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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
A. o. U. W.
Several Appeals Dismissed ant
Oth9rs Sustained.

San Francisco. June 15.-The supreme
ledge of Workmen resumed its session to-
day.
The principal business at this morning s
session was the considerable of a report
from a special committee favoring an
appropriation of $4,000 to assist weak jur-
meEdations made by Grand Mast r
Shields in his report. The proposition met
with considerable opposition on the floor;
but it was passed by a handsome ma
jority.
A reception to the delegates by the
ladies of the a. 0. L. W. was held in the
upper hall of the Golden Gate building
at noon today.
The election of officers will be reached
tomorrow.
The following appeals were dismissed:
Pioneer Lodge No. 3SS5 VS.. the grand lodge
of New York; j. p Rarthell VS. the grand
lodge of Tennessee; David c. S. Smith VS..
the grand lodge of Tennessee; Santa cruz
Lodge No. 4S VS.. the grand lodge, of Cali
forpia.
The appeals were sustained of A. H.
Taisey vs.; the grand lodge of Minnesota
sylvania.
The following supreme officers were
elected last night Master workman
Louis L Troy, Illinois; foreman, Joseph
z. Riggs, Kansas; overseer, J. G. Tate,
Nebraska; recorder, NJ W. Sackett; res
ceiver, John I. Acker; medical examiner.
Dr. w. c. Richardson; guide, John Milne
Ontario: Waterman, B. T. Geiger, Michi-
gan; trustees: G.. B. Katzenstein Cali
fornia; II. c. Sessions, Dakota; A H.
Vermilyea, New Jersey.
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LEWELLNG is SANGUINE.
Expects PopuIists to vim for seve,
al Reasons.

Leavenworth, Kan, June Ex-Governor
Lewelliag attended a meeting of the
Mystic Shrine here tonight. In an inter
view with an Associated Press reporter.
be said. in speaking Of the Fopulist posi-
biliues in this state, that he expected the
ticket TO win Tor several reasons-first ii
thusissm for the party; second. the Dem
ocra.ts must vote, and as they are tired of
their party in this state. and would nor
vote the Republican ticket they Would
go for the Popuhsts. He also expects the
suffrage amendments to take many votes
from the Republican party, and thinks
the people OF the state are well satisfied
with his adnninistrat ton
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yIGmANT,s FAST RUN.

Dublin, June 15.-The American yacht
Vigilant was sighted off York Island,
northwest coast of ireland. at 2:20 p. m.
today.
The distance sailed was covered in
Il days. 8 hours ard minutes, a fair
passage for an ocean freighter, and is one
of the SwifteSt eastward runs of any
yacht in recent years. The time is faster
than that made by the Valkyrie on her
recent trip home.
The Vigilant goes to Glasgow, where
her spars and other fxings await her.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP.
Over $50 Miners Said to Have Beer
Killed.

Tropau, Austrian Silesia, June j5.-An
explosion of fire damp occurred at the
Sohann and Frazisl1a mines at Karwin.
over $50 miners are said to have been
killed. The elevator shafts were destroyed
The mines are owned by Count Won
Lavish.
Il Is believed that at least 200 miners
were killed. An explosion took placa q :
10 o'clock in the pit of the FranzislSa
mines and resulted in the death of 129
miners.
THIS explosion was followed by series
of others, the most. disastrous being in
johannes pit where fifty miners were
killed. The rescue party which descend 81
Into one of the pits at 5 O'Clock this
morning also perished
The official report places the number of
KILLED at lS5; fatally injured. thirty Four
teen bodies have already been re@aveye7
There were i've distinct Explosions.
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Revo1ution snnnresseh.

Buenos Ayres. June 15--The financial
situation is easier, owing to an advance
in wheat.
General Rocea is Of the opinion that
the revolution has been suppressed,
and is not likely to revive He saws
the government will do its utmost TO
NEE: its debts. and thinks that the
country will slowly recover from its
financial and commercial troubles
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Deceased Wife,s Sister Law.

London, June 15.-The house of lords,
today, by vote of 129 to 12O, rejectsE
the second reading of the deceased
wife's sister manageable law
Lord Dunrayen, in moving the sec
ond reading, said in the experience Of
the United States. Canada and else
where, it showed the Iegalization Of
such marriages.
The Earl Of Selborn eontended it was
only a rich mans question. He said
the house ought to pause a. long time
before following the example of Amer
lea. where relaxation had led to a
great increase in tine number OF di-
vorce5 and other evils.
The Prince Of Wales voted with the
majority in rejection
The knowledge That a vote was 10
be taken brought a large number of
peeresses to the house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
NORTH DAKoVA PoPIJLIsTs.

Jamestown, N. D., June 15.-Walter
Muir, of Cass county, was nominated
for Congress by the state independent
convention today without opposition.
The platform favors the free and I'M
dn1ited coinage of gold and silver; IA
vors government ownership of rail-
reads and telegraph. the initiative and
referendum, and the strict enforcement
of all state laws without discrimina-
tion.
The resolutions also approve woman
suffrage
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Colts Failed to Connect.

Washington, June 15.-Anson's colts
failed to connect with the ball today,
when a hit would have brought the
necessary runs which tell the story
Score:
Washington-6. Base hits II; errors g.
Chica go. Base hits 8; errors 6.
Batteries-Maul and Mcguire; Alb
hey, Schriver and Griffith. Umpire
McQuaid.
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ooxEY's BILL IN THE HOUSE.

Washington, June 15.-The Coxey Dill
for good roads and non-interest bonds,
which Senator PETER introduced in the
Senate, has been introduced in the
House by Representative Geary, of
California. 1t was done by request,
and does not signify that Mr.. Geary
entertains the CoXey theory. An
amendment has been added to make
i compulsory for every state. territory,
county and township to give work to
every unemployed person in its limits
at $3.50 a day for common labor, and
SIS. so for labor with q team, s hours a
day.
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st. Johns Under Martial Law.

ST. Johns, N. F., June ia mob of
5000 persons collected about the
wharves today and tried to take goods
without paying duty. The governor
called upon the commander of H. NJ. S.
Buzzard for assistance. The marines
were drawn Up on the ships deck.
ready to go ashore. Ultimately. by the
advice of the cool-headed men, the
crowd dispersed. The city is now prac-
tically under martial law.
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Results ut ST. Louis.


st. Louis, June 15.-Weather hot;
track fast.
First race, fifteen-sixteenths of a mile
I-Fonshway Won, Southern Lady sec
ond. Major Drip third. Time-i:97lb.
second race, mile and sixteenth-Ox-
ford won, Uncle Jim second, Marcel
third. Time-1:49H.
Third race, nine-siXteenths of a mile
Van Brunt won, Lexington Belle, sec
ond. Larry Kavanaugh third. Time
Fourth race. mile and a quarter
King Mack won, Shellbark second.
Barefoot third. Time-2:11.
Fifth race, ntne-sixteenths of a mile
Anna McNairy won, Boreas second
Mercury third. Time-:55.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Ethel Grav
won, Rover second. Tim Murphy third.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
HORSE CASE SETTLED.

London, June 15.-The case Of Ross.
VS.. Mcdonald, the California horse
owner was called today by Hon. Sir
Henry Hawkins, a. justice Of the
queens BENCH division of 1.-THE high
court of justice. This was an action
for damages arising from the detention
of the race horse Ormonde. The suit
was settled privately by the payment
of fl 900.
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Beer and BnIIets.

Joliet. H., June ia party of Ital-
sans were drinking beer at Jefferson
vile. Grundy county, when John Nc
CAREY, thought he had been slighted
and called the crowd outside asking
for a fight When they reached the
street. he began TO shoot at them. 4
bullet struck A1drago Memo in the
brain and he died Immediately. The
next struck man named Gilitto in the
left breast. and he died in thirty min
utes When the crowd saw what Nc
Carey had done. they attacked and
nearly killed him. He was finally
lndpa in iail
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Those Frontier Disputes.

Brussels. June 15.-Unfavorable news
was received here from the Africa dis
trict of Oubangfai. adjoining the Con-
90 Free state. 1t is said that The
French and Belgians are already upon
bad terms in regard to frontier dis .
putes. growing out of tine occupation of
Oubanghai. and that the Belgians are
six times more numerous in fighting
men than the French. whose position
it is believed would be serious in, the
event of a. conflict
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Hn,ythorne,s Track

Hawthorne Ills. June 15.-First race,
nineesiNteenths of a -Moderaco
won. De Jure second, Montre third.
Time-:57.
Second race. mile and an eighth
Hume Won, Pat Malloy, jr., second.
Hawthorne third. Time :562.
Ihlrd race, one mila-Ragner won,
Percy second, Dungraven third. Time
1:29&.
Fourth race, seven-eighths of a mile
Cleaning won, Dalsyrian second
Ethel third. Time--1 1912.
Fifth race, five-eigthths of a mile
Amelia won, Entire second, Thomson
third. Time-1:OS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
Murdered Hfs Father.

New York June 15.-Arthur Rock is
under arrest. charged with the murder
of his father. The latter disappeared
the first week in January and his body,
showing q fracture of the skull, was
found in North river March Z. Young
Rock quarreled with his mother, be-
cause she would give him no money,
and in the presence Of witnesses
threatened TO kill her as he had his
father
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
Eined for Kicking.

New York, June 15.-Doyle was fined
$25 and put out of the game in the
seventh inning for unnecessary kick
ing ait being called out on strikes.
Score:
Pittsburgh Base hits 6: errors 2.
New York; Base hits IL; errors 4.
Batteries-Gumbert and Mack; Nee
kin and Farrell. 'Umpire-Emslie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
BenII Murder Cnse.

Ell Reno. o. T, June 15.-Today has
been the spectacular day of the Beall
murder case. But little evidence las
been introduced and the greater por-
ton of time was consumed in argu-
ment by counsel of points Of law. The
peculiar defense advanced is, by ruling
of the court, shut out and the pros
poet Of Beall's acquittal is practically
preclUded. Tomorrw VIII doubtless
close the evidence
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st. Louis. June 15.-The body of Ben
Oliver Clark. the prominent board Of
trade broker, who has been missing
from this city since last Sunday, was
discovered in the river near Fostus,
No, today. The Coroners jury which
held the inquest found a verdict that
Clark came to his death by violence,
his skull having been crushed in.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
OUR GOUNTRY'S CASH!
Estimate of the Result of the Treas
ury's Operations for the Yenr.


ury's Operations for the Year.
Washington, June 15.-As the end of
the fiscal year is only f1fte3n days dis
tant treasury officials are able to give
fairly accurate estimate of the net re-
suits of treasury operations for the year
Up to this time the receipts aggregate
$2S2, 204,721 and the disbursements
$3.50, 197. 1897, leaving q. deficit for the
eleven and half months of S74992, SIG.
Tt is thought by the treasury officials
the total deficit for the var will not
be materially greater than 1T is now,
and that$75, 10000 will probably more
than cover it, even should the customs
receipts continue to decline and those
from internal revenue remain as dur
irg the last fortnight. While the cash
balance today reached Sis, 095, 2S2 and
the god balance $67, S04,9 1872, the. lowest
point since the January bond issue, the
situation is causing but little uneasi-
ness at the TREASURY department
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recommending the city investigate the
Mullan relief fund of this city.
The resolutions stated that published
report signed by J. b. Chambers, expert
accountant, and authenticated by the
beard of manager of the fund, contains
priIna facie evidence that there has been
gross rlisn1anagemeni and miSappropria-
ton of revenues OF that board during the
past five years.
The property controlled by the board is
appraised at 100000, and its real value
is placed at 81, 000.00G 1t is from the in
come derived from this property that the
objects Of the fund are supposed to be
~ FRIED ont
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
Hunted with BIoodhounds.

Mexico, Mo-. June 15.-Fannie Throck-
marion, the eighteen-year-old daughter
of Richard Throckmorton, a wealthy
farmer of this vicinity, was criminally
assaulted by an unknown ma his af-
terncon. The farmers are up \ arms
tonight, and are searching for the
criminal.
kilograms have been sent to jefferson
city for bloodhounds and they will be
here before morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
The Iiostons Runched.

Boston, June 15.-Hard hitting on
both sides Characterized the game, but
the Bostons punched their hits oppor-
timely, playing a pretty field game,
while the visitors We're erratic. Score:
Boston-15 Base hits 81; errors 3.
Louisville-1O. Base hits IA; errors 2.
Baitteries-Stivetts and Camel; Hem
ming and Earle Umpire Hurst.
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Intense Feeling Against Us.

New York. June 15.-The World has
the following:
San Salvador, June 1.-THE refusal
of the commander of the Bennington,
today, to surrender Antonio Ezata and
other refugees, has aroused intense
feeling against the United Staes which
is taking the form of thrsats against
Americans here.
Clouds already overspTead the new
government.
The presidency was first offered to
Rivas. but he declined it He is the
hereditary chief of a powerful tribe of
Indians and his position is one of very
great power for the preoarious honors
Of tine presidency. Rivas is here mere
ly TO keep watch on Gutierrez and to
head off any scheme for the union of
Salvador and Guatemala.
In a street fight at San Vincento. la
persons were killed. 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
Northern Pacific Moves.

Tacoma, Wash, June 15.-The Northern
Pacific has abolished it's connections
with St. Paul by way of the Occur
d Alene branch, the trains to be run over
the Union Pacific branch from Spokane
to Wallace Idaho. Slight repairs remain
to be made between Desmet and Wallace.
The overland leaving st. Paul today will
come through, arriving here on Monday.
The first eastbound through train will
leave Tacoma tonight
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Excursion Rates via the Union Pa
cific to All Points East.

Commencing. today, following excur
sion rates are in effect via. the Union
Pacific: To all Missouri River points.
$4,000; to Chicago, $3.50. All tickets
good for return until September 18th
The Union Pacific is the shortest and
fastest line to all points east.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
Couldn't Handle the stick.

Baltimore. June 15.-St. Louis put up
a very good fielding game. but could
do nothing with the stick. Score:
Baltimore-17. Base hits %; errors 2.
st. LOUIS. Base hits Z; errors 2.
BatterieS-Hawke and Robinson
Clarkson, Peitz and Buckley. Umpire
Stage
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
Pope Was Near nenth.

New York. June 15.-The HeraAd's
correspondent at Rome is informed &y
the popes physician that his holinaks
recent attack of illness brought Him
near death. For some time it was
thought he could not rally. He has
fully recovered his strength and is now
in excellent health
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
NORWEGIAN LuTHERANs.

st. Paul, Mimi, June 15.-Most of the
time of the Norwegian Lutheran conven-
ton today was taken up by discussion of
the parochial school question. The Gov
church. of Norwood, Ia, were admitted
to the united church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
DELAYS DANGEROUS
FOR PRENDERGAST.
Begins to Look as Though He
Would Die.
EXECUTION MAY NOT
BE POSTPONED.
JUDGE PAYNE CAN FIND NO AU-
TH0RITY FOR STAY.

Date of the Execution Is July 2
Missouri Farmers Hunting n Fiend
with BIoodhOunds-BOdy of the
Missing st. Louis Broker DiscOy-
cred, with the Skull Crushed in
Spectacular Day in the BeaII MUIR
der Case.
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tween the Philadelphias and the Gin
cinnatis opened sharply and ended a
parody on good ball Score:
Philadelphia-21 Base hits &c; err
rors 5.
Cincinnati-S. Base hits II; errors 3.
Batteries-Taylor and Grady; Cham
berlain and Vaughn Umpire Lynch.
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FELL FROM HIS HIGH ESTATE.

Galveston, Tex, June 15-Charles II
Schroeder, prominent real estate and
insurance agent, was arrested this eve
ming charged with forging signatures to
notes and deeds of trust, aggregating
United States commissioner He is Ger
man by birth, has been a resident of this
city for many years, and stood high in
the community
talk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
WHITE METAL CAN !
NOT BE- EXCLUDED.
Double Standard the Remedy for
the Depression.
STRONG VIEWS OF
SIR DAVID NJ. BARBOUR.
SHELVING OF SILVER wofkSD
CAUSE GREAT DISASTERS. !

POpe's Recent Attaek of Illness
Brought His Holiness Very Near
to Deaths DOor-Intense Feeling
Against Americans in San saliva
dor-AbduI Aziz Officially Pro-
claimed Sultan of OIOrOccO-De-
ceased Wife's Sister Marriagea-
Bile Law in the House of Lords
Other Foreign News.
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ARCHBISHOP TACHE BETTER.

Winnipeg, Man, June 15.-Arch-
bishop Taohe, of the st. Bonifaca Ro-
man Catholic diocese, has been very i'll
for some days. but his condition is
much improved today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
Cut Rates to All Points East via the
Union Pacific

Following excursion rates are in eff
feet via the Union Pacific today: To
all Missouri River points and return.
$4,000; to Chicago, $3.50. Tickets good
returning until September 18th. City
Ticket Office, POI Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
SPORT AT DENVER
SPOILED By RAIN
Only One Race was Finished
Yesterday.
YALE'S TEAM WILL
MEET OXFORD ONLY.
no FALL TRoTTING MEETING IN
ST. LOUIS.

Three Favorites Win at Latonia-
Bicycle Road Records Allowed by
the Century Club of America
Henry of Navarro Frightens En-
tries at Morris Park-Newsy Notes
from the Various League Dia-
monds of the Country.
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THE DIAMOND.
nrookIyn-CIeveIand.

Brooklyn, June 15.-Lyston, the won
der, who Tebeau secured from the
eastern club, started pitch for the
Spiders, but was yanked out in the
early part of the fourth inning and
Clarkson pitched the balance of the
game. Score:
Brooklyn-9. Base hits, 8; errors, 5.
Cleveland-S. Base hits, 8; errors. 8.
Batteries-Stein and Kinslow; Lys-
ton, Clarkson and thinner. Umpire
Hartley.
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Forty Thousand in l0or@erics.

New York, June 15.-Charged with
forgeries which, it is said, amount to
$4,000, Edward Muiligan was arrested
in Montclair, y. J.. tonight by direc-
ton Of Inspector Mclaughlin He
worked for an insurance company in
New York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
Who pares Resist We

London, June 15.-The Standard dis
patch from Madrid says: Sultan Alb
dull Aziz. in his proclama ton to the
people promises amnesty 10 persons
who have been guilty of offenses
against his father, but threatens to i'm
pose the most severe punishment on
any one who dares to resist his au-
th0ritv
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No Fail NIeeting

st. Louis, June 15.-The directors of
the fair association have decided not
TO give fall trotting meeting in con-
necton with the fair. The abandon
ment of the meeting is, it is understood.
due in great measure to the disap-
pointing patronage of the present run
ming meeting.
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BOYCOTT or THE
ERIB Is DBFUNC7.
1t Will Hardly Come to Life
Again.
STIRRED UP QUITE
A BAD FEELING.
ALTON REFUSES TO TAKE A HAND
IN THE GAME.

Its Statement, However. Is Taken
with u Large Grain of Salt by the
Other Lines-Everything Nearly
Ready for n Big Rate War Over
Excursion Business--sale of the
Balimore & Lehigh-Movements
of the Northern Pacific.
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WIN Meet Oxford Only.

New Haven, Conn, June 15.-The
members of the Yale team, which is to
sail for England on the 10th, have
signed a pledge to take part lin no other
contests than the meetings with Ok
ford.
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VIII Not Accept.

Washington, June 15.-Representatives
of the Pacific railroads say the companies
will not accept the proposition that the
and run fifty years. They claim the COM
pany cou4Q not pay such interest and
make payments on the principal called for
in tha bill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
LIGHTNING STRIKES CHICAGO.
One Man Killed and Several Build
ingS Damaged.

Chicago, June ia severe electrical
and hail storm passed over this city this
afternoon, doing considerable damage.
lightning struck the top of the Teutonic
building which IS ten stories high, and
Knocked a fifty pound piece of granite
from the cornice to the pavement, where
is narrowly missed two policemen. The
thunder and noise Of the falling stone
caused several horses to run away.
Gotlieb GotslSi. a laborer, was instantly
killed by lightning and several houses on
the west and north sides were struck and
damaged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
MISSOURI IS GAINING

Omaha, June 15.-The Missouri river
has gained several inches during the
night. and at noon is within two feet
of the danger line. There were heavy
rains throughout the valley last night,
and much higher water is probable.
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Near the Moorish Frontier.

Paris. June 15-The government has
ordered several bodies of troops from
the forces of Algeria to take up po-
sitions near the Moorish frontier.
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vs oFFURED A JOB.

Atchison, Kan, June 15.-John J, ingalls,
has received an offer to become editor-in-
chief of an important magazine publica-
ton in New York. He will leave for that
place tomorrow to confer with the man
agement.
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Parody on Good Ban,

Philadelphia, June 1.-THE game be
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Atcbjson REORGANIZATION,

New York, June 15.-It is said the At
Gibson reorganization plan includes issu-
ing of collateral bond trusts to the
amount of S., 100000 on a security of SILL
700, 600 st. Louis and San Francisco bonds,
Colorado Midland's As and Atchison As in
the Atchison treasury.