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the HARLEM CANAL.
Formally Opened win "a brilliant
Parade, booming of ,Asons, Rte.

Formally Opened Win "a brilliant
parade, booming oT ,Asons, Etc.
NEW YORK, June H. The Harlem
Ship canal which connects the Hud-
son river with Long Island Sound was
formally opened this afternoon with a
monster aquatic and land parade In
which the U. $. army aud navy,
state militia anu naval reserve, city
police and fire departments ana numpr-
Gus civic bodies were represented. The
parade was watched by 10000 people
stationed along the line anu tho bank
OF the canal. The ceremony OF pouring
the barrels Of water from tue great
lakes Into the canal Bymbolizing
the union Of tho laEes with
the sound was accompanied by
by the tlrlng Of a canon by the u. y,
cruisers Atlanta anu Cincinnati.
Among the visitors were Governor
Conn Of Connecticut ani Governor
Mcgtz Of New jersey. Tho actual
celebration will not close until tonight.
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COUNTY Court Matters.

A short session Of tho county court
was held this forenoon. Following IL
an account Of the business transacted;
George A. Hawkes., Justice OF the
peace, Farmers precincI, asked for a
court docket. Referred.
Stanley l.. C5nklin asked for clear
title to property once sold for taxes and
now owned by him.
The contract with Il, Il. Tyson,
John Henry Smith and Charles Crane
as suteties to make certain plat cou-
neClions was referred - tho county
attorney.
Tho agreement between the county
court and A. NJ. Anderson for the
boring Of three wells, one at the corner
Of Eleventh South Snd West Temple;
ono on state stree, between Tenth and
Eleventh South streets, and one on
State and Thirteenth South streets,
was duly executed.
A petition Tor relief In the matter OF
property sold for taxes from Mrs.
Annie Shaw was referred 10 the
selectmen and attorney.
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rsturn with the yacht, having de.
barkcd NJ Naples. Officers OF the
Waiena explained that patriotic mo.
lVts had prompted the yachting parry
u 20 time ila arrival at Maple. as .
onable the tourists to embark on tue
new American steamship ~. Louis
and form part Of that vessDps passen.
Ror complement on her HTS! trip to the
westward.
The yacht visited such frequunted
nnd unirsqusntct ports in China anu
japan az tue ppriy desired to see.
Que OF the initnnoes o! the marine
aaunlerng along Japgn's coast was
the picking up OF = distressed Japanese
bark AM towing 1t to tho nearest port.
Whllu In Japanese waters the miKAdO
sought to uurchate the Wndenn, with
The Intention Of converting the craft
into dispatch boat, but Nj. Wade did
not want 10 part win tho yacht.
A tentative rlOit on the part Of the
tourists t3tNpiOfu tue Yang Use kiaug
river reiulled In the boat being brought
10 u haltby the Chiutss, who tuBpected
her OF teiug Japauo,o vessel Ia dif-
ruisc. Tue yacht was released after u
tour hour detention.
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THE SUPREME COURT.
The Libel suit Against William Glass.
mau Argued aud Submitted.

The Rfst case argued la the Supreme
Court this morning wa, that OF tbs
People VI william Giassman ct al, AZ.
psllauts. The appeal is taken from toe
decision OF Judge Smith Ia tile Fourth
distfici.
The defendant Is charged with Grim.
lnai libel for publishing m article IN
the Ogden Standard said to be della.
mEtory OF the character Of l.. n.
RoRers. lilo WAS found guilty and ton.
fenced to pay fine Of $500 or DO i'm.
prisoned one day for each dollar Of the
fine. From this decision defendant
appealed To the Supreme court. The
case was argued and submitted.
The next case argued was that Of
w, P. Noble Merchants Co. anita Tlnur
Parsonr, interviewer, appellants, Va
Mount Pleasant Equitable Coop,
Peter MntsOu, assignee, Mount Pleat-
ant Commercial * Savings bABk and
George christensen. respondents. Tho
appeal 10 from this First district, Judge
Smith presiding.
The plaintiff complains on behalf Of
Itself and other creditors OF the Noun.
Pleasant Equitable Coop, that on
January 10, 1894, Peter Matson was
made assignee Of the defendant by
deed OF assignment. That prior
10 this time defendant was In
debted to plaintiff IN the sum Of
S2ii.37 for goods, and that the In.
tent OF the defendants was 10 defraud
plaintiff. That In the deed OF Gssigu-
ment John h, stOrOn, director OF the
Defendant corporation, was given
preference over other creditors.
That all tbs directors were en-
donsTs upon note for $1,000,
given TO the Mount Pleasant
Commercial d Savings bank for
money loaned, which said bank was
made preferred creditor. That certain
real estate was conveyed by tho Co.or.
10 defendant Christensen, the Same
being void. Plaintiff alleges that sn
making said assignment, did 10
with the unlawful and fraudulent In.
tent Of deiFaudlng the plaintiff AMI
other bona lido creditors. Plaintiff
therefore prayed that receiver bs d.
pointed, that the deed OF assignment DO
declared to DO null aud vOil, that tho
court Ordef the pfOctelH OF the property
DO disposed OF Ia accordance with the
Fights OF tho several creditors,
rhe lower court hell that the prefer
enCe In favor OF StTOm was void, but
lhe rest OF the assignment 10 Mslson,
rs assignee, WINS valid.
From ths appellant appealed.
In tho caBe OF tho Eiut National
bank OF Haley, Idaho, appellant, Va
Hiram ID. Lewis aud J. 3. lewis, rs
executors.
This 10 an appeal from an order OF
the Fourth district court, yacalipg and
setting aside n verdict and Judgment
Ia favor Of tho plaintiff agAins. dvieud-
ants ana granting new trial, The
action was brought upon judgment OF
the Second district court VI Idaho,
wherein appellant seeks 10 establish
said Judgment ms claim against
respondents IA executors OF the last
Will aud testament OF J. =, Lewis, de.
csaBo1, they being substituted In the
llaho action IN the place Of their tesla.
tor after tho action had boon begun
against him. Tue lower court entered
judgment for plgiHtill Tor 81, l52. and
COST. A motion by defendants for
new trial was grated, ftomlwhicl order
PLAINTIFF appealed.
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CHICAGO, June l7.-UniteI Slates
Deputy Aintshais T.. w. Bothwick aud
James L.. MchlahOn, OF the sOulhsfn
district OF New YORK, arrived IN the
city yestsruny, having IA charge Lee
Yuen, a Chinaman they are taking TO
Tacoma 10 ship back 10 China. lhey
took their prisoner 10 the Harrison
street station, where he remained dur
INK the day, departing with the OIL.
Gers lAst MIA t on o westbOuud train.
Lee Nucn came TO America when he
was 10 years old, remained several
years hud returned 10 ChlnB, lie came
baoE Hggin alter the Chinese Testriu.
ton law VIVA adopted and was arrested
In New YORK CITY Just after hs had
opened lGunurY on Mott street. A
long snu bitterly fought legal contest
over the cJntutuliOuality OF the 10.
slriction law resulted IN dtCision 10y
Commissioner John A. SHIELDS, OF the
circuit court Of the southern district Of
New York, IN which It was held that
Lee iuon, despite his former real.
dence IN tho United states, came under
the provisions Of the law aud must 60
back 10 his native lanJ.
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C,E. ALLEN AT CLEVELAND.
interviewed on The Political Outlook
OF The West.
UtHh'z Delegate TO tho Convention
says Some uut - SILVER Han
wan Ne supported.

CLEVELAND, Ohlo, June l7.--C. J.,
Allen, one OF the delegates to the
Tongue convention from Utah, has NJ.
rived In the city. "rhu action Of this
convention" said Allen, "whether for
or against silver, will not have the
silgh,est eject on tho people OF the
West Tney feel TOO deeply Oh this
matter 10 De influenced by u mere
declaration OF such a body As this.
will say, however, tuat II the national
Republican convention does not
nominate n itee silver mau on ifer
silver platform, tue party need not tx.
pect ~ carry any state west Of tue
Mlhslssippi Tiyer.n
"WhaI ticket, u both Democrats aud
Republicans stradulb" asked tue re-.
porter, "will the West vOte2n
"rhey will vote the ticket Of the
pprty declaring for silver"
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THE MONROE DOurRISE.
secretary OiaeJ win Furnish = New
Interpretations Of IL,

NEW York, June ia special to
the World from Caracas, Venezuela,
says: Every one Ia anxious to know
what policy Secretary Oiney will adopt
concerning this country and its quarrel
with EnglauJ. It's well undufsloOd
that the late Secretary GreahHm had
promised 10 iuIarcaue Ia bvhsli Of
Venezuela asking England to submit
TO arbitration, NJ Lord Granville had
promised GulmGn Blanco In 1898
would oe doHe, a promise which Sails.
bury afterwards refused TO recognize.
a Beni'0liiClal Telegram from WAsn.
inglUn rays. Secretary Olney Will
follow Secretary Greshgm's policy aud
will hnisn a new Interpolation OF tue
Monrov doctrine, which the lutler had
under study, enlarling its scope,
Government officials say the govern
mont has been assured II VIII not have
10 csiu ths territory between Eutjuibo
aud PumpAOrlm, ON the OgonIoo uella,
including the Immensely rich mining
10 zion ruOG " It.
Tho presence Of M American COM
mission In Nicaragua examining tue
canal 10 pointed out as au Indication
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ruI QUESTION INVOLVED.
Iu thc oregon shoTG Line hud Titan
Northern RrcstNsTship Ease.

PORTLAND, Ogn., June l7.-TrAn.
scripts Of the records Of the United
sIA,os circuit court ct this circuit, on
the appeal recently taken by tue ore.
gou Short Line aud Ugah Northern
Railway Company ana Oliver Ames
anu Samuel Carr VI Boston, In tue
foreclosure UnTe Uf the American Lean
q Trust company, Ia which Juhn Il.
Egau WAS rtGeutiy appointed receiver,
are being rapidly prepared and viii he
filed IN 5An Frauciso1 this week. An
interesting question yet Undecided IN
tho history Of railway foreclosures IL
Involved, via: Has court OF equity
power 10 order Teceivefs' certificates
10 issue toR trustee OF u sec1nd mort.
gage TOT advances by II TO pay inteTsst
Iy the nTsG mortgage In possession,
AID charge the property OF tue railway
company thsre or, where the road Ia
earning more than sufficient 10 pay
coet OF operations, taxes, maintenance
aud repair, but insufficient " nay all
It's interest due ON INST mortgages; anu
especially, eau recslVefI' certificates 10
is,uo where tho holder8 Of tue inst Gad
second muTtgages appear and object
and tho mortgage gives no authority
10 the trustee u consent 10 tue issue2
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RusrOS, June l7.-BunEeT Hill Day
was celebrated with unusual enthus'.
Asm this year, Ms ~ wsS the Observance
II the lOOlh anniversary OF the cree
ton Of thu original monument ON the
site where the American cOlOnisiH tiHt
muasufed themselves against the Brit.
ish soldiers. King solomon lodge Oi
Frso Mssons had charge Of the core.
monies. This first monument was
erected by tue MWoDs TO cOmmemof.
rte tho death Of General Warren, who
was worshipiul grand master Of the
Massachusolts grand lodge. II cost
$500 and was nut up by King Solo.
mons Ioigs IN 1891. When It was re-
mOvei TO make way for the general
shsit which now graces tho hill, II was
decided to preserve II In some way,
and marble model, niue ioSI In
height was made and placed inside
the present monument. This model
was dedicated In ls45 with elaborate
cagum1uleg. Consequently today was
aluo tho Goth anniversary OF the model
dedication.
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Petition for Pardon,

An effort is being made to llbsrato
John Marvin, who was convicted on
the 10Th inst In the police court for
petit larceny, and sentenced to fifteen
days In tbs city jail. His oisnse con.
sisted In stealing some brooms from
McDonald's store on Fourth South
street. The petition to the Mayor has
been signed by the person who had
him arrested, the trial judge anu tbs
prosecuting attorney. IL Is said that
Msryins family Ia In very bad circum-
stauceG, four VI his children being
afflicted with diphtheria ana sosrltt
fever, ana II Is thought that no will
DO pRrdOnet.
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DLTINDINu TItE WHISKY.
A hioodeess IInttI. Followed by che
Retreat OF the Attacking Party.


CHICAGO, Juue 1.-THE anticipate
attacE On the Shunuld dlstillefy, ous
Of the plants Of the WHISKY tfusl, CO..
cured at o'clock ihis mBraing, when
q dozen armed msn attempted ~ take
pussesHiou. The attacking PARTY was
met by deputy mar-hHls, placed Oh
guard by Receive, McNuitA AND after
"a harmlct8 exchange Di twenty-five or
thirty shots tins men TettCAtei. Trouble
had been expected siuco the recent de.
cisiOu Of tbs Illinois supreme court,
declaring the whisky ttJs. Illegal.
The Shu1oli plant where the last
nighpu trouble occurred Il located ~
Chicago avenue aud liver. Toe at.
tackiug pat,y, whel first teen by the
guards, was gliiiug silently down In a
scow. The deputy mairuAls were
quiHlly punched al the landing AMI
when tho acuw ntargI the shore the
men aboard were commanded TO sur
reader. IhVy replied with yolloy Of
revolver ehOls anu the deputluu prompts
~ opened nre. Under hot y0llCy the
men quickly dropped down the river
and reaching landing disappeared.
The force OF deputies a. the plant was
doubled today IN anticipation NJ fur.
ther trouble. VINO IN responsible for
the attack tho authorities refuse 10 say.
The ShuiiolI di6tillery WAS sOl 90 the
whisky trust by thu millionaire Lynch
family. Thomas Lynch Jr. has been
reported u have declared his intention
OF fegalnlnH possession Vi the dis
tillery.
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=, WAsniNGrOS, ID. O., June IT,
ppisaid1ut Cleveland, accompanied by
rhVate Secretary Henry q. lhuTber,
HH Warrington today In his private
M a'ucntd TO the regular pGnusyl.
nala Ihlltoad train leaving Washing.
Il ~ i:Ji a. NJ. They win arrive at
WNy city at 1850 ANA going aboard
~ beueilcps steam yacht Oneida,
'a.eA has been waiting tnero several
Sy', VIII proceed at OuCs 10 Gray
H.vle'' They ste not expected to r..
'u'l 10 Wellington before next fall.
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oFFIUiALLY DENIED.
Tho Existence OF u treaty of Alliance
between France and Rusaiu.

NEW iORIS, June ia special
to the Hetu from Berlin eAyt:
1t Ia positively slated that NJ. Hauo-
taux's recent speech, referring ~ ihs
FraneO-Russlau alliance, has led to
tho Interchange OF Official dispatches
between tbs imperial chancullOiy ana
Prince Lonsnvfi. Rosiovsky.
rhe Russian minister for foreign
affairs opened the correspondence with
All Inlimhiign TO the effect that no
written treaty OF alliance existed be.
tween France aud his country. As II
~ give more point TO this oommunlca.
ton, The rzsr has given stric, orders
that the officers and nen OF his squad
ron al kiel shall mot attempt 10 make
amy demonstrations indicating sym.
pAthy with the French sailors.
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CHICAGO, June l7.-Millora from all
par,s u the United States will sssum'
ole In convention In the Auditorium
on June Goth TO form new association
h. take tao place OF tho old hliilora'
National association. The object is 10
establish more harmony between the
winter wheat and tue sprlug wheat
millera, The convention will also
discuss the matter Of cheaper traus'
p9rtAtion Iales, and the now assOci.
alton viii RupOirt u representative tor
Europe ami ono to be stationed At
Mashlnglnn,
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CHICAGO, June lG.-A dispatch 10
I'm, TDss.HerdM from Washington,
rsfsrilug 20 tho works Of the commits
eIop appointed TO Inspect the iouts uni
proltmipary work on the Nicaragua
rnnal,says the engineers reached Grey
Town. tho eahtern terminus OF the
ANAL on May l3lh, aud began an ex'
animation OF the pToperlyand improve
menls vi tue canal company ut that
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XIelor, lor the noxcr..

BROOKLYN, n. ", June l7.-Judge
Gsynor has granted n mandsnus TO
the Seaside Athletic CLUB 10 compel
Mayor SchiOron TO Issue license for
y boxing match. Judge Gaynor holds
the mayor has no power to refuse the
license, that powor being vested ,in the
common council.
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FIGHTING oS ToRnosG.

Japanese Attacking - black Flag
HtrougapId on shat isiaad.
LONDJS. Juao liza special die
patch rom Shanghai TO-DAY sHys:
Fighting Is In progress ut Talwau,
islAuI Of FOrmOsa, wnuFr 10000 black
flags under General Lui Guug are
assembled. The japanese ufc attacking
the forts al tiat place ani tle Bgitish
warsnip spartan Is removing foreigners
from the town.
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Mst,rIerr.anna nI.mn.tea.

QuEENsTowS, Juno 1.-THE British
ship EuoCh, Captain Gordon, from
San Frauclic1, March ~. has arrived
hero and reports that ON june 3, three
hundred miits southwo,t Of Western
Island, Fuu p1fppu thu AmuTicnu
schooner Alma Cummiuss, before &C.
ported abandoned, wateIlOgEoi anu
dismaHicd. The Alma Cummlnys LETT
Port Royal January - iyf Boston.
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WILLING 40 AIRY.
A'AIe noHt crew Against oxford nud
Cambridge,

r. NEw HAVEN, June l7.--Rorert J.
So.A, lalu's celebrated boating expert,
AZ. consented TO take change VI nn
uA 10 iepyCsent tho unIv0TBity
nIN oxford and Cambridge M
w.s,anl next year, iftho alumni OF
,b s N9W Haven university approve "
~ WAh' Hitherto Mt. Cook has
,,n eu conservative view OF the
,na'su,a,.lop' but he has been abroad &c.
NJ. ani cOncludeB that tho chauce
.ro His'elass American crew winning
NM aEace would bn excellent. Ho
lsa,,',s mat ~ form, rigging Of the
n.y. SUI methods Oi tTniniug our beat
ma were Iuiiy up TO tue foreign stand.
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". G. a. u. Convention.

LONDON, June 1.-THE ninth an.
nual convention OF the British w. &.
I. u. convened this morning. The
principal feature NJ the ssssion was the
address OF President Lady Henry
Somerset.
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GREESviLI.E. ONO, June II. A
FIRE last night burned M0seart's store,
WestetnelI's Wholesale house, three
printing hOuGss, the Methodist church,
five dwsllings, a large livery stable
aud damaged several other dwellings
aud huHiuesB hO-sos, making loss
OF sl6O. 600.
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BOMBAY, June II. - The Bhtlfh
ftsamvr Admire, the latc fannadlcs, o
l45 tons, Is ashore at Bassein, not fur
from here, aud will probably provo a
fatal wreck. The crew aud passeng ors
are salts.
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PIrrsDuRui June ia Pittsbura
company viii supply material for the
construction Of tofpeio boats for fot-
Gig counties ami other military con-
tuvancsa muse by England, Germany
md France.
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NEW York, Juno l7.-Ereight rates
10 Chicago AMI the Wusl have uoen
siashsd by the ChesapeaEs Il Ohio,
aud trouble Is pending. Furthermore,
the lIue has Withdrawn It, proposal "
enter The Trunk line association.
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IOSpON, june 1.-THE ninth nn-
nunl convention Of the British w. &.
4. u. convened this morning. Tue
principal feature Of the session was tho
address Of President Lady Henry
Somerset.
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DENNIsON, Ia, June l7,-About 3
O'Clock tins morning Dennison ana
vicinity were visited by tornado
which did damage estimated NJ si5,-
600.
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oltls from which fatal results were for
tue time foafo1. Hs Is reported con-
slderab.y b'tter thi' morning. ~ has
not yet been decided whether OF not an
operation Is necessary.
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the MATE nlspoSsInLr.
Examination Of tho Elbe Disaster
Concluded.

LUNDJN, June 1.-THE board OF
trade after examining thoroughly all
tue reports regarding the sinking " tue
North German Lloyd steamship Elbv
January 81, which resulted In the loss
OF about $50 lives, has ruled that the
mAte OF Gna Crathie, the British
steamer which ran into anu sunk tue
German steamship, was Responsible for
the disMtsr. Consequently the mates
certificate WAS suspended.
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LONroS, June l7.--An application
msde todhy fur ths Teluaso Of Oscar
Wilde, pending steps Tor n new trial,
was refused.
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TouLpN, June l7.-rbs city council
has decided e. half mast the ilags on
all public buildings while the french
hhips ate NJ Kisl.
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ATLANTA, Ca, June l7.-Gov. w.
Y, Atkinson wsB seized yesterday with
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WARRINGTON, June l7,-Acting
uadst Instructions from the phyblcisn
ms hmily u Representative HIT, who
u lying III In this city, has not per.
hllIed his mind to bo bothered with
We details Of politics or other busi.
ts'' OF tue day. He has not yet
earned OF the death OF Secretary
uis'hAmi tor newspapers ard irtiers Of
Vtfy description are positively barred
val o. Tue sick chamber. Hin knows
a''hing about HRwaiian affairs since
We ltcall VI Minister rhurstOn.
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ANAnvHIsTs. roo.
Rumor that they win Celebrate at
Hioi in their own wny,

PANS, June 1.-The Ecia,rg says
a report ls current at Hamuufg thst
the anarchists viii attempt n great
outrage upon the occasion Of the
approaching ieles at kiel.