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II ANY One Annexss the Sandwich
Islands 1t Will Be the
United States.
President Cleveland 10 Determined
That no Other Country
Shall Do It
No InHormation Obtainnbls From Gresham
~ to whether Bl0unt Romans
at Honolulu or Not.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Not for q single
moment since the first news of The Ha-
waiian revolution was received In the
United States. has any serious doubt
existed in wsll-informsd qua,ters here AZ
to tho ultimate result. II is said President
Cleveland il nursing the Sandwich island
question until congress meets, being con-
vinoed In his own mind that il will not bs
long before II solves itself; indeed, that Il
has practically done 20 already. The pres
ident 10 only considering how TO proceed.
II the administration has done nothing
else u has demonstrated that this oountry
must either take The islands or permit
some other power TO take them. That
other power. II 10 highly probable, would
be England. President Cleveland sees that
this country could not tolerate that for Al
hour. The details Of the only course open
to the adninistvation are all there II loft TO
consider. u 10 easier TO nurse the question
until congress meets than TO assume the
responsibility Of negotiating for tho acqui-
sition OF Hawaii at once. Only one thing
10 possible. Il is not material whether IL 10
done. President Cleveland ID not going to
turn Hawaii over to England.
The names Of Thomas T. Crittendsn,
consul general at tho Citv of Mexico. and of
Judge Snsed, both OF Kentucky. are said
to be under consideration In connection
with the appointment Of successor to
Minister Blount of Hawaii. Gossips say
that one Of them will Be chosen. Ono
rumor had il that Crittsnden had refused
the post. but Secretary Gresham says this
10 not true. He refused to say whether
Blount had resigned or whether the post
had been offered Bneed.
Secretary Hastings, Of the Hawaiian ls-
cation. has arrived in Warrington. having
left Honolulu juno !. In an interview he
said: $50 far AZ the annexation sentiment
is eoncernsd can only say 1t ID growing
daily. There never has been auy intention
on the part Of Blount. either % commits
sioneY or minister, TO restore the royalists
to power. Webslisve whom Blount submits
his report il will be found to coincide with
the views of those who have The welfare of
tho islands at heart. The provisional gov
ernnent has the confidence Of the people" !"
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To DAY the fftieth ami
versary Of the completion Of the
Bunker Hill Monument is being
celebrated in the City of Charles
town, Mass.
It is also the I1Sth anniversa-
ry of the battle which the mo-
nument commentaries. 1t was
on this day i'll 1S43 that the
famous orator Daniel Webster
delivered his Grafton which
Americans will never cease to
remember. Charlestown bubbles
over with enthusiasm.
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BURGE-LEWIS FIGHT.

1--WE Crack-A-Jack Win Contest At Phil
iPsburg Tonight
Considerable interest is being manifested
throughout sporting oirclss over the Burge-
Lewis contest. which takes place at Mo-
Donald's opera house at PhiiipsburR to-
night. Both men arc known to be gamey,
as evidenced by their ffty- nine round con-
test in Helena not long ago. This 10 pro-
nounoed one Of the very best contests that
has ever taken place In Montana, and this
evenings event promises to bs q repetition
of that occurrence. Burge and Lewis are
about as evenly matched 40 any two men
can possibly be.
The Flint Creek Athlethic club Is par
tlcularly anxious that this should be good.
square contest and no effort will be spared
in making ii so. Tho contest will be for .
purse of $500. k400 30 go to the winnes and
800 10 the loser. Marquis Of Queens
berry rules will govern. The pivot blow 10
barred.
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HIS BONES WILL BE DUG UP.

Part Of . yiotim'a skeleton TO Bo Used In
Murder Trial.
HALEY. Idaho. June 16.-The trial OF
John Hondel. a German. for the murder OF
IIsander Hslstrohm. q Finlandsr. in the
Star brewery hore last winter will be very
interesting one on account OF the doubt AZ
to who fred The fatal bullet. there being
one Lewis Schroeder who participated in
tho shooting afray and who IL held on ths
charge OF murder. Physicians have been
ordered by the court TO exhume the body OF
Halstrohm and remove the bones coming
in contact with the bullet. 10 be ussd in the
trial with a view to locating which of the
men fred the fatal shot. and much interest
10 manifested In tho case.
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A NATIONS GUEST NO MORE.
The princess Eulalie Can Now Enjoy Her
self Ms sho Pleases.

The Princess Eulalie Can Now Enjoy Her
self ns she Fleases.
New YoRK, June 16.-The Infanta Eulalis
and party, somewhat tired with all the
sightseeing and entertainment provided
by the west. arrived in this city at S:15 this
evening. The trip from Niagara Falls was
made without startling incident. Quite =
crowd gathered TO meet the princess. ].
b. Ceballos, who placed his house at the
disposal of the infanta, was on hand to re-
ceive her. The princess and her party en-
tered carriages at once and were driven to
Ceballos' residence. Commander DAVIS
said this evening his duties ended the mo-
ment the princess foot touched the plat
form. The nation is NO longer the host
and the princess Is absolutely free from
official obligation of any kind. Commander
Davis 10 at the Hoffman house, where he
will remain until the prinsess sails for Eu-
rope. June "a. He said the princess re-
turned from Chicago very much pleased
with all that had been done for her.
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TEMPTING GOLD NUGGETS.
CALIFORNIA; Mineral Exhibit ATTRACTING
Chicago Thieves,

CALIFORNIA; Mineral Exhibit Attracting
Chicago Thieves.
CHICAGO. June 16-The exhibit Of gold
nuggets in the mining department. of the
California building seems to be attracting
attention from others besides mere sight.
ssers. Several bad attempts have bsen
made to lift some Of the most valuable mug
gets from the cases. bus the robbers have
been foiled by one Of the sharp-eyed detso-
tivss who are kept on duty there night and
day. Only yesterday . dapper- appearing
young man was caught in the act Of trying
to cat a hola In one of the cases by means
Of big diamond ring and to-day another
individual was discovered trying to break
In one OF the cases with his elbow. Super
intendent Ireland of tho mining depart
ment has taksn every ptscaution against
any burglary Of this sort. and IL has been
shown on several occasions that his fore.
sight has snved the commission 4 good
many dollars. since It il held responsible
for all goods exhibited in that department..
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THE BLARNEY STONE Is HERE.
All Who VIII Go Down Head Fovemo,
May kiss tho Historic Relic

All Who VIII Go Down Head Foremost
May kiss the Historic Relic
CHICAGO. June 1e,-'rho famous Blarney
stone which for centuries has occupied o
place In the walls of the historic old Blar-
ney castle In ireland. has arrived at the
Worlds fair. II was shipped here by Lady
Aberdeen, and will form one of the attrao-
tions at the Irish village. II has bsen
placed in the walls of the reproduction Of
Blsrnsy cattle which forms part OF the
Irish village whsre il may be kissed by all
who have the hardihood to bs lowered head
down to where il temporarily rests. The
historic old stone will be formally unveiled
By Mayor Harrison TO- morrow. An elabor-
ate prog anime has been prepared for the
event. speeches will be made and song
sung and Miss Sullivan, the Irish harpiss
brought TO this country by Lady Aberdeen,
will perform en- the harp.
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THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

No Delegates to the Federation Conceded
tho Press men and Allied Crafts.
CHICAGO. June 16.-The International
Typographical union to-day tabled q reso-
luton conoedinR 10 the Prsssmen's union
and the allied crafts delegates to the meet
ing Of the Federation of Labor. A IS, 600
appropriation was voted the Childs- Drexsl
home for Improvements. Caucusss Of old
districts reported nominees for orQanizsrs
and they were ratified. Among them were
j. L. Robinetts. sacramento; F. NJ. Pinneo,
Salt Lake; G. 4. Hawkes.. Seattle. Nomina.
tions were also ratified for now districts
and among oraanizers selected are: F. NJ.
Pinneo. OF Salt Lake; j. L. Robinette, Of
sacramento. and @. B. Haines, Of Seattle.
Louisville. Ky, was selected as tho next
place Of meeting.
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SOMNAMBULISM NO EXCUSE.

An Alleged sloep-Walker Convicted Of
Murder in Denver.
DENVER, June 16.-Fsrdinand Kosrbel was
convicted of murder in the second degree at
the west side criminal court. Kosrbel
stabbed Ed johnson. . Rripman on the city
cable. last February in Oamitzes's saloon
on Larimcr and Nineteenth streets. Koe,-
bel was under the influence Of liquor. and
was talking TO Johnson and tried to kick
him. johnson caught his foot and Koerbel
fell to the floor. Koerbel got angry. went
into wine room, came out with knife in
his hand and stabbed johnson in the lsft
side OF the neck. johnson fell to the floor
and died that night from tho effects Of the
wound. Koerbel SGT mp the novel plea that
he was a sleep walker az defense.
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MOST EFFECTIVE ron PEACE.

Britain's Parliament Asks the Govern
ment to Aid in Arbitration.
LONDON. June 16--In the commons to-
night W. Il. Cremer. member for Shore.
ditch moved that the house having learned
that the United States congress- had author
lied the president TO conclude treaties of
arbitration. expressed the hope the govern
ment would open negotiations with the
view of referring all differences to arbitra-
tors. Right Hon. Sir John lubbock SEQ
onded the motion. Gladstone suggested q
modification OF the resolution by substi-
tuting the words. "That tho commons, cor
daily sympathizing with the purpose in
view, hopes her majesty's government will
lend ready cooperation TO the govarn-
ment of the United States" Tho premier
reviewed the history OF the arbitration
movement. and after touching his own idea
of . central tribunal with the great powers.
concluded with an eloquent appeal for .
moderation OF claims ~ tho most effective
means of preserving pesoe. The resolu-
tion 40 amended By Gladstone WAS unan-
imously adopted.
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UNDER MILITARY GUARD.
Bloodshed Was Expected at Tonawnnda
bat 1t Was StRved ON.

Bloodshed Was Expected at TonawAnda,
bat 1t Was Staved ON.
BUFFALO. N. Y, June 16.-What has been
threatened and expected all the season hap
pened to-day, and Tonawanda is under
guard of the militia. The Twenty fifth sep
erate company of Tonawsnda and the
Fotty-second. of Niagara Falls. are already
in the field with Col. Weleh in command.
and two companies OF the Sixty
fifth regiment will be sent there
il the situation should become ser
ious. Tonawands saw the beginning
of riot to-day and only the quick response
of the soldiers to the call for help prevented
bloodshed. The expected outbreak among
the striking Poles in the lumber ,ys'ds did
not materialize, and tonight the exotic
mont had largely subsidized. The sheriff
was called upon Tor protection and in turn
made revuest for the militia. The lum-
Der men sent word the men would be paid
of this afternoon and this had she effect of
quietine the crowd. Tho men received
their pay 40 promised and most OF them
departed for their homes and for Buffalo.
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Base Ball.

WARRINGTON. June 16. Washington and
Louisville game postponed on aooonnt OF
rain.
BosTox, June 16.-The browns made The
champions play ten innings. Boston s. 81,
Louis 4.
PHILADELPHIA. Jane 16.-The visitors did
better batting to-day. Philadelphia ~,
Pittsburg z.
BROOKLYN. June 16.-Ths game was very
exciting and we'll played. Brooklyn q,
Cleveland s.
BALTIMORE, june 16.-Baltimors and Gin
oinneti played . small boys game to-day.
Cincinnati z. Baltimore 19.
NEW York. Juno 17.-Rusia's poor pitch
Ing and Wards error gave the colts the VIC
tory. Chicago 10, New York9.
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Arrested For A,tem p,ed Assault.

Special to The Independent.
BouIDER, June l6-George Barry. an old.
timer and miner. was arrested hers to-day
on the charge Of attempted assault ON a.
ysAr-old girl named Bailey. Barry got full
here and started for his mine In the Anna
xon district with the girl. who WAS TO help
his wife about the cabin. Half mile ont
Of town he attempted 10 assault Miss Bal
Icy. Her Screams brought 8. II. Knowles
10 her assistance. Barry came bams back
to town and drove about At brsak-asck
speed until he was finally overcome and
arrested by Under Sheriff Tindall. Barry
has ths name Of being bad man and fssl-
ing against him 10 running very high. The
girls people are IN poor circumstances but
respectable.
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ON TRACK AND DIAMOND.


The Winners Of YestoFday's Races on0
Base hall Games.
LAToxIA. Juns 16.-TSask heavy and slip
perry. Six furlongs-C g. won. Gov
sEson second, Ls GSande third. Time. 1:l8.
Elevsn-sixsoenths Of mile Eyslst won.
Rebuff second, Queen Isabella third. Time,
1884,
.Nins-sixtssnths Of . mi!e--M -Macadaas won,
Sadie Herd second. Lulu T. third. Time.
1914.
One mils-Lou Rhett won, Doncastss
1885,.
Five 1urlonss-Csn won, McLiQht
second. Miss Mamie third. Time. l:0518.
six furlonRs-narry Weldon won, Sir
Charles sssond, Hume hoy third. Time,
1:2l. =
ST. LOUIS. June 16.-Traek fair. Six
Chance second. Mountain Quail third.
Time. 1:15.
-Four furonqs-Jim swsyas won, Tsssis
second Martini shiad. Time. :l9N.
Five furlongs--Lulu won, Oxford second.
Adam an JOHNSON third: Time. lo255.
Seven and = half fuElonas.,Roqusfort
third. Tine. 1874.
One mtle-Konw0od won. Belfast sesond,
Revolver third. Time. 1:43s<.
Mile and twenty yards-st. Croix won,
Fslsro second. 81. Joe third. Time, 1:441(6.
MoRRrs PARK, June 16.--Tsack fast. 81.
tlorian won, Major DAILY second, Miles
Ssandish third. Time, 1:1OL.
Seven furlonGs sunbeam colt Won. Her
AID second, Wo,mser third. Time, l:26sl.
Five and half furiongs-Dobtins won.
Melody second. Miss Lily third. Time, 1:O5.
Handicap. seven furlongs-Sarah Ramey
won. Ajax second, Hammis third. Time,
1851.
One nile-sam Wellsn won, Chief Justios
second. Anna B. third. Time. 141k.
Blk ForlonRs. heats-Arab won, Lissl9
second, Best Brand third each heat. Tine.
1:1115 and 1:12k.
BAN FRANCISCO. June 16.-Fivs furlonps-
Time, l:O2L.
Seven f1rlongs-Lady Gwsnie won, Aero
lite second. Currency third. Time, 1:291s.
tous and half fuYlonRs-Nontalava
won. Seaside second, Warraco third. Time.
:5115.
One mils-st. Patrick won. Garcia SEC
ond, Red Cloud third. Time, LA.
LONDON, June 16.-At Ascot heath 10.
day the Harwick stakes Of one and one.
half miles were won BY Watercress. Simo-
nian second. KilmaSnock third. The
Nottingham stakes, one mile, were won
BY pitcher. st. Columbia sseond, and Az
ington third.
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Sons OF tho Revolution.

CHICAGO, June 16-At the annual meeting
Of the National Soclety of Sons Of the
American Revolution to-day Q oonstitu-
tional amendment to oppose BY moral
means the spread Of annrchial ideas aud
lawlsssuess, was voted down. The officers
elected are Gen. Horace Porter. president;
Franklin Murphy. secretary; II. Howe.
registrar; Gen. Harry Hall, historian. and
Bishop Cheney. chaplain.
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IMPORTS EXCEED ExPoRrs
This Was the Case With ohandise and
Gold. but not Silver.

This Was the Case With Merchandise and
Gold. but not Silver.
WARRINGTON. June 16.-Ths total value Of
exports Of merchandise from the United
States during the twelve months ended
May 81. 1898. were $s4s 373. .s46. . decrease
Of S174, ,6l0 700 over the preceding period.
Tho values of imports during the same
period were $685. 9Ol, ,2s7. an increase Of
$10S. .0b3. 1853. During the twelve months
ended May 81 the export of gold amounted
to $123. .09b. 453 and the imports TO 800
725. an excess over exports Of $1O2. 2.426. 72s.
During the corresponding twelve months of
the preceding year tho exports Of gold
amounted to $4S 1888. 224 and tho imports to
$49, 488. 1884. an excess Of imports Of $780,
ITO. During tho twelve months ended May
81. the exports of silver amounted to $40
136, 678 and the imports to ga. 764 ,542 an
excess Of exports of $16372. .036. During
the corresponding period of the preceding
year the exports of silvor amounted TO $780,
937. 500 and the imports TO SIS. .623 345, an
excess Of exports Of $12. ia, 155.
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Another Hold-Up Failur..

CouNoIr. BLUFFS. Ia. June l6.-Dssper-
ADDE'S tried to rob tho outgoing Kansas City
train hero so-ni9ht just before midnight,
when few miles out of this city. There
were hve of them and they fred volley a
the engineer and fireman without sffeol
Of1cers from this city are In hot pursuit Of
the daring men.
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Ives and Roberts Play in July.

LONDON, juno 16.-The billiard match be-
tween Frank Ives. the American champion,
and John Roberts. English champion, has
been agreed on. The game will be played
early In July upon the same table Us was
used 10 the late match and damned
carom'' IL to be barred,
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riny-fv. Chinese wer. Rejected.

PosrnAND. Ore. June 16. - Collector
Lotan this afternoon finished the examine
ton of tho IA Chinese who oame here from
British Columbia on tho steamer Hsytian
Republic. Einhty-nine were landed and
fifty-ive rejected. Those rejected will
probably apply to the courts for admission.
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A Gun Worth . whole Army.

PARIS. June 1G--Turpin. ths inventor Of
meltnite. has invented q now gun which
can be carried on = light wagon. In a
quarter OF an houF 1t can discharge 25. 600
projectiles over an area OF 22.O0O square
meters at q distan ce Of 1896 yards. He de-
clsres none of the present aTmor plates on
the fostifsationS are oauable Of rssistinQ Il,
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Deseorat,ns the Fold Of aettysbure.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The secretary Of
war has received report from Col Batoh-
elder. Of the Gettysburg battlefield COM
mission, setting forth at great length tho
wanton destruction of important land
marks on the field BY the operations OF an
electric railroad company, by which he says
the whole character of the historic place is
being changed. Tho report was referred to
Col. Lincoln. acting Judge advocate gen.
eral, for an opinion as TO what authority
the war department hos to prevent or In
terfere with tue lines Of the railroad COM
pany.
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Brutality Of . siamese Mandarin

PARIS, June 16.-Tho under secretary for
colonies received . telegram this evening
dated Monsoon. June Is. saying: "The
Siansse mandarin occupying the post Of
Canoun betrayed us. French residents
abandoned their guns and returned to
Mskong escorted by Inspector Gaoeurin.
On Arriving a. Kenwhsim Inspector Gro
Rurin became sick. The mandarin imme-
diatsly sur,oundsd the inspectors house
with . gang Of Siamess, who murdered
fourteen native soldiers The mandarin
himself shot droguriu. who lay helpless In
bed"
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case Of cholera IL reported At Montpelier
to-day. Three deaths from the disease sre
reported At WSontignsn, near Montpelier.
A Deadly Magazine Explosion.

ATHENS juno 16.--The government pow
dor magazine few miles from this city
exploded to-day. Twenty persons III
cludinR officers and soldiers, were killed,
and great damage done to surrounding
property. The GROWN prince has gone 30
tho scene TO aid the sufferers. The loss is
estimated Hs 100000 francs. The maRs-
zine was located at EcaEamsnga,
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Flood aud Mnllsr Malohod.

CHICAGO. June 16.-The Columbian Ath-
lstio club has matched Cal. Flood, Of Aus
trslia. and Peter Maher for . tsn round
contest June 26.
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The President ut His Post.

WARRINGTON, June 16.-Ths president.
though still suffering from rheumatism.
oame to the White house to-day At the
usual time. The regular cabinet meeting
was held.
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Closing Matter May ne Settled To-day.

Closing Matter May he Settled To-day.
CHICAGO. June 16.-ArRuments were con-
cluded in the Worlds fair sunday closing
case before The United States court Of np-
peals to-day and the judges conferred and
court adjourned till tomorrow morning.
II 10 expected, although by NO means GER
tain. that they will render q decision at II
O'Clock.
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Tn. A,,oud..oc :, IN, r.,,.

CHICAGO. June 16.-Whils ths attsndsnes
At the fair to-day was NOT % large % yes
terday. II was above she average. Tho
ofnoials estimate 1260OO people passed
through tho turnstiles. The Official figures
Of yeslsrday's attendance we're 200, 7O6.
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President Carnot Ha. a

President Carnot Has Relapse.
PARIS, juno 16.-The condition Of Plesi-
dent Carnot is believed to be serious, He
suffered relapse to-day. Much anxiety ID
felt as to the result. Tonight he il sliahtl ;
improved.
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A Bureau Chief Resigns,

WASHINGTON. June 16.-Wm. NJ. Mere
dith. chief of the bureau of engraving and
printing, has resigned.
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Prssident,a, Appo,ntu en,..

WAsH1NaroN, June 16. Tho president has
made the following nppointments: George
w. Sandsrlin. OF North Carolina. deputy
third auditor OF the treasury; J. II. Rob-
bins. receiver of public moneys, LaQrande,
Ore; Richard Hagsr, postmaster. Rawlins,
Wyo,
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sho. wi.hou. C.u.. or wnrr.nt.

CHICAGO. June 16.-A verdict was reached
to-day In tho case Of the first victim of the
riots on the drainage canal. II csnsurss the
contractors, LOCKER, Jackson and Mather,
for shooting dsfsnseloss men without cause
or warrant of law.
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CApH CHARLES. Va. Juno l6.-GsorRs
Drisr, the Polish Jew who murdered Mrs.
Fanny NJ. Faddsn In October. 1891, was
hanged at Eastvills. Va. this afternoon.
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Training to Red uce His Flesh.

| WASHINGTON, June l6.-The Post says
that in order to reduce his fesh. which has
been constantly increasing In spite Of work
and worry. President Cleveland is quietly
pursuing the BantinR system. reducing his
meals to two per day. both very simple.
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Tn. oho,.-. spr..a,nx In France.

PARIS. jane 16.-Ssvstal cases Of cholera
have been reported In Limoges One case
has already proved fatal. Six new cases
and four deaths are reported to-day In
Ostse and four canes aud ono death In
Privas. The spread OF the disease 10 fav-
orsd by thc intensely hot weather. One
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Out on = Ticket OF Lenya.

PARIS, juno 16.--Charles dc Lesseps has
been granted ticket Of leave in aooord-
ance with tho decision Of tho court Of cas-
sntion in his case. He will quit tho hos
pital and prison forthwith.
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Free to Choose Their Partiss.

Dxs MONIES. Ia. June l6.-Ths supreme
lodge OF Good Tsmplsss completed its sss-
sion here to-day. Boston was decided -