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-Four frso.en were crushed TO death under
falling walls a Omaha on the Srd. A big
| Furniture wafehouse was burned down NJ
loss Of $500, 600.
For tho frat time In San Francisco =
Chinese woman Is appearing on the stage and
| Drama ls packed TO the doors every night.
| The indictments that were found by the
grand jury against II. c. Frick and other OF.
| hcers Of the Carnegie company on Account OF
the killing at homestead, have been quAshsd
Secretary Gresham has been officially noti-
ned Of the .sppoiniment OF L. a. Ihnrston,
late head OF Che ntncxhtipn cUnmisslon, to
be minister from Hawaii to the United States
to succeed DIR. Mott-smith.
The steamer Tacoma, which arrived from
Yokohama OH the LIST hripgs news that the
| Russian corvette Nitlaz went ashore on the
Corean coast May Is and became total
wreck. Nlnc lives were lost
The New York Central's report Of gross
earnings for May, shows that the road earned
in May, 1892, $3,G4J, ,405, and In May, 1899,
a, ,00l ,6l3. This is n net gain for May Of this
year of S3oS, ,2lO over May last year.
| Lloyd's sanitary inspector at Bagdad
Asiatic Turkey, announces the outbreak OF
cholera rt some OF the stations on the Tigris
and Mt Busorah, a port On tile Shat ri Arab
In consequence Of which river traffic has been
suspended.
The Cleveland Ohio, Free Trade club gave
Its annual banquet Wednesday night. Among
| the guests of the club who responded to
toasts were Henry George, Thomas q; Shear
man, William Lloyd Garrison and Hon
Thomas L. johnson.
The Russian persecution Of the Jews is ex-
tending to Poland, 1t says that 4s0 families
have been expelled from one district. All
| the heads of families thus expelled were en-
gagged in trade and possessed more or less ec'
tate which tlcy were forced 20 abandon.
The western railroads have apparently &C
cepted the Santa Fc's demand and they all
began selling tickets on the 3rd at the follow
Ing rates: Denver to Chicago aud return
$37, 80, Denver to st. Louis and return $50,
Denver to the Missouri Eiver and return $2O'
The Ant-Sluvcry society reports that the
slave trade In Morocco continues TO flourish
although there is no open market for slaves
| In the coast towns. Batches of young girls
are often brought to Tangier itself and sold
TO wealthy Moors at prices ranging from $laO
TO $3.50.
On the End the Missouri Pacific made sin
gle rate from Denver of SCI. .15 to Chicago, $l9
to st. Louis and $3.50 TO the Missouri River,
TO go into effect June 4. The Santa Fe met
these rates, and closely following 1t the Bur-
lington announced the same fares. There
may be further cuts.
The monk Dom Sauton, who has o high
reputation in the medical world, is about TO
start, with the approval Of the pope and cre-
dcntals from the French government, to
visit the leprosy hospitals throughout tile
world In order to secure the general adoption
OF the most cilicacfous treatment.
Attorney General Malonev began Ii: the
Circuit court at Chicago, quo warranto pro-
ceedings against the Total Abstinence Life
association of America. The object of the
suit Is 10 take away the charter OF the con-
ccrn on the ground Of fraud and violation Of
the law under which 1t was organized.
The Sultan Of Lahore will visit the Worlds
Fair In July. The sultan Is famous for his
great wealth. and Is said to possess the finest
collection of diamonds, rubies and pearls In
the world. He will bring retinuc of ten
servants and two English physicians, whom
he carries with him to look after his health.
Experts employed under the direction Of
the congressional committee authorized to In
yestigate the methods Of conducting business
In the executive departments at Washington
began work on the 9th. They will first take
up the business methods OF the Treasury, and
then the other departments. IT will take,
perhaps, two years to complete the work.
Ex-Consul Alex Webb has practically COM
pictcu MS planS lOr tne Importation Ol MUS
selmen colonlsts 10 settle in the south and be-
come American citizens II Is proposed TO
reproduce In America some Of the beautiful
mosques built In India during the pnlmy days
OF the Mogul emperors. The first mosque of
Importance will be built in New York city,
and II will be very elaborate and impressive
structure.
The official figures show that during May
l,030, OBJ people went to sec the Worlds Fair,
of which number 2,S25 were children md
34G,39l persons admitted on passes. This
represents $Jl9,3l2. 15. The total number Of
tickets sold during the month was ,321 ,460,
of which 23,32S were children's tickets, en-
rIching the exposition to the sum Of $654. .49S
There are now outstanding 2sl, ,424 tickets
bought during May
Frank H. Dunton, founder of Dnnfon's
Spirit Of the Turf mt Chicago was married on
the 18th at Stockton, California, To Miss Helen
Browly. formerly of San Francisco. Dunton
has been on the Pacific coast for several
months for his health. He has been unsettled
since the terrible tragedy in Chicago two
his son-in-law, who afterwards committed
suicide in jail, killed Mrs. Dunton.
The direct liabilities of Erastus Wiman AS
scheduled are stated nt s59l 900; contingent
liabilities, $4,000. The assignee estimates
the real estate In his possession us sufficient
to pay the direct Indebtedness unsecured by
collateral, and the surplus of collateral, to-
gether with interests In various companies,
can be applied to the liquidation of such con-
tingent liabilities as may be found to exist
after realization upon the assets which these
represent
At Pine Tree harbor, Ontario, on the 9th,
us n number Of men were engaged loading
telegraph poles on n crib for the Cleveland
Cedar Company were coming ashore. their
boat sprung leak and went down. All of
It's occupants but four succeeded in getting
ashore. The names Of the drowned are:
John Smith. Lindsay; Mat Morris, Stokes
Bay: Robert Mowatt, Pepworth; Henry
Wrightfleld, Medford. The bodies were not
found.
During the performance of Harris Nickel
Plate circus at Pittsburg the other night a
gasoline lamp exploded, scattering the fluid
over a number OF people and setting fire To
the tent A panic ensucd and in the rush to
get out many women and children were
| trampled upon, but no one was seriously hurt.
| The roaring OF the animals added terror to
the scene, ms the people imagined the mad
| beasts had broken from their cages. The
| tent was entirely consumed, but all the ami
mails were saved.
| The steel steamer Corsica colldcd with an
| unknown schooner fifteen miles off Thunder
Bay Island, Lake Michigan, Friday morning,
| at day break In n fog. The schooner was cut
| In two and went to the bottom instantly. Her
| entire crew were lost The Corsica had nc
| time to walt for the rescue Of any of the sur
| vivors who might be floating around In the
mass of wreckagc, as her bow was stove In
and the water was pouring In faster than hei
pumps would throw 1t out. The Corsica wnt
run on the beach In Thunder Bay, just below
Ossinecke. Her bows arc all crushed In for 0
| considerable distance.
The fight on trusts by Attorney General
Little is being pushed with nil vigor. He
! proposes to commence n Wholesale arrest oil
| parties In the combines. Several weeks age
| he wrote various county attorneys OF the state
asking them to use their best efforts to obtain
facts that would show. that certain mills and