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VIOLATING THE LAW.
The Valley Farmers Accuse the Hydraulic
Miners.

The valley Farmers Accuse the Hydraulic
Miners.
YUBA, May 81. - Agents of the Anti
Debris Association of the Sacramento Valley
to-day fled a report of their recent visit to
the mining regions Of Nevada. Sierra and
Plumas counties. In view of the recent
peace conventions and the work in Con-
gress tending to settlement of the fight
between the miners and the valley people,
the report is of much interest. Tie watch
men found that there were 90 hydraulic
monitors which have been worked this sea-
son, eleven of them being now in active
operation, and more Of them have made any
attempt to restrain the debris, n0twith-
standing the DEGREES of the courts, the law
and the promises on the part OF the miners
to abide by the decisions until Congress
takes some action. In some In stances there
i&fgreat pressure of water and large guam
tltYes OF earth are being washed into the
rivers. Some of the mines are operated by
Chinese, but these are In the minority.
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AT Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May S1.-The last race was
run on a slow track. The results were:
Three-year-Olds six furlongs, Ella Ship
man won. Hamlne second, Rose Boy third.
Time. 1;431s.
ee-year-olds, one mile, Happiness
won. Speth second, Powers third. Time,
1;43h.
o-year-olds, four and half furlongs,
Sarah Ramey won, Queen Enid second,
Governess third. Time, 0:561a.
Three -year-olds, one and a sixteenth
miles, Wadsworth won, w Z second, Yale
~ third. Time, :4S34
Tw0-year- Olds, five turongs, Forest Rose
won. Ed Greenwood second, Queen of
Blondes third. Time, / :03.
Three-year-Olds. six furlongs. London
Smoke won. Rebuff second. Peddler third
Time, :1SA
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Food for the Russian Poor.

RIGA, May 31.-Men were set to work dis
charging the cargo Of the Tynehead, carry
ing the Iowa contributions for the starving
Russians, as soon as the matches were
opened, and soon the -four, provisions. ETC.,
were loaded on the cars. The cargo made
80 carloads. These were run as express
trains. and as soon as loaded were started
for the distressed provinces. Captain Carr.
commander of the Tynehead. has been pre-
sented with q splendid silver service.
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chair he spoke at con-
siderable length, begin
ming with this declara-
tion: This convention
is a halt on the march to
the National Democratic
Convention at Chicago
of an army Of 200, 200
New York Democrats,
and of as many more en-
Iiste d sympathizers.
They go to wage war
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Russia and Garmanv.

LONDON, May 31.-A st. Petersburg
special says: 1t is reported that strenuous
efforts are being made to bring about
modus vivendi between Germany and Rus
sia. The latter is- said TO be willing 10 re-
duce the duties on German manufactures.
provided Germany will guarantee not TO
attack France and will give Russia q free
hand in Bulgaria. Russia is anxious for
peace In order TO repair the ravages of the
famine and better her financial condition.
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4 Convention Of Anti-HiE Democrats
in New York.
THE HIDWIKTER MEETING DENOUNCED.
Purifying Politics in the Empire Sate-HiIl's Adhe-
rents DeSCrting Him-RepHblican Dele
gates Gathering at Minneapolis.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

SYRACUSE, May 31.-The Democrats op-
posed to Hill and his midwinter-snap con-
vention met in State convention here this
afternoon and was called to order by ex-
Secretary Of the Treasury Charles S. Fair
child, chairman of the State commi ttee.
Fairehid made a brief speech in which he
spoke of the strength of the movement
against Hill and its growth since the con-
ventiOn was called, and said: 1--WE have
only to 60 on in the spirit of justice, firmly
and calmly. 70 accomplish what would be
more for the Democratic party in the State
Of New York than all other political move
ments in the last generation"
John d. Herman Of Oneida County was
chosen permanent chairman. On taking the
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LONDON, May 31.-A policeman to-day
discovered a gang Of men acting suspiciously
in the nejghborhoOd of the London Fields
Railway Station. When the policeman ap-
preached the men they threw something
away and made off. Upon investigation the
policeman discovered four powerful dyna-
mite cartridges with fuses attached. 1t is
supposed that an attempt was being made
70 blow up the station.
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The Mexican Boundary Commission.

Ell PAsO, Tex, May 3l.-Blanco. chief Of
the International Boundary Commission for
Mexico, called at the Times Office to say
that an erroneous report had gone out TO
the effect that his commission had been
compelled to stop work on account of lack
of funds. lie said, on the contrary, the
appropriation would be increased and a
larger force put to work al the beginning Of
the fiscal year. July 1. This step was
taken on account of the fact that the Amer-
can Commission, with a larger equipment,
moved in advance OF the other bodies.
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also there, and the conference lasted a long
rumor that faal arrangements are being
made to spring a Blaine Alger ticket. No
arrangements were made Tonight in regard
TO temporary chairman. and Clarkson de-
MED that there would be any official con-
ference until after the arrival at Mime
apols.
Union Telegraph Company has arranged to
send bulletins from :he national conven-
tions, in connection with the Associated
Press, to all parts Of the country, and give
them 10 the nubllc free OF charge.
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A Hot Wave.

A hot wave struck the city early yester-
day morning and sent the thermometer sky
ward till about noon. when cool sea breezes
came to the rescue and gradually brought
the mperature down TO normal. The high-
est point reached was so degrees. In the
interior the heat was very trying, and it will
doubtless lead to great rise in the river at
Sacramento
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT.
Large and Increasing Demand in Eastern
Markets

New YORK. May 31.-Four years ago
100000 pounds Of California fruit was the
annual amount sold in New York. Last
year 100000 pounds found purchasers
here, and this year. a fruit auctoneer who
has just returned from four months stay
on the Pacific Coast says. the amount
Of fruit sent to New York to be sold will be
20,0000C0 pounds. From this time on the
fruits from the Pacific Coast will be
shipped to the East in less time
than was dreamed OF few years
ago. IL is safe TO say that in three years
the production In prunes and raisns in Cal
ifornia will be- enough to supply America
and preclude importatiOns altogether. Last
year ii days was the average time In transit
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Italy's Cabinet Crisis.

PARIS. May 3i.-Lockeroy. formerly the
italian Minister Of Education, has written
a letter declaring that the Italian court
party desires war, and it trying to push the
country in that direction. King Humbert,
he says, will soon be compelled TO do some
thing to escape revolution and financial
disaster. and will do his utmost TO induce
Germany tO open war
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At New York.

MORRIS PARK. May Sl.-The track was
fast and the results were:
Five iurlongs. ~ emen wop,-Stonenell
second, Morel third. Time. 100.
One and quarter miles. The Pepper
won, Banquet second, Mars third. Time,
Q 08.
Five and half furlongs, Freize won. Re
straint second. Prince Imperial third.
Time, :07lA
Seven furIongs. Kilkenny won, Benvolio
second, 81. Hubert third. Time, :2SR.
One mile, LamplightPr won. Actor Sec
ond. Kennebec third. Time, ! Al.
SIX SaA AiunT,oIgs, n, OnWat9 won, nSi G'ld Dol'ar
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Protests Apainst Lvnohings.

ST. LOUIS, May S1.-A largely attended
meeting Of the colored people of this city
was held this evening to take part in the
national 'law- and-order day movement"
recently inaugurated as a protest against
the recent numerous lyuchings. Resolu-
tiOns were adopted denOuncing the South
ern Outrages and creating committee TO
petition Congress I'm the matter and pave
the MaY for a national cnnYAnNnn.
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THE PRoHIBITIoNIsTs
state Conventions Held In Illinois and
Wisconsin.


SPRINGFIELD. H.. May S1.-lhe PrOhibi-
tion State convention met this morning.
Rev. w. II. Haight of Rockford was Sc
lscted temporary chairman. Committees
were announced, reports from district eau
cuses received. and the convention took a
recess until afternoon. The committee on
permanent organization selected Hon.
Robert II. Patton Of this city for permanent
chairman.
In the afternoon the convention effected
q permanent organization, elected delegates
at large TO the national convention and then
took recess until tomorrow.
MADISON, Wis. May 31.-The Prohibition
State convention met this afternoon. Hon.
,. ID. Hastings was made temporary chair
man. The convention will demand that I.
c. Richmond Of this city be selected as the
candidate for Governor, although he eX-
pressed himself as UNIV Wiling to run.
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Charles s FairehId. against their disfrau-
chisement in that convention by leaders who
have made an unwise and crafty use of the
party machinery for personal ends, and VINO
have overriden the time-honOred custom
usages of the Democratic party. We and
claim under these ussges cur right TO
insist at Chicago that the call for
and manipulation Of the February con-
vention was an abuse of trust and a viola
tOn Of Democratic rights in this State !;
that its proceedings then misrepresented a
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from California, and reducing the time to
seven days makes the probability of land
ing fruit here in perfect condition unQueS--
toned. In this event $500, 900 can be saved
to growers yearly over what has been real
lied in the past. England has been made
IN outlet possible for green fruit already by
placing TefrigeratiDg boxes on board the
fast steamers. an experiment that has been
recently tried with considerable success.
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Ernlnsinn in a Cnal Mine

WIIKEsBARRE, Pa. May 31.-A terrific
explosion occurred this morning at the
West End Coal Company mine at Mosana-
qua. 20 miles distant, in a drift, where IL
men were working, most of whom were
seriously burned. The foreboss, John
Prethroe. and John Weller. miner, were
taken out dead
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OF them on each hand, and as
his blood became more and
more Impure, II took less time
for them 10 break cut. A sort
came on the chin beneath the
under lip, which was very
offensive. His head was one
solid scab, disc harging q great
deal. This was his condition at
twenty-five months old. when 1
undertook the care OF him, his
mother having died when he
was little more than 4 year
old of consumption (scrOfula,
of eouTse). lie could walk a lit
tie. but could noL get un II ha
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CROOKED BILL OF LADING.
How an Omaha Merchant Walked into q
Trap.

How an Omaha Merchant Walked INTO q
Trap.
OMAHA, May 31.-Daniel Farrell Jr.. a
merchant of this city. and his shipping
clerk, Edward H. Sharp, were placed under
arrest to-day on an indictment found by
the Federal Grand Jury charging them with
violation Of the interstate commerce law.
The offence consisted in falsifed bill of
lading, whereby twenty cents per hundred
pounds was saved on a carload of syrup
shipped to Salt Lake. Farrell said the
transaction was entered into between his
clerk and the Inspector of the We tern
Railroad Weighing Association without
his (FarrelPs) knowledge. When lie found
it out be ordered the thing corrected, but
for some reason the car went through the
manipulated bill. Farrell charges Superin-
tendent Carman of the weighing associa-
tlon of Chicago with laying trap for him.
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THE HOUSE.

Want OF Quorum Delays the Business
OF the Session.
After routine business the House went
into committee of the whole on the Post
office appropriation bill. Little progress
was made with the bill. The free-delvery
clause gave rise to a good deal Of discus
sion, and the vote on the motion to increase
the appropriation for the purpose disclosed
less than majority present. On motion of
Henderson Of North Carolina, resolution
was adopted revoking all leaves of absence,
except on account Of sickness, and directing
the sergeant-at-arns to telegraph absent
members that attendance was necessary for
the transaction of business. The House
then adjourned
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Rescued in Midocean.

NEW YORK. May 31.-In the face Of a
northwest gale, which sent a ton of water
over the bow of the steamship, the Amster-
dam hove to near midocean one week ago
to rescue the captain aud crew of the dis
man tied fas' sinking Swedish bark Signe.
The crew Of 10 men was brought to port
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CAMPBELLsvILLE, KY, May 31.-Heck
Williams (eolored), who assaulted young
woman named Rice, was taken from the
Lebanon jail last night and hanged by q
mob at the tOltgate.
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CANAL MATTERS.

Arranging for the Nicaragua Convention
The suez Canal.
ST. LOUIS, May 31.-The committee on
arrangements held final meeting to CON-
plete details for the Nicaragua canal con-
venti0n. which begins Thursday. At the
opening the objects of the convention will
be stated by one of the California delega-
ton, probably Estee, who will temporarily
preside. All the California delegation is in
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Racing In England.

LONDON, May 31.-The Epson summer
meeting opened to-day, the principal event
on the programme being the Woodcote
stakes for twO-year-olds. six furlongS. The
race resulted in dead heat between Baron
de Rothsehild's colt Nicham and Colonel
North's colt Quickly Wise. The great event
Of the meeting the Derby, will be run to-
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A BieFire in Melbonrne.

MELBOURNE. May 81. - The business
premises of Hon. James Sarvice, In the
business center Of the city. were practically
destroyed by fire tonight. The fire Is still
in progress and the greatest excitement
prevails, as it is feared the fire win spread
to the adjoining buildings The damage
thus far done amounts to 10000.
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THE STATE WINS.

How oregon's Railway Commission Treats
the Southern Pacific.
SALEM. May 31.-The referee in the
Southern Pacific freight-rate case to-day
filed his report. which is in favor of the
State Board of Railroad Commissioners and
against the Southern Pacific Company.
Action was brought in this county by the
board against the railroad to compel tha
Southern Pacific to accept the schedule of
freight rates adopted by the board.
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Cuba's New Governor-C ,neral

HAVANA, May 31.-The Government has
accepted the resignation of General Po-
lavisja, GOvernOr-General of Cuba, and
appointed General Abcjandro Rodriguez
Aras TO fill the vacancy.
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MURDERER HALVES.

1t Was Light Sentence All Things Con-
sidered.
SALIN AS, May 31.-Charles w. Hawes was
sentenced to 90 years by Judge Dorm.
Hawes is the morphine fend who shot
Druggist Wagner at Monterey about year
ago because the latter refused to sell him 10
cents worth Of NOR hine without a physi-
clans prescription. Hawes had never seen
his victim prior to the tragedy, the men be-
Ing strangers TO each other. The tragedy
excited great deal Of indignation at the
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Rnssia,s Crons namapad

ST. PETERSBURG, May 3l.-The Imperial
Economic Society reports that the pro-
tracted drought has caused serious damage
TO grass, aud there is damage to crops in
every province. Farmers are complaining
of lack Of pasturage. The society recon-
mends the STORAGE OF grain and fod der.
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secretarr Foster,s Yiews.

NEW YORK. May 31.-Secretary Foster is
here to see his wife and daughter off TO Eu-
rope tomorrow. He repeated the senti-
ments in his recent Washington interview,
to the effect that the anti harrison move
ment comes only from people whom the
President has disappointed.
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Testing Magazine Gums.

NEW YORK, May 3l.-The board Of mag
azine arms met to-day. this being the last
day allowed by the Secretary OF War for
testing arms. NJ. Ii. burst of England, for
meTly Of California, and others presented
their guns The burst gun will be tested
the latter part Of the week.
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an ALLIANCE Man Nomlnated,

CARRoLTowE, No, May 31-U. S. Hall,
the Farmers Alliance leader, was to-day
nominated for Congress by the Democrats
Of the Second District over Charles ii. Man
sur, the Democratic incumbent
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The Postcm flee Burned.

MCMINNvILLE. May 31.-A fire broke
out early this morning in Bond & Co. 5
butcher shop, Third street, and burned all
the buildings in the block except Manning's
brick. Among the buildings estroyed was
the postoffice The total loss is $4,000, par
italy insured.
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Trains Wrecked and Burned

CLEVELAND. May 31.-Two freight trains
on the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad
collided near Summityille this morning.
Engineer Liptag and Brakeman Wilcox
were killed and Fireman w. #. Star. of
Cleveland was badly injured. The two
trains caught fire and we're entirely con-
slmed
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Getting Unon It's Feet

LONDON, May 3L-The old firm OF Barring
Bros. has reduced its liability to the Bank
of England by 100000 by the sale of
Buenos Ayres and Western Railway deben-
ture bonds which IL held.
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fell down, and could not move when In bed, haviug
no use OF his hands l immediately commenced
with the CUTICURA REMEDIES, using all freely.
One sors after another healed. a bOny matter form
ing in each one of these five deep ones Just before
healing which would finally grow loose and were
taken out; then they would heal rapidly. One OF
these ugly bone formations preserved. After tax
ing dozen and half bottles he completely
cured. aud IS now, at the age OF years, strong
and HEALTHY child Mas. T. s. briggs,
May g. 1885. 612 f. Clay St, Bloomington, Ill
MY grandson remaias perfectly we'll No signs Of
scrofula and no sores. MRS. +. $. BRIGGS,
Feb. Z, 1890. Bloomington, Ill.
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Charles +. Carter and Joseph F. Haney,
charged with robbing stage at Cazadero
on May IL, were yesterday before United
States Commissioner Sawyer. who held
them for trial and fixed their bail at $4,000
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To Pro,scute Quay nni Others,

HARRIsBURG. Pa, May Ex-senator
Rutan Of Pittsburg stated here to-day that
he proposed 10 institute legal proceed
ings against Senator Quay, ex-State Treas
urer Beyer and Treasurer Morrison for vio-
latou OF the law aud Illegal use OF State
funds.
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Review of the Berlin Garrison.

BERLIN, May 3l.-The annual review Of
the Berlin garrison in the presence of the
Emperor, and witnessed by vast throng,
including the little Queen of the Neither
lands and her mother, Queen Regent Emma,
was held at TemplehOf and was brilliant
affair
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Chsmpion Wrestling Match.

NEW YORK. May 31.-Ernest Roeber, the
champion GT@co-R Roman wrestler of Amer
lea, defeated Louis Lawrence, the cham
pion wrestler Of Germany, in well-con-
tested match in this city tonight, winning a
purse Of $500.
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A New Club.

a new club to be known as the Loud Club
OF the Thirty-eighth Assembly District was
organized last night. David l.. Walker was
elected temporary chairman and Arthur
Walker temporary secretary. speeches
we're made by 0. l.. Zackermann, Frank
StOrer, b. G. Phillips and others.
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Intn The nitnh

DEADwooD. S. d., May 31.-By the de-
railing of train on the Deadwood Central
this morning James Scott was killed, Will
liam Thomas fatally injured and, the other
passengers badly shaken up.
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stnne-cntters, s.riha

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mi h.. May 31.-One
hundred stone-cuIters, employed on the
new dock, struck tonight for S4 a day and
nine hours work. Their demand was re-
fused
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ROME. May 31.-An outbreak and dis
order is feared among the agricultural
workers around Ravenna. Several revolu-
tionary manifestos have already been seized
and their authors arrested
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Organ and Harp CONCERT.

George W. Morgan, the famous organist,
and Miss Maud Morgan, the eminent harp
yirtuoso, will give another of their grand
musieales this evening Ia Metropolitan
tenn pie.
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TO SAVE THE Roy.

Charles Backenstos Is Given Chance to
Reform.
SACRAMENTO, May 31.-The Governor
has commuted the sentence of Charles Back
enstos, convicted of burglary in the first de-
gree in San Joaquin County in December,
1891, and sentenced to two anu a half years
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Down the River.

PORTLAND, May 3l-The United States
cruiser Baltimore left for down the river at
IL o'clock to-day. 1t is stated her destina-
tion is Puget Sound. She will be followed
In few DAYS by the Charleston.
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Farswsll 10 the Editors.

PORTLAND. May 31.-A portion of the
members of the National Editorial Assocla-
tlOn were off for the East over the Union
Pacific at 80 tonight, while the remainder
OF the party left for the Sound at midnight.
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Stole a Hat.

George Cunningham, well-dressed young
man, entered j. G. Meusdorffer's store on
Market street last evening, selected fine
hat and walked out without paying for it..
lie was arrested for petty larceny.
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MUTINY IN VENEZUELA.
Desperate Encounter Between Government

Desperate Encounter Between Government
Troops and Rsbellious Sailors
New YORK, May 3.-The Herald's Mara
caibo. Venezuela, cablegram says: Mutiny
started the other day among some soldiers
under the command of the Government gen.
eral, Arras. The main body of rebels and
the force of Arras' men came together
in the heart of the town. After a fierce fight
the revolt as queled. The rebels fed in
all directions, leaving their leader dead upon
the scene of battle. In all, 40 persons were
killed on both sides
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Anniversary Of the Grear Flood.

JoHNsTowN, Pa. May 31.-Two- day. the
third anniversary of the Jobnstown food,
was celebrated By the unveiling of monu-
ment, Governor Pattis0n presiding.
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Rhode Island for Blaine.

PROVIDENCE. R. L. May 31.-The Jour
nal asserts that the Rhode Island delegates
to Minneapolis will be a unit in the support
If RlaiDe
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Cleveland Goes TO the seasbore

New YORK, May 31.-Ex-P Presid ent Cleve-
land and family leftthe city to-day for their
summer residence at Buzzards Bay, Mass.
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GROWING WORSE.
Sarah Athea Is Becoming Weaker and Weak
In Mid

Sarah Athea Is Becoming Weaker and Weaker
in Mind.
STOCKTON. May 31.-Hrs. Sarah Althea
Terry is said by the asylum doctors to be
improv physically, but she is growing
worse mentally. She was moved few
days ago to q ward in the rear of the ASYLUM
building on account of her noisiness. She
spends most of her time talking about
spiritual communication and sings a great
deal, but she is allowed out in the yard with
the others, nevertheless. She is careless
about her personal appearance. Her hair
is usually disheveled and her clothes dis
arranged
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WITH HER OWN HAIR.
Peculiar Suicide Of Young Society Woman
of Long Island.

of Long Island.
New YoEK, May s1.-Miss Lillian Nor
folk, one of the handsomest most talented
and wealthest young women of Long
Island, WAS found by her maid to-day in a
bsthtub filed with water. Her hair was
wound thrice about her throat and fastened.
One hand, which had turned the faucet,
elutched the metal in grin of death. Her
face looked calm and peaceful, though she
had strangled herself with her own hair.
Various causes are assigned for the deed,
prominent among which was disappoint-
meat in love