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SIT longer ana later. lie asked that
unanimous consent be given to vote on
all the sugar amendments ut an early
hour tomorrow. Mr.. Hoar suggested
that it was too MUCH to ask the senate
to vote without debate on all the amend
ments offered to the sugar schedule. He
suggested that vote be taken on the
amendments to the bounty paragraph at
1 o'clock, and that then the debate on
the other amendments be under the ten
minute rule with the understanding that
the entire schedule be disposed of to-
morrow. This was finally agreed to.
The galleries of the house were un-
usually well filled and on the floor there
was a goodly array of occupied desks
during the early part of the day. AS
the afternoon wore on TIE attendance
tlinned out, and when adjournment came
there was not half-hundred members Oh
the floor. The state bank tax bill was
discussed during the day.
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Prisoners to Receive n Dollar a Day
for the Time They Have Been Held

San Francisco, Special.-For over fif-
teen months nine seamen against whom
LC charge has been made have been gov
crnment pris oners at Angeles island.
They were witnesses against st. Clair,
Eparf end Hanson, the woUld-be pirates
Uf the bark Hesrer, Who killed Mate
Fitzgerald, sfter having plotted to kill
oil the officers and cruise the southern
tea as freebooters. The witnesses Were
unable to give boLds and were thrown
into the government penal Institution,
pending an appeal to the supreme court.
Each has been allowed 81 day as wit
hess fees, however, and they will be paid
their money to-day, when all will be re-
lc; sed, in accordance with an order from
Washington. The death watch has been
put upon the condemned pirates, ag tinst
whom they were witnesses.
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Foreign Gossip.

Eleven deaths from cholera occurred
ut Warsaw Russia, in three days.
An explosion occurred in Il mine at
AnderleuS, Belgium, killing six miners
and injuring several others.
Admiral daGama will make an On
deavOr to raise funds in Europe with
the purpose of reviving the revolution.
The czar issues Il decree depriving
Russian officials of the power of dis
missing SubOrdinateS.
1t is noticed that no cabinet minister
has been invited to attend the confer
ence at Leeds in June on the subject
Of reform of the House of Lords.
A riot between MaSOnS and Catholics
occurred yesterday in Paris owing to
the inscription on monument to Joan
of Arc.
The Bulgarian cabinet has resigned.
Dr. d. GrccOff, the minister of foreign
affairs, has been charged to form Il new
cabinet.
Senior Don Claudio Vicuna, who was
elected to succeed Balmaceda as preSi-
dent of Chilli, has been sentenced by the
court in Santiago to fifteen years exile.
The Japanese ministry has recently
been very severe on native newspapers.
as many as three or four having been
suspended in one day.
NJ. Dupuy has completed the new
French cabinet. Gen. MERCER is minis
of foreign affairs. a=-e---.-
In the British house of commons the
minister of agriculture denied the eN-
cluSiOn of Canadian and American cat
tie was with other intent than to keep
out disease.
Prince Augustus of SaXeCOburg and
GOtha was married yesterday morn
ing in the church of the HOrburg. Wen
na. to his cousin, the ArchducheSS Caro-.
line immaculate. of the Tuscan branch
of the Hapsburg-LOrraine.
A recent freshct along the Han river
in China caused great damage and loss
of life. About 600 bodies have been re-
covered LOO houses being destroyed.
A celebration of the Fourth Of July
is being arranged for by Brazil to shOW
her gratefulness to the United States
for support during the recent civil war.
The most conflicting reports are in
circulation regarding the invention
which NJ. Turpin, the inventor Of me-
Unite is said to have sold to Germany
for 5.OOO,OO0 francs. The invention is
described as being calculated to entire
ly change the system of warfare, and
the report Of its sale, true or untrue has
caused Il sensation in military and di-
plOmatic circles.
Prince Augustus of SaXeCOburg and
Gotha was married to his cousin, the
archduchess Carolina immaculate, of
the Tuscan branch of the Happsburg-
Lorraine The ceremony was attended
by Emperor Francis Joseph and the
Austrian court. Prince Augustus is a
grandson of the late cX-Emperor of
Brazil The prince was born in Rio
de JaneirO on Dec. 6, 1867, and is an
officer in the Austrian navy. The
Archduchcss Caroline was born in Alt
Munster on Sept. ), 1860.
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Helena, Mont, June 5-Early S1n-
day IL orning two armed men entered the
day coach of the train that was laid up
at Thompson Falls, west of Missoula, on
account of the water and commanded
the passengers to hold UP their hands
One of them covered the car with his
revolver and the other searched the pas.
SCI gers, taking everything of value. The
largest amount taken FROM one man was
SIS. In all the robbers secured about
500 and several watches. AS soon as
the work was completed they jumped
from the car and fled before the alarm
corld De given. No trace has been
found Of them at this time.
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Otherwise.

J. A. Cutler, hardware merchant Of
Bourbon, Ind, has assigned.
s. B. Warren & Co.. stock brokers
at New York, have failed.
Nebraska has so serious drouth that
many farms are abandoned.
DR.. Rice wins good stake event at
Norris Park.
An attempt will be made to reorgan-
ize the old TranscOntinental Pas 'cngCr
association.
The knights of Pythias expect 1900
cOnclave in August.
Turner, ILL.,, tramps must either leave
town or work on the streets with chain
and ball.
freasOnable talk is indulged in by
minister at the dedication of COnfed-
crate monument at Richmond. Va.
Horse racing is not a lottery, ac-
cording to the United States supreme
court.
The Presbyterian general assembly
adjourns. 1t will meet at Pittsburg
next year.
New York Typ )graphical Union No.
unveiled a statue of Horace Greeley
at the junction of Broadway, Sixth
avenue and Thirty-third street.
Pine lands III the Duluth district
worth S1,OOO,OO0 is awarded to Freder-
ick Weyerhaeuser and the Mississippi
River Logging company by Judge Mel
son, of the United States court.
4 high official III the International
Typographical union, in letter to
Postmaster General Bissell, says the
Union will work for the defeat of con-
gre ssmen who oppose govern nent own
ersbir. of the telegraph.
Miss Frances Willard announces that,
owing to the financial stress in the
United States, she returns to the Ma
tional Woman's Christian Temperance
union her last, two years salary which
she has received as president of that
organization.
Lyman Palmer, aged IS, of New Or
leans, married Mrs. Mary Palmer, aged
75, at Waukegan, ill. The couple have
each been married three times, and in
spite of this the bride has never chang
ed her naIuc, all Ecr husbands being
Palmers. This last one is nephew
of her first husband.
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No Bond Issue,

Washington, June 5.--It can be stated
on the highest authority that the pub
Eshed statements that another bond issue
is i'll contemplation, are absolutely with
out foundation. Mr.. Carlisle, when
questioned to-day in regard to the mat
ter, stated that the subject of another
bend issue had not been mentioned in
cabinet, and he had had no conferences
with the president regarding it. 1t is
believed by those whose opinions are of
value that the question of another issue
of bonds will not be considered until the
cash balance and gold reserve are much
lower than they are at present.
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Oskaloosa, Iowa, June 1.-The presence
of the military companies ut Evans yes
terday seemed to dishearten the strikers
for time, but they rallied from their
surprise and marched 70 this city in u
body, where a great mass meeting was
held in the public square. The speakers
disclaimed any intention to do violence,
and scored the calling out of the troops.
1t was asserted that it was not strike,
but merely a suspension of labor, aud
that they proposed to stand firm until
the demands We're satisfied in other
fields.
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white man with a club at Massillon,
Ohio. were roughly handled by mob,
finally being thrown into a canal
Frank Burchard who was shot three
times by his wife at Huron, s. d., is
dead. Mrs. Burchard has given herself
IN.
John Smith, of Parkville, H., was
fined $500 for shooting George Black
and was committed to Jail to serve 1t
out. He is now insane.
Fred Walsh 1G-year old son of
farmer living near Birds Point, Mo-,
was arrested, charged with criminal
assault upon Lizzie Froggery, years
old.
Eighteen violators OF the Illinois fish
law were caught ut East Dubuque by
Chief Warden Blow and Assistant AL
/. bert Link. They were convicted and
fined
A man who is thought to be the head
center of the business directory swim
die. by which business men all over the
country have been ViCtimized, is arrest
cd in Chicago.
Town Marshal Henry Weston, of
Bellevue, Iowa. was convicted ut Ma
Quokrta OF manslaughter for killing
Hiram Hoover. The case will be APP
pcaled.
John Gould and William Koof, two
young men who were sent to the peni-
tcntiary for one and two years reSpcc-
lively for setting incendiary fires at
Peru. Ind.
W $. Strccter, vice president of the
Northwestern Guaranty Loan company
is placed on trial in Minneapolis on the
indictment alleging a $4,000 embcz-
element.
Ephriam Young, formerly one of the
directors of the Spring Garden National
Bank. of Philadelphia, convicted of
misapplying funds of the bank, was
sentenced to pay fine of $500 and
costs. and to an imprisonment of five
years.
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New Trial Denied,

indianapolis, June 5.--Judge Baker, In
the United States supreme court, to-day
overruled Il motion for a new trial of
the wreckers of the indianapolis Ma
tiOnal bank, and sentenced II. A. Coffin
to ten years, and Percival B. Coffin to
five years i'll the penitcntiary. The SEN
tence of Albert $. Reed was suspended,
1t is said he will be scnt up. T. +,
Haughey, president of the bank, will be
sentenced Tomorrow.
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RIM Over and Killed

Minneapolis, June 5.-A four-year-old
son of George Reed, who lives at 2523
Blaisdell avenue, was yesterday run over
and killed by a wood cart driven by
Charles Brennan. Brennan was not to
blame, it seems, as the child was cling
ing to the rear of the cart and he did
not even know when the accident hap
pened. The child fell under the wheels
and it's skull was crushed. Some chill
dren returning from school found the in
sensible form of the little boy in the
street and he was carried into the near
est house, where he died few minutes
later.
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Murder and Suicide,

Toledo, Ohio, June 5.-Joseph Lozen-
ski. Polish Jew, shot his wife to-day
and Immediately committed suicide with
the same revolver. Mrs. Lozenski was
formerly Mis-. Flemmipg. Her husband
died a year ago, and she had been mar
ried to Lozenoki only three weeks. No
one was in the room at the time and
10th died instantly, hence it is impossible
to tell what was the immediate cause of
the tragedy. The neighhors know that
Lozenski vas very jealous of his wife,
ord sudden quarrel from this cause is
srl posed to have led to this act
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Election in Oregon.

Portland, Or, June 5.-The most ex.
citing election in the history of the state
took place yesterday. Lord Rep.), for
governor, is undoubtedly elected by a
large plurality. The entire Republican
state ticket is possibly elected with the
possible exception of Irwin for superin-
tendent of schools. The legislature will
be very close ard the POpulists may hold
the balance of power in the senate,
though the Republicans claim they have
majority in both houses. Hermann
(Rep.) is elected to congress from the
First district by from 1000 to 1000 ma,
jority. Ellis Rep.) is in the lead in the
Second district.
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No RiOfinH.

Sullivan, Ind, June 5.-The reports of
rictirg at Shelburne early to-day are
without -four dation The minors are dc.
tuTined, however, to prevent the pass
age of coal cars through that town. A
freight train was stopped last evening
by an obstruction across the track. At
ter an inspection of the box cars, which
showed no coal, it was allowed to pro
ceed,
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Criminal DOIngs.

John Morris committed suicide at
Peru, Ind, by hanging.
The VIII County grand jury returned
thirty-One indictments, ten of them be-
ing against Joliet, Ill, salOonkeeprs.
James Howard shot his wife dead at
PineV1lle, Ky, and the woman fell on
her infant and crushed it to death.
J. C. and George Michles were iden.
tilted at Galesburg, ILL.,, as the men who
swindled farmers at Toluca out of $500.
Augustus Cronhite, who defaulted
with $65,OOO of Warren County, Ind,
funds, has been sentenced to three
years Imprisonment
D. S. Ciayman, who murdered Mr..
Miner, at FOntanelle, Ia, was SEN
fenced to sixteen years in the peniten-
tiary.
Two Cinnamon who assaulted q
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PnIiticnI Scrnn.

Sofia, Special.-Rival meetings of sup.
porters of M. Stambouloff and of the OPP
position party " ere held last night. After
the meetings the two parties came to-
gether opposite the palace and a con-
GicS followed. The fight while it lasted
was a fierce one, and number of re-
volver shots were fired and a number
were more or less injured in the melee.
The Stambouloff party was victorious and
proceeded to the residence of their leader
where they made q demonstration.
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It Will he Long Remembered.

New Ulm, Mimi. Special.-The farm of
NJ Altman, in West Newton, five miles
north of here. was OH the 10Th the scene
of the largest wedding celebration ever
held in this vicinity. The occasion was
the marriage of Joseph Altman to Mary
Rcinhart. Over 1000 people wore n,
vi:ed and nearly all were Rlhsent, many
from New Ulm, The festivities lasted all
one day and were carried on well into
the MOI ming of the second day.
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Trented with Indirnity.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Special,-Clmt
4. Brainard of Cripple Greek, counsel for
The miners upian, WHO was arrested and
held for two days in the deputies camp
at Divide before being transferred to tho
Jail here, says he will sue FL I'aso county
for $4,000 damages, He claims to have
been, subjected to gross indignities and
even threatened with hanging by the dep
uties.
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Diseased Beef.

Sanborn, Iowa, June 5.-There is quite
a furry of excitement i'll our little city
to-day. City Meat Inspector johnson of
Sioux City was called here to hold an
examination IN the carcass cf two
beeves killed and placed on the market
by our consolidated meat markets. The
beeves had large abce~ses under the jaw,
and were without doubt lumpy- -jawed
stock.
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Sale of ROnds.

Fergus Falls, Mimi, June 5.-Otter
Tail county sold 100000 refunding
bonds, ten-year per cent, to N. w.
Harris 4 Co., for $1,000 premium. The
bonds were auctioned The sale is q
pltnGid one. The bidders offered 1,OOO
extra to have them read payable in gold,
but the Peoples party commission would
not insert it,
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Wright IL Out. smith Is Tn.

st. Paul, June 5.-At high noon to-
day Mayor Frederick 7. Wright delivered
his farewell message before the common
council, and Mayor Robert A. Smith de-
iRered his ina, Gural address. The oc
casfon was celebrated with considerable
cclnt. An elaborate programme was ar
rel ged, and it irClud ii street pageant
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The Street Railways Harvest.

Duluth, Special.-All the. Northern Pa
eific short line trains between Duluth
and Superior will be taken off June 8.
This will leave but four short line trains
daily over the st. Paul & Duluth road,
A year ago the NortherA Pacific was car.
rying 10000 to 12QO0 people daily: now
they carry about $500. The electric
street railway is getting nearly oil thu
bl siness.
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What is

Castoria Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
1t Pleasant. guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions Of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and aays
feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrboea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
tccthng troubles, cures constipation and natuency.
CastOria assimates tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep Gas"
tho Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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Welcome to the EmDeror.

Buda Pesth, June 5-Emperor Francis
Joseph arrived here to-day and was
warmly welcomed at the railroad sta
ton by many of the national deputies
Upon arriving in the palace the emperor
summoned Count Hadervary in order ia
consult with him regarding the political
situation.
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Unfortunate Events.


Serious inundatiOns occur in Washing
ton state
a pleasure party of five were drown
ed at Smiths Falls, Ont, yesterday.
Several lives are lost in the food in
British Columbia.
Growing crops in Indiana were dam
aged by hail storm.
Very damaging floods occur in Wash
ingt0n state, Oregon and British Col
umbia.
Colorado has the heaviest rains in it's
history, Floods with loss of life re-
suit.
J. II Brinegar. while asleep on a
trestle near Mitchell, Ind, was run
over by a train and had his leg broken.
A freight wreck at Sharon, Mass,
yesterday killed fireman and tramp
who was stealing a ride.
Mrs William Hall was probably IA
tally injured at Akron, Ohio, by bolt
of lightning, Her house was burned to
the ground. -
The wife of W. II. Kendall, of
Quincy, Ill. died from fright during a
runaway. In a subsequent Fun the
horse dropped dead.
The grand stand at Chippewa Falls,
Wis, cOllapses during a bali game,
killing one person and injuring many
others.
Andrew Dwight and B. Landry We're
killed at New Orleans by falling from
the top of the NeWcOmb College dOrmi-
tory, and Arthur Stanley who fell with
them, is not expected to live. The cor
nice on which the men were working
gave way. They fell sixty feet.
All trains on the Chicago & West
Michigan are blocked at PetOskey,
Mich, by a landslide, which carried 300
feet of track a mile and half west of
that place into Lake Michigan. Later
twenty-five men were carried into the
lake by another slide, but no one was
hurt.
Particulars of the loss with all hands
of the American fishing schooner Rob
bert J. Edwards on Sable Island Jan
uary II last have reached Halifax, n,
s. The report says the schooner was
never seen after striking. Her hull was
completely engulfed in the sand and
surf. Two bodies were washed ashore.
One was probably that of NJ. Mcintosh
of Cape Breton. The body was un-
marked.
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ThOrnc IL ErGo,

SiCU Falls, s. D., juno Estates At,
tCney Bailey this morning nolle pressed
the last of the three indictments against
Clerk of Courts Thornc for embezzlcmenI
J. Wesley Hartwick, n notorious cyook.
was sentenced to one year ia the pcni
tcntiary for cattle stealing.
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Baltimore, June 5.-Unless the Con.
goIidated Coal ccmpany's workmcn caQ
be iIduced to join the strikers, which h
considered unlikely, there is strong
Probability that the miners strike in the
Maryland coal feds will collapse.
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williams Check.

Berlin, June 5.-Professors Bergman
and Leuthold. after an examination OF
Emperor Williams cheek to-day. report
that they believe that it will be healed
in three days time.
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NIucrs Return tn Work

st. Louis. June 5.-Word comes from
Hillsboro, ILL.,, that n large portion OF
the coal miners there returned 10 work
Il is morning, and that everything wW
peO ceQble.
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KeOkuk, Iowa, June IA delegation
of strikers marched from Centerville to
Deania and forced the miners in a pri-
vate mine operated for the Keolluk 4
Western railroad to stop work. The rail
road is hard pressed for fuel and has
taken off local freight trains two days
each week.
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Newton, Iowa, June 5.-TwO hundred
striking miners from the Oswalt mines
marched to-day to the only two mines
in which the men remained at work and
ordered the men to quit work after to
day. The men will not go to work in
the morning. The strikers will march tC
Otley tomorrow and endeavOr to drive
the men out there
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Denver, June 5.-The strike at Cripple
Creek appears to have been settled at
conference in this city. The terms, sc
far as learned, are that the owners will
pay $33 for eight hours work, and may
employ both union and non-union men.
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PITH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF TIE PASTWEEN IN
A CONDENSED FORM.

The Latest and Most Important N"ws
of the world, CulleI From the
TSIcErnph Reports of the Press
AAkoCintiOnS.
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Indianapolis, June 5.-A special from
BIZ lliS an to the Sentinel says:-Parties.
who have just come in from Farmers
burg report that the militia fired on the
strikers and killed four men. News has
JUST reached here that the strikers are
burning the bridges behind the coal train
herbert and Sam Wolsey, coal operators,
have just come in from Shelburn to es.
cape the mob of miners that was after
them with a rope.