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KALAMA (Wash.), June 3.-Robert D.
Day was hanged here to-day in the Court
house yard for the murder of Thomas c..
Beebe last October. The execution was
public and was witnessed by about 200
people. Day walked up to the scaffold
unsupported and with a firm step. After
the reading of the death warrant by
Sheriff Holmes, Day was asked if he had
anything to say. He replied that he had
and spoke for ten minutes, reviewing his
life. He denied having been a vicious
and desperate character. He spoke III a
loud and distinct voice without tremor
until he came to speak of his wife, when
he was visibly affected. He recovered
himself, however, in a moment, and was
as firm as in the beginning. The con-
demned man expressed no regret at the
killing of Beebe, who, he said, had abused
him and his family. at lilo the Sheriff
sprung the trap and Day fell six feet.
Death was instantaneous. After hanging
thirteen minutes the body was cut down
and given over to his family for burial.
Day leaves wife and five children.
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Copyright, 1892. by n. Y. Associated Press.
LONDON, June 3.-The last session of
the present Parliament virtually closed
to-day. The desire Of a section of the
Cabinet, supported by the Unionist party,
to pass the Irish local government bill,
In order to go before the country with
Irish pledges redeemed, failed to prevail
against the electoral exigencies.
The Queen will return to Windsor on
June 22d, in order to avoid the necessity
Of the Ministers travelling through Scot
land to tender their designations. The
1ormallties of dissolution of Parliament
are certain to occur before June 18th.
The date of the opening Of GIadstones
Midlothian campaign has not been fixed.
He will address three great meetings at
Edinburgh, at West Calder and at Dal-
keith.
In letter to the Trades Council, ap-
pointing June 10th for an interview,
Gladstone complains for the first time of
deafness, and asks the deputation to be
few in number. His eyesight, too, seems
to be failing, as he recently had to ask
Morley TO read documents for him in
Parliament.
The Liberal election funds, already
swollen by large contributions, have re-
ceived an unexpected accession by an
indirect contribution from Andrew Car
negie.
The whole fifty-fve Mccarthy mem
bers will seek re-election, and all Par
nelllte seats will be contested by Nc
Carthyites. The amount of the American
donations to the election fund will largely
determine the fate Of the Parnellites.
General Collins and t. p. O'Connor have
gone to Dublin to endeavor to promote a
reconciliation between the two Irish fac
tions, but with little prospect Of success.
RumCrs are current that Germany is
trying to effect the disruption of the
Franco-Russian entente by means of the
Suez Canal question.
The Irish intormer, LIE Caron, is seri-
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PNEUMATIC TUBE SERVICE.
Communication From Postmaster-Gen-
eral Wanumaker.

IOSEn&SCer-Gen-
eral Wannmalxer.
WASHINGTON, June s. Postmaster
General Wanamaker has sent commu-
cation to Representative Henderson of
the House Committee on Postoffice and
Post Roads, in answer to the sworn state
ment of Samuel f. Leake, of the Pneu-
matte Transportation Company of Phila-
delphia, in which he charges irregulari-
ties on the part of the Postmaster-G Gem
eral in connection with the pneumatic
tube service in Philadelphia.
The Postmaster-Generals says in part !:
without waiting for formal call from
your committee, l beg to lay before you
the correspondence between the depart
ment and Samuel f. Leake, and between
the department and Hon. John Field.
Postmaster OF Philadelphia, in relation
to the same. Also, the correspondence
between the department and James q.
McPenny in relation to the pneumatic
tubes, which are sufficient to give your
committee a clear understanding of the
matter,p
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Banished from NIexico.

NoGALEs (Ariz.), June 3.-Santa De
Cabora, young Mexican lady, who
claims divine power, arrived here to-day
under guard of twenty-five Mexican
soldiers, to execute the sentence of ban
ishment from her native land. The Mexi-
can Government alleges that she insti-
gated the late uprising OF the Mayo In
dians, in which they attacked Coherit.
Sonora, and murdered the Mayor and a
few others. She claims to have divine
power in healing the sick, etc. Hundreds
of sympathizers met her at the line and
escorted her on to American soil. She
will remain in NogaleS
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SANTA ROSA WINERY FIRE.
The Loss Foots Up Quarter of Mil
lion Dollars.

SANTA Rosa, June 3.-The remains of
Lay, Clark & Co.'s large winery, which
was destroyed by fire last night, are still
smoking. The winery was one of the
largest in the State, having a capacity of
over 100000 gallons. The building was
140 by 123 feet, three and four stories high.
1t held in store 100000 gallons of wine
and brandy, much of it eight and ten
years old and cannot be replaced. The
$4,000 Wine and brandy flowed like
rivers from the building, and the latter
showed its presence in blue flames as it
flowed over the ground. The winery was
on the ranch OF the famous Thomas Lake
Harris, who at present is East with his
wife. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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THE DEMOCRATS.
Mftchellites Carry the Day in Florida
-Tammany and Cleveland.

Mitchellites Carry the Day in Florida
-Tammany and Cleveland.
TAMPA (Fla.), June 3.-AbOut midnight
the Democratic Convention completed its
permanent organization to the advantage
of Mitchell. The adherents of Mitchell
then sought to push the advantage by
moving to proceed to the nomination for
Governor. His opponents sought to
staye off action by dilatorysmotion and
the Alliance men demanded the adoption
OF platform before the nominations
Were made, but the Mitchell men were too
strong and pushed the nomination OF
Mitchell for Governor through without
allowing any other name 10 be men
toned. Judge Mitchell i'll his speech of
acceptance declared against third party
and strongly advocated the free coinage
OF silver. The convention completed It's
ticket by nominating 4. L. Taylor for
Justice of the Supreme Court; DR.. J. l..
Crawford, Secretary Of State; w. 3. La
mar, Attorney-General, ard w. b.
Blockson, Lieutenant-Goyernor. All
were renominated by acclamation.
TAlIMASY AND CLEVELAND,
NEW YORK. June 3.-Richard Croker.
the Tammany chieftain, says the Tam
many delegation to the National Conven-
ton will work for Hill, but that if CIeve-
land is nominated Tammany will give
him loyal support.
A meeting Of the delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention chosen by
the nIidwinter convention, is called for
conference next Tuesday. 1t is said that
Senator d. 3. Hill will attend and inn
portant action will be taken with refer
ence to his candidacy for the Presiden-
tial nomination. A dispatch from Troy
says that at this meeting it will be pro-
{ IN naS no National { OTp n
admits the Syracuse delegates, the mid
winter delegates shall change their
allegiance TO Roswell p. Flower, and
that this proposition is to be made TO the
Syracuse delegation, who are to be
asked to unite on Flower and throw
Cleveland over.
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Effect of the Texas Cyclone.

GALVESTON (Tex.), June 3.-Reports
continue to come in from more obscure
villages of the destruction by Tuesdays
cyclone. At Lufkin several persons were
injured, a number of them fatally, and a
number of buildings demolished. Blasco
reports number OF houses destroyed
and at least thirty persons badly injured,
six fatally. A little child Of Mrs. Cullen
bach was thrown OH redhot stove and
burned 10 death, the mother and three
other children being probably fatally in
jured. The path OF the storm is now a
desolate waste, all vegetation being de-
stroyed. Appeals for aid have been
made.
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CLEARINGHOUSE STATISTICS.
Business Transacted in the Principal
Cities the Past Week.

III Inc 1H1nClDal
Cities the Past Week.
NEW YORK, June 4.-Clearings: New
York, $751;, $4,000, an increase of SO
per cent; Boston, SS4, 1904 200, an in
crease of 10.5; Chicago, $9l, ,OO4, 900, an
increase of lis; Philadelphia, S66, ,564,-
600, an increase of 6.5; st. Louis, S19,-
578, 900, an increase of "a: San Francisco,
4.457. 600, a decrease of 29.5; Baltimore,
$I3, ,525, 900, decrease of 90; Cincinnati.
Sl2, $4,000, decrease of 11.4; Pittsburg.
Sl3, $4,000, an increase of 27.7; Mime
apolis, .S7,4l3,0O0, an increase OF 36.2;
Portland, Or, 81, ,627 900, a decrease of ii. 2;
Salt Lake, Sl,971, 900, an increase of SO. o;
Seattle, $50, f,32O, decrease of 1914; Ia
coma, SS32, 2,026, a decrease of 16.8; Los
Angeles, $780, ,321, an increase of 50; Gal
weston, $500, 900, a decrease of 1914.
Total for the week ending June I'd in
the leading cities of the United States.
81, ,0l9, ,465,S7S, an increase of 6.l per
cent, as compared with same week last
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Rebuilding the Walnut Grove Dam.

-PHGNIx "a. t., June 3.-Active work
has begun on the Walnut Grove Dam.
Colonel Bowers is in charge, with a force
of a hundred men. All arrangements
have been made for its rapid and sub
stantial rebuilding, and every precaution
will be taken to prevent a repetition of
the disaster of 1889. When finished, the
reservoir will cover an immense tract of
reclaimed land, and also give strong i'm
petus to placer mining in that section.
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Sensation at Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 3.-A morning paper
says the police discovered carefully de-
vised plot to blow up the McGregor Boiler
Factory, whose men are on strike, with
non-union men filling their places. Wires
were strung to point at the rear of the
factory, running to room recently taken
by three men. In this room were found
large quantity of dynamite and cleo
trlcal apparatus Tor exploding it.
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An Floping Couple.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.-John S. Allan
and Mrs. r. G. Hebden, who recently
eloped from Montreal, creating great
sensation, have been soiourning in this
city several days. They arrived here the
morning after the news Of their elope-
ment was made public on May 29tn. They
registered ut the Occidental Hotel as j. S.
Allan and Mrs. j. S. Allan, but left the
next day. 1t is not known where they
have gone, but it is supposed they are III
the. southern part Of the State.
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Champion Pool Game.

PROVIDENCE (R. T., June 3.-WIliam
II. Clearwater, ex-champion pool player
of the United States, defeated Fred A.
Stewart, champion of the New England
States, by score of 200 TO 1I6 at the Met
$3.50 a side
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Serious Railroad Wreck.

GALEsBURG Qll), June 3.-Meager par
ticulars have been received of a serious
wreck this afternoon on the Quincy di-
vision of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, near Colchester, between a
freight and construction train. The
freight train was backing up on the side
track, and ran into car on which were a
number of section men. A man named
Peck was instantly killed and eight others
injured, some badly. All OF the section
hands lived here.
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Stage Held Un.

Billings Mont, }, ,June3.-The Billings
and Great Falls stage was held up by
masked men yesterday, and the treasure
box and mail taken. The passengers
were unmolested. The robbery occurred
on Painted Robe Hill, near the Mussel
Shell River.
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steamer sunk-Four Lives Lost.

steamer John Matthews ran against
pier of the bridge over the Arkansas
River this morning and sank. Fourteen
passengers were aboard the steamer, but
all but four were saved. The following
were drowned: Geo. Hall, Ed Campbell,
Wallace Atkins and Tom Faylor. Cap
tain Biakely, the pilot and two roust-
abouts were picked up a mile from the
accident, having saved themselves by
clinging to a log.
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STRUCK BY A TORNADO.
Fearful Experience of a Mail Train in
Austria.

VIENNA, June 3.-The Agram- -Brod
mail train, wrecked by a tornado near
Nowska station last night, had fearful
experience. Suddenly complete darkness
fell upon the train. The engineer and
fireman crouched upon the floor of the
engine. a terrific gust lifted the engine,
weighing seventy tons, and five car
riages, and threw them over the embank-
ment into cutting half full Of water.
The station at Nowska is converted into
a hospital for the injured, twenty-three
in number
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The Greenwood Murderers.

NAPA, June 3.-Sheriff Mckenzie has
received a picture of the man arrested in
Durango as the missing Greenwood MUIR
derer. Carl Schmidt, just convicted as
one of the murderers, SAYS he thinks it is
not the right man. Schmidt has been
taken to San Quentin, where he must
serve a life sentence.
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN OREGON.
One Man Killed and Another Seriously
Injured.

PORTLAND (Or.) June 3.-News was re-
ceived by telephone from Hillsboro late
last night of an accident which resulted
in TIE death Of one man and the serious
injury of another. Q. w. Johnson, S.
Tompkins and an unknown man en-
pioyed at Joseph Harris ranch, two
miles south of Hillsboro, were at work
saving and chopping large trees. They
lad sawed down several, and pulled
down another, which, after striking the
ground, rebounded and struck Johnson,
crushing the bones Of his head and
mangled his brain. He died instantly.
Tompllins' thigh bone was badly fract-
ured, and he received a confusion OF the
hip joint The third man escaped.
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Cattla Inrares+S

CHEYENNE (Wy.), June SIT is now
learned the proclamation ofthe Governor
of South Dakota quarantining against
Texas cattle is but repetition of Secre-
tary Rusk's circular, which quarantines
only against cattle from below the fever
line in Texas. Business over the Union
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,raae False Entries.

SAN DIEGO. June 5. = United States
Marshal George e. Gard this afternoon
crested II. L. 0'Brien, bookkeeper OF
tbe broken California National Bank, on
on ipdictnent found by the Federal
srand jury at Los Angeles. charging
nim with having made false entries or
otherwise nutiIated the books. The
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A stevedore stabbed to Death

SAN Francisco, June 3.-While six
non-union stevedores were eating sup
per in the forecastle of the bark S. c..
Allen, which they had been unloading,
thirty union seamen attacked and beat
them. John Gomez, a stevedore was
stabbed and killed by Otto Anderson,
one of the attacking party.
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LONDON GOSSIP.
The Last Session of the Present
Parliament Virtually Closed.
ITS DISSOLUTION CERTAIN TO OC-
CUR THIS MONTH.

The Irish Local Government Eli Fails
to Pass-The Casualties In tho
Bfrkenberg Mine Disaster Reported
TO be Fully Four Hundred-A Mail
Train Wrecked by a Tornado in
Austria, Twenty-three Persons Be-
ing Injured.
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BLAINE In THE FIGHT.
His Supporters Christen Him the
Peoples Candidate.
HARRISON MEN STILL CONFIDENT
OF SUCCESS.

of the President Claim that
Delegates Instructed for Him are
FIocking Around the Standard of
the Plumed Knight, and Some Even
Go so Far as to Name the Ticket
''Blaine and AIger''-Lively Day at
Minneapolis.
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Teed. the s.Koreshan Messiah.o

CHICAGO, June 3.-Dr. Cyrus r. Teed,
the "Koreshan Messiah, was tried in the
Justice Court to-day on the charge of
alternating the affections of Thomas Coles
wife. The prosecution was not ready for
trial and the case was dismissed.
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Anarchists in Paris.

PARIS, June 3.-An anarchist named
Drouet. arrested for connection with the
dynamite conspiracy, to-day divulged the
hiding place Of Ill dynamite cartridges
and other paraphernalia, which were
stolen from a Government arsenal.
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Tragedy in Mendocino County.

MENDoCINo, June 3.-Mrs. Julia Scott
was shot yesterday morning by William
Harris at Greenwood. Two shots were
fired and both took effect in the body
She will die. Harris shot himselfthrough
the heart and died few hours afterward.
1t is supposed the lady had refused his
attentions
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New Minister Anpofnted

CoPENHAGEN, June 3.-Baron Redtz-
thott has been appointed Minister of
Foreign Affairs TO I'LL the vacancy caused
by the death OF Baron Rosenvernlehn.
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Almost a CIoudburst.

DETROIT, June 3.-There was almost
cloudburst here last night. In an hour
rain fell to the depth of nearly two and
half inches. The cellars were flooded all
over the town, and much damage was
done 1t is still raining. The total fall
since last night is 3. A inches.
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MURDERER EXECUTED.
Robert Day Hanged in Washing
ton for Killing T. Beebe.
TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE WITNESS
THE PROCEEDING.

The County Hospital of San Joaquin
County Destroyed by Ffre-One Man
Killed and Another Seriously In
jured While Telling Trees In Ore
gon-A Montana Stage Held Up by
Masked Robbers and the Treasure-
BOX Taken
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The DunkardS.

CEDAR RAPIDS Ga.l, June 3.-The an
nual convention of German Baptists, bet
ter known as the Dunkards, of the
United States, will open here this after
noon.
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Death of a Pioneer Lady.

NAPA, June 3.-Mrs. n. J. Hill, who
crossed the plains in 1852 and has been
living continuously near Napa ever since,
died last night from paralytic stroke.
she was aged 70. She leaves seven chill
| dTaD
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Pacific and Northwestern will proceed
much as usual. y big percentage of the
cattle arriving is from New Mexico and
Arizona. With these no interference is
threatened.
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BOsTON, June 3.-The granite manu-
facturers having failed to reach an agree
ment with the striking men, have re-
solved to employ non-union workmen.
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The Wrong Man Convicted.

SAN BERNARDINo, June BIN 1884
Charles Crawford was convicted of the
murder of Christian Bolt on circum-
stantial evidence, and was sentenced to
San Quentin Prison for life. To-day the
Times l7ldeC received aIeuer, ,postmarlled
San Francisco, and signed Charley Ca
nuts. which stated that the writer, who
was the principal witness against Craw-
ford, killed Bolt himself, ana that it was
a put-up job 10 send Crawford TO prison.
After saying he was the most miserable
man on earth, the writer intimates that
he is going to commit suicide.
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Marshal took O'Brien to Los Angeles
this evening, where he will have hear
ing. O'Brien declares the matter is a
mistake, and that he can easily explain.
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Decision Against Mackay Affirmed.

Decision Against Mackay Affirmed.
New YORK, June 3.-The Supreme
Court to-day affirmed the judgment of
SIS, $50 directed in favor of Edward S.
Stokes by Justice Ingraham in the suit
against John w. Mackay and Hector De
Castro
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Verdict for Defendant.

NEW YORK, June 3.-The jury in the
suit Of Father Dent against Bishop Ryan
for 100000 damages for slander returned
verdict in favor of Bishop Ryan this
evening
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lima is said to be the most vigorous
man for his age in Washington.
He is now 65, and his beard and
hair are white, but he is as straight
as an arrow and has constitution of
iron. Like Hannibal Hamlin, he rarely
wears an overcoat, and once said to a
friend that such garments were for
women and invalids.
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His Mission Failed. |.

LONDON, June 3.-General Collins
failed in his efforts to bring about re-
Cancellation between the Irish factions,
and will return to America probably on
Sunday
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Ponular RetrothaI.

BUCHAREST, June 3.-The betrothal of
the Crown Prince of Roumania to Prin-
cess Marie of Edinburgh is extremely
popular in ROumania.
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Fatal Land DIspute,

FoRNEY (Texas), June 3.-Near here
to-day Jack Arnold stabbed Will Short
to death and fatally wounded James
Short, during dispute over some land.
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Five Years at san Quentin.

SALINAS CITY, June 3.-Edward T.
HuJback was sentenced yesterday by
Judge Dorm to two years III the peniten-
tiary at San Quentin for embezzlement.
His drinking habits are supposed 10 have
impaired his mind, and it is thought that
others were instrumental in his downfall.
He evidently came from d good family,
was kind, generous and loving father,
fairly idolizIng his children.
The lessee OF the City Warehouse here,
who formerly resided in Oakland, is to
have his trial. His name is NJ. Z. Lund.
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AT SAN JOSE,

SAN JOSE, June 3.-The home team won
from San Francisco to-day by superior
fielding and timely hitting. Score-san
Jose >, San Francisco 3.
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County Hospital Burned.

STOCKTON, June 3.-The County Hos
pital. a three-story wooden building en-
East street, and mile from tie center Of
the city, was burned to the ground to-
day just before noon, and but little of its
Co1tenfs were saved. There We're 10
I,of;ents in the building and all were res
ce,led The fire originated III the range IN
Tho kitchea. and with a high wind soon
com communicated TO the frame building.
The loss is S20,000, with an insurance OF
$4,000.
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SUDDENLY STRICKEN Down.
Terrible Thunder and Lightning
Storm in Pennsylvania.
TWO BOYS KILLED AND TWO CHILL
DRBN INJURED

Discovery of Supposed Plot in Chi
cago to Blow Up q Factory in
Which Non-Unfon Worlzmen Are
Employed-Much Damage Done at
Detroit by Heavy RainfalI, Almost
Equaling Cioudburst.
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BOHEMIA NINE DISASTER.
Fully Four Hundred People Known tc
Have Been Killed.

Have Been Killed.
PRAGUE, June 3.-The frightful roll of
casualties in the disaster in the Birken-
berg silver mine increases. 1t is now
known that fully 400 miners have lost
their lives. Many bodies were burned
beyond recognition. The accumuIa-
tlons of gas in the mine greatly InterIeres
with the work of removal of the corpses,
which it is believed will not be com
pleted inside of a fortnight
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The Guadalupe bees lay their honey in
bladders of wax, about as large as q
pigeons egg, and not in combs.
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The Jerusalem artichoke, a native of
Brazil, was introduced into this country
in the seventeenth century.
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BALL GAMES.

The Oaklands Narrowly Escape a
Shutout.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.-In the game
played at Oakland this afternoon the
Colonels had a narrow escape from a
shutout, getting their one run in the
ninth inning. The cause of the scarcity OF
tallies on the Oakland side was the speedy
pitching of BalsZ. Score-Los Angeles 5,
Oakland l.
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WASHINGTON, June 3. Secretary
Blaine told an Associated Press reporter
this afternoon that he would write no
more communications in regard to the
Presidential nomination.
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Probability of New Steamship Line.
SAN Francisco, June 3.-The recent
advices from Guatemala, to the effect that
the Congress of that country has voted an
appropriation of 81 100000 Tor the COM
mencement of work on the Northern
Railroad. from the city of Guatemala to
Livingston, on the Atlantic side, thus
giving communication with New York
i'll five days, have given rise to press COM
ment here in regard to the probability of
the early establishment of new steam
ship line from this city to San Jose de
Guatemala, and a corresponding line on
the Atlantic side from Livingston to New
Nn,IZ
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Republican Central Committee.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.-W. T. Fitz-
geral, Chairman of the Executive Com
mittee of the Republican State Central
Committee, has appointed the following
standing committees: Campaign-C. f.
Bassett chairman, j. n. Z. Wilson, J.
IL. Mahoney, Wendell Easton, Z. L.
Preston, i. II. Meyer and Allen B. Lem
mon. tinance-Wendel Easton lChar-
ma, c. L. Taylor, f. G. Siebe, P. \. Lii
lienthal, f. Mclaughlin, Isaac Upham
and L. u. Shippee. Registradon-J. II.
Mahoney Chairman, h. +. Preston, j.
w. Wilson, f. G. Siebe, Thos. Flint, Jr.,
L. NJ. Myers and w. B. Lawrence. Lit
erary-E. f. Preston, Chairman, Allen
b. Lennon, Ii. Il. Osborne, Il. K. Tay-
lor and Scipio Craig. Auditing-C. L.
Taylor chairman, j. n. Z. Wilson, w.
r. Pond, +. Mclaughlin and Isaac Up