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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

LONDON, June l0.--At Ascot Heath
today, tue Ascot stakes, distance about
two miles, was won by A, Taylor Jr's
AboTigiue; Sir r. Jardiue's Red En-
sign second; II. Wadl0w'S spindle.
Leg third. rhe betting hs the
horses went 10 the post was 100 10 II
against Aborigine; 100 TO II against
Red Enslgu; 5 10 against Spindle
Leg. Lord Elsmsre's lnglo led until
this straight was reached, when Low
ther's HoundsdiIch went ahead, but
Red Ensign aud Abotlgine quickly
passed Houndsditch, Abofigine won
by two lengths and n half from Red
Ensign.
The Prince OF Wales's stakes ior
3-yoar-Old colts, over new course,
about mile aud i've iurlougs, was won
by Henry Milnef's Contract; Lord
Bfadfords brown colt, Beignlerton,
second, and Douglass BAitd's bay colt,
SemprOnius, thifd.
A gold vase, given by her majesty
with a special purse, was added 10 the
sweep stakes. The distance, about
two miles, was won by Quaisilumi
SaTana second, Batmecide tnird.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19
EXAMINATION TODAY
II is HOH The Teachers Turn 10
Undergo a Rigid Test
An EVEN HUNDRED APPLICANTS.
"Distribullou Day al st. MarJ's
Acadpmy-An Interesting Program
This Afternoon.

Examination Of candidates Tor poe
lions tn the city schools commenced
this morning. one hundred por'ous
are tn nllendancs upon tbs oxa ina.
ton, Of whom twenty-five are Uni.
vctsi,y stu tents, lnlrty.fiye have
taught before, anu the remainder are
new TO the teaching profession.
Before commencing the examination
each candidate Is expected to hIl out a
card with the following data: Name,
nso, character Of education, whether
normal, collegiate. common school,
namv rehabilitation, ~ graduate, cA.
perlcncs In teaching, In both graded
and ungr,do1 work, grade Tor which
application lie made aud permanent reel.
dencc.
To preclude the possibility Of iavorIl.
ism IN tho examination each cauti
date l. numbered, aud the number
ouly ~ written on the manuscript aud
not the namB Of the applicant Tor y
certificate.
There will DO three grades Of ceitih.
Gates is,uoii Pnmity, Grammar aud
High School. FOR Primary aud
Grammar certificates an average Of "a
per cent will DO required,
| aud certificates thus Issued
will be good for one year.
In orderto DO eligible for Hilh school
/ certificates, candidates must have
reached an average of 30 per cent IN
grammar grade suiJects, alter which
anAvurage Of 50 per cent must be- at
tainud Ia the additional subleotH, which
arc algebra, physical geography, olyi
government physics aud elementary
botany.
In the examination this year, tbs
pedagogics will DO required rather thar
tho knowledge VI tue subject cJn'
slderod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19
Ariinn AeninsI lhe Nm.

The Wasalka Mineral Springs com.
pnny mas Instituted legal proceedings
ia the Iuirl district court against
Salt Lake CITY.
Tho plaintiffs SGT forth that they sre
tho owners Of "a certain mineral spring,
-iluated on lot- /, land IL, Lake View
suuliylsiou,tn at the value VI the spring
consists IN ia sale no mineral water
I'D the bOllling aud sale OF which the
company Ia now engaged, and for that
purpose Ia sale value cOnsislH In being
uurs aud clean. That the defendants
Jwn lRuu adjoining, within sixteen
ds OF the sprlngi that they iu the
after part OF 1902, placed large quku'
MY VI dtoayeu Tar, cTeOs1tu oil, debris,
nth aud other things on their land,
nat II soaked through the Foil, Rnd poll
lutoi the spring AMI ruined ana tues
T0yed the business VI the PLAINTIFF
" more than six mDnths. Plaintiffs
say they removed the nuisance ~ an
Expense NJ 1000, and allege that they
usIainod damages 10 their business TO
The amount Of $1,000. Wherefore Judg-
.nent for $4,000 Is demanded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19
DOCTORED RECORDS.
Sill Resumes His Story Blloro The
LTmOF Plate Committee,
HE IDENTIFIES CLIMBS REPORTS
And Denies the Allegation that the
Frauds We're Duo 10 Workmca
Desiring 10 Iniure the Company.

wAsuiNorON, June i0.-lniormer
Sill today resumed his general uarrstivo
to tho congressional investigation
committee Of the armor plate frauds NJ
tho Carnegie works. His Identification
Of specific islslfications ia the reports
presents a startling ntray Of Irregular
HES. Sill identified Superintendent
Clino's hsniwrlting on the fala!fied
reports and said w. l.. Corrls and &.
l.. Craig could ideauiy the Writing.
Sill denied General Superintendent
schwab'a allegation that a few discon.
tented workmon cJnspirod 20 iuiure
the company. lie Toiutui Schwab's
statement that the iuiuTmurs were men
who mad come In during tho strike In
tho hope OF getting enormous wages.
Sill said he was employed IN the Car
negic works before the sttiku aud dii
not 20 out.
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INVITATIONS BY HUNDREDS.


Mt. Joseph Llppman, Of the Repub.
licAu convention committee on trans
portation stated today that from hvo
hundred to seven hundred Invitations
hsi been sent 10 wldt-a wake Ropubli-
cans Ia different parts Of the Territory
with urgent requests 10 attend the biz
convention NJ Denver. Responses
were already being received, and from
Ogden, Provo Aid other points remote
from Salt Lake ASSURANCES Of large at
tendRuce were coming In,
Most OF the preliminary arrange
monts for the excursion have been
made and thu special cars which will
bear the delegates 10 their destination
will be decorated with magnificent
streamefs and other devices umuluua.i
cal Of the purposes u tho trip. Alrpsiy
tho painting h well IN hand and dur
lug the week will DO exhibited " iht
gaze Of this public.
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and many other t,auuiul designs TOO
numerous ~ mentlDu,
The studio pieluuicd n pleasing spec
iac'r, presenting 40 b: did some work
Nv the students which 81 very sftistic.
Miss X. Lawrence, u Park City, has
on exhibition an enlarged portrait Of
her ihtucr, besides cHyo1 I0riraiis,
marine scones, Utc,; Miss lNirklanI, OF
Cheyenne, a moonlight scene, choc0.
late suts aud vase, Miss J. Hayes, this
city, copy Of steel orgiaviug, pastel
aud mountain scene; alsJ neat wOfR by
Miss l.. Douuollau, Mics T.. Robertson,
aud Mis- T.. Wall, all OF this olly;
Miss G.. Fcrguoou, VI Deep Creek.
In written work Mits II. McFaiden
presents some excellent specimens in
penmauship, a. we'll o. Miss ID. Fofsu'
sou, wh1 also has come cfu1itnhlc work
tn chemistry. There nro also some
specimens iuwfitton worn, in geometry
literature, trigOn0mutty, and other oil
the higher studiUp,
Tomorrow, at no O'Clock, the com
niencement exercises v, the academy
will occur.
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TWO COURTS IN ONE.
Fifteen More Cases Against tho Mcr'
chants Protective Association.

Tho end to the suits filed against the
Merchants Protective association IL
not yet There arc fifteen stlll pend
ing between Commissioner Mentally
and Justice whitehorne's courts. lu
order, however, % savs time It was
arranged that tbs two judges should
ut together, listen to the arguments Of
counsel, aud then each render his own
independent decision,
Accordingly this afternoon, Ia
Commissioner MoNAlly's apartment
In tho Eagle block, Attorneys
ID. n. 5traup and n. J. Dinniny
appearing respectively for plaintiffs
aud dciendanisl are volubly pourin x
their Arguments into the eats VI the
"two courts" on the demurrer 10 com.
plaint, tho ground Of said demurrer
being that n Jusllco's court has no
Jurisdiction Ia such matter as thai
now sprung.
Justices OF the Peace Harvey and
Lochriv have already passed upon sim
liar cases-lhe former holding in tn,
negative and tbs latter In the aiilrma-
tive. lt now remains 10 DO see
what view OF tho subject will be take q
by Messrs. McNAlly aud Whiteh0rn.
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Disqualified Riremen.

Another u a series OF many "striet-
ly confidential" meetings Of the board
Of FIRE aud police commissioners was
held At the office OF Chairman Sails
bury this afternoon. In the mean
while the fate Of several fromen hangs
Ia the balance. II IL known that a
number OF them arc disqualified aud
that they cannot pass muster on ac-
count Of physical disabilities which 10
not rebound much " their credit. IL
IL rumored that an opportunity will he
given them 10 resign. In case they
refuse then an investigation will be
held anu the particulars Us regards
their condition disclosed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19
TUSCARORA ESCAMPMGNT.
A Few Of the Multitude OF Strange
Features that are on the Program.

rhegreat Feast Of tho TuscaroraS ht
Calder's Park, June n to -, promises
20 be- one OF the most mixed II not
interesting events 0f the summer
season In the way VI amusom ent anu
relaxation. No such pfodiglUus pro.
gram has ever been prepared for any
local tournament.
The best baseball clubs, the stTonses
football teams, tho EWiflost cyolers,
tue mlst supple gymnasts, the crack
shots, the iluest dancers, tho iunulesi
impetsOnatOfs, the fastest runners, the
strongest wrestlers, tn most scientific
boxer, the leading military companies
are all on tho program.
Ths champion yAulter Of Colorado
wants 10 meet the bea. high Jumper iI
Utah, ana there will DO lat meH't
races, sack racos, throwing tho ham.
mrr, etc. The midway PlalAncB'
Is 10 boa very "oalchy feature"
Local terpsicnOro artists will also
take their turn Ia competing ior
prizes and amusing the people, while
The "HumAu spider" on tho spanish
webs Will perform clever aud dillcul,
ieats,
There will also be many kinds OF
games Tor children, with pretty prize
The festival Will open with parHG'
through the principal streets on Thur
Jay afternoon beginning az 8 O'Clock
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A Qunrlette Of Them.

The county clerk issued marriage
licenses today to the following persons
contemplating matTlmouy' Howard
=. Page, ~, and Miua Huiton Ravens,
30, both Of this CITY James Fotsythe
IT,, II, aud Myrtle h. Mowroy, Is, also
" Salt Lake; Hans Hanson, 2S, OF Big
Cottonwood, aud Mary wilkins, ~, Of
south Cottonwood; David IL. Chrisleu-
sun, 20. OF Pays0u, and Catherine
Dean, 25, Of SAT- Lake CITY.
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PrOsncnllng His Bartender.

In the police court this afternoon the
charge OF selling liquor on Sunday pre-
ierred against Oscar Youngberg, was
withdrawn aud tho case dismissed.
The prosecution then directed their
attention 20 William Kempe, Mr..
Youngborg's BARTENDER ana were sn-
deavOrng TO prove hun guilty OF the
same otienss a. that originally lodged
against his employer Nc the NEWS
went TO press. He demanded and got
Jury trial.
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TWO CHILDREN DETAINED
Aud a Writ Of llabeas Corpus Issued TO
lest the Matter.

Mts. Sarah J. Tangy has ps,ltioned
the Territorial Supreme Court TOT a
writ Of habuas corpus; and the same
has been granted and made returnablo
Ia the supreme Court on Friday next
She o. seek iug % recover possession
VI two children, aged two anu four
year., now Ia tue Keeping 0i Herbert
Sheffield, Of Kaysyilic, 10 is repre-.
suntui that UPON the desth Of petition.
rt's husband, Thomas Iangy, At
KAysyillu, In August Of last year, Mrs,
laugy delivered the children ~ que
Henry Morgan 10 care Tor while sho
attended her husbands funeral. Later
shu requested Morgan to return the
children 10 her, bu, no refused aud ia
September Of tue samu yeu delivered
them to Sheffield, who has since kept
them entirely agaiust the mothers
WlEhUF,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

The eighth annual commruccmon
exercises Of All Hall0ws College wcro
held Ia the hail o' the college buiiiiug
last evening AMI were attended by an
unusually large audience. The pro.
gram was introduced with mueic ny
tho btul, after which tue DRAMA
triumph Of Justice, was well ret
dored. Then camu some Hue inter
ludes under the direction OF Father
Nader, and number " old familiar
songs IA mrdiuy8 which we're much
enjoyed,
Commercial diplomas were awarded
10 WIN. Ryan, Peterson. utAh, Simon
Leonard, OF Dummonl, Montana;
James Decrlng, OF Marysyille, Mon
tana; and VIM. Miller, Of this city.
The gold medal for good conduct was
given by the very Rev. ID. Kelly
V. q. was awarded 10 Thomas Lynch,
Of Desert Springs, Utah. Tho
gold meiul tor religious Instruction
Ia the senior classes, given by Rev.
Thomas dalligau, " Park City, was
awarded % simon Leonard, Patrick
Parker being hOuOrably distinguished.
rhu gold medal tot religious iusIfuc.
ton ~ tue iuui0r classes was awarded
10 John Gallagher, while william
Lenihon was hOnUfAbly mentioned.
Tho bfats band modal was awarded 10
A. O'Leaty, of AnacJnla, Mont, and
tho q. llcgu IL cation medal 10 Hugh
Ryan, James Dogfing being entitled
10 honorable distinction. The OGcf'
else, passed OIL croditably AMI sue
ppeHuIltN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19
INDIANS ARE MAD!
Life and Property Rot Safe 10 The San
Jlll County.
WHITE MrS TOO FEW 10 FIGHT
Judge Hammond Says Soldiers arc
Needed to Protect the People In
1heir Homes.

su,c.affr rs Stw4
BLuFF, san Juan county, Utah,
juno 10, lsgi.-indlana from Las Pinas
agency ate down hero In large mum.
ben, with 900 head Of ponles paslurlng
on cur already overlooked raugoi.
They are rroying upon our sheep and
cattle, and ATE mad because Congress
failed TO rstiiy thr treaty made with
them, to place them here In this
country.
II We sro not IN some way protected
We might 40 well abandon the coun-
Try, Tor lite aud property are not safe
with these rowing Dands OF savages
providing iu our midst. They are too
strong and numerous Tor W TO contend
with in battle.
W. nto completely Ia their hands,
aud at their mercy. They look upon
this country an thoita nud the settlers a.
Ifospussers. This iu the result Of break
Ing faith with tile rod man. Nothing
short Of u company Of soldiers sta
toned huiC will protect w.
r. a. HAMMOND.
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I'D Anusr or an nNIFE
'rusAdo Against the Mania for
surgical Operations,

AkhNhHN wv wv
surgical Operations.
ST. Louis, June i0.--Laparotomy
l~ IL uses ami abuses. Surgeons
nave recognized its use for some time,
tl' they are beginning 10 discusH It's
tousu now. The moe conservative
phyhicians OF ~. Louis are contcm'
HAhng "A crusade against the inoom'
ls'tht wielders OF this surgeons knife,
many physicians have complained
liom Time To time that capital opera
u9ns we're being performed when there
was no necessity for them. OF There
gleFAll0na LaparOtOmy seems to have
vttu the iav0Tllo of tue amateurs.
d" Thomas O'Rsilly, n prominent
,Aigoon VI this city, inspired by some
Incident which came 10 his knowledge
w his capacity as medical adviser anu
which he refuses 20 reveal recently
wrote a letter 10 Health COmmissiOnof
hOman, la which he called Dr. do
Mhh's auentlon 70 the many deaths
luuUing from LapHrotomy. H.
.halheleTized the knife Of the surgeon
nhen employed Ia such operations 10
We July as dangerous ~ that Ui the
N.a'Hln, ana In the name Of humanity
'hed DE-. HOmau to protect sufferer
lDlh thls operation being performed,
Except II was recommended by Two o.
more ply sioians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19
Made a Special order.

AtyestoFiay afternoons session Of
the county court, Ia addition to what
Appealed In the NEWS, the following
was adopted: "rhat the petition OF
James Nicholson and fUrty-two others,
asking Tor lhe creation Of IA now pre-
ciuct OUT Of a part OF Draper precinct,
aud comprising all Of school district
No. 81, having buou reported by the
county attorney ~ wholly within tho
power VI the county court " grant OF
reject, therefore bB 1t resolved that tue
same be- made special order for dis
position on Monday, June 25."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

Special Dlspafs1 tons NEWS.
RAwLiSs, Wyo, June l0.-Engi.
nter James King received letter to-
day from Baggs, In the southern part
Of Carbon county, stating that his
brother, Richard King, had beon acct.
dentally shot, and was m very
critical condition. II appears that Mr.
King was ut work on his ranch when a
party OF soldiers who were out hunting
came along. Ole VI thtir number
took him Ir an antolops and fired be-
fore they discovered the terrible
0lunder. The bail struck Mr. King In
the right breast passing entirely
through bis body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19
An Evening Excursion.

For moonlight excursion ON the
Lake, It lie commonly understood that
the first requisite IL clear moonlight.
But that real enjoyment does not de-
pend on anything 10 tickle, was well
illustrated Last evening IN the expert
euce Of a Jolly party Of men, who
reached SAllair frJm this city ut 7
O'Clock aud lott tho pavilion for
home, per special train, ut two
minutes after midnight, At s
O'Clock the trim little TslulA was 70.
leased from her uneasy chatiHgs at the
hswser which held hor to heT
wharf, anu for the next lhroe
hour she CALAMITY plowed the
main, hrAl across TO aud along the
west coast Of Antelope Island, then
straight back almost 10 Garfield, then
around to Saltalf Hgain-abOut twenty.
ak miles Of a cruise, all toll. Tue ln-
constant moon was late in rising, and
very timld when she diI at last get up;
hut nothing else was lacking 10 tue
pleasure OF the trip, song, story,
speeches and sOCiability were the order
and 1t was right merrly pursued. The
committee were MB'sra w, II. Me-
MILAN, Kenneth Kerr and Il. L..
Little, Of whom only Mr., Kerr was
present-but he was "A host Messt,,
". w. aud /. A. Clayton were tho r..
cipients OF uuslinted praise for q 4
pleasure that had been provided for ia,
party, which included representatives
from tho army aud navy, tho railroad,
the press, ETC., etc. Before leaving
Saltair was toasted to the echo; al 4
the train ma 10 The home run IN mint
teen minutes.
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Iherlnee for . nrsaI. y -.

WAsmNGrON, June l0.-rue senate
committee on commerce. today heard
the testimony concerning the fuspect'
I've merits Of San Monica and san
Pedro a. place 10 build breakwaicr
on the coast neat Los a uglus. T.. l..
Corthel, civil engineer, stated that "a
brcakwntef ut San Monica would cost
s3,72g, 100, white he quoted the report
Of tbs board " engineers showing that
thr cost at San Pedro would be 81, si3
iiO. Engineer Raymond spoke ON tue
snu Pedro site.
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NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, Juno TO-
Mat h Judged by railroad men 10 be
y exceedingly clever attempt 10 swim.
. western eEcurslonists coming to
yAgsra Falls II Just coming 10 light.
ilire handsomely gotten up mileage
l.ks have been issued by ghe "Now
IIk and Niagara Falls Railway oom.
aty,n that have every indication of
,dg genuine. There Is no such a
nlway aud these books have probably
ain printed by ahIrperz TO sell to
Iaierner coming to the Falls and
.ulung 10 20 further east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

YANClUvER, Is. g., June l0.-The
a,ag aivltcs from different points
ei.e that the Frazer has receded fully
n iert from thu high water mark ut
~ points between POpCum and Lang
ll, aud blowing and seeding of the
alds covered by water short umo
i,o has commenced. Steamers leave
Asw Westminster today with seed for
10 sogvis and " fine weather lasts n
iigc AREA VIII be under crop by tho
ial VI the week. Tho weather 10 still
uy hgt.
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School House Plans.

Tho committee ou sites aud buildings
" the board OF education will meet
Tonight for the purpose u inspecting
plans anu specifications Tor n i0uf.foom
DtiUk school building Ia Poplar Grove,
a similar structure Ia tho Annex, anu
twO.fuOm building IN North Salt
Lakr. The plans ate competitive and
the architects will be- out IN force ~
urge the superiority " their work.
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NEW NomS, June l9.-At the open.
Ing VI thu stock market Union Pacific
was depressed sugar l.. Sugar
quickly rallied
A general stump carried Northern
Pacific. preferred, down ], Union Pa
citlc, !; Oregon Short Lane, 4; sugar
I; At,nison, 4; Oregon! Navigation
broke per cent to II,
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For rcddling Without a License.

q. \. smith, a painter, was hnod g.
In the Police court this forenoon for
peddling vegetables without license.
Tho defendant denied that ho was
guilty ami sought 10 prove that ho Was
simply employed by one T.. l.. Dlehl 20
drive fruit wagon Tor him, but he
made out poor case, with the result
ELntNl.
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NEW PoRT, II. T., June l0.-Tho
Fall river steamer Plymouth which
ran on rock on Rose's Island last
evening In not yet released. The
pumps have been able to keep the hold
lolorAhly tree from water. Most OF the
passengers were taken OIL by mlinlght
nut some slept comfortably ON board
until morning, The Plymouth was IA
double steel hull, anu only tue outer
one WAS broken by the rocks IL N
expected she will DO got oil the rocks
ut high tlde.
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FRErpJRr, ILL.,, June 10. - Fred
Ha,sulman, residing near this city, who
tls lust returned home from tne woai
.smaudod money rom his widowed
bother. She refused anu he threatened
bklll her. HIs sister interiered aud
Hasselman drew revolver and fred
bic sister, infiictiug wound which
sIll probably prove fatal. Hasselman
Ten ned, but was captured last night
y a posse Of armed officers and oiti-
iens lie fought desperately aud was
syurely wOuuded before he would
give up He IL now In Jail.
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WAsiuNuTON, June 10. Tho Presl.
dent has returned from hls trip down
tue bay.
Mt. Cleveland has been benefited
very much from the trip. ltwas stated
by MI. Thurber that the President had
no recurrence Of biB complaint anu ielt
perfectly restored 10 health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

CHICAGO, June IO.-rhe American
Railway union delegates today defeat
cd the proposition u admit negroes TO
the organization, by a vote OF ll3 to
1902.
A resolution OF the National Sea-
mons union calling for national logis.
lallon for the benefit OF the merchant
marine was adopted. Chicago was
selected as tbs headquarters Of the
union.
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LoEDJS, Jun iD.-Sir William Hat-
court will retire from the lower house
al tue close Of the present session and
bee elevated 10 the House OF Lords. The
choice Of a successor 10 Sir william
~ liberal leader seems 10 BE- between
Henry CAmpbcll'Banuermau, Henry
Asquilh anu John Morley.
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within six or oig 1t miles west OF the
town,and 10 it, severity and behavior.
the doctors are Inclined to call IL
choittA. One physician ~ Paris 10.
porte hily-seveu cases. Several deaths
have already occurred.
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lHlGED BY WATER
,..n,yt and Storms Reported in
Several Places.
...,os OF GRAIN WASHED AWAY.
p.,, Killed ny Llghining-Ihe
street., Of Kansas Town
Inundated.

,..r gAyES, Pa June ia
tur, In Pennsylvania Valley
''.,,btua,hcd away entire fields Of
80 enin. The damage is greater
ma inflicted by the recent flood.
tovppour was accompanied by a
y. electric storm. Three boys,
~ and Eddie Loz aud Chas.
s,,,,f. who took refuge under a tree,
,lruck by lightning. Eddie Lo1
~ Hunter we're fatally Injured.