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ENOR SALE, S6O0-ONE OF THE BEST
l. paying restaurants in the city; viii be sold
at sacriTce, for cash only; buyers can have
one weeks tinIe 10 examine books and busi-
ness. E. l.. HAWK, Real Estate and Insur-
ance, 1904 Fourth street.
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GROCERIES.

g E1RESH ROLL BUTTER, 45C; BEST ROLL,
L soc; Creamery Squares. 55c; Fancy
Mountain Butter 221Sc pound: 10 bars soap,
25c. BEESLEY Il SONS Boston Cash Mar
Eet $40 X street
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CtARDWELL LCOLONY-1O-ACRET IRA CTS
~ only Slo0 per acre; water pipes will be
laid to each and every tract in said colony.
j. L. CAkDWELL, owner, 1904 n street. or
at 3Ol street. Sacramento.
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STRAYED-TO MY PLACE. ON RIVER
- 'front.' half a mile below street, a Horse.
owner may have the same by proving prop
erty and paying charges. X. j. MERkLEY.
o27-3t
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MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT,
tate bought and sold by N. L. DREW, 406 j.
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MEETING NOTICES.
WANTED.

y outfit; one OF our agents has earned over
SO, 900 in five years. Z. y. Box 1871, New
YORK. o29-3t*
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l. cred on cars in Sacramento or elsewhere:
length 20 feet, and inches at butt. Apply
at.this office.
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COLLECTIONS.
BLACKSMITHS, ETC.
BOARD AND LODGING.

MANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH. 1 AND J
WI streets. Decidedly the best place in the
city; comfortable; clean and homelike;
rooms ell suite or single, with or without
board; good board, 81 per week.
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GOAL OIL, 75c; THE BEST GASOLINE,
~ Soc BEESLEG d SONS, Boston Cash
Market. $40 X street.
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PERSONALS.

LIME FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING
IL at short notice: satisfaction guaranteed;
no electricity. r. X KUNIGk, 1216 street,
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DEDWOOD SHAKE ROOFING, ALSO
IL old lumber Tor barns and sheds. Corner
1Wenty-eighth and Il streets.
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FOR SALE.

HOTEL OR LoDGING-HoUSE-G
Ii paying business. c. e. ". this Office
O23-lW
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L9sT-FeUND.

VELLOW CANARY BIRD. RETURN TO
4 MRS. j. A. JONES and receive reward,
between and T on Tenth ST., 1917. o29-2t*
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TOR SALE-A SPLENDID NEW MATH-
IL ushek piano, which came into our posses
sion III the way of trade; will be sold at a bar
gain. The piano can be ordered direct from
factory If purchaser prefers. Inquire ut this
Office.
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Q100 IN CASH BUYS 5-ACRE TRACT
OlUU near oak Park; balance on easy pay
ments. Call or address +. w. HUNTER,
room : /, 42O j street.
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IAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY,
y sly Sixth ST., sacramento. Farm hands
general hel p furnished and contracts executed,
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DANCER SPECIALIST.-DR. ]. H. SHIR-
~ LEY removes cancer; no knife used. OLD
+. y. BUILDING, Sac'to, Fourth and X street
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EUsIc AND ART.

DIANO INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY
i taught, SOC lesson, by MRS. DICKENS,
lI26 K street.
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NREPE PAPER - JUST RECEIVED, A
" full line OF the latest shades. MISS l..
SCHUBERT, 1014 Eighth street.
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NEW LIVERPOOL SALT WORKS, 11Is
IN Fourth street; telephone 243-LiverpooI
ground, quality unexceiled; the strongest salt
lnthe market, and the cheapest and best; rub
bing, background rock and dairy salt; sea salt
for bathing, retails at ! cent per POUND; bales
from ) 10 20 pounds; in SACKS, 90 TO 200
pounds; delivery free. L. j. LLOYD, Prop.
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END OF TIL Z (f5;FlRIIZ e
Settlement { Il !l~!.s' ,IIron1l s hy the
Columbus Conference krc"iYed
With S;:;>i..ct;0n
Iy All Glasses of People, Though
Some Of lie Operators and
SHina Miners
Claim not to BE Pleased With the
TerIts-I lie Easi5 Of Set
t.cln "nt.

P1TTsDr2G, June Is The settlement
Of the coal strike At CJiu,n Us was re-
cc:ved with great satlsfa. ton among
Ill classes Of people, although some op-
orators and miners are not pleased with
the compromise NJ my operators VINO
opposed tie colnprc,ni;e SO s,y they viii
not Aide i)J tie result, tut it is the
;cneE"l op1'lion '.1n' ng friendly oper-
;ltors that the agreement will put sn
end to the i'm ortation Of non-nnicn
1ien = the operators IN the thick vein
d sri /, FOG tie re son tnat the hiring
oi de2uties w:l be too expensive TEae,s
coal b.-ins 10 decline il p;i|e IS it ia
'lucStioaa'ly VIII waen mining is ,e-
su1ned st a nE.,li e1. CT col iciias. The
friendly ois"I. tors have airea.y- begun
rlep@rat ons 10 les1na. and III few
days their nl,ne- viii Le running. Or
Eanizrr Harris says the settlement is a
d,Sai, ointment to the miners, and
Will be- does not 'Zi3ect t.Ieln 10 refuse
work III the new rates, they Will 7 6 trl
the movement n r11Gncccsafal.
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NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

Turkey h protested to England
against the Congo tre.ty.
J,-me, Sioutervi;. was killed 1t Manly.
i:., by beng thrown from b 8 W yon.
The cash lalarce in the ire .ssury is
Sll6,e G21, ol wLl, L zoe, IS, 5s6 is
gold reserve.
The l!tl annual conven ion of the
American N aticllai 4 IS ,clallol OF Mas
ter5 Ut DaAc. .n5 Is ia session IL. ST.. P..ul
Mrs. Vance, widow Of the late SEN
ator troin North Carolina, i, preparing
Tor the press AN elaborate biography of
her husband.
Lord Rosel erry's Ladas, the winner
OF the 2.nOJ gu;reas, the Newmarket
stakes and the cerby, has been struck
out oi al enS"g:nents al Ascot.
j. G. Suite, ii contractor and luil Ter
Of s.. Louis, elan 20 nave gone with
OFT a iWlDk @ sleep for % ye rs H is
hale aud hearty .n.l abcus CT years of
age.
Professor Hugo of Fort Wo1tl, Tex,
has slgliel Il contract to wax 1900
miles on steel rails OF the r.ilroad. to
average 70; less thal 90 miles per DIV.
tor .,5,JJo.
Captain Dunlap, an ev ny.list, who
has been conducting revival selv,eo, in
NJ"ck, \. J., j. E9!d T arres;. It is
al.@g ii tnat Dunl"p en-: czzl-l several
tnu:.sanl d liars from the government,
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NC REi U.LE.AN TIyAET.

Virginia Politicians Think 1t VIII he
eirs> Inder iresrnt circumstances.
" WAsHINGTON, j une 13-Tue Virginia
tsepub.lcan committee, representing the
d!if.reilt congressional districts Of the
state, in session Lera, has adopted,
though not unanimously, a resolution
stating that the c,m:i!irtte deems it
uawlse to call congressional al C ,nven-
tons for the purl o5e Of making R-;'ut-
Icon congressional mountainous i'll V.r-
ginia for tie autumn elections. The
resolution e1l ressly sta es. however,
Ill the committee has no intention f
attempting to lrevent any person from
sunn:as for otlica, or any people rom
Nominating "a II p.e,entlre Ii they feel
disposed to do 50. Ex-senator Malone
st.yS th t the ;.tl!tu.e OF tie Repu oil
casis vi his state is tle natural outcome
oi existing affairs, and for his part he
Will not cast another ballot uil.ter the
present circumstances
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Lemons IN Summer,

In hot weather a lemon sherbct or
water ice is refreshing and wholesome.
Tie juice of an orange is q great addi-
tion to this ice, and tho proportions may
be varied -Four large, juicy lemons
make quite a quantity when an oranse
is used. Peel the yellow rind Of the lem
ons very thin, and from the orange also,
and put to 1:oil in porcelain saucepan,
with a pounds Of sugar and quart
CT water. Boil five minutes and set
away to cool. When cold, strain into
the lemon and orange juice. Strain the
whole into the freezer and freeze until
stiff; then take oUt the beater and the
whites of three eggs beaten to a stiff
froth. Beat we'll togethers, cover close
ly Or put into q mold, repack and set
sway to harden. nhia Record.
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a Novel Pack of Cards.

A pack CT cards We're displayed for
sale i'll certain window awhile ago
which We're really very curious and in
teresting The kings snd queens We're
veritable personages, ;.s were the hnaves,
who figured as crown princes Of modern
history. The queens Of Spain, Italy and
England made three OF the face cards,
While there was a pretty compliment to
our own "reigning Sovereign i'll max
ing Mrs. Cleveland queen Of hearts
Wilhelm, LIunlbert, the czar and tbs
little boy in Spain We're the four rulers
masculine, and the cZarowitz, the crown
prince of Germany, with his fiaxen head,
he Of Italy and the Prince Of Wales mode
up the rest st-Philadelphia Press
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CHICAGO, June l3.-1'he PrenGergast
case i, likely TO become more compti-
cat still. The de. ense now claims
that as the state took no action CT
record when tie case was called, it
def .ulted. Attorney Heron, OF the
defense, h annoulcel Ill intention TO
take Prent.ergast letore ssiae judge
sitting IN tie criminal count and ask
for al oretar of commitment i'll the in
sane department Of the Chester peniten-
Ii ry
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RUTLAND, VI, June l3 -I,sac H INK !,
all a1e-l ln.ser, charged with Ii wing
caused the d.a h Of h = vie Is 4, nyinis
her sutii ,ieat food, has b en- found
guilty by the .ury in S.ler, n. Y,
where he w 8 taken for trial. 4 rec.
ommendation Of mercy accompanied
the yerl G.. and the offender, WAC is
S Ill to b. wcrst more than 5000,
was let {, T on a fine OF 81 0o0 and costs.
HaIlEs /, 70 Ne.rs d.
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IN ALABAMA.
Elk Railroad Eri~.s Dr.tr yed In IS
Many H"nrs.


BIRhISGuAM ALI, June 13-During
the night three more b i yes III the
mining district were destroyed hy fire
and dynamite. All these acts are
charged up to the striking mi1e:s. Just
after the Memphis express on the K "
sas City, Memphis AID Brmins ham
rai.roai had passed over the big ron
bridge that spans Chirkasaw creek.
near G rLon hill. one end of the Lridge
was blown up ~ dynamite which had
been placed under the abutment. Th-
train narrowly escaped. Two hours
a1terw; rd, on the same rod, three
miles further west, fire was set to
both ends CT long WOO ten triige and
several tents OF it We're turned lie ore
the flames could be extinsuished Nv
Watchmen who discovered the fire.
During the night lrlde ON the Gal.
ioTay Ii ?es iranch OF the road was
burned. making total of six ridges
destroyed Icy in,t ndiali-s in this dis
trict within as many hours.
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tween himself anl them. TIE conciu-
sion is that from L5s temporary abode
in Germany, where BY courtesy he might
be said to De watching over the education
Of his so1s, III. Croker might close his
ears to the demands Of the public that
he explain his connection as chef of
shc Tsnnany or2an:zation, with the al
seget? selling Of off e., and the eztor-
ton OF blood money fcom the criminal
element OF sociey.
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TIE QUEEN INDIGNANT.
She Co:itradicts the Statement That Her
Granddaughter Is u Sick Woman.

a.
1t very rarely happens that the queen
| condescends to take any notice Of pub
l-&Lcd gossip respecting meinbcrs Of the
royal family. The fact that size caused
to be talegraphed from BalHoral il the
daily Coart Circular an emphatic con-
cess AliS of Eesse recently betrothed
to the czaroWitz, was taking the Wa
tcrs at Iarrogatc i'll order to cure q
long standing internal complaint proves
beyond question that her majesty was
deeply moved and highly incenscd at
daring to suggest that her grandCaugh-
tors constitution is unsound. The
queens irritation as q grandmother and
a matchmaker is natural and under
sta2dablc The czaioNitz is himself o
T-ealliillg, and if it should prove to be
true that his ssf.ianced BRIDES health
had been undermined his big lurly fa-
ther voull beyond Goabt break off the
match. The probability is that there is
nothing crganicaly wrong with the
young princess, but it is absurd for the
queen to declare that the report OF her
ailclent is absolutely without founda-
ton y The Westminster Gazette, which
gave prominence to the original report,
nippantly remarks with regard TO the
contradiction that "any ;s!lusion to the
indl,position Of any royal person ap-
pears to be considered at court as q
species Of treason, the court preferring
that the ailments OF such personagcs
shall be ignored until the rattles arc in
their threats, and when the sovereign
OF prince or princess happens to be dan
gerously i'll the public are always in
formed that the invalid Is going on
favorably, although, as Il matter Of fact,
lie or she is at that time going as fast
as possible to the grave.
The Gazette then at1irms that Princess
Alix has been III delicate health for sew
eral years past and that she has under
gone cures at Badnauhein, Schwal-
bach ard other places. The Gazette srg-
gestivcly adds that the princess would
not have buried herself at small York
shire watering place at the height Of
the London season if she were in perfect
health. This is certainly the popular
view, and the prevailing slepticism is
not likely to be removed until an au-
thoritative statement shall have been
made as to the nature of the princess
nalady London Letter.
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HON. THOt:IAS CORWIN
INTERESTING MEnanlE5 OF A RE~
MARKABLE STATESMAN.
a Letter From General Garfield 5s-Hvl.y Cor
wins Daughter Never Nsarric:i-A Eepu-
ta.ion For Eit--3,:.e Best Law-c.- tho
Country Ever Produced.
[Suecinl CORRESPONDENCE

CLEVELAND June l4.-The death
tie other day Of hiss Co1win at the old
homestead at Lebanon, in this state, re-
calls memories CT interest CT that great
man, her father, Hon. Thomas Corwin,
ex-governor and ex-United States scl1a-
tor Miss Corwin never married because
Of hes love for her father and because
he felt SO badly whenever any of his
daughters entered into tie state OF
lnstrimony. Miss Corvin hal! numerous
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Snakes In Ireland!

+. Mr. Rohn, Grand Parade, Cork. has
at Mr.. Lanes. Veron Mount, lately. It
attacked children playing il the fields.
The children raised an alarm, and the
snake was killed 1t IS not so large as
the snake killed on the banks of the
Tramore some time ago, but it is Of the
same species and Is said to be poisonous.
How these snakes cane to the Douglas
district is enyeloped i'll r..-stery.-Cork
Examiner.
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ThnlEas' Action Discuss d.

AsH1NGToS, June IS. Captain
Thomas action il istfording asylum to
fugitive officers Of the defunet Ezeta
goy-rn,neut on board his ship, the Ben
ninstoa, at L. Lbertad, Salvador. has
very MT. embarrassed our govern
mel1t. Fog the third time since news
Of the action reached Washington the
matt has been the su ject Of earnest
consultation etween the president and
Seci etar5es Gresham and Herbert.
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Ciljc.y., Nv, stock

CHIC ,G>'. uno q ~!
CATTLE M.rket slow AMI / ;fic low +.
Prime to extr,. native ste T.. :. ST 80, me-
dunn. 4,5j 4.15; others, 80 - .o .cx.ns
$o,GtN+. ).
i1oGa-Market q tive, AMI 5lJ..c hixher
Rough heavy $50 sgt.;r'. m.Ne.t packers,
sos It.,5; prime Aclvy ali ! "ut;.:."r weights,
5 50 :495; ASSORTED light, s: IS 40
SuEEP AND LA BS-PrIln. sorts steady:
9th rs SLOW Iop snt,p, II ~ -4o', .oy .s.i..o,
.).,st t:,..t).
i.c eii:t,: Cattle. 5,o.t hogs. LOO, hep,
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Smallpox in Railroad Camps.

CJLUTH, June 13.- Several new cases
Of sm l.po1 hive DEVELOPED ii the
vicinity OF D iluth. There IS little fear
but the disc Sc c..n be e. ly kept in
check iii the city i self, but it s
broken cut in the lumber camps and
alnolg g railroad laborers and may !e
h.:rd 10 check. A man came n from
tie Mitchell Nc Ciure camp, Were ouJ
men are employed, with well deve4-
opeI se aud Il Case IS been dlscuv-
cred anlon5 labocers' employed by the
Miss he road.
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Hay WITHDRAW.
1t Is Said That Colonel Breckenridge
Is Contemplating Such q
Step,
At the Solicitation Of Close Friends
and Relatives, to Spare Further
Disgrace.
Virginia REPUBLICAN Congressional
Committee Recommends No NOM
nations Be Made.

LOUISVILLE, June ia special to
the Post from Lexington SAYS There
is d rumor here that Colo2.l Breckin-
ride viii withdraw from the race. HIS
brother, Cabel BrecAinri: g., as Le II
Ee:e to consult with c.,s4 friends of the
colonel, and it is sad to be their W sh.
as we'll a th It of relatives o. Colonel
Breckinridge. that he should withdraw
and spare his family and him eli fur
tier disgrace and also 70 prevent the
disruption of the D-m cratic larty il
the seventh distric-
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TO PROTECT THE HOMEMADE.
an Effort to i:c..-c q Custom In Ersla-as
Which i.,., AlrsatIY E':ailcs!.

An Effort to i:c..-c q Custom In Irsla-a3
Which ID, Already Failed.
The Earl Of DoEbi4sll has introduced
into the house of lords bill providing
for 1:arl5ing foreign goods which is
practically identical with the nseasara
which was recently laughed ot1t Of tho
commons, and the Earl 1T Durham, whose
energies heretofore have been dcvoteS,
solely to horse racing ard banking hi;
big income which he derives frcll has
colierics, Will help il Tie patriotic
native industries against forcisn com
petition. The lords may pass tho hill
but the Commons are certain to reject
it, for many Tories as N-eL as all the
Liberals leIicyc the existing Tacrchan-
disc marks are sufficient for all Ir2ct1caf
purposes. 4 good r.&ny business men
Of all shades Of political belief arc
strongly Of the opinion that tIte mark
ing Of foreign goods las rot only failed
to help British traders anG lllan1facTur-
ers, but has done them serious harm.
Foreign customers receiving goods from
English shippers marked ii accordance
with the act with the words, made III
Germany" etc, forthwith proceed to
save the English 1niddloman's connis-
sion BY dealing directly with the Ger
man maker, and SO OIL, whereas in tha.
good old days they assumed such goods.
to be Of British make
Virtue is therefore very far front
being its own reward. Furthermore, ac-
cording to an indignant merchant who
has been writing to Il newspaper, the
enormous quantity Of goods which for
merly came into England in English
ships does hot come here at all now, being
shipped abroad direct III foreign vessels.
In fact, says this critic, the present law
is ''protection which protects no Eng
Iish industry ard only serves to adver-
tise throughout the world the manutar:.
lures Of ether countries. New T"'t7s
Sun S London Letter,
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CHICAGO, Jaae l3.- The month
which h;td been given ". ?. G. BrecE-
inri'tge to reply 10 tie c!l.-r,es .n.d= y
sI,e U-.on Le..k,s rlu@ O. TINS q 3 h IS
expired, and, 40 wo:d wing tcea re-
c1ly4I from Il III, lis name was dropped
l1cin the honorary mem ership ro.l 81
the cis;U. AT :; meeting Of sile dire, tors
8 unan.lnous vote wiped his name from
the c!uus list OF Is lrlioT " 1ue.n { ers.
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could not meet the demand.
Cnt Instructed to Do So

~ the Washington officials. He was
served with extradition papers, 1egu.
la,ly drawn, and tLen cabled an a.
count of the aH.sir to " ashington. So
70. be has not had response. Mean
while the refugees are Icing detained
on tie Bennington, and will not be er.
lnitted to take passage On the roasting
steamers to port of SAFETY. The ref
n2ees insist that this move Of Guttersz
is nothing mo.e tn n 4 lreteSt to Obtain
their surrender, Nlen lie Will promptly
aveage himself " Furnishing them for
polite i reasons. The impression is
general, however. that they must be
SURRENDERED as III due legal forms have
Leen observed in making the demand,
but the United States consul Will prob
ely REQUIRE guarantee that the refu-
gees shall lie tried only on the criminal
charges specified.
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4 rot+,t sruln ulf,r,

WASHINGTON. June l;'-The Mime
sota mem, er, has received; through Goy>
ernor Nelson, from " arden Henry
Wolfer .. tile Saltwater pr.soa, Il pro-
test against Inc passnle ol a blll which
l,rohtnlts prison HIDE gods TO lie
shipped cut oi the st.ste in wlich they
we:e manu- actar=G. Tll4 delegation is
s;;hr NJ, as 70 IA nesSnre, tut 1t least
TWO 0. them Will yo,e fer it.
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N. C. AlEertscn was recently elected
mayor Of Hannibal, Mo, over J. f.
Dickson. Both men arc warm personal
friends, and when the result Of the cleo
ton was announced the defeated candi-
date sent Albertson q letter, acconlpa-
MED BY cake, in which lie stated that
"the cake had been baked by my family
fer the mayor elect, and now that you
have won the race you viii please ac-
coI1t the cake With my compliments. y
st. Louis Times.
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Ntacliaho11's Mem loirs.

A Paris firm is making an effort to
secure the right to publish Marshal Mac
Maion's memoirs, but SO far without
success. TIE marshal left the manu-
script to lis wife and gave a copy to
each of his children, but enjoined that
it should neither be published nor de-
stroyod. Only q few persons-fr:ends
Of the family-lsave been permitted to
read the memoirs. Paris Journal.
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CHEYENNE, Wy, June l3.-The land
oSfice acre HIS Leon ordered by the sec
retasj' OF lda il erlor TO reconvey to The
government the Silver Crown lands
ttiat We're recently celel to the state on
account Of the deaf, duMo and blind
asyIunls. The rensol for tnis order Is
that tna selection CT tie lands, con-
traiy to !; ~, embraced 5000 acres Of
mineral ianl.s.
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SI,uN CITY, ILL.,, jane l3.--Articles
Of i.lvorpor ton tcr the Harlan, Sioux
City AK. \ or;larn ro;i nave been lied
III Sicily county. E.. The company
PROPOSES to Ja.lu u road from Harlan
nor;n to come with tie road running
from Sioux City to Chi@a3o.
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DULUTH, June la.-Mrs. Henry L.
Sweet 4 q her 3-Jear-old son were
found dead o. the sao,e Of Lake Su-
Iellor during the evening. They had
lten out fer a walk, and it is sup osed
tae Toy Went into TIE water teyond his
depth and the mosE,r attempting to
save nlm both We're diuwnei.
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SALVADOR KICKS.
President GE'ter.2 Wants the Refugees
on Board The I:cnn in = ton.

President Gu,ter,z Wants the Refugees
on Board the bennington.
La IiG#RTaD, Salvador, June II. -
Tie lewly organized soy, rament :s
making desperate etT ITS to secure the
surrender CT the refugees aboard the
United States steamer Bennington after
making fol1pa! lemos:se-ance against
the extension Of asylum in the Lite vice
pl esilent and his staff. President Gut
ter has made dem nd upon Mr..
Pol ocls, the American col-s1l here, for
the surrender Of the men. for the time
being he valves entirely the question Of
right Of asylaln, ard charging that
these officials Of the late goyarnnlent
have be. L guilty Of robbery and EN-
bezz, ement, demands tneir surrender
under article 3 Of tie lxtradi:lGn treaty
negotiated With the United States IN
1870. Consul Pollock consulted over
this new phase OF tie case with Ccln-
manGer Thomas Of tle Bennington and
then ;ntor,u5i tie government that lie
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-06-16
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SOUTH ST. P.U i. June II SIt
HOGS 10. lower. Yards cared to pa k
crs at S:.in1:.5'
CA TLr.-Eot enough offered t, make a
market. Good demand r butcher cattle
others weak,
Prime steers, 5 .25g3. 0 go steers So. y I.
:225, prime COWS. 5 % .5; sooi cows, 5 .
10; common to fir cows, :. .,.,2 . Z t
veal calves S. u 3.:5; heavy ,,.,ves, s.. .0ca
500; $40 kers. >1.1,st:.5; e-iers >2.25 a31 /;
bus, 1..,0Is.i5.
SHE1P AND L.sMBS-Dull.
-Iuttoio, = ) ~ -, 80 g. @:
comm II :l2. ;,
Receipts: Hogs, 10: cattle, iG'; calyes, ?.