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quieted down and no further trouble was
experienced. No more attempts were made
to start the cars.
PinkertUn men, brought from Chicago by
the East Cleveland Company, marched TO
the Lakeview barns. The strikers, who
had assembled there, intercepted them and
an alteration followed, in which the strik-
ers claim that Edwin Eldred, one of the
of the motormen. The crowd closed in n
the Pinkertohs, who fed. Eldred was
picked up shortly afterward near the barns,
with two long gashes in his head. He was
sent to the hospital. The Mayor has
ordered the car company to send the Pink
erton men out Of the city on the penalty Of
withdrawing police protection.
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BLOOD FLOWS In BRAZIL.
One Thousand Men Killed in a Battle
at COrumbia.
10 VICTORY GAINED FOR EITHER SIDE.
The Revolutionary Troops Attack the Federal Army
in HattO Crosse and Ill Prisoners We're
Put to Death.
10 VICTORY GAINED FOR EITHER SIDE.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

NEW YORK. June 24.-The Herald's cor
respondent at Rio Janeiro says that
Colonel Silva BarbOsa reported at the War
Office under the date of mbia,
MattO Crosse, May 49, that the
revolutionists had attacked theIFederals, and
after a bloody battle in which upwards Of
thousand men were killed they retired, but
left the result undecided. The revolution
airy troops gave orders that no prisoners
were to be taken. but that all the Federal
officers and the soldiers were to be killed.
In recent fight at Rivera 20 were killed
and 80 Wonndrd
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BISMARCK'S RETURN
Enthusiastic Reception of the Ex- Chancellor
by the Bavarians.

Enthusiastic Reception Of the Ex-chancellor
by the Bavarians.
MUNICH, June 24.-Bsmarck arrived from
Vienna at o'clock this morning. Despite
the earliness of the hour a number of dis
tiDguisbed BavaTians were at the railroad
station to receive him. He was welcomed
with loud cheers By the irrepressIble
students. among whom Bismarck is a very
great fayorite. The students and tiremen
formed line along the route, and the
crowd numbering thousands, stood behind
them. AS the Prince and party drove along
the crowd broke into wild and lOng- con-
tinued cheering. Patriotic songs were
taken up by the whole crowd. The party
will stop at Lenback's Villa during their
stay.
The students of this city participated in
grand tOrchlight procession tonight in
honor Of Bismarck. The Prince viewed the
procession and was heartily cheered by the
paraders. Bismarck made a speech, re-
turning his sincere thanks for the splendid
demonstration, and enjoired his hearers to
preserve the unity Of Germany with an iron
grip
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JULIAN IN FLAMES.
A $4,000 Blaze Destroys Hotel and Many
prid dip1a

A $4,000 Blaze Destroys Hotel and Many
Other Rui dings.
SAN DIEGO, June 24.-Meager details Of
a great confagration at Julian come frOm
Stonewal by telephone. All the buildings
on the south side of Main street and on the
west side of Washington street. except Bar
ley's livery stable, have been totally de-
stroyed. The Mountain View Hotel, the
Turf saloon, a restaurant, saloon and
clearinghouse, HarrieLt's blacksmith-sbOp
Thomas BuTdy are burned. Tie Julian
Hotel was saved with difficulty. The loss
is estimated at S35. GOO and the insurance is
not known.
The fire originated in. an alley between
the Turf saloon and the restaurant; both
were unoccupied. The Mountain View
Hotel was valued at $4,000; insured for $4,000.
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Landslide in Italv

ROME. June 24-At SasSo, on the line Of
the Bologne ana Florence Railway, to-day
there was large landslide from the noun
tain, which overwhelmed the houses below.
So far 80 killed and wounded have been
taken out.
The landslide happened at 3 o'clock In
the morning. The inmates of the houses
which were engufed had no chance to
make any attempt to save their lives. The
bodies of four dead and ten others, who
were alive when extricated, have been re-
covered. Twenty persons are known to be
still lying beneath the debris.
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TAMMANY IN LINE.
The New York Dem ocracy Said to Have
Settled Their Differences.

The New York Democracy Said to Have
Settled Their Differences.
CHICAGO, June 24.-Ricbard Croker and
Lieuienant-Goyern0r Sheehan, the Tam
many leaders, declare that Tammany viii
give Cleveland loyal support, and adyiees
from New York to the Associated Press are
to the effect that such course is recognized
there in order to maintain Tammany's
supremacy In New York City politics.
E.ElleTy AndersO D, leader the New I YOTk
Cleveland dele CATION sent by tile Syracuse
''anfi-snap' convention, said to-day that the
organization would, instead Of attempting
to supplant the regular Democratic ma
ehinery in the coming campaign, act as
auxiliary.
NEW YORK, June 24-NOw that the nom
nations have ali been made, 1t is said there
is no doubt that the Democratic machine
will be set to work for Cleveland. 1t is also
said for tie safety of Tammany it is neces-
sary that Cleveland should get an over
whelmDg majority iu the county. Tam
many made movement toward getting
into line this morning when a painting Of
Cleveland was ordered. On Saturday the
front Of the Wigwsm will be decorated with a
transparency, 35x20 feet, bearing the names
aud pictures Of the Democratic candidates.
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THOMAS II. COBB DEAD.

He Served Several Terms in the House of
Representatives.
VINCENNEs, June Hon. Thomas r.
Cobb. ex-member Of Congress, died to-day,
aged 64
He was born in Lawrence County. Ind.
July 2, 1928, and was raised on a farm. He
attended the BLOOMINGTON University,
studied law and was admitted to the bar
From 1858 to 1866 he practiced law at Bed
ford. In 1867 he removed to Vincennes.
He was elected TO the Forty-f fifth. Forty
sixth, FOrty-seYentb, FOrty-eighth and
FoIty-uinth Congresses as a Democrat.
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A SOLDIER HANGED.
Private Dixon of the Sixth Cavalry Executed
for Murder

OMAHA, June 24-Clinton E. Dixon, q
private in the Sixth United States Cavalry,
was hanged here this morning in the
stockade just outside the Douglass County
Jail for the murder OF Corporal William
Carter, member of his company. The
execution was conducted by United States
Marshal Slaughter Dickson's neck was
broken. The condemned man walked to the
scaffold unlaterlngly, and died without
making a statement. The trap was sprung
by electricity The killing grew out Of the
fact that Carter had elected from Fort
NiObrara, by command OF his captain, a
colored cOurtesan with whom Dixon was
intimate.
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MARS COMING NEARER.
The Red Planet Approaching the Earth
Mt a Rapid Rate.
WASHINGTON Star,

The month Of August next is expected to
bring important If not wonderful and sem
satonal developments in the study of our
mysterious heavenly kinswoman. August
next Mars will arrive at point directly
opposite this earth, which it reaches but
once in 10 years, when the distance between
the two planets will be reduced from 141,-
600, 600 to 5000. 900 miles. Upon that night
a thousand telescopes will be leveled at the
planet, which will repOse in refulgent
beauty in the southern skies, and a thou
sand eyes will seek to pierce the veil Of dis
tance that conceals the knowledge for which
science thirsts.
Wonderful results are expected by reason
of the marvellous improvements that have
been made in astronomical instruments
within Is years and since the last most
favorable observation was made. With the
powerful lenses and the Photographic ap-
pliances of to-day it will be as if the far
away visitor. tempted by curiosity, had
drawn nearer to the earth than ever. AL
though Mars will be 35,000,000 miles away
the powerful Lick telescope will magnify
her TO q size as if viewed at a distance OF
but II, 800 miles.
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sECRETED THE BOOKS.
Some Spicy Developments in a Defalcation
Case at SpOkane.

Some Spicy Developments IN Defalcation
Case at Spokane.
SPOKANE. June "a. The investigation
into the affairs of the Washington Farm
ers' Insurance Company took an exciting
turn to-day. Fred Marvin. the secretary,
depOsed for defalcatiOn, and his attorneys,
Frank Graves and two others. went to the
rooms of Secretary of State Weir at the
Hotel Spokane and demanded the de-
livery OF the books. Mr.. Weir re-
fused and said they could only be taken
by force and mob violence, They took the
books, however, and secreted them in one
of the vaults of the insurance company. in
the Auditorium building. Weir secured a
blacksmith and went TO the Auditorium,
and broke open one of the vaults. but it
was the wrong one. Warrants were then
issued for the arrest Of Marvin and his at
t0rneys. but they have not been served.
Secretary Weir says criminal proceedings
will lie commenced.
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up off the mouth of the Columbia River
on Thursday. The fishermen drifted
out to sea on Wednesday night, and
about 3 o'clock A. NJ Thursday a heavy
breaker struck their boat and split it in
two Fortunately their net was wrapped
about the boat. which kept it from break
ing up. The men hung on to the boat until
Thursday afternoon. when the Topeka
picked them up. Both suffered intensely.
and Larsen was almost dead when taken on
h0ard
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AFTER TIE CONVENTION.

Considerable Enthusiasm StilI In Chi
cagO-sIranEinG FOR the Notification.
CHICAGO, June q. - The city is still
crowded with enthusiastic Democrats, many
remaining over TO extend their coHgratula-
tions TO Vice-Presidentia Candidate Steven
son.
The committee to notify the candidates
will probably 90 to Buzzards Bay, with
Congressman Wilson of West Virginia at
their head. to notify Cleveland about July
Il; thence to Bloomington, IL, to notify
Stevenson.
The Democratic National Committee
meet at New York between the 10Th and
Goth Of July to organize. 1t is said Harrlty
Of Pennsylvania viii not accept the chair
mausuip
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NEW YORK. June 24.-The English and
German commissioners to the Worlds Fair
have arrived her for the purpose Of going to
Chicago 70 appeal for more space. They
report extraordinary interest in the eXbibi-
ton in their countries. The English COM
missioner declares his couniTy's exhibits
would fill half of the entire space provided
for the fair The German cOmm ssioneT
says his Emperor viii be angered unless
Germany gels more space.
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ROYALTY SCANDALIZED.

Prince Fsrdinsnd's Fiancss EnlighteDs Prin-
cess Marie of Edinburgh
PARIS. June 2L-I hear from Bucharest
that Mile. Vacaresco, formerly the fancee
Of the Crown Prince OF Roumania. is send
ing to Princess Marie Of Edinburgh, who is
now the fiancee of the Prince, the love let
ters which she had received from Prince
Ferdinand. The English court is quite ex-
cited over the scandal, and the matter is
considered to be without precedent.
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The Whisky Trpst Cases Fndsa

CHICAGO, June PA nolle prosequi was
entered by the State this afternoon in the
case OF George Gibson, ex-secretary of the
whisky trust, under Indictments charged
with conspiracy to wreck the antitrust
Shufeldt distilery with dyn amite. The
prosecuting attorney stated there was not
enough evidence TO convict.
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Piedmont Barhs one Year old.

This evening at the Piedmont Baths, Twenty.
fourth street, near Broadway, Oakland grand
anniversary concert and aquatic carnival is TO be
given. Championship swimming races, fancy
and high diving and many water sports are on
the programme. RitZau's band Will furnish
music. BE sure 10 go aud you Will eujoy Ii.
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stump tile countrv. but would sneak ON

to stump the country, but would speak on
the campaign issues whenever able.
NJ. c. Burke. secretary of the Irish
American Club. to-day received the follow
ing letter from President Harrison: II have
yOp7 letter OF the 18th inst, announcing
the ratification by the Irish-Ameriean Club
OF New York of the work Of the convention
at Minneapolis. and beg to express my sin
eere appreciation Of this evidence OF conf
dence and esteem" similar letter was
received from WhitelaM Reid.
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Hnrrinana in Germanu

ragged throughout Northern Germany to-
day caused an immense amount of damage.
Berlin especially suffered, many fine trees
in the streets and their gardens being de-
stroyed. Many accidents are reported.
though telegraphie communication is par
TALLY interrupted. The shipping in the har-
bors Of Bremen and Hamburg suffered
severely
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panew Decl1nes The Place.

CHICAGO. June 24-A Washington special
quotes a Cabinet officer as saying that
Ghauncey NJ. DePew has decided to decline
the State portfolio. 1t is said the President
is considering another name, and probably
will make it known at a meeting of Con-
gress on Monday. Tracy and Wharton are
both spoken of as the coming man.
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Nnrmal schnnl Grednatinn Fxernisea-

SAN JOSE, June 24.-The graduation ex-
ercses of the State Normal School took
place to-day. The class numbered so. more
than half of whom have already secured
positions 10 teach next term.
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THE CANS EXPLODED.

Fatal Results Of Using Kerosene to Kindle
Fires.
PTTTsBURG. June 2I-Tais evening Mrs.
Victoria Privot attempted to hasten supper
by using kerosene in kindling a fire. The
kerosene can exploded and Mrs. PrivOt was
burned to death. Her husband was also
fatally burned while trying to save her. A
short distance from there two Polish chill
dren poured oil on fire while the mother
was out of the house. and an explosion fol-
lowed. The mother rushed in, tried to save
her children, but both were fatally burned,
and the mother. it is thought, will not re-
POVar
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THE THIRD PARTY.

State Ticket Nominated in Texas-Plat-
form Adopted in Alabsma.
DALLAS. Tex, June 24.-The PEOPLES
party Of Texas to-day nominated State
ticket, with T. c. Nugent for Governor.
BRMINGHAM. Ala, June "a The
Peoples party State convention here has
adopted the St. Louis platform and selected
delegates TO the Omaha convention, but de-
declined 10 put out a State ticket
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HE MAY BE LYNCHED.
A Drunken Man Arrested in Oregon Confessss
the Murder Of Mamie Walsh.

IH6 IL UIu6I OF MaIHIt Wal5I'
PORTLAND, June PA telephone mes
sage was received from HillsboTo, 20 miles
distant, this evening that man named Sui
livan was arrested there to-day while drunk.
After being placed in Jail be confessed to
having assaulted and murdered Mamie
Walsh, young girl. near Milwaukee,
Wednesday night. He told the location Of
her hat and small pail which she carried
when last seen. The authorities at Nil
waukee were notified and a party started
in search of the hat and pail. There is lit
tie reason to doubt that Sullivan is the mur-
derer, and if the hat and pail are found at
the spot pointed out by him il is said mob
will go to Hillsboro from Milwaukee and
attempt to lynch Sullivan.
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A HOTEL BURNED.

Fire in Sanger Causes Loss of Property and
Probably of Life.
FRESNO, June 24.-The Commercial Hotel
at Sanger was burned at O'Clock this even
ing. Loss $500; insurance small. The fire
caught in the ceiling over the range. j. +.
Linane was the proprietor and nothing was
saved. Being a frame building, 1t was
burned to the ground in 10 minutes. a Mr..
Freeman jumped from a secord-stOry
window and was terribly burned all over
the body. He may die Persons heard
cries in the building aud think that one OF
more were burned to death. a small frame
building adjoining the hotel, owned by
man named Nelson, was also burned.
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Caught in the Act.

SAN DIEGO. June 24-Eght Cinnamon
were captured last night by United States
Deputy Marshal Charles Mosher when at
tempting to enter the country III violation
of the exclusion law. They were brought
to this city tonight and lodged in jail.
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FROM THE MAYNARD.
A Large Sum of Money Disburssd to Em-
ploYes.

pIUyEbs
VALLEJO, June a. - To-day was the
semi-monthy payday at the navy-yard.
a little over S24,O00 being dsbursed among
the employees. The next payment. two
weeks from now, will be larger
Lieutenant Frederick II. Lefavor. u. s.
N. who will soon he detached from the
yard. will leave either the 9th or oath Of
July for Yokohama to join the MonocacY
as navigating officer OF that vessel. His
wife will remain at the navy-yard for a
couple of months, and then join her hus-
band on the station.
Captain j. G. Watson departed from the
yard this afternoon. He leaves Saturday
for Honolulu to take command of the San
Francisco.
Plans viii soon be got out for buildings
at the magazine site to take the place Of
those recently destroyed
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New YORK, June 24.-The total gold or
dered this morning for shipment to morrow
was SS5o,000 The total this week is
S4,350,000.
Nine hundred thousand dollars were
taken later, making So, $4,000 for the week.
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CHARGED THE MOB.
The Cleveland Police Dispersed Crowd Of
Striking Car Conductors

CLEVELAND, June 24.-Late this after
noon two cars loaded with police we're run
out Euclid avenue to Lakeview. The first
was in charge Of Louis Beilstein. assistant
secretary of the East Cleveland Car Conn.,
pany. Tbe strikers attempted 20 drag him
from the car The police then charged the
mob, and saloon-keeper named John
Moody and Edward Barber. striking con-
ductOr, were struck on the head. Affairs
were serious for while, but the men soon
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He Commits suicide.

w. j. johnson. who shot himself with
suicidal intent in Golden Gate Park
Wednesday, died in the Receiving Hospital
at 2:20 o'clock this morning. He
had been employed as driver for Goldberg,
Bowen l& Lebenbaum,
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nIAEPLES black-heads red. rough, ehapped aud
FlHi oily skin cured by CUrICURA SOAR
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Bondthir,tv Burplars in Dragon.

CORVALLIS, June 24-BurQlars last night
broke into the room Of Carl Strage and al
most killed him by beating him over the
head with a club. Strage lived alone. aid
had Ia his h0Css az the time about $500,
which the burglars were unsuccessful in
finding.
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TWO FIsHERMEN's PERIL.

The City of Topeka Picks Them Up More Dead
Than Alive
SEATTLE, June "a. The steamer City of
Topeka, which arrived here to-day en- route
to Alaska, brought two fishermen, Isaac
Larsen and Austin Small. whom she picked
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SAN DIEGO, June 24-The blockade OF
business in the county fi;es is at an end.
Assistance has been allowed by the Super
visOrs to all the heads Of departments
whose deputies recently resigned.
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Another Murder in Arizona.

FLAGSTAFF, June a. - A report has
reached here this morning of the killing of
r. Graham in Tonic Basin few days ago.
Graham was one of the parties c0urerned
in the Tonto Basin war OF three years ago.
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What is believed to be the largest aerolite
ever known TO have fallen from the clouds
sula of Asheron. In falling it made ter
rife noise and Illuminated the country and
sea for miles. 1t projects 10 feet above
water, so enormous is its size. Scientists
are deeply interested in the phenomenon.
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4 Pnom for San niagn.

SAN DIEGO, June 24-Work on the cleo
trio railway is rapidly nearing completion.
The double track is being laid in all dFec-
tons The line will be opened within 80
DAYS to traffic.
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rHE EEPURIICANs.

Wsifelaw Reid VIII Speak IN the Cam
paien-The Presidents Thanks.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Whitelaw Reid,
who returned from Washington this morn
tsg, said 10 reporter that he did not Intend
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Itelv's Rnl4rs Rstnrn u,ms

BERLIN, June 24.-The King and Queen
Of Italy started this afternoon for Italy.
Emperor William, Empress Augusta Vic
t3Tia and many others went 10 the railroad
station and bade them an af1ectiOnate fare
we'll.
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MARRIED AT SEA.

A Newly Welded Maine Couple En- Route
for San Francisco.
SAN DIEGO, June 24-Among the pas
sengers on the steamer City of Sydney,
which called here yesterday, en- route to
San Francisco, were Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
X. Washburn, formerly Gertie Kicker. The
young couple took passage from New York
to San Francisco via the isthmus, being ac-
companied by Mrs. SnowdeD, the brides
aunt. Two days out from Panama they
were married by Captain Frieie. The bride
is a niece of L. p. Kicker, prop rietor of the
Poland Spring House, Poland, Me.
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ABSOLUTELY UNTRUE.

a Contemporary's Story Weighed in the Ball
anes and Found Wanting.
SACRAMENTO, June 24.-ColOnel II. G.
Otis, editor Of the Los Angeles Times, passed
through this city tonight on his way to
Mount Shasta accompanied by his wife and
daughter. Mrs. Booth of Berkeley, and her
husband, Mr.. Booth of the State University.
Being asked about the report in the San
Francisco Examiner that he had declared
he would favor the election of Cleveland,
Colonel Otis denied the report point blank,
and said that he meant to do all in his power
through the Times to help to re-eleet Har-
rieO
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Engllsh Grain Merchant Fails.

LONDON, June 24.-H. A. Phillips. corn
merchant, has tailed. Liabilities 1925, 900,
assets S75 600
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HIMSELF TO BLAME.

1t Was Mormon Bishop Smith Who Was
Killed by Navajo Indians.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz, June PA messeu-
ger arrived here to-day from Luba City, 10
miles northeast of here. who states that
Bishop Lot Smith of the Mormon church,
who was shot by Navajo Indians as re-
ported on Wednesday night, died from the
effect of his wound on Monday night. The
trouble was brought about by Smith him
self, and no further trouble is expected be-
tween the NavajOes and the settlers, and
everything is quiet at that point at present.
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ON FIRE WITH EClEHI
Terrible SufferingS of Little Baby.
Seven Doctors and Two Hospitals
Fail. Cured by CutieHra.

Ny baby boy months old, broke ont with ee-
zeml. The itching aud burning was intense: the
eczema spread TO his limbs, breast, face aud head
nntil he nearly covered: his tortnrlng agnnlni
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Telerranhars, sLrike nver-

MADRID, June 4.-The strike of the tel
egraphers throughout Spain, which began
Tuesday last, has been settled.
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ASKING FOR TROOPS.

The Governor Of Idaho Grows Fearful Of
Trouble at Ceur d'Alene
BOISE, June Ex-Governor Wiley has
asked the President to order troops to the
scene of the miners lockout in the Ceur
d'Alene district. Northern Idaho. Serious
trouble is impending. II is understood that
the injunctions Issued against union miners
by mine-owneTs are quite certain TO be dis
solved on Tuesday next, and, it is said. the
union men will then attempt TO drive the
scabs from The district Both sides are said
To he heavily armed
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SIMMONS LIVER Regulator is invaluable In the
nursery 1t Il gentle laxative. and harmless.
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CLEVELAND AT TIE sEAsBoRE.

He Tries His Hand at Yachting in Buz-
Yards Bay.
BUzzARDs BAY, Mass, June 24.-Cleve-
land took advantage Of the favorable
wea her and early this morning started
down the bay in his catbOat with Skipper
Eickerson TO try his hand al scuppiDg. 1t
has been learned that Cleyeland's present
intention is TO remain at Gray Gables all
summer but he viii 60 to New York to re-
ceiye the committee appointed 10 notify
him Of his nomination.
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If YoU are going oil hunting or fishing expedi-
tion. don't forget TO take supply OF Whites Yuea-
tan Gum with you. You will find 1t Indispensable.
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BALFoUK's ADDRESS.

Caustic Review OF the Irish Home
Rule Problem.
LONDON, June 24.-Balfour has issued an
election manifesto, in the course Of which
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MATTA is DEAD.

Chile's Pugnacious Minister of Foreign Affairs
Dies of Apoplexy.
New YORK, June 24.-The Hcrald's Val
paraiso cable says: Senior Don Manuel
AntOnia Malta died in his coach, while on
the way to his home on Thursday. of apo
plexy. 1t was he that came near bringing
on a war with the United States while act
ing as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Chile.