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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-27
VIEWED IN WALL STREET.
Foster Was Caught Between Seed Time
and Harvest.

Foster Was Caught Between Seed Time
and Harvest.
NEW YORK, May 26.-The Foster failure
caused no establishment in Wall street.
In certain circles it has been known for
some time that the firm wasiin tight
place for money. One banker said Foster
had been caught between seed time and
harvest. The trouble with him, he said +,
was that he was int crested in too many
things.
Foster was generally considered by
Wall street men to have taken an active
interest in Wall street affairs and was
supposed to have been associated with
Senator Calvin S. Brice and General
Samuel Thomas in some of their deals.
The amount OF speculation he is said to
have been in. was grossly exaggerated.
Senator Calvin S. Brice said this morn
ing: 81 know nothing of Fosters assign
ment beyond what 1 heard this morn
ing.'
Since Foster left the treasury depart
ment he has paid off $3.50, 900 of his obi
cations here and but for difficulty in
making loans would have been able to
carry on his various enterprises.
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DEPENDS ON GERMANY.
The Future Financial Relation Betwe

The Future Financial Relation Between
That Country and the United States.
BERLIN, May 26.-Herr Siemens, mana
ger of the Deutche bank, says in an in
terview that the future financial relations
between Germany and the United States
depends upon Germany and the fate OF
the Sherman bill. Ii the drought is con-
tinued another fortnight Germany must
buy wheat and rye in Hungary, Bulgaria
and the United States at sellers prices.
Small private capitalists in Germany have
been frightened by the unsettled state OF
the American market and the withdrawal
of orders for American securities. Never
theless they are hungry for such securi-
ties and instantly the silver question is
settled and they will again invest in them.
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QUEEN wILHELMINA Ill.

Her Death Would Complicate Matters
Seriously in the Netherlands.
VIENNA, May 26. A dispatch from
Hague says: Queen Wilhelmina is devel-
oping rapidly into symptoms OF con-
sumption, and the queen regent who is
now in that country is with her, and the
royal physicians fear the worst. In
case of her death, the Nassau orange
dynasty would become extinct.
This would lead to complications
Dutch statesman apprehended which
might end in the annexation OF the
Netherlands by Germany or a cession OF
them to France as compensation for the
close of Alsac Lorraine.
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FIGHTING THE TRUSTS.
An Association of Business Men whC
wiz Protect Each Other.

An Association of Business Men Who
VIII Protect Each Other.
NEW YORK, May 26.-Unoer decision
rendeie here, business men who refuse
10 enter trusts and combinations are en-
titled to relief when these trusts try to
force them to the wall. This decision was
rendered in the suit of the Dueber Watch
Case company which sued the e. Howard
Watch ard Clock Manufacturing COM
pany for half million dollars damages
charging that the defendant, failing to
induce the plaintiff to enter the COM
bination, set about deliberately to ruin
plaintiffs business by intimidating
dealers who wanted to buy Dueber cases.
The court held that good cause of action
was established; that it may be right to
fix prices and crush out opposition in a
legitimate business way, but to create a
monopoly and ruin all who refuse to
participate III such unlawful enterprises
Is Injurious to trade and commerce and
therefore illegal.
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LOST FROM THE TREASURY.

United states Treasp- Nebeker Pays
over 81, O55 Viii stTa ed Away.
WASHINGTON, NJ y 26.-United States
Treasurer Nebeke today paid into the
United States treasu " 81 ,O55, that amount
having been stolen o. lost from the treas
ury cash. The money was all lost in the
redemption division of the treasurer's
Office at three different tunes and all since
The 4th of last March.
AT the time of the occurrences the losses
were reported to Chief Drummond of the
secret service of the treasury department,
but he has been unable to discover how
the money disappeared, whether by theft
or by getting into waste paper.
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ITALIAN EMBASSY.

Notice Received That ItaIy's Representa-
tive VIII Be Raised to Ambassador.
WASHINGTON, May Secretary Gresh-
am has received official notice of the pur-
pose of the Italian government to raise its
diplomatic representation at Washington
TO the grade of an embassy. It is pre-
suined the present Italian minister, Baron
Fava. will succeed to the new Office. Our
minister to Italy will not be made an am
bassador.
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ST. LOUIS. May 26.-Track muddy and
the third race was declared off. Six fur
longs-First Chance first, Aeronaut Sec
ond, Lommie B. third. Time-1:2015.
Four furlongs-Tee Ia May first, Capt.
Sinclair second, Harry M. third. Time
-53%.
Seven furlongs-Get There first, Tam
many Hall second, Henry Owsley third.
Time :36.
Seven and q half furlongs-Van Zant
first, Grey Duke second, Sui Ross third.
Time-1:424.
Handicap one mile-Highland first, ST.
Joe second, Bessie Bisland third. Time
l-l.47x
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-27
A FALSE CIRCULAR.

One Asking Aid for San Francisco's Un-
employed Denounced as Untrue.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-Circulars and
petitions asking aid for the vast number
of unemployed and destitute laborers in
San Francisco were recently widely dis
tributed throughout eastern cities and
also in Canada. One of the circulars was
returned to the mayor of San Francisco
by the mayor of Halifax, Nova Scotia,
with an inquiry if it was genuine. Mayor
Ellert has denounced the statements as
false and having no foundation on fact.
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THE SEALING INDUSTRY.

United States and England win Aid Each
Other in Behring Sea.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, May 49,
Captain Hughes Hallett, commanding H.
NJ. S. Garnet, arrived from Victoria this
morning, accompanied by the captain of
the Nymph to confer with Captain
Nichol Ludlow of the United States
Steamship Mohican, commander of the
American forces relative to patrolling the
were made whereby vessels of both
nations will aid each other in keeping
sealers out of the forbidden sea.
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Confidence in the Cabinet.

ROME, May 26.-Conidence in the cab
met was introduced in the chamber today
in connection with Premier Giolitti's an
nouncement yesterday that the reorgan-
lied cabinet would follow the old pro-
gramme. 1t resulted in an UNEXPECTEDLY
complete victory for the government. Of
1928 deputies present, 227 voted for the
government, ~ against and "a did not
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NATIONAL COMMISSION.
An Adjournment Is Taken Until the First
of July.

CHICAGO, May 26.-The National
Worlds Fair commission, after short,
sharp debate, and without transacting
any other business, today adjourned till
July L, Whether or not the threatened
do with this action did not appear on the
surface. 1t was claimed by those in favor
of adjournment that it was next to impos-
sible to get quorum for the transaction
of business, therefore a continuance of
sessions was an unnecessary expense.
Massey's resignation as member of the
judiciary committee was accepted.
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The Grayesend Track.

GRAvEsEND, May 26.-Track fine. Six
furlongs-Julien first, His Highness Sec
ond, Chesapeake third. Time-1:14%.
One mile and one-eighth = Sykeston
first, Jack Rose second, Restraint third,
Time-1:57.
second. Metuchen third. Time-1:l5.
Six furlongs-Ajax first, Sir Walter
second, Glenmoyne third. Time-1:14.
One miles and Observation-Disclosures
first, Diabio second, Sport third. Time
1:18K.
Two furlongs-C rossfire first, Ana
wanda second, Hindoomere third. Time
II ORR
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TERRIBLE WIND STORM.

vincennes, Ind, and LawrencevilIe, ILL.,,
Are Badly Damaged.
v1NcENNEs, Ind, May pa terrible
wind storm visited this locality this morn
ing, uprooting trees and telling barns and
fences. At Lawrenceville, ILL.,, the dome
of the court house was blown off and de-
molished, the court room and furniture
OF two business houses destroyed. Roofs
were lifted from the houses and scattered
all over the streets. Many residences
were badly wrecked by wind and greatly
damaged by water.
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another Bank Carried Down

FINDLEY, o., May 26.-President Lloyd
Weisel of the Peoples bank at North
Baltimore, which carried very heavy de-
posits of oil producers in the oil country,
was here this evening endeayoring to pro-
cure aid. Failing to secure this, he an
nounced that his bank would close its
doors tomorrow morning, having been
dragged down by the failure of ex-Secre-
tary Charles Foster,
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yiolating Neutra1itY Laws.

SAN ANToNIA, Tex, May 26.-Another
batch of Mexican revolutionists were sem
fenced to terms of Imprisonment this
morning in the United States court for
violation of the neutrality laws. Gle
ments Gutierres was given twelve months
in the penitentiary. Others were sen
fenced to jail for terms from one to eight
months each.
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DENVER. May 26.-Ths seventy-ninth
anniversary Of the Baptist Missionary
union is being celebrated here today. Re-
ports show that the union collected over
million dollars during the year, and ex-
pended nearly eight hundred thousand
This was a gratifying surprise. The
remainder OF the session was spent with
Interesting addresses, and afterwards an
informal receipts = ssas rendered the Mis-
sionary union.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-27
RUSSIAN Crop Reports.

ST. PETERSBURG, May Redundant
warm rains, followed by sunshine, has
improved the prospects of harvest. On
the whole, crops promise to be fairly
good. Most of the winter crops, how
ever, in Podolia, Kieff, Ekaterineslav and
Khorson, are ruined. Spring crops will
he excellent
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Foster & Co. and Davis & Foster, to J. B.
Gormley of Bucyrus- At 2 this morning
two of Fosters Tifin creditors secured an
attachment, aggregating "a, 400, went to
Fosteria and levied on goods to secure
their claims. 1t is said many here will
lose by the failure.
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Shot ana Killed His Partner.

ARcoIA, ILL.,, May 26.-Ex-Mayor A.
B. Dimond was shot and killed by his
partner, David Miller, last night in their
Insurance Office, in this city, in quar-
rel over settlement. Both drew re-
volvers and began firing. Dimond re-
ceived two wounds in the breast and Mil
Ter one in the hand. Miller has been
arrested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-27
PRACTICAL RAIN MAKERS.
The Heavens Bombarded and the Deluge
Came in Kansas.

WICHITA, Kan, May 26.-By precon-
certed arrangement between the mayors
of the towns OF Wellington, Winfield,
Arkansas City, South Haven, Caldwell 4,
Hutchinson and Newton, simultaneously
bombardment of the heavens began at
noon yesterday. Cannon and every ex-
plosive within reach was brought into
requisition, and hundreds of men and
boys with guns blazed away at the skies
until 2 p. M, when the clouds opened
their reservoirs and drenched the earth
the rain continuing four hours. All the
country for some miles beyond the radius
of these towns was deluged by the
heaviest rainfall in eight months. Crop
prospects in eight counties over which
the rain fell are wonderfully improved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-27
Yesterdav,s Ball Cannes.

CLEvELAND-No game on account OF
rain.
PITTsBURe-Pit tsburg II, Cincinnati 4.
Baltimore 6, Brooklyn 1.
NEW YoRK-New York s, PhiladeI-
phia IA.
LoUIsvILLE-No game: rain.
BosToN--Boston 13, Washington u.
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The Greek Plav of AntIgone.

PoUeHKEEPsrE, May 26.-The Greek
play of 'Antigone" was given by stu
dents of Vassar college before an audience
of 2 600 people at the opera house in this
city this evening. 1t proved a wonderful
success. Francis Joliff of San Francisco
took one of the leading characters.
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The Latonia Races.

LAToN1A, May 26.-neavy track. Seven
furlongs-Indigo first, Glee Boy secon /,
Bonnie Lance third. Time-l 1861.
Fifteen sixteenths of mile-Philora
first, Old Pepper second, Lanigan third.
Time-1:43.
Nine sixteenths of a mile-Damrow
first, Mill Boy second, Hoosier (amp)
third. Time-59.
One mile-Clementine first, Espanita
second, Cadet third. Time-1:51.
Five furlongs-Parrot first, G. B. Cox
second, Dora S third. Time-1:07Ss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-27
Cholera in sontnern France

WASHINGTON, May Surgeon Gen
ersl wyman of the Marine hospital SER
vice. received a cable disnatch today from
Surgeon Irwin, who is stationed at Mar
settles announcing that cholera has APP
reared at Nemmes and Cette, in southern
France
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-27
BEaR1NG SEA COURT.
Sir Charles Russell Continues His Argu
ment for Great Britain.

PARIS, May 26.-In his argument be-
fore the Behring sea tribunal arbitration
today Sir Charles Russell disputed the
American contention that the New
foundland fishery right, claimed under
the treaty, sanctioned American claims
to the exclusive right OF seal catching in
the Behring sea. Sir Charles argued
that the seizure Of vessels in the open
sea was unjustifable for any reason ex-
cept for piracy and right of visitation and
search of vessels upon the open sea was
non-existent save as belligerent act or
as conceded by treaty.
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assistant United states ATTORNEYS.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Attorney Gen
eral Olney today appointed Andrew
Howat of Salt Lake city, w. L. McGinnis
Of Ogden, and Joseph S. Richards of Salt
Lake city, assistant United States district
attorneys for the United States territory
nf I1fah
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Aid Asked from Guatemala.

GUATEMALA, May 26.-The commits
sioners from Nicaragua, sent by Presi
dent Sacaza. have arrived here to ask this
government for aid and intervention to
put down the revolution, but President
Carros refuses to interfere until he has
consulted other Central American re-
mn hIiaa
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Parmalee Wins the Bird Shoot.

OMAHA, May 26.-The live bird shoot
between Frank Parmalee of this city and
J. A. P. Elliott of Kansas, American
champion, today, was won by the Omaha
man. Parmalee defeated the champion
by the magnificent score of SO to 81 out of
a possible 100. Parmalee killed his first
so birds straight and only missed the 18th
and o1sb BIRDS
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Opposed to sunday Opening.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-At session of
the general conference of the Ellsworth
District league today committee on
resolutions submitted report denounc-
ing Sunday opening, which was adopted,
and notice of this action was telegraphed
to the Worlds fair authorities at Chi
capn.
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Fonrteen Horses Start in n Race.

LONDON, May 26.-The Manchester cup
of 2, 900 sovereigns have been added 80 the
handicap sweepstakes of 2, 800 sovereigns.
Each course was one mile and three
quarters, and won today by Sharcrotoa,
Convent second and Enniskillen third.
Fourteen horses started.
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sympathy Expressed in WASHINGTON.

Sympathy Expressed IN WashInston'
WASHINGTON, May 26.-Universal sym
pathy is expressed here with ex-Secretary
Foster in his financial difficulties, es-
pecially in the treasury department,
where he was very popular. Those inti-
mate with him here knew of the close
quarters in which he was. A friend ex-
presses fear that the results will be Sc
Verelv felt in Ohio
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MORE CONSERVATIVE.
Lutherans Opposed to Sunday Opening,
but viii not Boycott the Fair

CANTON, o., May 26.-The conserva-
tive element of the general synod of the
Lutheran church prevailed in the World g
fair resolution concerning Sunday open
ing. The resolutions reported set forth
plainly the opposition of the synod to
Sunday opening, but all talk of a boycott,
withdrawal of patronage was eliminated.
Aside from this the day was devoted en-
tirely to the subjects of home missions on
which several elaborate reports were
mazda
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The Roval Thames Regatta.

LONDON, May 26.-The chief event of
The Royal Thames Yacht club regatta to-
day was that the Prince OF Wales cutter
Britannia won the first prize, the Varania
second, and the Calluna third.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.

Samuel Smith of CenterviiIe Falls from a
Scafford, Breaking His Neck.
KAYsv1LLE, Utah, May Especial. :
Samuel Smith of Centerville fell from a
scaffold this morning and broke his neck,
causing his death almost instantly. The
fall was only about five feet and it is
thought his head must have struck tim
Der as he fell.
Mr.. Smith has been in the nursery
business for years and is well known
throughout Utah. He was proprietor of
the Davis County nursery.
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Steamship Arrivals.

New York-Paris from Liverpool, Prince
Frederick Wilhelm from Naples, Fuerst
Bismarck from Hamburg, Zaandam from
Rotterdam.
Hamburg-Russiaf from New York.
Kinsale-Philadelph from Boston.
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this evening that Mobile & Ohio train
which left here last nigh5 was stopped at
Forest Lawn, ILL.,, by two masked men
who had got on the forward end of the
baggage car at another station. They
made vain endeavor to get into the ex-
press car, firing several shots, and then
disappeared.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-27
Ex-NIinister Lincoln Retires.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Robert T. Lin
coin, minister to Great Britain, was at
the state department today. He had a
long talk with Secretary Gresham and the
two afterwards repaired to the White
House, where Lincoln had an interview
with the president.
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GOLD SHIPMENTS.

The Sam OF S3,0OU,UUU Engaged Tor Ex-
port To-day.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Advices re-
ceived at the treasury department state
g, 0OO, 600 of gold was engaged at the New
York sub treasury for shipment tomor-
sow. When this is deducted from the
gold on hand, sos, S04, 600, it viii leage the
gold reserve invaded to the extent o..
"a, 200. GOO. A small shipment of gold is
now in transit to the treasury, but it will
not appear in the account for several
days. No uneasiness is felt by this with
drawai Of gold, as the policy OF the adj
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-27
EMIN PAsHA KILLED.
He Met His Death in Battle with
Arabs.

Arabs.
BRUSSELS, May pa letter received
from Rascid Ben Mohammed by the gov
ernor of Stanley Falls, leaves little doubt
that Emin Pasha, the noted explorer, is
dead. The letter says an Arab chief
named Said Ben Abed, in journeying to-
ward Unicero and Wadeh met Emin Pasha
and his expedition in hostile manner. A
severe battle ensued and the fighting
lasted for three days. Emin Pasha and
his followers were defeated and took to
flight. 1t is said Ben Abed and his VIC
torious followers overlook Emin and cap
tured and killed him, together with all
his people.
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TWO CoIored Bows Hanged,

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 26.-Robert
Alexander and Louis and Howard Pugh,
negro boys, were hanged at Tuskego,
Ala, this afternoon for criminal assault
on Mrs. Cox, farmers wife.
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Dnnkard Confer-nee Ended.

MuNc1E, Ind, May 26.-Every train
leaving Muncie to-day had six or seven
extra coaches filled with Dunkards home
ward bound. The next annual meeting
win be in western Pennsylvania, near
JOhnStoWu
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AUGUSTA, Ga. May 26.-Henry Ram
sey, colored, was hanged in the Rich
mond county jail yard this morning, Tor
the murder. last October, OF Robert v.
Harris, marshal of Summerville.
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TIFFIN PEOPLE CAUGHT.
1t Is Said That Many Will Lose by the
Failure.

T1FF1N, o., May 26.--shortly after s
O'Clock this morning Attorney Scott fled
deeds of assignment of all of ex-secretary
Fosters property, including the firms of
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3 Twister I'M aIlssouri.

yANDALrA, Mo-, May 26.--A cyclone
struck Ladonia, small town ten miles
west of here. last night, killing Jack
Wills, seriously injuring many others,
and completely wrecking five business
houses and five dwellings,
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The Gates win Open SUNDAY.

CHICAGO, May 26.-This afternoon
United States District Attorney Gilchrist
said it would be impossible to prepare
bill for an injunction in time to prevent
opening the Worlds fair gates next Sun
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The Monterev,s FinaI TriaI.

VALLEJO, CAL, May 26.-The Monterey
will proceed on her final official trial to
morrow, leaving the navy yard between
10 and II O'Clock q. M, and will be alb
sent from five to eight days.
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The Southern Presbyterians,

MACON, Ga, May 27.-The general as
sembly of the Southern Presbyterian
church tabled resolution providing for
petition to the Congress of the United
States to annul the Chinese exclusion act.
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A Portland Paving Firm Assign

PORTLAND, Or, May 26.-The Oregon
Paving and Contracting company made
an assignment today for the benefit of
creditors. Liabilities are placed at
SAB 200. Assets, about SIS 600.
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Reports Show Much Larger Than Was
Anticipated.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Reports re-
ceived at the treasury department indicate
larger registration of Chinese than at
first anticipated. So far reports from
forty nine out of sixty-three internal
revenue districts of the United States
show that II ,27S Chimes have registered.
Latest returns from the Pacific states
show: First California, 1872; Fourth
California, 2, 528; Oregon, lob.
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Failed for twenty aIllllon.

MELBOURNE, May 25.-The Mercantile,
Financial Trustees and Agency company
has failed, nominal capital $20, 900, 900.
The British deposits in it are 81, 100000.
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An Attempted Train Robbery.

ST. LOUIS, May 26.--It is reported her
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General Rain in kansas.

KANSAS City, May 26.-Reports re-
ceived indicate that last nights rain was
general all over the state.