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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-20

Chicago, June 19.-At almost the
eleventh hour, the aspect of the Amer
lean derby field has been radically
changed. Matt Byrnes. the $4,000 son
of Hampton, heavily backed by his
owner, AIancus Daily, ITO win the Wash
ing5on park classic, is reported to have
suddenly gone lame. The colt is said
10 have stepped on a pebble at Jerome
ozark and spit his hoof. Men who know
Owner DAILY and Trainer Barnes were
mot slow to compute that all other elig-
ibles Ito 1.-The American derby mad but
little show with Mat Byunes and Sem
aitor Grady, in the list OF starters. But
Today, when ut was announced that
Senator Guady was enroute no Chicago
without gis stable mate, Matt Byrnes,
or even Daly'S other derby venture,
Sam Lucas, a new turn of possibilities
WAS given 10 the wheel of chance. This
excitement was intensified by the ru-
NOR THAT after adj James r. Keene,
would not send Domino, and would
probably depend ON HoTHlpipe or FL
TELEGRAPH The fear of the great colt,
Senator Grady, prime faYorite for the
derby, is, therefore, mudh leSSenRd.
Without MIdgley or Matt ByTnes TO
9elp Senator Grady out in 3, possible
contingency, snapper GaIIlSOu mas
tbs opportunity to reasseut his record
for "senerabship." On the other hand,
]. W. Rodgers aIold ON the race with
DOren is hourly becoming dangerous.
OF an the derby candidates the colt
is the only one THAT ilas had a, race of
derby distance in public, and he easily
held Sir Waiter and Sport safe in the
eHeuCdse gsallOp that tine race proved TO
be. Both the animals he donated are
four yeaT5 old and seasoned horses.
Dorian comes of staying lines, and
should the eastern division be further
weakened by the absence Of Domino,
Grady and Dorian might make a team
race of 1T
a STORY comes from Hawthorne,
wnidl, if TRUE, may fuuther alter the
complexion of the race. Charles Car
rnioilael's bay coNt Cash Day by Strath-
more, Dawn of Day, is in the hands
OF Pat Dunno, and despite 1.-THE faet that
Dunno and Couigan are fast friends,
THE former lis said ito be quietly work.
ing for Cash Day for a coup in the
American derby. Corrigan is a despot
in the race and win see Martin has
avowed his intention of giving Corri-
gan a faithful ride on the gelding.
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sd. Louis Trnck.

st. Louis. Mo-, June l9-First race,
thirteen-sixteenths of mile-F'rancis
Pope won, Lord Willowbrook second,
Frank Gayle third. Time-1:2115.
Second race, one mile-Renie won,
Texas Star second, Echo third. Time
1:45
Third race, eleven-sixteenths of a
mile-The Gasconade stakes for 2-year-
olds, $2,000-Prime Minister won, La
Grace second, Mercury third. Time
1:111s.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth
Logan won, Little George, second,
Pearline third. Time-1:491A.
Fifth race, mile and quarter-Uncie
Jim won, Granite second, Red Cap
third. Time-2:12Ea.
Sixth race, thirteen-sixteenths of a
mile-Guido won, Remorse second, Tim
Murphy third. Time-1:21.
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Forced to Adhere.

Tangiers, June 19.-Muly Mohammet,
eldest son of the late sultan, and
pretender to the throne, has been i'm
prisoned at Marakesh by order Of his
brother, Abdul Aziz, the sultan. and
compelled to sign an act of adhesion
to Abdul Aziz.
The position of the latter has been
secured by his being recognized as sui
tan by the powerful Shereef of Wazan.
The towns of Marakesh and Meuinez
and the chief of the independent Zayan
tribe have promised Abdul Aziz to place
5000 armed men along the road be-
tween Fee and Mequinez for the pur-
pose of keeping order.
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
HoPs-ouiet. uHe -

HoPS-Quiet.
WOOL-Qulet; domestic fleece, 1920;
pulled, 2002S.
PIG IRoN-Quiet.
LEAD-3.10.
SILVER-62A
TIN-Steady; straits 1885; plates, quiet.
SPELTER-E'irm; domestic, 3.3715; sales,
on change % tons; November tin, 1855;
% tons sellers optionally year 1886.
COFFEE-Options opened dull at un-
changed to 10 points decline, ruled mac
tive but steady on local trading, closed
steady at points advance to 10 points
decline, sales. $500 bags, Including Aug
ust, 1455@14.60; September, 14.006Dl4 05
october, 13.5OG1S.55; December, 10 10
Spot coffee, Rio steady, No. Z, 1914. Mild,
quiet, Cordova, 19d1914 : sales, LOCO; Gem
tral American, 1000, packages; Costa Rico
$500 packages maricabo.
Santos-Quiet, good average santos, II;
receipts two days, 1900 bags; stock, To-
Hamburg Opened steady. closed quiet;
sales, $1,000 bags, prices unchanged, to 4
Havre-Ciosed quiet. If. lower to kf
Total sales 1900 bags. Rio firm; No. 7.
Rio 15Q70O exchange, 915d. Receipts, two
days, 10000 bags, cleared for the United
States 1000 bags; stock, 10000 bags.
Warehouse deliveries yesterday. 12,11S
bags. New York stock. 1OS,5S1 bags; u.
s. 1914 bags. afioat for 2. s. 142, 900
bags; total visible for the U. S. S05,114
bags; last year, 490,552 bags.
SUGAR-Raw, firm; fair refining. 2 11-16
@2A; centrifugal, 96-test, Is; sales, 93s
muscoyado, ss-test, at 2 ll-l6; ZIG bags
centrifugal, 96.test at 31s; Refined, quiet.
Slb13 1l-16; No. 8, 3 7-1613Sk; No 10, 8 sis
sss; No. 10, 2 1876; mould "a 1904 s-is;
"a "a 8 i5-ls@4ls; cut loaf, 1zs@5A; power
ed, 4A@4 GIG; graduated, i-l6TglAl4
cubes, A 1864 GIG.
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THE ASCOT STAKES.
Aborisine First, Red Ensign Second,
Spindle Leg Third.

London, June 19.-At Ascot Heath to-
day, the Ascot stakes, distance about
two miles, was won by A Taylor, jr's s.,
Aborigine; Sir r. Jardine's Red Ensign
second; 7. Wadlow's Spindle-Leg third.
The betting as the horses went to the
post was 100 to II against Aborigine;
100 to IA against Red Ensign; s to
against Spindle-Leg. Lord Elsmere's
Ingle led until the straight was reached,
when Lowther's Houndsditch went
ahead, but Red Ensign and Aborigine
quickly passed Houndsditch. Aborigine
won by two lengths and a half from
Red Ensign.
The Prince of wales's stakes for g.
year-old colts, over new course, about
a mile and five furlongs, was won by
Henry Miners Contract; Lord Brad
ford's brown colt, Beighterton, second,
and Douglass Baitd's bay colt, Sem
pronius, third.
A gold vase, given by her majesty
with a special purse, was added to the
sweep stakes The distance, about two
miles, was won by Quaisitum; Sarana
second, Barmecide third.
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Duties ON Our Imports.

New York, June 19.-The Herald S
Buenos Ayres dispatch says: A par
liamentary committee has recommends
ed that the following customs duties be
imposed upon imports from the United
States of North America:
Kerosene, IL per cent. per litre; pine
and spruce lumber, per cent. ad va
loren; pitch pine, the same; agricul-
tural machinery valued above 5000, 5
per cent. under $780, 25 per cent.
Government prosecutions of rebel
sympathizers continue in Parana
Advices by mail from Rio just
received here, report the arrest of
Missionary Till, an American Meth
odist. for alleged aid to the rebels.
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The Track at hawthorne.

Hawthorne, III, june 19.-First race,
five-eighths of mile-Pollas won,
Cora second, Lissac third. Time-1 :O5.
Second race one mile-Strathmeath
won, Pat MaIloy second, Enthusiast
third. Time-1 :461I.
Third race, three-quarters of mile
Captain Rees won, Ellie second, Three
Forks third Time-1:1S%.
Fourth race. three-quarters of a mile
Cash Day won, Lucky Dog second,
Loudon third. Time-1:17.
Fifth race, seven-eighths of a mile
Salvador won, Freddie l. second, Folly
third Time $3.50
Sixth race, seven-eighths of a mile
Monrovia won, Burrell's Billet second,
Evanatus third. Time-1.3 254.
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senntor Grady a Farorite.

Chicago, June 1s.-The scratching of
Matt Byrnes has left Senator Grady
the favorite among western horsemen
for the American derby. His price in
the pools is no lower than that of
Domino-bOth selling at to 1, in local
books, but more money is going on
the Senator than Domino at these fig
ures.
There is a growing suspicion that G.
S. McMichael's bay colt Cash Day is
better than generally supposed.
Cash Day made his first start at
Hawthorne today, and fairly ran away
from his field, containing such medium
performers as Lucky Dog, Loudon,
Entire, etc Those who saw his per-
foITnance were ready to admit that he
has a fighting chance for the race.
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Eclipse stakes.

New York. June 19.-It was set away
day ait Morris park, and the rich
Eclipse stakes for two-yeaa-olds, and
the Belmont stakes for three-y ear-olds,
We're the ATTRACTIONS.
When the flag fell, after a long de-
lay, Walter, THE favorite, took the
lead, closely followed by Sir Galahai
and Conmo5sPur, and they raced i'm that
position until the dip was reached
when the latter wanted to quit, but
GanuLSon began with whip and spurs
and tine colt concluded ito go on.
AT THE last eighth Walter had
enough Of 1T and could not so amy fur
ther in spite OF Griffith's hard work.
Then Garrison on Conno1Seur and
Sims on Utica, challenged Sir Galaihad,
and a furious drive eTlsued between the
Ihree leading Jockeys in the east.
The colts finished well together, Gar
ris9n fairly lifting mis- mount across $jhe
lines and ready TO fan. TaTal shook
Sims OF and get second place. Utica
struggled along in third.
A!le Belmont stakes proved q great
disappointment, for Domino declined
The issue With Henry of Navarro, and
the laiJuer had no treble in winning
IRON Pmg and Assignee.
Fi1t5t race, five furlongs-Rubicon
won, Lustre second, Will Fodzo third.
Time-i:00h.
Second race. eight and one half fur
lCngs-ron Alonzo Won. OITlus second,
5eitucket third. Ti1ne-1:4Ss4.
Third race. the great Eclipse stakes,
SIX flrlongs-Connoiseur won, Sir Gal
ahad second. Utica third. Ttne-1:15.
Fourth race, Belmont stakes, nine
furhongs-1enry of Navarro won, Prig
second. Assignee third. Time :5615.
Fifth race. five and one-half fur
lCngs-Cockade won. Windgale second,
rrxs,-
Sixlbh race lnile-Gold Dollar won,
Clementine second, Melody third.
Time-1:46.
Seventh race, match, five fur9ongs-
Stonell won, Correction second. Time
%.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, June ~.
CATTLE-Re Receipts, 1,550 head; conditions
rather favorable to sellers and with both
local and outside buyers taking hold free
ly; the market was active at prices all of
10 to 10 cents higher than Saturday for
desirable beef steers.
HOGS-Receipts, 300; market 3 cents
higher than yesterday, and active. Heavy
and butchers weight hogs sold at 4. 10 up
TO 4.S0; light and light mixed stuff at
from 4.55 to AIS. Trading was largely at
4.7094.75 against 4.60 to 40 yesterday and
4-60 to 466 on last Tuesday.
SHEEP-Receipts, 425. There was an
Indifferent demand; market demoralized;
natives, 275@3.50; westerns, 2.5013.25; COM
men and stock sheep, 2GOg2.25; lambs, 800
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HE TOOK LAUDANUM.
JOE O'BRIEN MAKES AN ATTEMPT
AT SUICIDE.
He Was Arrested For Forgery Last
Night and Swallowed the Poison
at the Police Station.

At about 10 o'clock last night, ex-Deputy
Sheriff Joe O'Brien was arrested by Detec-
tive Sheets and Officer Mcdonald on the
charge of forging Judge Powers name to
a check for 50. Just as O'Brien was step
ping from the patrol wagon at the police
station, he took a two ounce bottle of
laudanun from his pocket, and before
any one could interfere, swallowed the
contents.
1--WE taken laudanun," he remarked,
as he dropped the bottle, land will die
before / will be tried"
An investigation showed that he had
actually taken poison, and DR.. Beatte was
sent for in a hurry.
The physician was soon on the scene,
ard his treatment of the prisoner brought
him around all right. At 1 o'clock this
morning, OBrien was said to be out of
danger.
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OFF FOR LONDON.
Cracks of Yale Who Will Meet the
Oxford Men.

Oxford Men.
New York, June 19.-Ysie's great ath-
letes who have made worlds records
on the track, and who have been chos-
en- to go to Europe and compete against
the Oxford cracks. will sail tomorrow
morning on the steamship New York.
The team which will sail tomorrow is
as follows:
Runners, Pond. Woodruff, Sanford
and Morgan; murders, Cady, Sheldon
and Hatch; hammer throwers and shot
putters, Brown and Hickok.
The team will meet the Oxford men at
the Queens club grounds, London, on
July IT,
Charley Sheriff., the famous runner,
will accofpany the team and stay until
its return.
Runner Pond, at the Windsor, said
tonight that the boys would leave in the
best of condition and would, he be-
Heved, not be much the worse for their
voyage.
They will go into active training up
on their arrival.
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DOTS AND DASHEs.
News Notes CuIIed and Carefully
COndensPd

Condensed.
Rio De Janeiro, June 19.-The yellow
fever has disappeared from this city.
Minneapolis, June 19.--George Feren-
bach, the swindler, was delivered to Off
Ger Handler, of San Francisco today.
Cripple Creek, Colo, June 19.-After a
cessation of business for three weeks
passenger trains began running on the
Florence & Cripple Creek railroad today.
Montgomery. Ala, June 1s.-Wi liam
Trimble, a liveryman, and Joseph Hutche-
son, a wealthy contractor, fought duel
on one of the crowded streets of this city
last night. Both received wounds. The
men have been enemies for some time,
over business matter.
Washington, June 19-The president has
returned from his trip down the bay. Mr..
Cleveland has been benefited very much
from the trip. 1t was stated by Mr.. Thur
Der that the president had no recurrence
of his complaint and felt perfectly re-
stored to health.
Pleasant, Pa, June 19.-The boiler of
Bilber Bros saw mill exploded, killing
Nelson bigger, one of the proprietors and
fatally scalding Herbert bigger. The mill
was blown to pieces.
London, June 19-The Anglo-American
lodge of Free Masons installed Mr.. Rey-
noldS as master at the Criterion restaur-
ant tonight. The company included
Brothers Laurie, of Nova Scotia; Lewis,
of Texas; Lovejoy, of Quebec, and
Williamson, of Worcester, Mass.
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Rafted Him Hard.

Ptttsburg June 19.-Louisville batted
Pittsburg's new pitcher hard, and won
with ease. Score:
Pfttsburg4. Base hits. s; errors, g.
Louisvdlle-9. Base hits, -; errors, g.
Batteries-Easton and Merrill; HON.
ming and Grim. Unlpire-Hust.
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HoRRoRs IN ARKANsAs

Paris. Ark, June 1.-THE doctors of
this place are busy night and day. A
disease as raging with terrible fury
within six or eight miles west of the
town. and in it's seveHiay and behavior
tie doctors are inclined tc call it cfol-
era One physician at Paris reports
fifty-seven cases. Several deaths have
already occurred.
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Extradition OF Enetn.

New York, June 19-The HeraId's
Panama dispatch says: Salvador is
seeking the e0traditton of ex-President
Ezeita.
Manager O'Leary, of the Bank of Bo-
gaita, has been arrested ON charges pre-
ferred by the government, of compa-
city in the clandestine emission At
more THAN a million of pesos in m
tioGlal bank bills during the Holgafn
regime
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THE CREE SIN DANCE.

Havre. Mont. June 1s-The Cree sun
dance of three days has just conclud-
ed. Three braves were hung up by
thongs thrust into slitS in the breast,
slashed by Chief Little Eggs. All fai11-
tied. A young buck had Sits cut in the
shoulders and to the insented thongs
were tiled four buffalo skulls which he
dragged after him. Eignty pieces of
flesh were cut from his arms ito be kept
as rtnlznns
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THIRTY VILLAGES
ARB SUBMERGED.
Situation in Austria Worse
Than Ever.
MANY HOUSES WE'RE
CARRIED AWAY.
DAMAGE TO CROPS OF ALL KINDS
IS IMMENSE.

Eldest Son of the Late Sultan Has
Been Thrown Into Jail-The As
cot Races-Hnreourt's Retirement
AN Apology From Antwerp
Spread of the PIaGue-FOrty-Fiye
Persons Observation-Disclosures Will
Not Be Able to Visit America.
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To Ride Ramapo.

New York, June 19.-Gideon today Of
fered Garrison $500 to allow Taral to
ride Ramapo in the Suburban and the
offer was accepted. Clifford has turned
into confirmed roarer and is not likely
to be a starter in the Suburban. Leigh
says that he does not think the horses
again
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE Receipts, $500; slow on ma
tives, lower on Texans. Prime to extra
native steers, 4SO@4.9O; medium. 4.25Q4. rs;
others, 3.75GS So; Texans, 2OO63.66
HOGS-Receipts, 10000; active, unchang-
K0 9gg 81 heay e 4Ia9V paek 6fca ix
weights, 4.S5Q500; assorted light, 1900
485.
SHEEP. AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000;
unchanged. Top sheep, 3.25Q350; top
lambs, 4.2504.50.
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A Pitchers Battle.

st. Louis, June 19.-Today's game
was virtually a pitchers battle The
Browns were unable 10 hit Chamber
lain effectively, while the visitors found
Hawley often enough to win by close
margin. Score:
st. Louis-2. Base hits Z; errors, 4.
Cincinnati-3. Base hits, z; errors, 1.
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CLEVER sCHEME TO DEFRAUD.

Niagara Falls, New York, June 49,
What is judged by railroad men to be
very clever attempt to swindle
western exelrsionists coming to Niaga-
IA Falls is just coming TO Eight. Three
handsomely gOtten up mileage books
have been issued by the New York &
Niagara Falls Railway company that
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Harcourt VIII Retire Mt Once.

London, June 19.-Sir William Har-
court will retire from the lower house
at the close of the present session and
be elevated to the house of lords. The
choice of a successor TO Sir William as
Liberal leader seems to be between
Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Henry
Asquith and John Morley
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Forty-Five Persons Droyyned.

Berlin, June 19.-Seventy young peo-
pie were returning from fete on the
river JOKE in Samora, Russia, when the
boat, which was overcrowded sank.
Forty-five passengers were drowned.
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Chfcaro-CIeVeInnd.

Cleveland O., June 19.-Ewing's muff
of Dahlen's fly in the eighth inning
gave Chicago three runs and the game.
=CleNeland-2. Base hits, 8; errors, 2.
Chicago. Base hits, 5: errors. 4.
Batteries = thinner and Knauss:
Terry and Kittridge. Umpire-Lynch
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OoRNELL a WINNER.

Ithaca, n. Y, June 19.-The race be-
tween the Dauntless crew of New York
and the Cornell freshmen crew came off
today on Cayuga lake. Cornell finished
FIVE lengths ahead of her opponents
Time-11 :l5 3-5.
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Antwerp ApoIogizes.

Antwerp, June 1.-THE military gov
ernor has apologized to Admiral Erbin
for the oversight of the authorities in
not replying to the salute of the United
States cruiser Chicago.
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ON THE EDGE or A
GREAT REVOLUTION.
Serious State Of Affairs Existing
in Nicaragua.
ZELAYA HAS ASKED
AID FROM BONILLA.
BARRIos BEHIND A SCHEME FO
AN UPRISING.

1t is Reported in Berlin That Sir Ed
ward Mallett, British Ambassa-
dor, Has Sent in His Resignation
coincidence of the Emperor Has
Been Lost BY the Recent Acts of
the British Cabinet.
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md. Blackwood third. Time

Jubal5 second, Blackwood third. Time
LAZY.
Third race, six and one-half furlongs
Camden won, Brightwood second,
Senator third Time-1:241S.
Fourth. race, five urlongs-Blackburn
won, Grand Prix second, Topmast
third. Time-1:01.
Fifth race, four and one-half furlongs
Salisbury won. Jane second, Syracuse
third Time-.551b
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Were Aided Dy Errors.

Boston. June 19.-Baltimore won by
clean, sharp hitting. aided by errors of
Camel. Score:
Baltimore-13. Base hits, Is; errors, 9.
Beston-S. Base hits. 10; errors, 10.
Batterdes-Hawke and Robinson;
Camel and Staley. Umpire-Emslie
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BANKS TO FURNISH
GOLD FOR EXPORT.
Beneficial Effect on Stock Elk
change Markets.
ANY FURTHER DRAIN
WILL BE LIGHT.
Liberal SELLING CAUSES JULY
WHEAT TO TUMBLE.

One and One-HaIf Lower
Than Yesterday, Despite a GoOdly
Supply of BuIIisIS KeOs-Lead,
G2 Ia, silver, S3.1O-Attaci> on
Union Pacific BY Bear Traders
Bonds Close Heavy and Weak
Live Stock Markets of the West.
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London, June IA dispatch to the
Times from Vienna says the inunda-
ton in the valley of the Waag is the
worst since 1918. Over thirty villages
are submerged.
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KILLED FOR THREE DoLLARs.

Laredo. Tex, June 19.-Reports come
from sam Pedro of the murder of two
children i'm order ito obtain So. The
dhildq'en had been sent from a ranch to
town to pawn some articles and take
home the money. On their way home
they were murdered. Every effort is
being made to catch the murdererS, a
reward of $500 being Offered for their
capture.
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Not Generally Credited.

London, June 19.-The report tele4
graphed from Berlin Of the resignation
of Sir Edward Mallet, British ambas-
sador to Germany, cannot be confirmed
at the foreign office. 1t is surmised
that some trouble has arisen out Of
the Anglo-Belgian agreement in regard
to the Congo frontier, which has caused
friction between the German foreign
office and the British ambassador, but
the report of the latter's resignation is
not generally credited.
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spreod of the PIarue.

HongKong, June 19.-In three days
there have been ninety-three deaths
from the plague The removal of peo-
pie to Canton has caused a great
diminution in the spread of the epi-
demic.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE Receipts, 4,5OO; shipments.
LOO Market for best steady; others
weak. Texas steers, 2.60@3.5O; cows, 10
@3.40; beef steers, 35005.00; native COWS.
1.40M355; stockers and feeders, 250d375:
bulls, 1.50G3.50
Market for best steady; others weak.
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nesuIts Mt Washingto.a.

washington, June 1s.-Flrst race,
four and one-half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
won, Gladiator second, CloverdaIe
third Time: 56H.
Second race, one mile-Red Star won,
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have every Indication of being genuine.
There is no such a railway and these
books have probably been printed by
sharpers ITO sell to westerners coming
to the falls and desiring to go further
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San FRANcIsco cENERAI.

SAN FRANC1SCO-GENE RAL.
San Francisco, June 19.-Drafts, sight,
1914 telegraphic, Is; silver bars, 62114 0623s
Mexican dollars 51@51h
WHEAT-Quiet; December, 1.09B; May,
1 151h -