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ALL CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The lowest Bidders ON the Post ssour
tho Work.

The lowest Bidders ON the Post Secure
tho Work.
Capt. Hoyt. IN charge OF the conssrue-
tion Of fort Harrison, received sdviess
from wsshinason yesterday awarding ell
the contracts that had not been previously
let. The awards are a. follows
Three double sets officers quarters. 20
Nichols a Crothers. of Tacoma.
Barracks, non com missionsd officers
qusrtsra stables and storshouse. to Carlisle
a BON, Minneapolis.
GOhrdhouss and water system. to d. p.
Workman. OF Helena.
Bakery aud scale houas, 70 the Kansas
City Construction 90.
Plumbing for the officers quarters, bar.
racks and gusrdbouse. Adams q Ridsr
Helena.
Plumbing for the stables end nen-com-
missioned officers quartsra Gould Bros,
Butte.
Heating for the guard house. Adams a
Rider. of Helena.
Heating for the officers quarters. Gould
Bros, of Butte.
Heating for che barracks. Chss. Baxter,
OF Omahs, Neb.
The eas-piplae for all the bniIdinas was
let 10 Adams a. Rider.
Capt. Hort has notified oil the successful
bidders and has reserved replies from all
save Mr. wo tmsn. Who was ont OF town
yesterday. All bidders awarded q contract
must furnish satisfscto y bonds and a
failure TO do 90 renders ths party respon-
sibls for the additional cost TO the govern
ment for doing the work. The sewerage.
water and railroad contracts wsrs awarded
the other aay, and the work done yesterday
com yletss tho List. In q week some OF ths
contractors will be At work.
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NEW TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
X. Of L.. A. r. u. and Farmers Alliance
WIN he PARTIES TO It.

X. OF L.. A. r. u. and Farmers Alliance
WIN he PARTIES To IL.
CnIoAoo June 20. o.--prssident Dsbs. of
the American Railway union. says steps
soon will bs taken 10 form Q triple alliance
between the Knights Of Labor. American n
Rsiiwaysunion and the Farmsn' alliance.
which will control aboat l.b0O.0 900 men. A
convention under the auspices OF the Illi-
nois state federation OF labor will be held
~ Springfield. July 2 3 and 4. a. which tho
union probably will be effected. The plat
form probably to DO adopssd will contain
the following planks: Compulsory sdaca-
tion; direct legislation for the lsbofer; legal
sisht-hour work day, sanitary inspection
OF work shop. mine and home; liability OF
employers for ipjary 30 hsal,h. body or life;
abolition OF the contract system on all pub
lio works; Abolitien OF the sweating ystsm;
municipal ownership OF street ears gas and
electric plants; for the public distribution
Of heat light and power; national ovnsr-
ship OF telegraph. telsphone and railroads,
aud collective ownership BY the people OF
oil means OF production and disiributiou;
the principle OF referendum In all leaisla-
tion.
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PROMISES DON'T GO.
Great Falls Wants the Agreement Put
In Ink,

Great Falls Wants the Agreement Put
In Ink.
Special 10 The Independent.
GREAT FAILS, June 20.-The Doodle cam
paign for Anhconda for the capital 10 in
progress in this section. II Ia reported on
very reliable authority that $4,000 was
received last wssk. .by she local managers Of
the Copper city campaign committee to be
put whore 10 will be most effective in the
corruption Of voters.
There are In this city qaits n number OF
vorkinRnen who havs staid here several
months, AZ considerable loss In time and
money. because Of Days reiterated prom.
ises 20 build an immense refinery al shis
place. They expected TO gst work on the
enterprise. bat now the truth 10 beginning
10 dawn upon them that they are no nearer
the promised work than they we're when
the promises were first made good many
months ago. The promises ais repeated
every few days In letters from copper head
Quartefs across the range. but not thing
is being done toward the fulfillmsnt Of the
promises.
senator Paris aibson 10 exsrting himself
10 the utmost 70 bind Mr.. DAILY up 10 q con-
tract for the building OF the big works. bat
has not Jet been able TO get ths esar 10 put
his name on paper agresipR 10 begin work
nov or st any other time. Mr.. Gibson 10 q
keen business man. and he knows that one
contract 10 build a refinery 10 worth more
than all The promises that have been made
or will be made by Mr.. DAILY or any one
else. Mr.. Gibson does NOT propose 10 let
this towA be bsmboozled. and other places
that are buildina high hopes npon bare
promises Of great thines 10 be done in the
indefinite future might profit BY his line OF
action aud get the promises In writing be-
fore they fall into the trap. Mr.. Gibson
knows that the Ansoonda company 10 able
10 execute any contract made for them by
Mr.. Dalv. and he knows that there 10 no
good business reason to be offered why M.
DAILY should not make a contract for snv
enterprise that he really intends 10 under
take.
The very careful and business like meth
ods adopted by Mr.. Gibson In ,his matter.
as in all his other atfsiFS 10 highly com.
msnded BY the peopls Of Great Falls. and
there can bs no doubt but that whom he
shows contract with Mr., DAYS name a,
The bottom OF II for the erection Of the
long promised refinery Anaconda senti-
men, will be greatly ssrenethensd al ,his
place. But the workinRmen here want
somsthing moro than sirI promises OF
which they hAys had enough In the past.
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THE WIND HOWLED.
And Things Were shaken Up in the
yincinity of Omaha.

And Things Were shaken Up In the
yinoinity of Omaha.
OMAHA. June 20.-About six o'elook this
evening Omaha was visited by one OF the
strongest gales experienced here In years.
The wind came from about two points west
OF south. and blew In gusts for sbou,
half an hou'. attaining Al timss velocity
OF nearly forty miles an hour. u was ac-
oompsnisd by dense clouds OF dust which
obscursd The shy and MADE 10 dark as mid
night. Not q great deal OF rain accom-
panied the storm. but quite q shower fell
after II. Much damage of q minor nature
was done oil over The city. AZ Courtiand
Beach one man was caught In boat on the
lake and drowned. His body has NOT been
recovered.
Sioux CIrY, June 20.-A terrible storm OF
wind. rain and hail struck this city ~ six
o'clock this morning. The roof OF the
Illinois Central station was carried over the
Union depot. Psavy Il steysns' Wholesale
furniture house was unroofed and the Get
tysbuiq cyclot anna wieoksd. The air for
forty-hve minutes was so full Of flying
debris that 10 was NOT safe 10 be on the
streets. II 10 believed immense damage
was done In the surrounding country.
BANGOR. y. d., June 20 "A severe cyclone
struck this pace this afternoon, demolish
ing fourteen houses. A little child of John
Hamfsll was killed and ths remainder OF
his family severely injured. -.
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EX-SENATOR PERKINS DEAD.

He Succeeded Senator Plumb and Was
suocesded By John A. Martin.
WASHINGTON. June x0.-Ex- United States
Senator Bishop w. Perkins, Of Kansas, died
Lsrs suddenly a. -four y. IN.
Bishop W. Perkins was horn In Roches-
Ter. Lorsin county. Ohio, Oct. IL. ls&i; re-
eeivsd . common school education. with q
short at,sndanss at Knox academy. al
aslssburp. ILL.,; read Law Al Ottawa, H.;
was admitted 20 the bar there iu 1867 and
commenced practice, served four years az a
soldier In tho union army. going out as SER
eeant IN the Eiahty.third Illinois infantry.
and vas adjuiant aud captain OF the Biz.
tesnth United States oolored infantry for
two ysars and ak months; held several iu-
dieiAi Offices Ia Kansas; was elected 90 the
Forty eighth congress As congressman al
large. 10 tho Forty-ninth. Fiftieth and
Fifty-6rt congresses and was appointed
Jan. 1. 1892. 10 the United States senate 70
OH. until the election of his successor, the
vso,ncy caused by the death Of Hon. Pies
ton II Plumb.
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A VOTE OF THANKS
by Passengers on Ono OF the Water
bound Northern Pacific Trains.

by Passengers on Ons OF the Water
bound Northern Pacific Trains.
The following card of thanks was pre-.
sentsd TO Conductor Snedeker and the eth
sis Of the crew OF the food bound express
over the Northern Pscifo. from 81. Paul
for Portland, and to the company. By the
passengers on the train;
Conductor Charles u. snsdeksf and the
trainmen: We, the undsfsigned, passengers
on board train No. l Of Msy 20. 1894, from
81. Paul 10 Portland. wish 70 extend 10 you
our most cordial aud earnest thanks for the
kindly care and interest you have msni-
Tested toward us In securing such good ao-
commo odations for our welfare, and We also
take this opportunity 10 extend 10 the
Northern Pacific Railroad company our
appreciation Of thsir kindness In pioyidins
food free Of oil charge to ne while We are
bsing detained At Horse Plains. Mont, on
account Of the high water damaging the
eompany's road TO the suspension OF all
travel and trafio.
T. II. Holmes. Helen /. Campbell, Anne
Anderson. Nsttie Anderson. Mrs. 3. III.
Mollerausr. r. II. Belier. O. N. Harring-
ton, Chris. Efbsok. Mrs. Erbsok, CLARA
Erbeok. Il. Kirby Smith, Agnes N. Purcell.
Lizzie A. Bsllet. Ed Fitzpatrick. Jos. NJ.
Castsldo. Mrs. Lizzie 4. Bbilsr. W. q.
Nichols, A. p. Stradlina, FoTman b. Clsgg,
II. Y. Cleeg. b. =. Quimby And wife. Wm.
Maohter. Mitchell hoens, A. X. Hosns. Julia
sosns. Mrs. l.. J. Jones. Frank Lamp.
Philip Linssherd, Henry Brubhchsr. Carl
August. May. Charley. Lucy and Johanns
Gottsohslk. lnReborH FiDsrud, q. NJ.
Behstz, Mrs. NJ. A. smith, Ms. N. NJ.
Marcy. VIM. Grove, A. l. Parton. Augusta
hegnAson.
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w00DMEN OF THE WORLD.

District Convention and Reception TO
Head Consul Faikenbarg.
District No. 8 Pacific jurisdiction, Wood
men OF the World. held their nrs, district
convention In this oity yesterday. HAIRY
d. Moore, Of Missoula. was elected presi-
dent Of the distriot. aud Geo. A. Boyle. of
Helena. secretary. Ths meeting was for
the purpose Of electing delegates to the
Portland session of the head camp and con-
sidsrinR Measures Of Importance 10 the Or
der throughout the Jurisdiction. Delegates
were present from the various camps OF
woodme OF thu state. Much interest Was
manifested In ths session. and many i'm.
portant rooon nmendationst TO the head camp
we're passed upon. A. b. Keith and George
A. Boyle, Of Garnet and First Montana
camps, respectively, OF Helsns, were elect
cd delegates 20 The head camp session which
oonvenss In Portland next August In the
evening a reception was rendered Head
Consul Falksnburg and the delegates. In
the lodge room. which was largely attended
and greatly enjoyed by those In attendanos.
Head Consul Falksnburg 10 paying official
visits 20 Montana lodges, aud leaves to.day
10 visit camps In other parts OF the state.
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NEw YoRK, June 2O. Better weather could
not have been desired for the opening q,
shss. shosd Bay to-day. Futurity oonrss-
birroeoo. Lord Harry. Dsfareills, l;l2 2-5;
mile and thrse-aiItcenths-C Com q che,
Sp' cad Eagle. 2:00 3-b; mile and ons-eighth.
selling George Beck, Tom bkidmore,
Count. 1is5; milo-Sir Knight. LonedAls.
ArmitaRe. liil; double event. hvs and =
half furlonpa-k HAIRY Reed, The
Commoner. los 40: mile and ons.sixteenth
on the "a flop Gallant, Wstterson. Flltt,
lt9; mile and Que -sirtssnth on the turf-St.
Miehaol, Lizzie. Kildosr. 1ii8
LONDON. June ~. The Coronation stakes
was won bY Sir f. Johnston's 1ht ostle.
Roysl Victoria second and dead heat be-
tween JOaoas,a aud Amiabio tor third
place.
The RoJal Hunt plate was won bJ 4. W.
Mortoh's Victor Wild. Ying,on second,
NauDdy Money third.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREyITIES

N.wPonr. X. l., Juna 20.-Ths steamer
Plymouth 10 still upon the rocks of Roses
island.
MoNrrrLEn, w.. June 20.-Ths republl.
csu stais convention vaa held hero to-d -day,
and q. A. Woodbury. was selected for gov
amor.
NHw YoHk. June 9O.-LilliAn Russell is
seriously III, as q result OF q critical suTpi-
cal operation performed last Monday. Hir
husband, signor Perugini, sailed fos Eu-
rope to-day.
IRoNwoop, Mioh., June 21-rwo thou.
sand GoReblo range minors, eomprialng all
the forces Of the Aurora, Norris, Pabs.
Newport and Eas, Norris mineS went on
strike to-day.
Sr. Louis June 2Q-sL Louis 4, Cinein-
natl 2, Pitiabu q Z. Louisville q; Cleveland
I, Chicago y; Boston ~, Bal,imoro ~ New
York d, Philadelphia " second game. phil
adelphiA q. New York IA.
BL0INLw. Mich, June 2O.-Nsweii II. Par.
sons. late oonhdsn,ial clerk for Wells
stone q Co, convicted OF stealing SlGS, 900
worth of failtoad bonds. was sentenced 10
nvs ysans In prison to-day.
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HAS TURNED IT ALL OVER
DAILY Transfers All His Bitter Root
Holdings 10 the Anaconda
Company.
Tho Deed Six Months Old, but
Was Not Recorded Until
Wednesday.
Confederation Was ei,ats.37O ls-In-
eiudsd the FAMOUS Rlyorslds Horse
Aaaoh-PremIsss Doht Go.

Special TO Tho TndepOEdent.
MIssouLA, Juns 20.-An instrument hlsd
to-day In the Office OF tho county recorder
OF na,AlIi county al sisysnsvllle deeds and
transfers TO the Ansoonds Mining company
all Of Marcus Days interest in the Bitter
Hoo, Development company. his interest In
the tovntite of Hamilton, and all Of his
ranches aud personal property Ia that
county. The consideration stated In ths
deed is 81. Az, 370.43. The data OF the In
atrument Is about six months old. No Ia
formation concerning the significance or
reason Of this gigantic transfer Of property
could be obtained from any Of the gontle-
men in this city who are generally credited
with having close business connections
with Mr.. Daily. 10 has been intimated.
however. that Mr.. DAILY has simply had tho
property In his name for the Anaconda
Mining company. and that the OBJ
jscs is TO put the whole OF the
many large Investments made In
Ravalli county by Mr.. Daily into one cor
poration. that many Of the purchases were
made in small blocks. and the business
could be more easily consummsted BY q
private individual than by q corporation.
About six months ago, or close to the
date OF the deed. many iu-
mora we're aHoat concerning Mr..
Days msnaRsmsnt OF the vast inter
ssss OF the Anaconda Mining company In
this stale. The statement that this trans
fer had been made was freely circulated
here. but ss nothing was placed on record
ths truth Of she rumors Was generally dis
credited. A portion Of the property trans
fsrrsd is the famous Riverside breeding
farm, which contains something over u. 900
acres Of land In the bcst portion Of the
Bitter Root valley. u seven miles long
and lies between Corvallis and Gfantsdais.
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WARNING ELks.
oao hand at AtIaatis city aud the othsr
at Jsmsstows. N. n.

ono bAnd ~ AuAauo CITY ana the other
at Jsmsstowa. n. n.
ATLANTIC CTT. N. j., June 20. The
grand lodge OF Elks began iis second days
session with is0 delegates present. The
following officers were slsotsdi GIsnd ex-
Altsd ruler. W. Il. Meyers PhilsdelphiAi
grand secretary, q. n. Hosmer, Boston,
grand eltesmed leading knight. q. A.
Reynolds, Haisford' grand esteemed
loyal knight l.. W. etevOna ChioaRoi
grand sstesmsd IsotuTina knight.
II. 4. Chase. Norfolk grand esquire, W.
III. Wallace. Pittsbura, grand tiler, l.. IL.
Nevkirk. Philadslphia, grand inner guard,
M. j.. Consy. The board OF trustees de-
olsted The meeting at jamestown illegal.
aud declared that the trustees had not been
legally removed. A motion 10 establish =
supreme lodge, with s,ais Rfapd lodges, was
voted down.
JAMEHrows. N. Y, Jane 20.-up 10 ibo
time vnen the grand lodge OF Elks met to-
day no response had bsen received from
the Elks Al Atlantic CITY TO the Invitation
extended them br The grand lodge here 70
participate In its deliberations. The grand
trustees have notified w. n. Bschel OF
Omaha. keb., ex-arand treasurer. that.
BY direction OF the grand lodge.
Frank \. horts, grand treasurer.
has been authorized TO draw on him
for whs, msnsys arc In his possession be.
longing to the grand lodge. Itvss decided
to meet noxt rear al Savannah, Ga. Ihe
election fssultsd as followsi Grand exalted
ruler. W. II. Friday. Broohiyni grand ss-
tesmed leading knight. w. A. Jones' Chi
chgo; grand esteemed loyal knight, W. X.
Wheeler. Dallas. Tex; grand estsemsd
looturina knight. l.. Hassltine. James
town. N. Y; grand secretary. @. A. Smith,
Youngstown, Ohio grand treasurer. Il. s.
0rris. Nsadville. Pa; grand tiler, J. A.
EllinRsr. Warrington. ID. O.; grand irpstess.
L. Ramsey Buffalo. and J. l. Bake. Head
ing. Pa.
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rlnntr on aeld ln ana onnn,r,.

wAsuSoroS, June 20 The gold TsssIvs,
after deduo,ine S. 25O, 900 engaged for ship
nsnt o-morrov, is SGL Io3O O47. or siS6. $50
lower than ever before in iIs bisto'y. The
treasury oflcials are Hppa emily not
alarmed AZ the continued outflow OF gold.
That there 10 no lack OF gold IN tho count
10 shown By tho last national bank state
ment. which shows that on Nav "a. 1894,
the national banks of the United States
held specie 70 the amount of f269. .9il, ,923. OF
which over S20AOO0,OOO was in gold coin
aud gold eortinoaton.
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wAsHNoros, June s0.-Tbs principal
topic OF discussion at to.da,'s meeting OF
representatives. OF tho live stock boards was
based on pspsr prepared by Dr. J. II.
Kellogg. Of Battle Greek, Mich. on the
subject OF tuberculosis The committee on
permanent organization recommended the
formation OF q national live stock sanitary
association, 10 be composed OF rsbtssenta-
tives Of the bureau Of animal industry OF
the agricultural department, members OF
the different state live stock sanitary boards
and conf missionsra. state veterinarians and
Other state oiheials having supervision Of
the diseases OF live stock.
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RED LODGE TRAGEDY.
The Kiiins Of Patrick Csnaoa BY Frank
LadhoG

indhou
Special 20 The Indopondsnt.
LrvNosros, June 20.-F,ank Ladhoa,
who mu'dS'od Patrick Cannon at Rod
Lodge Tuesday morning. was brought here
this morning by Constable Johnson and
placed In ihe county jail. The murder
seems TO have been an unprovohsd aud
cold blooded AffAl'. The men are reported
10 have had no quarrel, and no reason can
bo asaiensd for tho awful deed. They had
been drinking duIina the nigh, In Martin
Johnson's saloon, and about two o'clock
In tho morning Ladhoh called Cannon to
the bar. Just ne Cannon stepped TO ,hs bar
LAdhoH pulled q revolver aud placed 10
close 10 CAnuon's head and pulled the |, ig-
ger. @ nnoa fell over dead, ami Ltdhsd
walked ont Of tho saloon and ooolly re-
matkod TO the spectators that he had shot
PAt Cannon In self defense,
Cannon vaa omplofsd a. miner NJ Red
Lodge. and IL said 10 have been a quis,snd
good natarsd man, even II under tho inla-
once Of liquor Ladhoff Il married man
and has a family OF thtee ehil dten, who ts-
side on a ranch near Red Lodge. Ho was
seen Al the jail, bus refused 10 make any
statsmsn, other than thA, he had commit
ted the deed In self-dsfsnss.
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men, was created here tbIs mornieR when
u was learned ihas Homer MoComb. a
JounR dentis, OF this place. was arrested
snd lodged In Jail on a ohSes Of dsssrtion.
IA has slvAys been supposed hoComb was a
single man until an oiilosr from Wisconsin
arrived hsrs last evening with Ioqaisltiou
FROM Gov Richards 70 arrest bin for de-
ssftin9 his wife and child In that state
Apll 10. 1902 MoComb has been In Boze-
man about two yeau praotielnR dentistry.
He was 10 havs been thton io Wisconsin
this afternoon, but his attorney had a writ
OF habsas corpus served on the sheriff, and
q hearing will be given Thursday afternoon.
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wou,d No, Return In Disgrace.

OMAHA June 90.-Gsorss A. sisptenbaoh,
a former merohsn. OF San Francisco. threw
himself beneath the wheels of a train al
Emerson, Neb., this moIning. aud was cut
90 pieces. lie was on rsuto from Mime
apolia TO San Francisco. whore he was
In charge OF Otiiost II. r. HAndley. lie
told tho otiiosf hs would mover return 90
California and face the dissraoe. Afler
putting ona on tho prisoner the ottlOsF
lhouaht him safe.
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Dissatisfied with tn. statement.

CoLUMnus June s0.-1hs state coal
miners. In eIssutivs session to-day. adopted
a resolution. bv q two-thirds vote. con.
dsmninR the national ofioeis for signing q
compromiss with conditions. A resolution
TO continue ths strike was voted down and
q substitute resolution 10 resume work was
edopted.
BEyIrR, No.. June 2O-J. r. Poor and
Robot johnson were arrested 10 day,
charged with burning the Hannibal a 81.
Joe railroad bridge June IL. They are
suspected of being leaders in the midaight
attacks on local mines. Neither 10 a
miner. Poor owns ht,ssn or twenty teno-
meut housss.
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They E.poo, Hogan. w..lsr.

PIERhE. s d., June e0,-Ths city 10 in q
state OF aToA, eroiismsh, expecting HOgAn's :
army. which is now about sixty miles
shove here. Mayor Ovsa ,his svsnln z
swors in 100 special police and armed the m
with rides,
BISMARCK, N. D., Jane 20. Chief Marshal
Daggst came in fiom Dawson to-day with
j. Z. wernsi, J. Il. Golfer, Il. M. Wise w.
II. France aad J. J. Coksy, all basinsss
men OF Dawson. charged with oonspiTina
with the Coysyitss who stole Northern
Pacific tain last week. The examination
will be held to- morrow,
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ArcIusoS Kan, June 20, Tho Santa Ne
railroad has abandoned its Gpek between
here aud ~. Joseph on account OF the en-
of the river. The company
used the Rock lsland track fof tFip, then
decided the Roek Ialsnd also unsafe. 1his
evening the Santa 70 IL ruaning over the
Hannibal a "a. Joseph line. A. winthrop
Junction, q brakeman ON the santa Fe eau
stand ON the platform u a passsnaer uala
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Pr.pdsrrasrs Triat.

Cmoloo, June N,-AssaSsin Prendor0ast
wac taken into the erininAl court again to-
day for the insanity trial The state asked
fos q special ysnirs, but ths defense in
sisted that ihe regular venirs be exhausted
bsfors a special Que was summoned,
Judge Payne decided that The regular
vsnirs should bs sIhanatsd. after Which a
special vsnire will be ord0ted. P'endsr-
CAST asked the court 20 dispense With .
iary.
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uu.,I,a on, In Nl.h, clo,he..

WASHINGTON. Jnns9O 9O.-Ths congressional
and other guests OF the EoklnHton hotel, In
the suburbs Of this city, had TO make q
has,y sSi, al IN midnieht. In consequences OF q
Gre which started in the kitchen. The
hote, which was owned by District Com
missioner riuesdAls and valued At $50. 900,
was destroyed. Lessee W. A. McKollip,
losss about &i3.00O In furniture.
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hucc,mtuI Ins,I,ut. Ii.ld.

DESvER June 20.-The hitis,h annual
meeting OF the American Institute Of
Homeopathy, which ended TO- night. is pro-
nouuoed by doctors In attendance one OF
Tho most succeaaful and enjoyabls aver
held. RESOLUTIONS we're unanimously
adopted to-day oondemniug any moyoneht
looking 20 transferring any sIistlpg homm-
opathio Institution 10 any old-sehool col
lsee In manner which involves The esI-
render OF the distinctive name, end under
conditions which do not secure The rsooRni-