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BURGLARS AT SANTA ROSA.
A store Robbed of Fifteen Hundred
Dollars Worth of Goods.

a store Robbed of Fifteen Hundred
Dollars Worth of Goods,
SANTA Rosa, June ON. Princes
clothing store, on Third street, was
robbed of 81, 800 worth of goods last night
by unknown parties. Entrance was OBJ
tanned by raising the rear windows of the
store. This is the fourth time Prince has
been robbed and the eighth robbery COM
mitted in Santa Rosa within the past few
months.
Merchants complain that they have in
adequate police protection. They think
that for city of Santa Rosa's population
three policemen are not enough to prop
erly guard the city at night. Ii the city
had as many policemen in proportion to
its size as some other California cities it
would have at least ten men on the force.
whereas the total day and night force is
five men.
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The Victoria Disasrer.

LONDON, June pa dispatch from
Beyroot. giving additional details Of the
Victoria -Camperdown disaster, says ::
The vessels were locked together eight
minutes. Two minutes after they were
unlocked the forepart and waist of the
Victoria submerged. The order to aban-
don the ship was given only minute be-
fore she turned over.
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A silver bronze alloy of great tensile
strength, designed as a substitute for
German silver, IS now being made in
Germany. 1t is intended especially for
rod, sheet and wire purposes, and is com
posed of a little more than two-thirds of
copper, with certain proportions of man
ganese, aluminium, silicon and zinc.
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Order of EIks,

SAN DIEGO, June 2S.-It has just been
learned that the Grand Lodge of Elks at
Detroit divided California into two di-
visions, appointing Past Exalted Ruler
Eugene Daney OF this city's lodge to sue
ceed De Cola as District Deputy Grand
Exalted Ruler for Southern California.
For Northern California J. H. STAN has
been appointed
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NIEXICAN SILVER,
Instructions Issued to the Collector o
Customs at EI Paso.

Customs at FL Paso.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Collector
OF Customs at FL Paso, Texas, has been
instructed by Assistant Secretary
Spaulding to discontinue at once the
practice of admitting sulphides of silver
from Mexico without Consular invoice.
and in the future not to admit silver
bullion from Mexico exceeding SIO0 in
value alleged to be imported as money
unless accompanied by a consular in
voice bond for the production of such in
voice. unless the bullion is shown by
shippers and declaration made before the
Consular officer at the port of shipment,
to be forwarded as money or medium of
exchange at a fixed value per ounce, and
not as merchandise.
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THE HOME RULE BILL.
An All-Night Session of the British
House of Commons.
TIE SPEAKER REFUSES TO PUT A
CLOSURE MOTION.

Outrages on Missionaries in Armenia
A2ltating England and Europe
French Troops Defeat Chinese In O.
Battle in TonquIn-The Wife of
Frlnce Bismarck Dangerously Ill
Bicycle Race Between Vienna and
RarIip
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y Jockey Killed,

KANSAS CITY Mo-, June 29.-Eddie
Carr, the well-known jockey from
Brooklyn, was thrown from horse in
a race here to-day by the breaking OF
stirrup, and his skull was fractured by
blow from the hoofs of the horse follow
ing. He died Tonight
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vice-Admfral Trvon,s Successor.

LONDON, June 29.-Vice-Admiral Sir
Michael Gulme Seymour has been ap-
pointed Commander-in-Ch Chief of the Brit
ish Mediterranean Station, to succeed
Vice-Admiral George Tryon, who lost his
life by the laundering of the battleship
Victoria.
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TWO Anarchists Arrested.

LONDON, June 29.-Two anarchists,
Cantwell and Young, were arrested this
evening for posting placards virulently
denunciatory of the royal family.
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Land Onices to he Conso11dntaa

WAsHINGToN, June 29.-The Act Of
Congress necessitating the recent dismis-
sal of siXty-seven clerks in the General
Land Office provided for a reduction of
the field expenses Office. A large num-
Der of Offices will be consolidated in such
way as to make the number twenty less
than heretofore,
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Humane Society Officers Satisfied.

CHICAGO, June 29.-The officers of the
Human Society who followed the cow
boy race from Chadron to Chicago have
made report declaring that the race was
run in a manner entirely satisfactory to
the humanitarian purposes of the society
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a Californian Gets an Omce

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The President
has appointed E. NJ. Bowman of Indiana
Deputy Fourth Auditor of the Treasury:
Eugene German of California Consul at
Zurich, Switzerland. Mr.. German is a
prominent merchant at Los Angeles.
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knights of Columbus.

New YORK, June 29.-To-day the Duke
of Veragua received a committee of the
knights of Columbus appointed to pre-
sent him with the decoration of his rank
in the order. The ceremony was not of a
formal character, though very impressive.
The Supreme Knight delivered the ad-
dress in Latin.
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GOLD NINE SOLD,
A Rich Investment for Its Former
Owners.

REDLANDs, June %. "A. G. Hubbard
of Redlands closed the sale to-day of the
Bonanza mine, at Harqua Hala, Ariz., to
an English syndicate. The price paid
was nearly two million dollars. Hub
bard and George w. Bowers of San Fran
cisco (who died three weeks ago bought
the mine two years ago for $4,000. They
put up mill, and have taken out Sl,000,-
600 net in gold during the first year. A
/ lawsuit was had with parties who at
tempted to jump the mine, and a patent
to the property was granted a few weeks
ago. The Golden Eagle is included in
the sale. 1t has been worked but little,
and is supposed to be very rich.
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shadow Maher 1Yorstnd.

ST. PAUL, June 29.-Dick Moore,
local fighter of note. defeated Shadow
Maber, welter-weight champion of
Australia, in twenty-round contest to-
night before the Phoenix Club. The
gong saved Maber several times during
the fight, and at the close he was all but
out
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Captain Reward, who for many years
has been studying aerial navigation, has
raised his own hopes by constructing a
petroleum engine weighing fifty kilo-
grams per horse power, instead of 200
kilos per horse power, as formerly.
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Verdict for Defendant.

YUBA CITY, June 29.-The three days
trial of Washington Kenfauvre for $40, 600
damages for slander brought by James
Chisholm in the Superior Court of this
county ended last night. Phe jury found
a verdict for defendant.
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Hostile Operations soon.

PANAMA, June 29.-Pierola landed at
Chala, Peru, and has gone on to Are
quipa. Hostile operations are expected
to begin soon.
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Republican National Committee

NEW YORK, June 29.-The World will
say tomorrow: Chairman Carter of the
Republican National Committee has
privately announced his intention to call
the Executive Committee together in this
city next September. Then permanent
headquarters will be selected.
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.Iohn neasv HeId for TrinI.

LONDON, June 29.-John Deasy, anti
Parnellite member of Parliament, was
to-day held in bail for trial for an inde-
cent assault on a servant in the house in
which he boarded.
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Bank Cashier Arrested.

DALLAS (Texasl, June 29.-S. J. Wall
ing, Jr., cashier of the City National
Bank of Brownwood, was arrested on in
formation fled by Bank Examiner Can
non, charging him with embezzling from
said bank S70.000.
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Special to the REcoRp.UN1oN.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
CHICAGO, June 29.-Another beautiful
day drew out great crowd of visitors to
see the Worlds Fair. The attendance in
the day was larger than yesterday, and
the attractions for tonight increased the
number of admissions greatly.
Corrected figures on Yesterdays attend
ance are l34, ,69S. The attendance to-day
was 1857, of which 1O7,765 were paid.
This was Millers' Day. Representative
millers from many States were present.
The meeting was held in the Administra-
ton building. Addresses were made by
exSecretary of the Interior Noble, Pres
ident Davis of the Winter Wheat Millers'
League, D. r. McGinnis of North Da-
kota, and paper was read by Secretary
of Agriculture j. Sterling Morton.
Nice-President Stevenson, tired out
with the long day at the fair yesterday,
slept in the Administration building last
night. He was up again early this morn
ing.
The Worlds Fair officials authorize the
statement that there is no truth in the
report that the Government has deter
mined to pay out the S570, 900 reserve be-
longing to the exposition from the United
States appropriation. How the report
started that the Government intended to
issue this money in souvenir coins, thus
practically throwing them on the market,
the officials do not know, but it is authori-
tatiyely denied.
The committee on the Board of Lady
Managers appointed to select National
flower, decided to open booth near the
west entrance to the women's building on
July 4th for the purpose Of popular vote
on the selection of a flower.
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Chopped his Mothers Head Off.

ATLANTA (Ga.), June pa horrible
crime was committed in Reynoldstown, a
suburb of Atlanta, late this evening.
Tom Pagan, an imbecile youth Of 10
years, killed his mother by cutting her
head off with an ak,
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THE COLUMBIAN FAIR.
Another Beautiful Day Brings Out
a Large Attendance.
OVER A HUNDRED THOUSAND PEG
PILE PRESENT

The First International Conference of
the EpwOrth League Opens at
Cleveland-Dec1sion by the Interior
Department Granting Pensions to
Women Who Had Minfstered to
Wounded Soldiers i'll Hospitals
During the Late War.
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PASSENGER RATE WAR
The Northwestern and Great Northern
Nav Take a Hand

MAY LAKE "a Hand
New YORK, June 29.-The WaLE-street
Journals st. PauPs special says: Presi-
dent Hughitt Of the Northwestern was
closeted with J. J. Hill of the Great
Northern yesterday. 1t is ru1nored they
were engaged in forming a compact to
meet any cut rates that may be inaugu-
rated by the Northern Pacific from Pa
cifc Coast points to Chicago.
UNION PACIFIc's JULY INTEREST.
Boston, June 29.-The Union Pacific
announces that it will to-day anticipate
the payment of the July interest. This
includes all companies of the Union Pa
cifc system. The payments will amount
to s., 100000.
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The Monterey at Port Townsend.

PORT TOWNSEND (Wash.). June 20
The United States coast defense vessel
Monterey arrived tonight from San
Francisco. She dropped anchor in the
bay, and will have no communication
with rhe shore until morning.
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Suicide at Orange.

SANTA ANA, June 29.-J. c. Faulkner
committed suicide at Orange this morn
ing by taking strychnine. He had lived
in this county for eight years and was
highly respected. Some months since his
wife was burned to death by gasoline
explosion, leaving three children, and
yesterday he sent the children East to
relatives. The immediate cause Of his
rash act is not known.
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A ROBBER COMES TO GRIEF.
He Tried to Hold Up a Passenger
Train Near Oklahoma CITY,
BUT Is BEATEN INTO SUBMISSION
AND LANDED IN JAIL

Elias Mailleux, a Canadian, Wanted
In Quebec for Numerous Forgeries
Committed on That Province While
Employed IN the Public Works De-
partment, Captured by Authorities
at Salem, Massachusetts.
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Bicycle Record Lowered.

LONDON, June 29.-At Hernehin to-day
Mentjes lowered bicyclist Sanger's mile
record by three-fitths of a second,
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THE NAVY YARDS.
Several Important Changes Made by
Secretary Herbert.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Several i'm
portant naval changes which have been
hanging fire for some time were finally
settled by Secretary Herbert. The COM
mand of the Mare Island yard goes to
Captain w. A. Kirkland, Commodore
George Brown secures command of the
Norfolk Navy Yard, a billet he very much
desired. The Secretary would have pre-
ferred to have Commodore Brown accept
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To be Tried by Court-NIartial

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Star says
Naval Paymaster John q. Sullivan will
be tried by court-martial at San Fran
cisco next week. and the detail for the
court will soon be announced.
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Cold Neather Iniures Grain.

AMEDEE, June 29.-The late cold
weather will cause nearly an entire fail
ure in the grain crop throughout this
county. Fruit and other crops will be
about the average.
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Pomona Bank to Reonen.

POMONA, June 29.-Bank Commission
ers Gerberding and Dunsmore have ex-
amined the Peoples Bank and found it
good. The assets are 500, 900 in round
numbers and $4,000 liabilities. Attor-
ney-General Hart was present and gave
the bank official permission to reopen.
which will be done Saturday or Monday
at the latest
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BASEBALL.
Yesterdays Games Won by the Frisc
and Los Angeles Teams.

and Los Angeles Teams.
San Francisco, June 29-The Frisco
team defeated the Oakland club this after
noon by score of 9 to ). The game was
the most exciting played here in months.
many Of the plays being of astonishing
character In the eighth inning the
Friscos tied the score. In the tenth
inning Captain Earl, on what he con-
sidered bad decision at the plate, re-
fused to continue to play, as the decision
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Faanons scnlntors 1Yeddad

BosToN, June %. - The famous
sculptors Henry Hudson Kltson and
Miss Alice Theo Rugles were married to-
night.
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strikiug Miners Return TO w..

KANSAS CITY, June 29.-Dispatches
from Adn9re. No., and Bevier. Mo-,
state that The striking miners returned to
work to-day at the terms offered by the
operators.
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Lee Kee Deportation Case.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-In the de-
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portation case in which Lee Kee is de-
fendant, an appeal from the decision of
Commissioner Edmunds has been taken
and will be argued before Judge William
Butler in the United States District Court
tomorrow. Commissioner Edmunds said
this morning the case would eventually
reach the United States Supreme Court.
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Murderer Hanged.

READING PENN, June 29. = Pietro
Buccieri, an Italian, was hanged this
morning for the brutal and unprovoked
murder of Sister Hildaberta, member
OF the order of the Sisters of Mercy Buc-
cieri was in the hospital being treated for
a burn. Sister Hildaberta brought him
cup Of milk, when he jumped out Of bed,
pursued her into the corridor and
plunged knife into her, producing
death.
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Ann Arbor University.

ANN ARBoR (Mich.), June 29.-The
university to-day conferred honorary A.
NJ. degrees on Charles H. Aldrich of
Chicago, ex-Solicitor-Ge and Law
renee Maxwell, present Solicitor GeneraI,
and also n. S. on ] ohm Martin Schaeberle.
astronomer of the Lick Observatory, Cal
ifOrnia
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Rismarck,s Wife Ill.

BERLIN, June 29.-It is reported that
Bismarck's wife is dangerously i'll.
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ChfckasaM Lands.

DENIsoN (Texas), June 29.-The
Chickasaw Leg gislature, convened in spe-
cial session, has adjourned after enacting
that the money just received from the
Government shall be distributed under
the old annuity law, which allows whito
men and women who married natives
the same rights in the distribution Of
public funds as the Indians. The at
torneys who lobbied the 100000 appro-
priation bill through will receive Is per
cent. The agreement was % per cent.
Cleveland Consults His Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Consultations
between Cleveland and members of the
Cabinet to-day caused considerable gos-
sip. The report was spread that CIeve-
land was consulting with reference to the
advisability of calling an extra session
earlier than September, but there is no
foundation for the story. There is reason
to believe that Cleveland intends leaving
the city within few days for long stay
at Buzzard's Bay, and he and the Cabinet
were merely arranging matters.
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The Blythe VIII Contest.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 29.-Superior
Judge Coffey this afternoon denied a mo-
ton for new trial in the Blythe case. 1t
was made by the Blythe Company, and
had been on argument about sixty days.
The effort to get new trial was backed
by all the htigants except the Williams
heirs, who were disappointed by the
Supreme Court decision in favor of
Florence Blythe.
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A Commercial Traveller Injured.

SAN Francisco, June CIV. H. Mo
ran, commercial traveller for the whole
sale jewelry firm of Haskell IL Mugge.
fell Off Valencia-street cable car this
morning, striking his head on the basalt
pavement and sustaining a fracture of his
skull. He is thought to be fatally in
iY1r
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CALCULATIONS DECLARED OFF.
Indiana Normal School Students Pack
UP and Leave the Building.

Indiana Normal School Students Pack
Up and Leave the Building.
TERRE HAUTE Ind.), June 29.-There
will be no graduations from the Indiana
State Normal School tomorrow. AS the
entire graduating class of sixty-nine left
the school, refusing to yield to the trus-
tees, the graduations were declared of.
The Board of Trustees this afternoon
submitted an ultimatum to the gradual
ing class demanding that they disavow
the recent attacks on the trustees and
faculty in the matter of Professor Tom
kins' removal The entire class refused
to sign the statement and packed up their
effects and left the building. Students
VINO sympathized with the graduates did
the same thing.
There were exciting scenes at the an
nuaI meeting of the alumni this evening.
The opponents of the trustees and faculty
tried to pass resolutions denouncing
them, and calling on the Governor to ap-
point member of the alumni on the
faculty. This was defeated, but after
ward a resolution was adopted appoint
ing a committee to draft a law for sub
mission at the next meeting, providing
for one of the alumni to be appointed on
the board by the Governor.
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AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 29.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at auction
to-day at the following prices: Cherries,
Napoleon Bigereau, 81 80; Cleveland,
81 75; Royal Anne, 81 35@I 40; Tartarian,
81 80.
CHICAGO, June 29.-The Porter Broth
ers Company sold to-day at auction three
cars of California fruit at the following
prices: Royal apricots, 75cGSI 50 per
crate; Alexander peaches, 81 O5gI 80 per
box. The three cars sold gross for 50, 43l.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPoLIs, June 29.-The Porter
Brothers Company sold to-day at auction
one car of California fruit for 81, ,2l5 gross:
Apricots, 9Oc@Sl; Peaches, 90c@sl 10;
cherry plums, 81 l0@l so; cherries Soc.
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TOOK Her OWN LIFE.
An Aged Lady Cuts Her Throat
With Razor at the Bay.
SICKNESS AND DESPONDENCY THE
CAUSE OF THE ACT.

An Assistant Roadmaster on the SIski-
you Division of the Oregon and
California Road Thrown Under
meath the Wheels of Moving
Train, at Ashland, and Crushed to
Death-Burglaries of Frequent Oc-
currence at Santa Rosa.
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Evans and Sontag.

FRESNO, June 29.-An operation was
performed on John Sontag to-day, and a
portion of shattered bone removed. A
drainage tube was inserted, and the
mouth of the wound closed. He stood
the operation well, and at present the
chances for his recovery are improved.
There is no indication of blood poison.
The chances are that further operations
will be necessary. The physicians have no
intention to amputate at present. Evans
is doing well. He is cheerful, and chats
freely with those he likes.
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Treasury Appointments Agreed unou

WASHINGTON, June pa large num-
Der Of Treasury appointments were
agreed upon by the President and Secre-
tary Carlisle last night, and will prob
ably be announced tomorrow or Satur-
day. Among them are j. F. IiHma of
Tennessee for Register OF the Treasury,
to succeed General Rosecrans, resigned.
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Governor AItgeld Hanged in Ef1igv.

- u II0I -IOs-OEVI IItIH-5u III IIIIsNs
CHICAGO, June Ex-Governor Altgeld's
action in pardoning the anarchists was
evidently not well received in Naper-
vile, III. Some people in that town last
night hung an etfigy OF the Governor
across the principal street, and it was not
cut down until this morning. The Gov
ernor was in this city to-day, and speak
ing about the question Of his citizenship,
said he was not alarmed by it; that his
father was naturalized when he (the Gov
ernor) was very young boy.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE.
First International Conference Bein,
Held at Cleveland.

lA1b conference Being
Held at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, June 29.-This city, in
which the Epworth League was founded,
is overrun with delegates to the First In
ternational Conference of that organiza-
ton, which is to last three days. 1t is ex-
pected 10000 will be present before the
close. The accommodations of the city,
public and private, will be taxed to the
utmost to entertain them.
The first session was called to order at
O'Clock this afternoon by w. NJ. Day of
the Committee on Arrangements. The
league was welcomed by Mayor BIee and
Governor Mckinley. The responses
were by Bishop Wilson of the Methodist
Church South, DR.. Carman, General Su-
perintendent of the Methodist Church.
Canada, and Bishop Fitzgerald of the
Methodist Church.
A recess till p. NJ, was taken, when
H. V. Holt, President OF the Illinois State
League, led the praise service, followed
by sermon by Bishop Charles II.
Fowler and an address by Rev. E. A.
Schell, General Secretary of the league.
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An Assistant Roadmaster Killed,

ASHLAND Orr June 29.-Tom Green,
Assistant Roadmaster Of the Siskiyou
Division of the Southern Pacific, fell
under train at Hornbrook yesterday
about 10 A. NJ. and was instantly killed
A wood train was backing from the side
track to the main track, and Green, who
was on the train, was thrown by a sud
den lurch between the cars, and nine
cars passed over him, horribly mutilat-
ing the body.
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Comic Opera Africa,
The box sheet for Africa opens at the
Clunie Opera-house this morning.
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CALIFORNIA FRUITS,

Sales at New York, Chicago and Min
neapOlis.
New YORK, June 29.-The Earl Fruit
Company realized the following prices
for California fruit sold at auction in this
market to-day: Royal Anne cherries,
81 1908 %; Bigereau, 81 35@l 40; Tar
tarians, 81 20@l 25.
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IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
A Canadian, Charged With Forgery
Arrested in Massachusetts.

Canadian, Charged With Forgery,
Arrested in Massachusetts.
Boston, June 29.-Elias Mailleux, a
Canadian, charged with forgery, formerly
accountant in the Public Works Depart
ment of Quebec, was arrested at Salem.
The arrest is very important one, and
will bring to light the facts of the
forgeries perpetrated on the Province of
Quebec Government in the month of
June, 1892, since which time the
Canadian authorities have been doing
their best to capture Mailleux, without
success. Mailleux has been in South
America, Germany, California and differ
ent parts OF the United States during the
past year.
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Catholic Bishop to be Put on Trial

DUBUQUE Ia), June 28.-Catholic
Bishop Bonacum will soon be tried be-
fore Archbishop Hennessy of the Arch
diocese of Iowa on charges Of tyranny
toward priests and nuns, refusal to obey
orders from Rome, collecting and fool
ishly expending large sums, extortion,
falsehood, etc. This will be the first time
in the history of the Catholic Church in
America when Bishop was put on trial.
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Reception to Ex-Nliniste1. stevens.

RECEPTION TO EN-Mfnfster stevens.
AUGUSTA (Me.), June GA public re-
ception was rendered Hon. J. l..
Stevens, ex-Minister to Hawaii, tonight.
He discussed Hawaii affairs.