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DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
cures Catarrh IN the Head

In twenty years prior to 1886 the
United Kingdom had 6,5s7 divorces;
Russia, 21,976; France, 57,116; Ger
many, 93,S1S; all Europe, 25s, 1882; the
United States, 32S, ZIG.
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AN ornament is bursting sun of
diamonds around a cat's-eye, two
inches in diameter. In and out of the
tips of the sun rays is green enameled
snake
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D4 Sold by Druggists, 75c.

SOME of the women of Glasgow have
gone into the barber business, and
thus contrive to serape together fair
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WAsuiSGToH, Juno 4. - Whothor
Jobn,ou's Island rcnor,od ,o bs tho
ao., - a., ,a,--I,a,,rs'S ho.n-.an
eou' VI wy iu!'in"'''au' face oe'"'o"
tho British md uawaiian shcRInorsr ro-
ported in adviccs from Honolulu, bO-
loprs tn tbo Trritod s,o.O. Grc,t Drlt.
a.. -. III, T. ,n",.. ,,.,,. ,I,.,.
u" Vi iia""'' IL "Aciy 10 n"'o i''''o
Significance at present, for according to
information aud belief OF officers OF tho
o.o,o denor,no,t TIM ron, oh;crt NJ tho
~" +. ~, TarHso.,,. fS,a.I =. III hr,
luco 10 .ioI oonl'Son As'anu " "'l, ou'
Neckar'a Island. This island Hos about
four hundred miles west OF Honolulu,
I'm lotltpdo os q nor,h md longitude
", w. o, ,r.,,I ~ J.. .S.,,I-',.,, -
loho' "cS'I anu ID hotu'hR pu' oIrtoh
rock about 600 feot long, rising
eco feet above tho waves. OnCo 1t
was covered with guano, but 1t has
long since been stripped and lett pnin-
habitcd. In iact 1t is incapable oi sup
porting human beings without Outside
aid. Hawaii has claimed tho island,
but this fact doubtless has prevented q
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THIS Is DIFFERENT.
hnti-BrccklnrIdEei Offset tho Frank.
fort MeotinE-An owens Meeting.

Anti rccklnrldGeites Offset tho Frank
fort MectinI-An owens Meeting.
PARIe, Ky, Juno 4.-fIon. W. @.
Owons, tho opposing candidate to Col.
Breckinridge for Congress In tho Ash-
land district, spoke hero to-day to the
largest audience that ever attended q
political meeting in Paris. About 1000
people crowded in and around tho
court house. Hundreds OF ladies were
present and they chcored most vigor-
ously when Mr.. Ovens made his telling
thrusts at Col. Breckinridgo. His re-
marks were most scathing, as hc charged
the sitting member with disgracing and
betraying every relation OF life. lie
said that Breckinridge's story as told
by his own tongue is n story Of shame,
Of infamy and Of degradation that makes
at once tho blackCat and most damning
page in all tho history OF our govern.
ment. Tho audience cheerod 10 tho
echo.
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GOOD FOR OREGON.

Tho sthto docs Nepublican byn Rig Pin.
rniity-Tho Democratio state Admins.
tratiUn Voted out Of fPowcr-Congrcssion
al Delegation Ropublloah.
PORTLAND, 0Rr., Juno 4.-The most
exciting election in tho history Of tho
state took place to-day. Lord, Rcpub-
lican, for governor, 10 undoubtedly
elected by large plurality. Tho entiro
Republican stato tickct Is probably
elected with tho possible exception OF
Irwin. ior superintendent. Of schools.
Tho legislature will DO worry close and
tho Populists may hold tho balance OF
power Ia tho sopHic. though tho Repub-
llcans claim they will have majority
in both houses.
Hermann, Republican, Is elected to
Congress from the First district from
1905 to 1000 majority.
Ellis, Republican, is In tho lead In
tho Second district, but tho greater part
OF tho Second district 10 cut of by tho
flood and no returns will be received
for several daye.
Estimated on rCturua up to 1880 p.
m, Pacific timo, Lords (Ropublican)
plurnIity for governor will not fall short
OF 5000, and will probably bO larger.
Tho present state administration is
Democratic, Governor Pcnnoycr dom, },
having boon elected In 1870 by mGjori-
ty Of j,lS3. Tho state gnvo Its oleCtor-
nj vote to Harrison in 1892.
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after somo spnrrins Mr.. Hartls succeed.
cd In duccung IN arrangement by which
all tho amendments to tho sugar schcd-
ulo should bc voted upon Tomorrow.
In accordance with tho notice ho
ecrvod laat Saturday. ho stated that un-
less aomo agrocmont could TO reached
for facilitating the disposition Of tho
moaGuro ho would DO compelled TO ask
tho senate to SIT longer aud lator: He
nsEcd that unanimous consent DO given
TO voto on all tho sugar amoudmonts at
an carly hour tomorrow.
Mr.. Hoar suggested that II was too
much to Qsk Tho senate TO voto without
debate on all tho amendments oforcd
to tho eugar schedule. uo suggested
that vote DO taken on the almond.
ments TO tho bounty paragraph OF l
o'clock, and that then tho debate on
tho other amendments be undor tho
Ton minute rulo with tho understanding
that tho ontiro schedule bo disposed OF
tomorrow.
This was finally agreed TO, and at 6.10
tho senate on Mr.. IIarris' molten won't
Into executive session, and fow min.
utOs later udlournod.
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FROM BL.UETIEi,DS.
Necessary to Keep :: War Ship Thoro-Ro-
port from Cuptain Watson.

Necessary to Keep :. War Ship Thcro-Re-
port from Captain Watson.
WASHINGTON, D. C., juno 4.-Tho
navy department has received brief
telegram from CAPTAIN Watson, an-
nouncing the arrival Of the San Fran.
cisco at Colon. Tho vessel will take on
coal and about Wednesday will return
TO Bluefclds, relieving tho New York,
which will start Immediately for home.
Captain Watson was instructed to
return himself with tho San Francisco
rs soon ls tho Marblehoad reaches
BluoGclda. The latter vessel Is expected
to start south from New York Wcdnos-
day, and should arrive at hcr dcstina.
ton about tho 18th inst. She will be
followed in few days by the Atlanta,
now at League Island. which must frat
go TO Norfolk to take on supplies.
Captain Watson dispatches announces
that Clarence, the Mosquito chief who
had been deposed by tho Nicaraguans,
has been put back. and that it is neces.
cary to protect him. Tho conditions
ate such that in Captain Watson's
judgment warship must remain at
Bucfclds. The British, he says, take
tho same Wow Of tho case, and will keep
the Magicleune there.
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GUARDING BRIDGES.

Tho Threat to How Up the Norfolk y
Western Bridgcs-hnSicty ut Kcnova.
spciG! DiIpa,eh 10 tie ineatgHsceh.
IIUSrIHdroS, W. Va, June 4.-Tho
threat gaid to have been madc by miners
to burn down or blow up bridges along
the Norfolk & Western railroad to keep
coal from being brought OIL. on that
road, has had the effect OF putting tho
officials on guard, and tonight tho Kc-
nova bridge, which spans tho Ohio
seven miles below, is heavily guarded
by armed men, and all suspicious look
ing mon arc carefully watched. The
ISrELL!GEHCER correspondent has just
returned from there. Every bridge
along tho Ohio extension is guarded.
Tho two military companies hero are
assembled at the armory, aud ready to
proceed to whatever point an outbreak
occurs.
Attorney John Holt, Of tho Norfolk &
Western, was cont ior tonight at late
hour and is now at Kcnova. Tho pre-
cautions taken by the Norfolk 4 West.
crn pcoplo may stop the attack con.
tcmpiatcd. Five working miners Mt
Powclton, seventy miles cast, are re-
ported 10 have beon killed by parties in
ambush while on their way homo this
evening.
Tho two local military companies
have assembled, ready to proceed to
either Kenova or Wiai!rcde, rs these
arc tho points whcro striking miners
layo boon gathering.
THE THREATS.
ASHLAND, KY, juno 4.-Ohlo strikers
estimated from 1000 to 1000 are ex-
pcctcd down from tho Wellston district
to-nigh. to blow up the Norfolk &
Western railroad bridge. Tho railroad
has about hundred guards stationed at
tho Ohio river bridge alone, oil armed
with Winchesters, while tho military
companies arc held In rcadinoss for
orders II needed. The mon arc expected
a. midnight, and will bo given warm
reception.
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TO BLOW UP TROOPS,
strikerS Attempt to Dynamite Trn
Load OF Soldiers iu Indiana.

Strikers Attempt to Dynamite Trnlu
Load OF SolIiors In Indiana
FARMERsDURG, ND, Juno Am at-
tcmpt was mado near Shclburno to-
night to dynamite q train loaded with
troops.
Four pounds Of dynamite was placed
on the trnck OF tho EyanGyillO &
Zorro llnuto railroad this afternoon by
striking miners. Tho terrible explosive
was placed on the track In front OF
tho train bearing tho several companies
Of the Indiana militia In command OF
General W. !. Mckee. This was Mt
point few miles south Of FurmGrsburg,
between this station and ShOlburn. tho
first Of the mining towns OF tho road.
Tho militia ha4 boon in this vicinity
since Sunday morning and has matoE-
in(ly aided the company in moving tho
coal which has boon tied up by tho
stril;cra.
Had tho dynamite bcou exploded one
OF tho greatest casuatiol tho state has
eror had might have occurred. 1t was
tho shcercst good fortune Ga 1t was.
Fivo coachos and baggage car,
the officers quartcrH and storeroom
wore filed without tho troops, number
ing three hundred In all. All day tho
militia had been campod at Sullivan
when orders were given TO escort q
train load OF coal past tho eovoral min
ing camps.
Tho train bearing the militianeu
moved out OF Sullivan Mt 3 o'clock and
proceeded directly to Shelburn. 1t pro-
ccdod the coal train md pulled on tho
side truck at Shclburn to allow tho 9TH
CT train TO pass along.
The militinmcn left tho train and
were marched under orders past
tho station TO q road whore q
crowd OF two hundred men and
women wero. standing in o men-
acing attitude. The coal train safely
passed the station, the troops embarked
again and followed q short distance in
tho rear. Hardly milo had been
travorscd whom tho report Of shot
from an anvil was heard in tho distance.
An investigation showed tho reason for
tho alarm.
In ambush in the heavy grass md
thickly studded timber were q body OF
two hundred miners. It was their
purpose to capture the coal train.
Tho wrockagc on tho track was re.
moved and tho coal train was sent on.
Four dynamite bombs were found
near Shelburp. and fred of tho track by
the trains without exploding.
FOUR STRIKERS SHOT.
a special from Sullivan says: Parties
who hayo Inst come in from Farmers.
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Special D,po,er, 10 he ra'euiosncer.

CHARLlasToS, W. Va, Juno 4.-As tho
Powu!ton mon wore coming from work
ut six p. m. tonight they wero fired
upon from ambush by strikers and four
OF tho number were killed. The excite
mont is intonsc. Tho persons who did
tho work aro unknown. The names Of
tho killed aro unobtalnuble. Sheriff
Hnman Is on his way 10 tho scene with
a posse. All is quict at other points
nlong the line.
Tho proprietor OF the Powcllton mincs
teegraphed tho faCt OF the shooting to
the governor. stating that he had asked
the sheriff for protection and asked ii
nothing could bo done to protect hia
men. The governor replied that he had
taken tho proper courso in calling on
the shorilf, but that uudor tho statute
military aid could only be extended
when asked for by tho sheriff.
The governor said tonight that ho ls
determined to use every means to pro-
vent violence; that he is determined to
maintain the law at any Cost He has
ordered three companies Of military to
be ready 10 march at moments
notice. Those in readiness nre the two
Huntington companies and one at
Milton. Evan Powell, the manager OF
the Powellton Company, tclcgraphed to
to Point Pleasant tonight for blood.
hounds to be used in running down tho
lnen tina. shot'the PowelIton minc.a.
MINERS MEETING.
a dispatch from Wcllston, O., says:
Fully three thousand miners visited
tho town to-day and monster demon
stration-was-give en-wlth- 1000 men In
line. DR.. Hoy read telegram to the
assembled strikers to tho effect that
tho Norfolk & Western railway intended
10 continue hauling West Virginia coal.
The miners were greatly aroused over
this information, and appointed COM
mittee Of twcn.y.sevcn 10 devise means
10 prevont tho hauling OF "scab" coal
and to report as TO tho advisability Of
moving on massc on tho West Virginia
coal fields and pcrsuad,ng tho miners TO
quit work. Doctor Hoy and others ad-
dressed the miners, begging them to re-
irain from violence.
Tho feeling against tho railroad is
very bittor, rs the minors consider that
on the action OF tho Norfolk & Western
and the Chesapeake & Ohio railroads in
hauling coal hinges the result OF the
strike. 1t is reported tina: IN unau-
,horized committee OF several hundred
has e,artcd for West Virginia coal fields
tn.pi,yhf
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THE KaNAwHA REGION

All puiot-Dcp-cdations hS Strikers.
Bridge burned OH Loup Creek.
Syo,ia, Dispal.h 10 TIC h'e3tC:notr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Juno ALL
is quiot up the river at this time. Dop-
u,v Chase wired tho sheriff that ho
feared no trouble. 4 largo meeting OF
miners at Winifrodc scut committee
20 Winitrede to ask tho miners TO como
ont. Tho result is unknown. Tho coal
exchange hayo to-day advanced tho
price OF digging hard coal one-half cent.
Iii thought this will end the trouble.
On Friday night the strikers burnt
NJ. I. Davis drum house on Morris
Creek. Loss $S.000 Saturday night
they burned the Mans creek tresue on
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Juno 4.--The final
vote on the state bank question will be
taken st o'clock Wednesday alter
noon. This conclusion wns reached nj
tor conference in Speaker Crisp's
room to-day. rule was thoreupon
drawn by thu rules committee provid-
ing for q continuance OF general debate
Tuesday, debate under the five minute
ruIo Wednesday and vote at / o'clock.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

Horny Eciiuls Charged With tho Murder
of Ills Fnther-in.Law in DoddridGo
County,
Special Dispatch 10 he intelligence.
PAREERsnuRo, ". Va, June 4.-flonry
Echols was arrested this evening by ].
r. Mchen AMI Chief OF Police Hcaton
across tho river In Belprc, for tho mur-
dor OF his fathcr.in-law, Felix Moore, at
Central Point, Doddrldge county.
Echola moved hero recently from jack
son county. He is said to be q bigamiss
as we'll as murderer. Hc will bo taken
to Doddridgo county tomorrow.
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FALL OF EZErA.

Tho Revolution IN salvador Successful.
THO President Escapes.
WAsrIHGro%, D. G., June A scanty
details OF tho iall OF Ezeta wcre received
late in the day in tho following dispatch
from Commander Thomas, OF tho United
States steamer bennington.
LA LEUEErAD, Juno 4.
Scrci1ry Of N:ry. Washington;
Tho revolution has been successful.
Tho president OF Salvador escaped ut s
p. m, and has gone on board tho Ger
man steamer roadyto leave La Ltbcstad.
Tho brother ot tho president has been
dead three weeks. This fact has beeu
kept secret.
(Signod) THOMAS.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Sixty lives were lost by collision at
Penang between two Chinese steamers.
At Thorn pson's Falls, Montana, two
masked mon held up passenger train
and secured $50.
The Japanese dict mo. May IS. Tho
lower house elected preslden. hostile
to the government.
Joseph Lozenski. a Polish jew, at To.
ledo shot his wife and Immediately
committed auicide with tho Hainc rovol-
yer.
Tho wife OF Grcen B. Raum, Jr., q
son Of tho ex-commiasioner of pensions,
was grantod divorce at Philadelphia,
alleging non-support and desersion.
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NO BOND ISSUE.
Secretary Carlisle Donios That Another
Onols Contemplated.

Secretary Carlisle Dchios That Another
Onols Contemplated.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Juno At can
bo stated on tho highest authority that
tho published statements that another
bond issue is in contemplation arc abso-
lutely without foundation. Mr.. Car
lislo when questioned today in regard
to the matter, stated that the subject Of
another bond issue had not beon even
mentioned in cabinet and that he had
no conferences with tho President re.
garding 1t.
It is believed by those whose opinions
arc OF value that tho question Of another
issue Of bonds will not DO considered
until tho cash balance aud the gold 70.
sorvo arc much lower than they are at
present.
The cagh balance in tho treasury at
the close OF business to-day waa sll7,-
44o,0i0, OF which SO, AGO, lO8 is gold ro-
serve. An engagement OF 100000 in
gold for export is reported from New
York, which lc2vcs the true amount Of
the gold reaerve S74.0GG,lG6.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Juno Tho
gallerioa OF tho house wcro unusually
vol filed to-day, and on tho floor thero
wna n good array Of occupied deskH dur.
ing tho carly part OF tho day.
As the afternoon wore on tho ntteud-
aucO thinnud out aud whom adjourn
mont came thoru was not half hun
drcd mnmbcrs on tho floor.
Tho BrnwlCy Btatp bank tax bill WA
discussed by Representatives Dalsoll
(Rep., Penn.) aud Raynor dom, Nd
for tho opposition, and by Ropresenta-
tives Cobb Dem. Ala,) and Oa.Os
Dem, Ala. In favor OF it.
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LONDON, Juno A-Tho Times CORES
pondcnt at Paris asserts that Turp!n
has broken of negotiations with Cor
many and is making preparations for
tho formation OF Belgian company.
1Ic has applied for n French patent. L
is believed that public opinion will
force the French government to notice
Turpin's invention.
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CHICAGO, Juno 4.-The Santa Fe rail-
road applied to Judge Grosscup, OF the
United Statos supreme court, to-day for
aid in subduine minors alleged to be
interfering with the operations OF tho
road at Streator, Coal City and other
Illinois points. The road being in tho
hands OF the courts through receiver
ship. Judge Grosscup ordered United
States Marshal Arnold to proceed to
Streator Immediately with posse, and
instructed him to swear in all deputies
necessary,
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AIILuIONS LOST.
The Floods in British Columbia do Untold
Damage. ...

VANCOUVER, B. c.. juno flour
million dollars will hardly cover tho
present loss by tho Frazier river food,
and thereis yct no sign OF abatement.
Tho waters arc still rising, and Us the
warm weather continues melting tho
snow in tho mountains there is no i'm
mediate prospect OF beginning the
work OF restoration. Ono prominent
railway official thiulsa the loss OF
liio will reach ono hundred, though
conservative estimates are not go high.
Bridges, trestles, tunnels and track
along tho Canadian Pacific havo gono
and tho company has over 1000 men at
tho scenes of danger day and night.
Fully ton thousand cattle have posishcd.
From Prevcls.oie to tho sea, $50 miles,
the Canadian Pacific is now wutery
waste. Telegraph and railroad services
arc completely demoralized.
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DRECKlHEIDGE CuEERup.


uo Addresses MouStcr Meeting of Sym.
pnthizcrs ut Frunkfort.
FRAHKfoEr, Ky, Juno 4.-Congross-
man Breckenridge spoke hero to-day to
au enthusiastic gathering OF 1000 poo
plc. llo arrived at 10 o. M, from Lox.
inpton. Ky, and was mo. at tho depot
by 500 people, who chccred him Justify
as he cot Of tho train. He was intro
duccd by ex-Mayor Z. Il. Taylor. jr.,
and was received with such applause
that ho could not commence his speech
for fifteen minutes. lie spoke about an
hour and half and made ono OF tho
most eloquent effort OF his life. Many
ladies attended the meeting.
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FOUL MURDER.
Four Working Minors Killed From
Ambush by Powclltou Strlkcro,
NATIONAL GUARDS IN READINESS
To 60 to tho Scene on Governor
MacCorklo's Order, If Needed.
KENOyA BRIDGE BEING GUARDED

Against a Mob OF Ohio Strikers, Who
are Marching TO blow It up With
Dynamite In Order TO Kccp Out
West Virginia C0ai-Furthcr Blood
shed Seems Ccrtain-Thrco Military
Compunicg Under Ordcrs--Attcmpt
Ncar Shclburnc, Indiana. to BLOW
upa Train Load of Troops-Sorious
Situation ut Several Points
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scoTrpALE, Pa, juno 4.-Tbe negroes
brought into the coke regions within
the last fow days by tho Rainoy COM
pany arc now leaving, tho CAUSE u.s.
signed being thst they cannot stand tho
heavy work. A crowd of 500 strikers
marched through here to-day and arc
camping at Welisboro Park.
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COMPLICATIONS AHEAD
Botweon This Country uud nng-
land Over tho Pac!lc Cablo.
IF THE CABLE IS LHNDEDAT HAWAII

without tho Assent Of thc United
statcs There May DO 1rouble--The
Objective Point OF tho Two Steamers
Now Naclug on tho Pacilc-Tho
Sugar Bohcdul0in tho Souatc-Thc
Vote Co DO Taken To.1ay-StEOng
Speeches Mado on 10th eidOS.
Other Washington News.
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NO TRAINS YET
On the G. L. & W.-Tho Fusl Supply Mt
Cleveland Again Short

On tho G. L. & w.--Tho Fusl Supply n.
Cleveland Again Short.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Juno Mot train
was moved on tho Cleveland. Lo.ain &;
Wheeling road to-day owing to bridges
being burned by lstrikers. For three
weeks this road has been the only
source OF fuel supply to local mills and
factories. Unless traffic Is resumed on
the road within two or threc days hun
dreds OF establishments must close
down. Tho Lake Shore and Nickel
Plato roads havo also been supplied
from tho samo Hourcc and lnuny trains
on these roads will bo abandoned un-
loss coal can DO obtained promptly. Tho
Cleveland, Loraln & Wheeling road will
attempt o resumption oil traffic to.lnor.
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DESTITUTE JEWS.


In Jerusuicm.
LONDON, June 5.-Tho secretary OF
the Society Tor Relief OF Prosecuted
Jcws sends to tho Times o letter, de-
acribiug tho work OF society's mission
ary, Scott Moucriefi, In Jerusalem.
Mr.. Moncrief with the American
consul visited tho poorest quarters In
Jerusalem and found Jews in filthy
caves aud cellars, suffering from hope
less disease and misery, come OF them
being blind, iever-strickou and con.
sumptive, and all OF thom glad OF dole
OF u half penny charity per week. Mos.
OF the forty thousand Jews in Jerusalem
are intensely poor.
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LONDON, June 4.-Lord Rosebery,
speaking at Windsor to-day, declared
that he had no gloomy iOrobodinps in
regard to tho prospects OF tho govern
ment. On tho contrary, perhaps. he
waa moro sanguino thnn he ought to be.
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CHICAGO, Juno Tho fuelinc docks
arc bare OF soft coal to-day. and unless
n supply 10 received Immediately tho
end has boon reached hero in the mat
ter Of fueling steamers. Tho tug COM
panics aro preparing to burn hard coal.
One hundred cars ordered may arrive
tomorrow, but arc not confidently
lookai for
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La JuNrA, Colo, June IA eatIing
Gun, 200 Winchestors md ammunition
from Chicago, passed. through here to.
day for the deputies at Cripple Creols.
Fifty Rcmlnetons. and $1,000 cartridges
went through last week.