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TELEeRAPHIc BRIEFS.

A tornado did considerable damage
south OF Cincinnati, Saturday.
The run on the Commercial bank in
Milwaukee Is growing.
The British squadron lost 101 men by
desertion whilo ut Now York.
The historical and genealogical soci.
ETY. Of Fayette county, Pa, has been or.
ganized.
1t is said President Sacaza's fall in
Nicaragua was due to his own mutinous
troops
Four men have been indicted at La.
fayette, Ind, for perjury in tho religious
riot cases.
Nearly seventy furniture factories in
Cincinnati have been shut down because
Of tho strike,
William Thompson's hardware store
at Irwin was robbed Of 500 worth OF
goods Friday night
Liberal Prosbytorians OF Cincinnati,
will hold meeting Thursday, to decide
upon line OF action.
steubonvfllc Sabbatarians have sue
ceeded In closing the cemetery gates on
Sunday for another year.
Broker Gerald A. Dorgan, OF London,
was caught "long" on American securi-
tics and failed yesterday.
Dabblinge in oil unsettled the reason
OF John Wetzel, Of Pine Grove, West
Virginia. He hanged himself Friday
A sergeant and few men at Fort
Isabel, in Spain, tried to raise q revolt,
but wore compelled to take to their
heels.
A buspicious lookingobieCt, supposed
to bO an internal machine, was found in
corridor OF the exchequer court in
Dublin.
A whole family near Cluroncevillo,
Que, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy and their
daughter, were found murdered Satur.
day morning No motive known.
Ralph O. Gaylord, II well known
Omaha business man, has disappeared.
His frionks think his mind has given
way. His business affairs are in good
ahapo
The long lost kentucky girl, Miss
Sallio j. Moore, who mysterious disap-
| DONrOu from NuW lOEki nus TUIuTuVu 10
her home In Marion, KY, with her
babe
The supreme court Of North Dakota
has annulled Captain Yorko's divorce.
The consequence Ia the eX.nnvy pay.
master finds himself with two wives on
his hands.
Tho British flagship Blake has ar.
rived at Halifax. Hor officers are proud
Of the distinction tho cruiser won at
Now York, and pleased with tho hospi.
tality they received
Tho Western Bank, OF New York
city, has Glod suits against tho Amori.
can Cordago Trust, tho Ohio Twine aud
Cordage Company and the Middlotown
Twino Company
Adnm Comfort, a ponitcntlary con,
vict In PHILADELPHIA, laid his head on
tho ground In front Of loaded coa
cart, and the wheel passing over his
neck fractured the Vortebrne
No ahcop can bo imported into Mon
tana from Oregon, California, Nevada
Washington, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah
Colorado or New MoSlco except
upon tho certificate OF tho state
veterinarian that tho sheep have beor
inspected aud found FREQ OF any inlUc
tious or contagious dlspaso. Such Il
tho purport Of q proclamation JUS
Issued by Governor Richards.
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AN AwFUI DISASTER.
sixty Non Imprisonodin n nIlno-AIany b
lioved to HavO Perishcd.

sixty Non Imprisonodin u Mlne-Many Be.
lioved to Hnvo Perlshod.
EAGLE Pass, Texas, juno "A fire
was started late last night in the
Fuente coal mines, situated in Mexico,
four miles from hore. Sixty men Qro
in the minos, and it is feared that all
will lose their lives. Efforts are being
made to roach them by rescuing par-
ties, but it is feared the imprisoned
men can't be rescued.
At 4 o'clock yesterday, shortly after
the locomotive left, the mine was dis.
covered to be on fire and flames were
seen issuing out of the air shafts.
About one half of tho miners were
working near the main tunnel, and
these mado their escape, leaving twen-
ty.six OF their number to perish from
the heat and smoke and from the poi
aonous CAGES, which spread like light
ming to every portion OF the mines.
At u o'clock to-day ono body had
been recovered from tho seventh cham.
Der and shortly after another, fearlully
acorched and bruised was brought tc
tho surface
The tenth chamber has been reached,
and men with ropes to their bodies tc
effect their rescue ii overcome by smoke
arc fighting their why to where the
bodies Of their dead comrades are lying,
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PRlNoEss EuLALIA
Spends Her Last Day in New YOrk-A
Pleasant Excursion.

Pheasant ENCufnlous
New YoRK, June S.-The lniapta
Eulalia passed Sunday entirely in ac-
cordance with her own desires, inde-
pendent ofapy official programme. She
went to mass in the forenoon, received
committee from the Circulo Cervantes
and went on private excursion on the
Dolphin. The princess entered her
carriage at II and accompanied by the
prince, the marGhioness, the duke OF
Tamomes, Commander Davis and Mr.,
and Mrs. j, ]. O'Donohue, the party
drove to st. Francis Xavier church in
West Sixteenth street, and entered be-
tween two lines formed by two COM
panies OF tho st. Francis Xavier cadets
from the preparatory class OF the col
lege.
A private low mass was said in the
chapel OF the college. The Very Rev.
Thomas ]. Campbell, S, j., provincial
OF tho holy order, was celebrant. After
returning to the Hotel Savoy, the
princess breakfasted and then, at her re-
quest, about twenty children whom she
had noticed about the halls OF the hotel
were presented to her, The princess
ceived committee from Circulo Cer-
vantes, the society which gave the ball
in her honor ut Madison Square Gar
den, DR.. Juan N. Navarro, tho presi-
dent OF the society, presented her with
memorial OF the ball in the shape Of
an album bound with white kid and
lined with white moire silk.
The delightful air outside tempted
the princess out of doors for u last look
at New York before her departure for
Chicago. She chose an outing on the
water OF which che is mostfond. At 900
p. IN. she started for her carriage on the
the arm OF Commander Davis, who was
in full uniform. She was followed by
the prince, tho duke and tho march
ioness. The party drove down 9th
avenue to 23rd street and to the East
river, where the Dolphin was lying at
anchor. The princess, at her own re.
quest was travelling incognito and the
usual naval ceremonies wero omitted,
No salute was fired and her standard
was not raised on the DOLPHIN as usual,
The handsome government yacht got
under way at $3.50 and steamed down
the river around New York bay and the
Hudson to Yonkers and down again,
landing tho royal party at west 42nd
street at o'clock. The princess re-
mained in the hotel this evening.
With her party she will leave by special
train over the Pennsylvania road at
1880 tomorrow and go through to
Chicago without stop, except to change
engines at necessary points.
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SABBATH OBSERVANCE.
A stcubonville Pastor Takes Extreme
Grounds ON tho Question.
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A stcubcnville Pastor Takes Extreme
Grounds on tho Question.
Special Dispdtch TO he IRtelli0ene:r.
srEunENvlIIB, o., June AIN talking
on Sabbath observance tonight Rov. l.,
NJ. Milligan, pastor OF the United
Presbyterian church, created q sensa-
ton by declaring that the moral con.
tlict going on now over the closing OF
tho Worlds Fair gates was the greatest
since the civil war, and on its solution
depended the fate OF this nation; that
il the gates arc opened on tho Sabbath
wave Of vice and immortality will
sweep over this country and destroy It'll
that the cause OF those who wanted to
carry out Gods laws was injured by
tenO Oorizers belonging to certain
churches who tried to carry water on
both shoulders: that he had as much
respect for the man who calls Sabbath
Sunday" as for the man who calls his
mother "the old woman" Sunday
means riotous, heather day, and Its
desocrators want it called Sunday. Rev
Milligan has secured the names OF over
100 who will not go to the Worlds Fair
II it is open on the Sabbath.
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The FIsherman,s ILeturn.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 4,-Presi.
dent Cleveland returned to Washington
at 7;4O this morning from hisahort tlsh-
ing trip at Cape Charles, Va, and was
met at the station by Private Secretary
Thurber with the Presidents carriage
and tho two men were driven to the
white house. Mr.. Cleveland STAYED at
the white house half an hour. He then
called for his carriage and was driven
to "Wooley," his summer villa in tho
suburbs OF Washington, where he had
breakfast with Mrs Cleveland. Mr.,
Cleveland is now as brown as berry
and tho brief respite from business has
had the effect OF refreshing him both
mentally and physically, lie has had
good sport and is much pleased with
his trip.
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rn Doc. a hmm rnwn.

JOHNSON Cry, Tenn, juno 4.--Ycs.
torday the Carnegie Land Company
aud Carnegie Iron Company made an
assignment to j. W. Curoi the liabilities
duo lnrgely to DnatNrn and northern
parties, are placed at$l25,OOO, And tho
assets consisting Of new blast furnace,
Motel, lands and town lots aud notes,
are estimated at 100000.
Con, j. I. Wilder, the president, has
Just returned from the cast whore he
lal been to float bonds to tho amount
OF 100000, but tho parties who had
promised TO take thOm found them.
solves utterly unable to do 80 now on
account OF tho prevailing financial
gulhgency and thOte was nothing left
to do butto assign.
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sneetal pl.patcA D tAe llllLI1eneer.

Special DtspdtcA 10 ne IiitHigeRcer,
HuNTINaToN, W, Va, June 4,-The
appointment of Temporary receiver
for the great Norfolk & Western rail.
way system by Judge Jackson, OF the
United States court has, Of course,
created much excitement in this part OF
the state, aud speculation is rife as to
tho consequences. Col, q. Taylor Vim
son, OF this city, whom Judge Jackson
named as temporary receiver until ar
gumen!s are heard on a motion for q
permanent receiver on the Goth inst,
in the United States court at Parkers-
burg, has not interfered with the rum
ming of trains, simply notifying the
agent OF tho company that the affairs
wore in his handa until tho further
ordor OF the court, and matters will DO
allowed to continue as they are until
the court takes further action, 1t ia
very nearly certain, however, that the
whole affair will be settled tomorrow.
1t is learned from undoubted author
!ty that the railway company is fully
Oliyo to tho danger brought about
through the action of the court, and
they will tomorrow offer to settle with
the assignee Of Thompson Brothers, the
contractors, paying tho amount for
which suit was instituted, 1000, and
request Judge Jackson to withdraw the
appointment of the temporary receiver,
taking the entire matter out OF court.
This course will probably be taken by
tho attorneys tomorrow at Charleston,
after which Judge Jackson will dissolve
tho proceedings,
That such great railroad system
should be allowed to 90 into the hands
of receiver on account OF such trivial
indebtedness ia matter OF general
comment. The proceedings in Judge
Jackson's court wero OF the "snap-sho"
kind, The Norfolk & Western, it is
said, having had no notice to appear
and defend itself. Had the company
been represented, the temporary re-
ceiver would probably not have been
appointed, though 1t is true they are in
Strengthened financial circumstances.
Thompson Bros, Of Cattlettsburg,
made two trips to Philadelphia and on.
deavofed for three months to secure q
settlement but could got no satisiac-
ton, Notwithstanding President KIM
balPs published statement, and were
forced into an assignment in conse-
quence. The subsequent proceedings
were taken by the assignee, Attorney
John O. Hopkins, of Cattlettsburg The
impression prevails that Colonel Vinson
was appointed receiver OF the Ohio ex-
tension alone, but this is erroneous, the
appointment being for the entire sys-
tenn.
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1T WAS sCHAFFNER.
Now Thought That tho Missing Bnnker
Committed Suicide.

Now Thought That tho Missing Banker
Committed Suicide.
CHICAGO, juno 4.-The impression is
growing that the man who committed
suicide by jumping from row boat
into tho lake in Lakeviow Friday was
Herman schaGner, the missing banker.
Developments in the case to-day lead
the police to consider this as the most
plausible theory
The principal reason for this belief is
the hat found in the boat has been
identified US tho one worn by Mr..
scha1ner Just previous to his sudden
disappearance. Two Of Mr.. SchaiFnor's
sons to-day identified the hat as having
been worn by their father Some OF the
depositors are talking vigorously Of
prosecuting A. G. Beker Schaliner's
partner, and SchaGner, If he turns up
alive
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SPOKANE, WAsm, juno 4.-Chincso
highbinicrs attacked Frank Wong and
Charley Lum, agonts Of Chinese Six
Companies, In an alley horO last night
and noarly killed them. Clubs and
knives were used and both victims wore
bndly wounded. Wong aud .uin wuro
suspected oi giving Information to tho
police which led to raid OF ah opium
dOn Tho highbindurs escaped.
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THE STATE BUILDINGS.
TAE NEW YoRlk nonnoR.
Names of tho victims Who PcrIshod in ti.'
Flat Fire.

names OI tho Victims VINO fcrlsheu III tho
Flat Fire.
New York, June 4.-Lying in an un-
dortaking establishment in East Twon-
tiOth street arc the five burned and
blackoned bodies OF the persons who
potishcd in tho fire last night in the
flat house 13S East Forty-third street.
With one exception the bodies arc
burned beyond recognition.
The Charrod remains are thouo OF
William Bente, twenty-five years old ;
Louise Bente, twenty-five yearo old, his
wife; Elsie Bente, twenty years old, his
sister, Helen Wetmore Dietz, seven
years old, nioco Of Mrs. Bonte, and
Henry Pugsley, thirty.ilvo years old,
who occupied hall room in the Bentc
flat.
-Four Of tho persons who woro killed,
an investigation showed, were burned
in their bOds, having been overcome by
tho aulloCating smoke before they wore
awakened to realize their danger 1t is
generally believed that tho fire was
caused by hot ashes which had been
sent down on tho dumb waiter
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NDWIN nOOrn DYING.

Tho Great Tragodinn Cannot Llvo-NO
Hopes Even for II Pnrtini Hccovory.
NEw YoHR, juno 4.-Edwin Booth IL
worse. This evening the following bull
lctin was posted at tho playora' club;
"ln regard to Mr.. booths condition
ilon 1t may be atatod that he has grad
ually grown weaker during the past
y hours aud that there Is now very
li1Ilo hope CT oven partial recovery,
"SINcLAiR SMITH, NJ. D."
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RBTUsND DEPUTIES



penlod TO tho British Ambassador.
PORTLAND, oRE., Juno 4.-Unitcd
States District Judge Bollinger has
served an order on Captain Myers, OF
the steamship Danube, which brought
500 Chinese from Victoria, b. O., to this
port, commanding him to bring into
court next Monday a number of Chi.
nese whose certificates had not been
passed upon by tho collector of tho
port.
Tho captain has asked for number
OF deputy marshols to assist in taking
tho Chinese from tho vessel to the
court room, but the request was ro.
fused. II any OF the Chinese escape on
route to tho court room the captain is
hold liable to II heavy fine. llO has,
therefore, through tho British vico con-
sui hero, appealed to tho Britishnam-
bassRdor at Washington Tor relief In
tho matter. Out OF about 400 OF the
Dnnubes Cinnamon already examined
nearly 200 have been refused landing,
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ity of the master in wishing to keep his
pupils for long time in order TO ooR-
tlnue to receive their money caused dis
appointment that resulted In tho un.
settling vi the reason Of all three
Wrong ideas with regard 10 the cheap
ness Of living iu Italy is also another
reason for the failure OF students, many
OF whom think that board can be had
so cheaply that they bring insufficient
funds. This, says Mr.. Hopper, is one
of the primary causes OF final discour-
agement and failure,
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glnnnshIp Arrivals.

NEw YoRK, Juno 4.-Arrivod-Boho.
min, Stettin; LaBourgogne, Havre, hav.
ing on board Mr.. Jefferson Coolidge,
minister to Paris aud familyj Furnos-
sin, Glasgow; Eulda, GOnoai Umbrla
Liverpool. On the Umbrla ogcar Her.
tola, OF Finland, stUorago passenger,
was removed 10 tho reception hospital
suffering from smallpox. Eighteen OF
his fellow passengers who occupied the
eamo compartment In tho steoragB worO
removed to Hoffman island for obserya.
ton. Aitor thorough dislnfccllng,
the steamer was permitted to proceed,
Arrived--Auatrian corvette, Frunds.
borg, Captain Rousseau, Philadelphia,
ilyo DAYS, with 227 crew and two guns.
Tho Frundsbcrg Is an Austrian wooden
ship under tho command Of Captain
Rousseau. Captain Rou9sOau says tho
corvette will remain ut New York about
twonty.four days, aud tho studcdts will
bo taton IN dotachments to visit tho
Worlds Fair
SOUTHAMPTON, Juno 4.-Arriycd-'
Travu, Now York.
LoNDoN, June i,--Arrlyol Mime.
sofa, Philadelphia
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A Chnnpo Of ministers.

BERLIN, June 4. : William Walter
Phelps, the retiring United States min
istor, presented at the castle this after
noon his letter OF recall. Immediately
afterward Freihcre Marchall Won Blob
orstein, minister Of foreign afialrs, in
troduced to the emperor Theodore Run.
yon, tho now United States minister.
Mr.. Runyon wore tho uniform Of gen.
nruI
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THE EA11 nIvnR MYSTERY.

The Police Think They Have the Murderer
of Bertha Manchester.
FALL RIVER, MASS, June 4.-Joseph
Tor Josoy) Carroiro, suspected of the
horrible murder OF Bertha May Man.
chester, is under arrest in tho central
police station, charged with homicide
That he really committed tho murder
there appears to be little room to doubt
in view Of the developments made in the
investigation which ended at o'clock
this morning.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., June 4,-Barou
Won saurnca Jeltsch, the first German
ambassador to the United States
is about 54 years OF age
and has been in the diplomatic
service 25years, having been attached tc
most Of the European courts as secre-
tary OF legation. Baron Joltsch is OK
pected to arrive in this country during
tho early part Of August
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Colunbinn shooting Contest.

CHICAGO, June 4.-The international
Columbian prize shootingcontest began
this afternoon. The shooting is to be
OH each Sunday aud Monday until the
tirst Sunday in September. The firing
to-day was ut 200 yards, Toggenbergor,
Of Chicago, winning the gold medal for
the greatest number OF bulls eyes and
tho hiyhnat acorp
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nnyolntlonlsta DIInoraed.

MADRID, Juno 4.--The company Of
revolutionists who made demonstra-
tion near Puenta La koina, Navarro, on
Friday, havo boon dispersed by the
military. Three rovolutionists wero
killed aud two others wore wounded
AnYnrnlY.
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CHINESE DECISION
Upon the Exclusion ACT by the U,
8 Supreme Court
May have A MUCH WIDER SCOPE

And Affect Greater Variety of Per.
sons than was supposod-A Case in
Which a Foreign Government Used
Similar Arguments to that Mado by
the American Court to Justify its
Decree of ExpuIsIon-An Austrian's
Case Brought to Light-rhe Chinese
Decision Not Without a Notable
Precedent,
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MAY Be DiSS0L WE'D.
The Norfolk & Western Receiver
ship Affair.
THE TROUBLE MAY BE SETTLED

To-day and tho Matter be Taken Ont
of court-Tho Company was Not
Represented by Counsel in the
United States Court and Judge
Jaokson's Granting of tho Applica-
ton for a Reoeiver Merely Formal
Pending ssttlement-TheP Plain.
tiTs Forced to an assignments by
tho CompGny's Action.
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IT RAINED TORRENTS
In Chicago, but Sixty Thousand
People were at the Fair.
IF THE WEATHER HAD BEEN GOOD

There Is no Telling What an Enor.
NOUS Crowd There Would Have
Been-worIrtngmen and Their Fam
illes View the Great Art aud Manu-.
taeturos Exhibits-rhe Crowd Made
Up of Poor People who Gould Not
Afiord to Go During the Week-The
Number Registering at tho State
buildings shows that They Are AT.
tpaolive Features.
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church IN tlo Kromiln robbed.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 4.-'1t transpirod
yesterday that while tho Czar was in
Moscow recently tho church Of tho
Chudova monastry within tho Kremlin
was plundOred Of q vast amount Of plato
and money. Tho total loss 10 estimated
at between 100000 and 100000 rou-
hlpp
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Special Dispatch 10 he IHttI!tgcncdr
srunENvlIIE, O., June 4.-Eddie Mas
ters, son Oft Cleveland and Pittsburgh
section foreman, John Masters, was
drowned last night while bathing al
Portland, this county.
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WHY THEY FAIL.
A sldo Light Thrown oil tho Methods of
Music Masters In Italy.

a sido Light Thrown OH tho Methods of
Music Masters In Italy.
WAsnEeToN, D. O.. June 3,-Mr.
George W. Hopper, United States con-
sui at Milan, Italy, has madO an inter
csting report upon tho difficulties GU
countered by American musical stu
donts in Italy. Mr., Hopper Gays that
the groat majority of young students
who go to Milan to "tlniHh oG' return
to their homes In few years without
having received great benefit, and dis.
illusionod Us to the merits Of Italian
masters, and he thereupon proceeds to
give some advice as 10 how this disup.
pointing result may DO prevented. The
collection OF q teacher, no says, 10 ono OF
tho most difficult problems which
Confronts tho now arrival. Now
TINT tho two most famous,
San Giovanni aud Lamporti, arc
dead, there remains tho 100 othOrs, more
or less celebrated from whom to
choose. Young women who arO wrongly
allowed to come alone to this country,
nro hero confronted by another dill.
Guilty, rs eoCial etiquette, which forbida
their taking n lesson unless third por.
son DO present, condemns their appear.
uncU in public alone. This custom Is
gradually giving way TO more liberal
views, but II has often, oven recently,
subloctcd several young women TO tho
most annoying persecution.
Out Of tho hundreds who havo como
TO liavo their voices tested ono only 10
my knowledge received an honest vor.
dict from the mastOr to tho ofToct that
tho quality OF her voice did not justify
hor III commencing lessons. Uniortu.
nately tho majority uro lod TO believe
that thOy arc destined for a successful
career
Thtco cases have been brought tc
Mr. Hoppor's attention whore the cupid
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Mn,nh llnni,rr nnntl.

vienna, juno Paul sChiG, banker
and the heaviest apeulator on the
Vienna bourBo, diod to-day.
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loSboS. Juuo 4.--Tho olnccs Of the
Western Nal newspaper At CGtdiIl
burned to-day, Loss S30Q0OO.