE,

President of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science.
st. Louis Post Dispatch
The most important and inclusive scien-
tifc organization in this country is the
American Association for the Advancement
of Science. which performs the same fune.
ton here that the British association fills in
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England. The fortieth
annual meeting OF the
American Association
was held in Washington
last year. The forty
first meeting will assem-
bic ut Rochester. y. Y.
next August. A session
of the council will be
held on the 10th and the
general sessions will
open on Wednesday
morning, August II. The
retiring presidentis Pro-
lessor A. b. Prescott of
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TrarAdv Over q Rinunle

CHICAGO, June 22.-Frank Doyle and his
brother quarreled over bicycle and Police
man Clarence Bixier interfered in the in
teTest Of peace. Doyle shot and fatally
wounded the policeman and then turned
the pistol and shot himself
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Exe,s Dauobters

Marion Harland, on pages 103 and 445 OF her
popular work. 'EUe's Daughters; or Common
Sense for Maid. Wife and Mother" says:
"For the aching .ck-should 1t be slow In re-
covering its normal sirengih-an ALLCoCK's
Porous PLASTER Ia an excellent comforter,
combining the sensation OF tha sustained pres
sure OF strong warm hand with certain tonic
qualities developed In the wearing. IL should be
kept over the seat Of uDeasiHeSs for several days
In obstinate cases. for perhaps fortnight.
For pain in the back wear an ALLCoCK's
Porous PLASTER constantly, renewing as it
wears off. This Is an Invaluable support when
the weight on the small OF the back becomes
heavy and The aching incessaut"
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they drifted around heplessly At last
they were driven ashore at Meiggs wharf,
where they were picked up by Louis Hart
man. the Merchants Exchange reporter.
The men were John Attridge, George
Lux, Thomas Stultz and two others, names
unknown
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The Wage Question Settled in pittsbure

PTTTsBURG. June 22.-The joint confer
ence of the Amalgamated Association of
Iron-wor&ers and the tinplate and sheet
Iron manufacturers agreed upon scale Of
prices to-day after an all-night session, and
the mills will be run without Interruption
The scale is the one presented by the worK-
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Resolutions were adopted requesting the
State Central Committeete adjust the wrong
done TO the Democratic voters at the last
primary 10 order to harmonic and insure
success next November
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Builders' Contracts.

Otto Kaiser with J. J. o'Brien TO erect dwell
ing on NV corner OF Greenwich and Baker streets;
$3.50.
julia Cavagnaro and A. Demartlnia with John J.
Dunn to erect 3-story frame dwelling on NV
corner of Green street and Union place, $500;
bonds $lS25, ID. J. Brennan and +. Joost sure
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Je9ersonian Club.

A large gathering of Democrats of the
Jefferson Club Of the Thirty-secoDd District
took place Tuesday evening. Thomas Green
presiding, A. DIjean secretary, and decided
70 parade On the night Of the ratification.
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sCUDDER WAS INSANE.

A Post-Mortem Examination Made His Body
to Be Cremated.
CHICAGO, June 22.-1he post-mortem
examination Of the brain and spinal cord OF
the late DR.. Henry Martin Scudder, who
died In Jail from an overdose of morphine,
presumably taken with suicidal intent, re-
vealed conditions which, In the opinions OF
the physicians present, indicated that he
was insane. The body will be taken to
New YORK, where. according to the custom
Of his family, IL is 10 be cremated
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The CrYstal Baths.

Physicians recommend tie Crystal hot sea-
water tub and swimming baths foot OF Mason
street, terminus of all North Beach ears. John
Farnham, manager,
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Thirtv-Third district Democrats.

There was a large and weIl-attended
meeting Of the Thirty-third District Demo-
cratic Club at the Mannerbund Hall, on
PotTero avenue and Twenty-f0urth streets,
last night The club was addressed by J.
D. Hughes, Frank McCleer and George
Code upon the Issues Of the day.
II was decided to participate in the rati-
fcation parade upon receipt Of the news Of
the Presidential nomination. John EhrhaTd
was appointed marshal and Thomas Doyle,
Thomas e. Sleyln and Eugene Sullivan his
aids.
The following were appointed aids to the
grand marshal: Andrew MeQuill, j. j.
Flanagan and Thomas Mitchell JT.
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AN ESTATE APPRAISED. Annual inventories
aud appraisements OF The estates OF Charles l.,
Mary and Jennie A. Croker show valuations OF
$40, 100 ana for The girls SIG leo each besides
property valued at S21, 57I 77t3, returned for
each IN the inventory of May, 1888.
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Harmony Legion.

The Republican Harmony Legion Flam-
beau Club held an enthusiastic meeting at
PlxleY Hall, corner Of Pacific and Polk
streets. last night The following commit
tees were appointed: Recruiting committee
F. P. Holm, F. Smith, G. F. DAILY, S. Nor
rlsou, c. r. Martin. A. 1nwood, o. DAILY,
G. b. Price, A. L. Riley, L. n. Holm, G. NJ.
Fitzpatrick, Z. Kutter, {. Morse, }. D..
Marchand. J. Morse, Joseph Collins, T. S.
Holm. I. Barnes, J. Barnes; committee on
drum corps-O. DAILY, g. NJ. Fitzpatrick, j.
D. Msrchand, J. E. Morse, Z. Kutter; COM
mittee on music-C. b. Morse, Edward
Duffy, George Price, o. E. Martin. Thomas
Barnes; committee on enteTtainment-G.
DAILY. Z. J. Griswold. +. Holm, Samuel Nor
Tison, Frank Smith; COMMITTEES on consti-
iutIon-C. b. Morse. J. d. Marchand, 0.
Day. Louis w. Holm, George Price.
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TIE BoATMEN's CLUB.
North Beach Republicans to Stand FOR
Harrison and Reid.

North Beach Republicans to stand FOR
Harrison and Reid.
There was an enthusiastic gathering Of
North Beach residents on Francisco and
Powell streets last evening at the forma-
ton of a uniformed club in connection with
the North End Republican Club. o. w,
Likendy presided.
Henry Blum, on behalf Of the committee
on permanent organization, reported that it
vas decided by the committee 10 call the
club the North Eud Boatmen's Club, and
that at all parades the club would draw
whitehall in the line.
TIE following committee was appointed
to select uniforms and make necessary ar
rangements for the club: ID. (. Crowley,
Peter MCGOWAN and Henry Blum.
The following committee was appOin ted
to draft set of bylaws: J. J. Gum ing
ham, w. Britain, NJ. Mccarthy, I. Nc
GOWdn and Philip Reilly.
A resolution was introduced by d. j.
Crowley indoTsing the work OF Harbor
Commissioner c. o. Alexander. and pledg-
ing The clubs support Of him for Congress
from the Fourth District In case he received
the nomination. On the conclusion Of the
meeting the club was put through drill by
W. 3. Britain.
The morning call., 1892-06-23

George f Wells took default judgment yes
terday In the Superior Court against he South
ern Pacific Company for $500. lie value OF an
organ lost In May, 1892. and 800 as costs in-
CURED In pursuing IL.
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A "Flimaammer" Captorsa.

Officers Tobin AID Dillon last night cal
tured an alleged "fimdammer" named
Charles Small, who was charged with at
tempting to work the ancient swlndlug
game Oh a saloon-keeper at LOT Fourth
street.
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The CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT.

The contest for a nomination for. Re
publican candidate for Congressman from
the Fifth District is by no means settled
and while there are a number Of candidates
the friends Of Eugene F. Loud. the incum-
bent, are confident that he is the faYorite,
and that lie will be re1ominated. They de-
clare that San MateO and Santa Clara eoun-
ties are unanimous for him. and that while
there are some people in the san Francisco
end Of the district who are unfriendly to
him, and would ike to see some one else
nominated, there are enough others who
are favorable to bin, They claim that
Loud's course in Congress is such as to en-
title him TO a nomination for a second term
The morning call., 1892-06-23

South Carolina is the only State in the
Union in which no official record Of mar
riages is kept
The morning call., 1892-06-23

SIMMONS Liver Regulator Is Invaluable In the
II is gentle laxative. and harmless.
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SALVATION ARMY AUXILIARY.

NEW YORK. June 22.-The Rev, DIR.
Charles A. Briggs: the Rev. d. LYMAN
Abbott, pastor of Plymouth church,
Brooklyn; the Rev. DR.. B. Z. De Costa OF
the Church of St. John the Divine, and
the Rev. Henry Wilson. formerly Dr.
Rainsford's assistant AT st. George $
church, as well as Mrs Abbott aud Mrs.
Briggs, have taken an action, the an
nouncement of which Will undoubtedly
be great surprise to many OF the more
orthodox Of church members. They have
enrolled themselves in the Auxiliary
League Of the Salvation Army, and
by this action they have signlfed
their approval OF the objects or that
organization. Many others OF influential
position in the community are also en-
rolled n the Army's Auxiliary league, and
the standing Of the organization bids fair
TO be materially improved in this country
by support from these sources. The Auxli-
larry leage originated in London more than
a decade ago. 1t was good conception of
General Booth, and was designed to enlist
the moral and financial support of people
of wealth and standing whom the army
could not secure as active members The
first attempt to introduce the idea In this
country was made several years ago. but
not until about six months ago was the
work of extending its influence and mem
bershIp Systematically undertaken.
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MEXICAN DISCONTENT.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex. June 22.-Thomas
CARA, late il deputy United States mar
shal, was indicted in the federal court for
a violation of the neutrality laws by COM
plicity in the late revolutionary movement
against Mexico headed by Catarino CARA.
Among the lower class of Mexcans of
this section who are suffering from pow
erty incidental to the prolonged drought
there is still feeling that the missing
revolutionary leader will again turn up
and lead them in a conquest against the
Daz government and the richer classes
who are in power in Mexico. Indeed, in
the absence of rain there are few enter
prises which offer suchftempting remuner-
alton to the average border Mexican AS a
revolution which promises plumber and
advantages.
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THE AURL8uRT CASE.

LoNDON. Juae 22-In the house Of lords
Baron CoieridGe. lord chief justice OF Eng
land, called the attention Of the house 20
the official correspondence on the i'm
pounded documents in th2 HGrlbErt case
and The difficulty the public prosecut or had
had ip obtain M copies Of such documents.
The plaintiffs and defendant counsel, he
said, had been allowed to Inspect the docG-
nsents. He never knew Huriburt. ami as
for &c knew bad never seen him. He 1lsI
not know whether Hurlbuyt was entitled
10 the description an iliustT5oQs Aneric-sa "a
had given him IS n man OF fatbomiGss
tGrp.Jute, or whether Huglburt was emil
Tied 10 the admiration, respect aud lnji-
macy Of persons of very high rauk; bat i
was obvious that II Hugs5urt was capable
OF writing taoS nlLHy letters. ne xog. isl
spare neither trouble nor expense 10 c3-
faIG possession o. the irnpounded MttrgAy
letters, However. as 8 rule had bael
passed wishin the last few days wk8h
would preveat a recurseuce o. the din
Guilty hy placing the impouQceSI docp meals
heacefosih under the control Of the las
Officers q tie crown, who Egye the right
70 decide who should lnsreo. them, Le
would allow the mat ter to drop
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A POSTOFFICE ROBBERY

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle
Ell DORADO, Kan, June 22.-The post
Office in this city was robbed last night by
professionals. Postmaster Rodgers says
that the work was done in very few
minutes A hole was drilled into the lock,
the tumbier destroyed by a punch, and the
bolts thrown back The robbers overlook
ed the registered letters, but took all the
postal notes numbered from 060Gl to 010O0;
$50 or $40 in money, and something like
500 in stamps, exclusive OF a number OF
periodical stamps. The thieves theE took
a horse and buggy and drove to Leon,
leaving the animal there and taking the
train for Wichita, it is supposed. One or
the old Curry gang was seen hanging
around town for the past few days. The
horse and buggy were recovered and OH
GERS Immediately put on the track.
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GIVE US LAUGHING PHILOSOPHERS

None of your snarling cynics for us
They laugh not. neither do they smile
They are lugubrious-dyspeptic. They are
usually sour of vlsase, pale, slight, dry,
quite gravyiess individuals in fact. who
look rs if they had been at longerheads
with roast beef all their lives The side
splitting. button bursting cuffaw that
proceeds from the individual with
a good digestion Is never heard from
them. They magnify mole hills into
mountains, ''tr,fes light rs air" into
grievous annoyances. Show Us, on the
contrary, a man who faces trouble with IA
smile, repines not at small mishsps. and
in whom the fountains of merrfment are
easily set atloat. aud we will show you
man with a good digestion. Use Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters to secure this bles-
sing, aud Danish the nervousness and que
rulous disposition TO sn5rl and find fault
which attends dyspepsia. Rheumatism.
constipation, nlalaris, kidney trouble and
Ia grippe yielded 20 the Bitters.
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SCI EilM RIGH1

Geo. Augustus Sala the wellknown
English writer. on his last Australian rip
wrote as follows 10 the London Daily Tel
graph:
brance of the ships doctor--a very expert
enced maritime medico indeed, who tended
me most kindly during horrible spell OF
bronchitis and spasmodlc asthma, pro-
voked by the sea fog which had swooped
down on US just after we left San Francis
co. But the doctors prescriptions and the
increasing warmth of the temperature as
we neared the tropics. and in particular.
couple of ALLCOCK'S PoRUs PLASTERS
cIapped ou-one on the chest and another
between the shoulder blades-soon set NE
right"
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RAU POaN N0TES

NEw ToRK, june - Walter G. OAK
man Sts appointed receiver OF the kicA
moBd Term nal company today b. Judge
Addison Bruwa of the RItesl STATES
court The application for a receiver Was
made ey Stockholaer Clyde, y 20 abe s<.
ia his petition that I he rss3d was tnsolveut
aB1 thai The directors. b. eonseatIng 70
the Eeorgsn iz+tI9a BRa reiIbaG4saeo the3-
trust and absilcatea their power o. mat
agemenf
CHICAGO. Ms, June - The opinion
seems 20 u galaIuz gToaad ti3At tie 4 c-s-
.son, J"fek4 and Santa re was 20. sIGeeF e
IA Its proposition 10 reduce the raies on
ss.S>5ils Class passenger trsfslc beI s@sG ise
Missouri river aud California posEa3s~ lse
Gate originally announced fac Ias res. le-
ilou Was ! sse j.. ss4s. isS ressssai .5veu f0r
he iAIiaFe % pllt tbs, fat' I1ts eEzsEi oa
E-A4 a@te %@s Supposed prosPeci of a
eonEEl-z a11se b=iETsen sa< AJeAs-ca ~ 49,
6 - ssss IstEs IA regard 10 the payEseAt -
commissions AppAteatly nothing hNs
t<zea cJae since fazG t.Iue The Dossc'e -i--a$
nok b@sssZ withdrawn, End X 5sfA~T the
AtcAises really intends rss r-z.aoe tie Faie
accoSeinE % ptom4se i koowa only u
Pre, ltletat Aaaye., vbo Is ~ pEe-esaE j.
California
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CHINA AND EhfE RIGA.

LONDON, June 22-The Standard 8
Shanghai correspondent says; 1T is un-
likely that the Pekin government will
take serious notice of the G4ary bill, al
though in the event Of further claims be
Ing made for damages resulting fr0m tie
lajury OF American missionary property
CHINA Viii not hurry to make monetary
reparafion, as hitherto In pekia and the
north the people are Indifferent bur AZ
Caution and ne south. w hence the bulk OF
tire eIn ig9aa's axe drawn, the CON IN iefcJsI
classes ttenoance America and endeavoF 10
boycott \ n2er2ctn goods. especially seTo
sens. which - being suppldEted by kus-
slaE oil "
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RACE RAI |

TOLEDO, June 22.-Toledo: Runs 70; Mil
wapkee: Runs 8.
CINCINNATI, June 22-Cincinnati: Runs
8: Cleveland: Runs Q
COLUMBUS. June 22-Columbus: Runs
5; Minneapolis; RuGs 6.
PHILADELPHIA. June 22.--Philadelphia:
Runs S; Baltimore: Runs O.
Second game-BaitlInore: Runs 3; Phila-
delphia: Runs 7
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TIlRE wiNNCQS

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, N Y. June o.
Winners: Kingston, Extra. Zarling, Bell
wood, His Highness. Prather.
CINCINNATI, June 22-Winners: Jesse
Belle, Ella Shipman, Hume Boy, Irish
Chief, Miliss, Hyman.
ST. LOUIS, June 22-Winners: Envy,
Mae Brown, Miss Lou, Kildare, Odette,
Princess Limo, Ethel Gray.
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GROVER CLEVELAND.

BUZzARDS BAY, Mass, June 22-The
day has been extremely hot. Ex-Presidenr
Cleveland aud Governor Russell spent the
day in receiving dispatches from the con-
vention. Numerous press Representatives
called at the house seeking interviews
with the ex-presidenr, but he did not con-
slider the present the proper time to speak
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CANuCk ANNEXATION.

TORONTO, Ont, June 22.-Quite a little
excitement was caused among politicians
here and among those who advocate an
nexation as the best means of developing q
Canada, by the dismissal from the employ
of the Ontario government of Elgin Mey-
ers. the well known crown attorney for
Dufferin county, because he has for some
time past been identified with the annexa-
tion party in Canada. The dismissal oc-
CURED yesterday. 1t appears Sir Oliver
Mowat. who is premier of the Liberal gov
ernment eff Ontario. objected to Meyers
taking part in the annexation movement.
and notified him OF his disapproval. Mey-
ers, who is a lawyer of ability, continued
his advocacy of annexation, and Mowat
demanded MS resignation. This Meyers
refused to send 10 the government, appar
emily counting dismissal The result of
this was the calling of meeting of the
cabinet council, AT which it was decided To
dismiss Meyers.
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CAPITAL NOIES.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Charles S. Mar
tin of Kansas, chief clerk of the last house
has been appointed reading clerk of the
senate.
The senate has confirmed the nomina-
ton of Mrs Louisa Holmes to be postmis-
tress at Pleasanton, Kan.
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As It Is Observed,

Justice Flynn-What's the charge, Of.
ficerP
O'Rourke-Brealzin' the Sunday law.
yer 'anner.
Justice Flynn-How's thatp
ORourke-Sure, he wuz tryin' TO git
into Cassidy's saloon by de front dure
instead of de family entrance.-Puck-
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AN 0lz pAS.f

She-How thoughtful he is Of his
wife.
He-Yes; he never takes drink with
out eating Glove on her account
Jury.
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THE IpON W0RkERe

PITTsBURG, June 22.-The joint confer
ence Of the amalgamated association and
tin plate and sheet iron manufacturers
agreed upon scale this morning, and the
mills will be run without interruption.
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CALIFORNIA FlG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, caL.
LOUISVILLE, KY. AfW york. ME-
FRENCH TANSY WATERS

These waters are for the relief and cure
of painful irregularities, and viii remove
all obstructions. They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co., San Jose. Cal, and for sale by
Fred L. RIGHT, 2.6 East Douglas avenue