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PERFECT HhRMoNY.
The President Not at Outs With Sec,
rofa EGe%g


WAsHINGroN. Dec. 5N-In regard to the
publfshesistory. that Secretary Charles Fos-
. ter of>the Treasury, when in New York re-;
Gently, submitted to bankers propositions
to issue fifty or~one hundred million Of
bonds, but was halted by a relegraphfc
message from the President, it is authorita-
tfyely stated; at. the White House tifat the
President was. not informed of the inten-
tion of the. Secretary of the Treasury to
visit New York, and has not communicated
with him or heard. from him in any way.
He has not been un0bservanr of the fnan-
ciaI situation. and does not think the Treas
nrv will find it necessary to adopt any new
policies. He has said several times publicly
that::he would nlaintain the parity Of all our
money issues. and that.declaration stands:
There is. no nodlsagreement between the Presi-
dent and the Secretary as. to the manage
ment :of the Treasury.
Acting" Secretary SnauIdihg said this
morning that the story that Secretary Fos-
ter was trying to secure subscribers for q
new Government loan is untrue Foster,
he said, went to New Y0rk:on private busi-
ness ''We have: ne continued, :'suffi-
ctent gold for all practical purposes, and 1t
is increasing daily There is no necessity
TO employ unusual methods to build UP our
gold holdings" =.
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FAMILY HONOR.
Clark Watkins Made a. Mistake In
Fighting for Ii.

MACARTHUR. Ohio. Dee. 30.-Particulars
have been received of shocking affair at a
country church In Gallia County, where re-
vival services were in progress. Clark
Watkins caught his sster-in-law, Mrs.
Peter Watkins, walking with man With
whom her name had been unpleasantly con-
nected. and attacked him with a knife.
Both rushed into the church. where general
fight stopped the services. When the riot
ended it was found Peter Watkins was
dead; Harris. the woman's escort, was IA
tally wounded; Clark Watkins was beaten
almost to death. James Grover had an eye
cut out and half dozen others were hurt.
The church was almost completely wrecked.
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MISSING HEIR FOUND.
A Young Man Restored to His Family
and Heritage

SPOKANE, WASH. Dec. 3G-The heir TO
valuable properly discovered and brother
and sister, long separated, united are the
points in a romance which came to light
here to-day. Thirty years ago a man
named Padden located on some property
near the present townsite of Whatcom. he
died several years ago and left number of
children. OF these son named Anthony
is the only one who arrived at his majority.
Four years ago he tried to dispose Of his
share in the estate. but failed and left home
in disgust and anger Since then he has
been rambling over the West.
The property becoming valuable an uncle,
named L. W. Padden, began search for
the wandering heir and finally got trace of
him in Spokane. lie came and discovered
his nephew tonight in gambling resort
where he had gone as a spectator. The
young man then learned for the first time
that his sister was here attending the sem
mary Of the Sisters of the Holy Name.
Young Padden's share in the estate is valued
at $4,000
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KILLED. HIS WIVES. /:
William Mawhor Made a Good BUSH
ness of IT.

SIDNEY, Iowa. Dee. 30.-Willam Mawhor,
In Jail here charged with having in some
mysterious manner caused the death of
five women whom he married in different
parts of the country, says his first. wife
died Of consumption in California in 1865.
He admitted his four. succeeding .wlyes
died suddenly: Word comes from Wood
land, Cal. that an cid neighbor Of William
Mawhor says Mawhor. CAME to the vicinity
of Woodland seme time fn the sixties with
a brother. :. :: :.
/. The brothers operated a large ranch in.
common with much success. Suddenly the
younger brother died. having been i'll but a
few. hours. and Ma awhor: imme ediately took
possession1of the property. Soon afterward
.le went East and returned with a wife.
This woman died suddenly in much the
same manner as the brother. Shortly after
ward Mawhor married a Mrs. Travis, and
left California for Iowa. The Board of
SupervisOrs:Of Fremont County will un-
dodbtedly authorize the Coroner TO exhume
tue body of the fourth Mrs. Mawher. buried
near Riverton about three wears ago.
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POLITICAL DRIFT.
PopuIists of Kansas Going Into the
Banking Business.

. TOPEKA, Kans, Dec. 3e-Populists pro-.
pose TO ihaugurate a new plan for. making
loans ia this State. The high rates of IN
terest and brokers' charges cause many
thousands of industrious men to lose their
homes through the foreclosure of mort
cages. The. scheme. is to create a. State
Loan Commission, through which all loans
are to be negotiated. ;The money would
pass through the State Treasury: and pay
ment be guaranteed either by the State or
the counties. thus doing away withbrokers
Charges and securing low rate Of interest.
Governor Lewellyn. in his annual Ines
sage, will recommend this scheme.
WAsHINGTaN, Dec: 90.--Lamb Der. son, As
sistant Secretary OF the Treasury, author
izes the statement thathe is nota candidate
for the Senate from. Nebraska, and that he
ardently desires the reelection of Senator
Paddock. -
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AGAINST. HIS RECORD.
Stamboul to Be Put i'm Training by
His New Owner

NEW YORK, Dec. 3o.-The Turf, Field,and
Farm says: E. II. Hartman informs us
that he will have Stamboul trained. The
stallion will be kept at a riding-school in
this city until the weather gets warmer
and then lie sent to Orange County. Harri-
man feels confident that Stamboul can
lower his record on a regulation track, and
the horse will be given ain opportunity to
do so:: The discussion over his record and
the record of Kremliu may result in a
match. Allen informs us that he will have
Kremlin trained after short stud season
with the hope of beating 2:07A. A son of
Lord Russell and Eventide will not fight
shy Of any stallion. and public opinion may
compel him to measure strides with Stam-
hnnl
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REINAcH's LIFE INSURANCE.
He Took Out a Policy in New York
COMPANY.

NEW YORK, Dee. 30.---Baron Reinach had
100000 francs Insurance iu the Equitable
Life Insurance Company, and it will be
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GAVE THE WRONG. ORDERS.
Fatal Collision on the Atlantic and Pa
cific i'm Arizona.

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz.. Dec. 30-A collision
occurred three miles east of Ash Fork on the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad between TWO
freight trains at $50 this morning. The en-
gneer Of the westbound train, Thomas
Prowett, and Fireman Dickinson were
killed, and Engineer Bugglyn and the fire.
man Of the eastbound train and two brake
men were injured, noue of them seriously.
The accident was caused by the operator at
Ash Fork giving the eastbound train the
wrong orders.
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will include all the territory left by the pro-
posed San Jacint0 County, or from the sec
ond standard south to Mexico ana east to
Arizona, except portion of about twenty
Tour miles square adjoining San Diego City,
and which includes all the Pueblo and ex-
Mission lands. all of Cajon Valley. and
from the eastern point of Cajon grant south
to the Mexican line. This is because San
Diego wants TO have city and county gov
eminent. The new county, therefore. is to
be carved from the center of the territory.
One of the names proposed is Ramona
COunty
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ALL DEAD.
No Man Should Interfere i'm a Family
Row.

GARDNERsvILLE, KY, Dec. 3d. John
Barnes and his brother-in-law, James Kerr.
went to the Ohio River Monday for sup
plies and returned home Tuesday night
very drunk. Nothing moro was seen of
them till last night when neigbbor called
and found Mrs. Barnes lying across the bed
dead, with her head crushed, while Barnes
and Kerr were lying in a corner also dead.
literally cut to pieces with knives which
each still grasped in their hands. The
surroundings showed terrible struggle.
II is thought Barnes struck his wife and
that her brother took up the quarrel with
the fatal results noted,
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cHoYNski COMING WEST. s
Quite Willing to Make a Match VITA
DaIN -:

CHICAGO, Dec; 30 Parsou. Davies and
Joe 5Choynski left fof San francisco Ia.
night ito particip pate in the testinB onial tJjat
Choynsk's and Jackson's fFiends nfe "a,
tender them en- the 7th of Janus =. Bette
leaving the PaTsoa expressed a wish II
match Choynssi against Jim Daiy,.. Ca.
belts late sparring partner. for sid VA s
and che largest purse obtainabIe. Chojnsti
will stop at Salt Lake on lhs way ont.s;.4d
contest four rounds with a local man e.;
Monday night, January q =
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SEES. THE DANGER.
Steps Looking to the Frustration of
Anarchist Plans.

:. Paris, Dec. 30.---PremeI bot held a
g conference to-day with Nj: Loubet. Minister
! of tile Interior. and NJ. Bourgeois. Minister
of Justice, Tor the purpose Of discussing
measures TO illustrate the plans of organiza-
tion of the socialists and an archists for the
purpose OF taking advantage of the present
political excitement 10 overthrow the pres.
ent.form of government :.
%: The :Snez Canal Company has determined
3 TO retain Ferdinand de Lesseps and son in
their present positions in the company's
% service
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HEIR TO A FORTUNE.
Jennie Semond Had Better Make
Herself Known.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Dec. 3o.-Willam
Moreland OF Portland. Or, came to Kansas
City this morning looking for Jennie Sc
mond, sometimes known as Josie Earle
and as Nellie Sherman, who is the heir to
an estate worth $4,000. now being held by
the Public Administrator in Portland. The
woman was Dotn in Whitehall. LII. Thirty
one years ago John Brendle deserted his
wife, disowDed bis child and went west and
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in America to Monsignor SatoIii ana NJ,
peaceful and moderate solution Of the scDool
question in the United States. opesa'1s
recently to one Of his conGdants the Tops
is reported to have said:
''They (Satoilrs opponcnts) want 20 ioIss
the Papal See TO retreat, bet the fope VIII
not be repulssd."
In. dOcugIens which is now being p ?
pared at the Vatican the prudence snu ~ 49,
dom which Monsigaor Satolii bas u'sp -.
in.'h his. propositions for the sointion - ~
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paid as soon as the company has notice of
his death from its Paris agent. The policy
was taken out eleven years ago.
A DEMOCRATIC ERA.
Remarkable Changes That Have Come
Over the HoIv See

ROME. Dec. 3O.-The fact that the Holy
See has addressed an encyclical to the
Italian people in the popular tongue has
caused more comment than the document
itself: 1t Is the first time the Pope, depart
Ing from ancient usagss, has addressed
himself directly to the people, and this
step is regarded by close. observers as
fresh testimony of the more pronounced
dem ocratc, modern and social character of
the change In the pohtIfcal policy which
Leo XIII has brought about, and also as
manifestation: of the. revolutionary forces
which are operating in the central govern
mentof Catholicism. :An:infuential Cardf.
nal, recently speaking ON this subject, re-
marked ''rhe monarchic era of tile admin:
istration of ecclesiastical. affairs is passing
away@and is being succeeded by popular
and democratic era" -
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RAILROAD TRAINMEN.
They Will Perhaps Not Be Able to
Ilnife After All

: CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. Dec. 30-Another
day has passed and the representatives Of
the railroad trainmen in session here are no
nearer an agreement than they were last
night. The committee appointed TO draft a
plan of federation reported this morning in
favor of a system, and the plan was dis
cHssed the entire day. but no agreement
was reached. The leaders admit being in
doubt as to the outcome, and all the talk
indicates less con fdenee in securing union
than at first :
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settled in Portland. Mrs. Brendle married
John Semond and the child took his name.
Mrs Semond died ten years ago aud Bren-
die died recently in Portland, leaving this
estate. The property Is new held by the
administrator and is claimed by distant
relatives. Moreland thinks that Jennie Se-
mond is the rightful heir. He has traced
her to Omsha and TO Hastings, Nebr, and
thence she came to Kansas City two years
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MONTANA RETURNS.
The Choteau County Board Granted
Further Time.

HELENA, Mont, Dec 30.-The time for
~ nsch iise pereBptory writ wac issued by
the Supreme Court TO compel the Ch0teau
County Canvassing Board to canvass the
vote Of that county having expired. the
REALTORS attorneys this morning made mo-
tion for the issuance of another perempfory
writ extending the TIME, which was granted.
The grounds on which the motion was made
were that the peremptory writ heretofore
issued had not been served upon tile men,
bers of the canvassing board. and thatthe day
named in the writ for the board to canvass
the vote had passed and the writ therefore
becomes imperative 1t is probable the
vote will be canyassed by Monday.
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FLASHING HER LIGHTS.
There Is No Doubt About the Safety
of the Umbria.

New YORK. Dec. 3O.-The missing Gu.
harder Umbria was sighted off Fire Island
at midnight.
NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-3 A. M.-"Umbria' -
was the name that the signal.lights of big
two funneled three masted steamship
flashed to the tower on Fire Island at mid
night. 1t was indeed the long-overdue
Cunarder, and the operator in the tower
lost no time in sending the news to this city.
There was no mistaking the big black hull.
She was steaming directly for Sandy Hook.
leaving long white wake as her screw
drove her on toward her destination
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ROBBING THE ROAD
Lake Shore Detectives Going After
Freight-ThieyeS. ::

ERIE. Pa, Dec. 3e.-Detectives :on the
Lake Shore road have arrested seventeen
persons, and have warrants for as MANY
more, members of gang who have been
systematically robbing the road between
here and Dunkirk, n. Y. Over $4,000
worth of freight was stolen during Deem
ber.. Nearly 100 houses in this city were
searched to-day, and some stolen property
was recovered.
Twenty or more arrests have been made
in connection with the robberies. Among
those arrested were two well-known base
ball players. Dell Darling and Charles Bier
bauer. and stolen goods are being found in
every quarter of the city and the suburbs.
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TAKEN OUT AND HANGED.
Short rleasure of Rope Given t
Alabama Murderers.

GREENvILLE. Ala. Dec 30.-When the
citizens arose this morning they saw two
bodies dangling from above the courthouse
steps. Last night the jailer was caught by
a ruse by mob of 100 armed masked men,
who opened the cells OF John Lipp and
Charles Kelley, the alleged murderers of
Tax Collector Armstrong OF Butler County,
and took them oct and hanged them.
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AN OFFICIAL DENIAL.
Mexican Troops Were Not Rented by
Bandit

CITY OF MEXICO. Dec. 80. - Governor
Reyes of the State of Nuevo Leon has tele-
graphed the Government from Monterey,
saying that there is no truth in the report
that General Garcia's troops had been de-
feated by the bandits.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dee. 30.-United
States Marshal Paul Fricke has received
telegram from Deputy Marshal Eugene
Yglesias of Webb County, stating that ne
had just received advices by wire from
Guerrero, Mex. to the effect that Second
Lieutenant Hedekin, with troop of the
Seventh Cavalry and Deputy United States
Marshal Hall aid posse. are in close pur-
suit of a detachment Of Mexican bandits in
Zapata County. Tex, and that it is believed
that they will overtake the gang soon.
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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE. 3:
An Organization for a Fair Ballot i'm
the South

DALLAS, Tex, Dec 30.-The News in the
morning will say that the startling fnforma-
ton has leaked out here that the organza-
ton known as the Industrial League is be-
ing extended throughout the South and
West for the purpose of resisting, if neces-
sary vi ct armis, unfair elections. 1t had its
origin in the belief of the Peoples party
leaders that they were counted out in
Georgia and Alabama
In Georgia they claim that as many as
5000 negresses in male attire voted the DEM
ocratic ticket. The person who impaired
this information declared that the order was
for fair ballot or a revolution. Fifty
lodges have been organized already in Texas,
one of them in Dallas
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THE TEACHERS CONVENTION.
1t Completes Its Work at Fresno and
AdiOuruS

FRESNO, Dec. 3l.-The Teachers Associa.
tion finished its business to-day and ad-
journed. Sessions were held this morning
and afternoon. and some Of the most promi-
nent educators on the coast read papers
Mrs. Sarah b. Cooper of San Francisco
spoke of the Kindergarten system. and Pro-
fessors David S. Jordan aud Melville b.
Anderson OF Palo Alto also made interest
ing talks. The teachers were given a drive
through the vineyards during the afternoon.
The convention was very successful, and
the visitors were we'll satisfied with their
treatment
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COUNTY DIvIDERs AT WORK.
They Propose to Lop Another Section
Off San DIEGO

SAN DIEGO. Dec. 3o-An evening paper
says the Escondido people are vastly
pleased with the action OF the county
division convention at Perrls favorlng San
Jacinto County and had committee Ou
hand working against the Riverside propo-
sition. Returning delegates say they will
now hold meeting at Escondido early
next week to prepare bill for organizing
another county, which will be presented to
the Legislature early next month. Th Is
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One Fatal Duel.

BRUSSELS. Dec. 30.-Major Gillian Of
the guards and Eugene Vanderberger.
Krupp's resident agent here. fought
duel in a private garden on the Bois de
Lacambre last night. Vanderberger was
shot through the heart, and died instantly.
The difficulty was over a woman.
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HERR: in LONDON.
He Has: Made. Preparations to Stay
80: s: .AH Winter.

!; =. VIENNA. Dec.:3O: .It,is stated that DR..
!: Herz,:owing to: France demanding his ex-
tradition from England. quilted London
and passed through Vienna en- route to
Italy. r.: .-:: -;
..::c LONDON: Dec. 30. Herr. connected with
the Panama" scandal; is still in London and
has made preparations to stay all winter
Herr talks. .''l6ud." dwelling on his wealth
and the great people he has known: He
made very unfaverable impression on the
few Americans who knew him in Paris.
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SPREAD OF THE CHOLERA.
The Plague Ravaging Towns 10 =
= North of France.

PARIs,. Dec 50. - Cholers con'ino ~
to spread in the north OF France 'tn .as
town of: Grayelines three deaths anu -,
new case we cesreporeed on "Wednesday a.
three deaths 6n Thursday.
: HAMBURG Dec. 80 1--WE fresh Cases !.
cholera and six deaths have been repoissG ss..
here to-day. There have been nye oeAsl-
in Altoona and two in WandsbecK.
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lessons THE REVENUE:
Italy Wants. Her People to Come to
America. !

ROME, Dec. .3O-rhe Government Views
with some alarm the American restrictions
of imm igraton. In the first place the traffic
of going aud returning emigrants add ap-.
precably to the needed revenues of the
Government. but the chief point is that
many Italians, having become wealthy, re-
turn to the old country enlightened and bet
ter citizens and enter profitable bu ,iness,
which yields large revenues to the Govern
ment
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GIa -XNorkers nhiar4

CLENELAND, Dec So - Tba wsss....
Plate Glass association has baep ia sessi $
here for three days and adjourned TO-DAY
The sessions we're secref, but 1t Is under
stood the main object was 30 devise nleans
OF preventing The threatened reduction is
the etarif: on plate glass by Congress. ::
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SQUAW TUNNEL. BLOCKADE.
1t Will Probably Be Raised by the
New Year

UKIAH, Dec. 30.-The storm blockade at
Squaw tunnel. twelve miles south. will
probably be raised by tomorrow night and
passenger train service will again be opened
New Years day. During the past week
through passengers from San Francisco have
been obliged to stop at Cloverdale and walk
two miles to pass the landslidss. A special
train and fifty laborers are working hard at
clearing the track,
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AN INDIGNANT DEPUTY
Threatens to Sue a Mexican News
-: paper for Libel.

CITY of. MEXICO. Dec. BON. Laur,
member Of the French Chamber of Depu-
ties, whose name has been so prominently
mentioned in the Panama scandal, threat
ems to bring an action for libel against El
Tiempo, newspaper of this city. for print
!: ing cable dispatch announcing that the
police had searched his house for incrim-
mating documents.
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Left a Wife in New York.

SEATTLE, Dec. 3O-A letter was received
here last night from Hon. j. Schuyler, at
Colfax, stating that Thomas Henderson
Boyd. who was murdered here In. December
by his mistress, Ursula Untug. left wife
in New York City. She now intends to
prove her marriage and claim share of the
estate, which is worth S30 900.
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One Mora. Eake 0rdar

: BosToN, Dee. So.-Io-day in the. Sdfpfams
Court petition was presented froms5yeFal
.eertihcate folders OF the order Of. Solid
Rock asEins for en- Injunction against fhe.
order: fhe eomplainants allege thai the
Ia hilltles arr sI75,00o and assets hut s2s
0O0.- The order Of aoeise was gssneG s-'.-
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More Homestead po;so,,.;...;..

PITTsBUR9. Dec. 5O.--InfoTmatfona b..s
been filed against several other persois s,;s
to be implicated in the alleged Doiso6iing
at Homestead. The names were not n,s';s
public. 1t Is merely said they all helar -.
labor organizations and ars not strlksT.s "
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!. BLEW HIS BRAINS. OUT.
Suicide of. a Wealthy. Iowan at the
- San Diego Sanitariun,.

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 30-News has been re-
eeived Of the suicide Of: j. M. Bacon. a
wealthy resident of Sioux City, Iowa, at
the Sanitarium near here last night To
melancholia is attributed the cause. He
had been there one week and became
despondent. He got pistol from the night
watchman's satehel and blew out his brains.
His son-in-law at Los Angeles was tele-
graphed for.
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Boisterous Weather.

QUEENsTowN, Dec. 30.-The ship Dow
enby. from San Francisco, reports having
experienced boisterous weather. On the
18th an apprentice fell to The deck from
aloft and was killed.
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Oauv,o Skin aud Scalp purified and bsantIs.s
DH0I j by CurrcURA Soar. Absolutely pnrs =
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PROBABLY A CANARD.
No Confirmation of the Reported Fight
on the San Juan

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz.. Dec. 30.-The report
of battle over locations at the. San Juan
placer fields, which reached. here last night,
has not been confirmed. and if: any fght oe:
CURED it was not: in.the gold fields below
Bluff City, as this place.is the. e.nearest point
to these: fields and q full report: of the
trouble would first come: here PFospectors
have returned from the placers and they
shew some fine gold. -
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Absorbed bv the pnsaat

Boston. Dee 30 = 1t is of3cIallv -,
nounced the Commercial Union Tels>r.sJ. 81.
Company has been leased to the. postst
Telegraph Company for nlnety-nife; yas~A s..'
at per cent on the Commercial,s CONT,
stock. -. 80
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Bonl aagist and Royalist.

:. PARTS. DE. 3o.-M. Hutin, formerly
Boulangist a. eiit; has bsen arrested Oh sas-
picfon.of :has ~ caused the explosion g. .he
Prefecture o.. Police yesterday. he. Is y.
lieved to, hav 6een the agent OF a remnai,s
Of the Boulaa gist party and Of the hol&f
OF -.
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.Cvcione at Vera Cruz.

CRY. Of. Mexico, Dec. so:---A cyclone
passed over Vera Cruz to-day, causing eol.-.
siderable dansage 10 property: F9nF : ilehs-
: ers in the har6or we're wreck al9a z laIgs
quantity of goods lsigg on tbs WI M.lisf Ves was
DESTROYED :.
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CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT.
Mr.. Blaine: Is: Gaining in Strength
Right Along.

WASHINGTON: Dec. 30.-Biaine passed a
restful night and the Improvement in his
condition continues.
/: Blaine is alittle better this evening, and
the Improvement BIRDS fair to continue.