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AiisHsd car rhI.,.s car,nred.

bPOKANE, Wiz, June 25.-Tho au.
thorilles more have arrested two OF the
most DARING car thieves operating In
inc West. Their plan was to spot n
freight car they desired 10 pillage,
spring the dcors vt . station and board
tue train, aud when 1t was In motion,
ihfow oil what they wanted. When
'he tfain slowed up they would drop
on aud 40 back aud pick up thor
plumber.
A short time ago two men went TO n
second hand store here aud offered to
dispose OF n loi Of goods thoy had con.
cealed a few miles east Of Spokane on
the line Of the Northern Pacific. Tue
seconu hand dealer communicated
with Chief OF Police Morz aud he
objected him to 90 ahead buy the
goods. He did this and last night
tho thieves went TO the place with a
wagon and secured $500 worth Of dry
goods, boots and shoes aud started back
to town. The officers we're stationed
ON the road and placed them under
aIfcat.
They have also Teen operating rn
the Ginat Northern. II ~ thought
the mon are part u an organized band,
40 telegram found o. them bore the
Information that u cat loaded with
siiks was coming.
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Suicide at Mount pleasnnt.

Mount Pleasant was startled by the
news Of a suicide yesterday. rhe vic.
tim was James BAglry who ended his
life By shooting himseli In Ihe breast.
lie WAS n ropmur al tho Pfllchelt
house from which no went 10 coal
shed at the rear, sat down on boa
put tile muEzle VI D revolver ngsins.
his boIy anu cred. Death was inntgu.
famous. lie was about 10 yeata VI
Egc hDd miner by occupation. lie
Loot hand some yeafH ago la dyna.
mite explosion while catching Heb.
For n Considerable time past no has
been county charge aud very moody.
His funeral took place today at the
expense VI the county.
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No YrnIt rsdhIsr. Thsr,.

CHICAGO, June 25.-South Water
street bad another sensational dsvel.
opment yesterday in the light begun
recently ny the Fruit Buyers Rtsooih-
ton TO atop the California growers
from selling TO the poddlinE trade
ut the auction houses. A meeting Of
the association was held yesterday aud
plan formulated whereby new
auction house ana fruit exchange will
be established and kept within tho
control ofthe association. A license TO
Incorporate the new concern has been
secured ana meeting OF the ssaocia.
ton 10 elect officers snd = board OF
directors will DO held July 9th. a
fepreso ntA,ive has bsou sent 10 CSlifor.
mia TO confer with tho growers anu
from six TO ten agents viii soon he
placed In different parts OF the state.
The new combination will be one OF
the most gigantic ever formed on the
fruit trade Of the West.
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AnNIsns Tor pl.snlnlInn.

LONDON, June ~. - Replying 10
Henry Labouohere, the member for
Northampton In tho House Of Cow
mons, today the Right Hon. Akori
Douglas, conservative whip, said HE
party was anxious tor dissolution q
Parliament Vt the earliest possible
momont anu he hoped TO be able to
make n abatement On the subject on
Monday next.
Ho moved that neg wFils for cleo.
ton bs Issued Ia tbs casss VI Eati
Manchester, West Bristol, ~. Georges,
Hanover square, aud West Birming.
ham, represented respectively by a.
j. Baliour, the new frat lord OF the
treasury; Sir MiohSei oks.Beaob,
chancellor OF the sxohequeT; George ..
GSsohon, frat lord Of Iho admiralty,
AMI Joeeph Chamberlain, firtt secretary
for the colonies, who have been re.
elected upon their appointment a.
cabinet Minister. Tue mention OF
Chamberlain name was received
with cries Of "Judat" from the Irish
benches.
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Summer School Work.

The number registered at the Sum.
mur school at the Uniyers!ly has now
reached ninely-hve. tbs enrolment
shows higher grade than last year,
quite = number Of the experienced aad
succeasiul teachers OF this aud other
counties being In attendance for the
purpose OF reviewing.
tbs feglstrstion for the courses Of.
ferod IA Rs follows PIOi. Stewart, 10.
sisted by MI. RoylaGce, pedagogy,
Psychology and normal arithmetic, 81;
natural history, Prof. Whiting, IA;
mathematics, Prot. Alleh, 20; Latin
aad Greek. Prof. Cumming, ~; Ger.
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ovsroems by Fire Damp.

BOoHE, la, June 26.-John Mar
shall Jr., son Of one Of the propristors
Of the Grove & MarshAll Coal com
pany, was dipping water In the bottom
OF = shaft which tho company IN sink
Ing, was observed TO stop his work and
lean up against the nids OF the shaft.
A workman inasted on going alter
him aud wAs lowered into the shalt
but collapsed when be reached the bot.
tom ana was hauled out. Then John
rhunoll went down to save the young
man. He reached tho bottom anu
took hold OF Young Marshall to draw
him into the cage whom no was over
come with the fire damp and fell out
OF tho cage Into tho water. II was
halt vi hour before tho air could be
purified IN the shaft 90 that the bodies
could DO recovered.
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Irrlgatinn ComnnnY.

The Union anu Jordan Irrigation
company GloI articles Incorporation
with the county clerk late yesterday.
There arc l22 incorporates, all ofwhom
have assigned thoir water rights in
Little Cottonwood creek and their In.
lcfesis IN the Union aud jordan itri.
CATION ditch 10 the company.
The capital stock 10 nXed At s8l $50.
divided iatO G,3l5 shares VI tue par
value Ui $ raCb.
The dirgt.Ord are jesse Argent,
William ~. Bennett, Carl o, A. Lily.
blnd, william A. BOgglB', james
Winchester, John Oburl snl Joseph
IL. slsltm, and they will meet within
the ncNt twenty days, AMI elect Officers.
The company owns J.ls OF tins waters
of Little Cottonwood U,o.B.
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NO SMOOTH SAILING.
s.,Iou, Difficulties Confronting ID.
Salisbury Cabinet,
,a,uBERLaIvs DIsiPPOisTnESr.
n, Relation, Between Lngland aud
France said 10 iIc Almost
Threatening.

Nru York, June ga special to
N, gorid from London say,: Com
,.,va,iye leaders seem to have opened
p,pd,ra's box Of troubles 10 forcing
N, Rosebefy government to resign.
rbs latter have Clearly the test Of tho
,l,us,lon. Lord Salisbury lie compelled
/, make a cabinet with hostile
majority and a. events nro now trend
lss will DO obliged to 20 before the
,ouptry with at least some indication
a policy about tho present burning
,s,l,l question. The news Of most
,s,sfest IN America Ia that Aif. Joseph
Cbamborlain, having pfoCipitated tic
tf,ent situation, has been disappoint'
!, in HE ambitions. Ho demanded
l6s ehancellofship % the excHCqucr
lat Lord Salisbury refused II and gave
hin the secretsryship VI ntate for the
solonirs, which he has accepted. This
tslt 10 lower In point OF official status
iban the home office, the war depart
nept OF the admiralty.
fhs fact that Lord Duiierin had
cone from Paris has excited GOine un.
sulbess quite apart from home politics.
ltirauspifes that ths present state Of
t.alIons between this county anu
France Is serious N not threatening.
II has boon suggested that Lord Duff
.sfln has been asked 30 undertake the
Ind lleulenantcy Of ITelaui, but the
act 10 that he cannot be permitted 10
ltaye Paris until the Angio-French
Hlaiions are improved.
Late last night report was clreu-
hlci that Nit. Chamberlain had
xllhdfawn his consent ~ accept the
t,lonial secretsryshlp aud had applied
" the war office. But his appointment
. that office would surely DO immedi-
,sly challenged, 10 he aud his brother
ne largely Interested in cartridge
manufactures which have contracts
silh tho government.
According TO the latest Information
iss0lutlon will take place some
.lme next week. The members
u tue McCnTty party have nearly
al returned to Ireland TO make ptepAT-
atoms fJr the struggle. Redmond has
rated that he viii contest every seat
10 Ireland, which declaration might
% interpreted that he IL receiving
aher than Irish flnau clal support.
ihs McCArthyltes' calculation 10 that
tipArty will win three seats from
himond and fivo from tho Ulster
0iieS, while they may themselves win
lac; 20 that they expect a net gain Of
VIZ, rnia IL provided Hoaly does not
taie dag OF revolt, which up 10 tho
Tfr,enl no has shown no signs Of do
Ing,
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Fiuo Horses Sold Cheap.

The duiiuess Of tue horse market
was vol shown todsy at toe sslu Of
cote tall by standard brUI s,frs) brood
mares and stations, the property Of l..
e. Hardy, beginning 20 II d. N. nj the
Timing ullco ysfds. Tho catalogue
contained twenty.eight entries aud
the total amount Tosnzui was 5000, an
average Of little over S. apiece. O,
the young stock, the choicest gpbci-
mems were biI ia BY II. NJ. Wells, j..
81. Cannon, +. Armstruug aud Jas.
Hansen. G. n. WiIcRon bought the
Cleveland BAY stallion Luxury, aud
j. w. McHenty purchased the coach
stallion Tommy, besides a number Of
other good onos. There WIS not much
Of an attendance, and the bidding was
HpiTitlets.
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Rish nine discovered.

REDDISu, Cal, June 26.-Wm. Muir
ray, VIM has a mine nj the junction OF
kohh creek aud Pit river, about sixty
mites northeast Of here, brings news OF
having discovered the richest mine In
this county, and sAysIt Ia the original
"Lost CaDin" mine, which has been
searched durlng the past thirty yeare.
He had discovered n lode 800 fee,
wide aud 400 feet high. imprsgnAted
iron ore, when bears gold ani silver TO
the value Of from s75 10 $3.50 per ton.
This range where this mine was discov-
cred 10 continuation Of tina, upon
which IL tho great Lost Confidence
mlns, or what Ia generally known az
the Iron Mountain. 1t was recently
sold 10 an English syndicate for $780,
600.
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STRUCK A VEGETABLE WAGON.
Mrs. Nordstrcm Thrown out Of the
Family Conveyance aud Hurt.

Charlotte NorisIrom and her hut.
band drove IN from Lake View on
Utah Lake, between Provo aud Pleas.
ant Grove, this morning 10 dispose Of
some rural stock In trade RLd incl
dsntally enjoy the sights Of the metro.
polls.
At 1880 this Aiternooa Just ~ they
were emerging from Commercial street
on Fiat South, Mr.. BSeI, Of the Salt
sslt Lake Hardware company WAS
urging upon tho fire department
through the telephone the neoesfil y
o. eXtluguishlnga blaze which was fast
consuming tho awning In front VI their
store, caused by coming In contact
With an ignited cigarette butt. The
ire ladies turned out with their usual
dash aud promptltuha and were max
Ing good time along First South street,
when NoTdsirom's rig hove In sight.
The omnipresent small boys yelled and
made sarcastic remarks, wheteup0n
Mr. Nofds,rOm stood up IN his rig to
see what the unusual commOtiOn was
about.
Tue driver Of the hose cart altered
his course; 40 did tho tesm from
Utsh county. Ths dyer just missed
them, the Jehu on tho Chemical
multsred EOmuthing which would not
look well In print. Ths hook and
ladder truck then oOllided with the
Lake View outfit, knocking the hind
ghusi 10 smitheTeenH pitching Mrs.
NurHrt FDr, with teFFiHo fnrcs ufpu har
head Immediately under the truck,
Sho was picked up and conveyed 10
DE-. Booi's ofiice, who pronounced that
Notwithstanding several painful cuts
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Their Case Postponed Again.

Captain Gilbert, the removed, rein.
stated and sought to be removed again
fireman, with McMullen, Mowers and
CLARK, whose experience has been ani
continues TO DO like unto his own, has
by no fault Of their own had their case
continued by the ire and police board
until July 10TH, The reason for the
continuance lies In the fact that aome
OF the oily's most important witnesses
are out OF the Territory and will not
TsluTn before the time mentioned.
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PLANS NEARLY COMPLETED.
'V'ooO People Expected 20 witness .he
CorbsiI-Fiiz Fight

DALLAS, Tex, June 20.-The plans
.9i Tie great unphitheater Tor the scat.
,us o. $4,000 people who nro expected
~ witness tho CoTbeti- Fiizsimmons
nsn' ate about complete. The ground
vuuten Is two miles from tho heart of
,ne CITY, In good walking distance
S I'm me yards OF the Texas Pacific
| rG, Genital railway, along thu line
~ we iotmer. The Texas Pacific will
,,I-teuIIeuly run an accommodation
n-h OF twenty-five ciachcs to relieve
Tue grounds.
DallAs has four first-clasa hotols, one
s'a,ung OF being tbs fiHeit Ia tue
UNITY OF thp second C'gss and
y'''N,ulng houses by tho milo. THE Bug.
'uoh mat John Dully, Of New Or
ais -su', referee the fight Is well received
~ neadquartels.
Us conceded that he Ia a perfect
h,'er OF prize ring rules ana that no
's' man could have been found In
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tue PLAGUE IN CHINA.
No hanitary Measure Intense suHcr
Tugs OF the NATIVES

No hanitaTy Measure Intense safer.
logs Of I'll. NATIVES
WAsHtSGTON, June 26.-rho u. 3.
consul al Foo Chow, China, reports the
appearance Of the Hong Kong plague
there. Hu says It 10 already esiSt-
lishci A. epidemic, but 20 far confined
10 the city proper. lie adds; The
symptoms unmittakably stamp II ~
the plague and In the Injected disiric' 3
within the city rats ato dying In great
numbers Just ~ has been invariably
tho rule wherever the plague has
shown itself IN the past Ia city like
Foo Chow IL Ia impossible to institute
any sort OF sanitary measures TO pre-
vent the spread OF tho contagious dis
cass or even mitigate the Auilorings Of
the victims.
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Murdered In Chile.

VALPARAISO, Chile, June 25.-Leha-
lea Dubois Hswser, M American oiti-
len who came here from Spokane,
Wash, was murdered Saturday about
loaguo from Qulliue, u town that IL
eeto to this city. This news Of the
murder has just reached here. The
Killing OF HOw,er, VINO At the time OF
Die assassination was on his way TO the
nearby mines TO pay OF the men, took
Place In broad daylight.
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PARRERsBURG, Va, June BEE.
Mediation, who claims 10 be the only
hSir 10 the estate OF Lord Alfred MC-
Donald Gfenyille, Ia IN tho city taking
espositiOns 10 establish his clam. Nc.
Mahon claims TO be the tOn VI Mite.
Mary Bensley, deceased, formerly oil
California. IL he can prove this "a
estate worth more than $1,000, 900
awaits him.
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The cold nsssrys To-day.

WAsInNurON, ID. C., June 2J.--To.
days treasury statement will snow n
gold reserve Of SlU7, az 500. IL IL as.
sumed the syndioate's latest depotit
covers ihe entire tm)unt due under
tho contract. 10 u thought this dc.
posit u nearly E,0OO,UO0 wac MAIDS by
the ~ Indicate Ia domestic gold In order
10 save Interest. TINS domestic gold,
Of course, will be- replaced by Imports
lions wlthiH the next lew unys whom
the formal trans or OF the bonds will
be made.
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AuAunE OELEaRE.
Liability OF man for = womAn'E
debt Involved.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June GA
case started in Justice LAvsndsr's
court last winter Is mating It's way by
final degrees to the court Of final resort.
The question Involved Is that Of a
husDand's liability for bis wiit's pre-
nuptigl dgb,s. Justice LAvender's dc.
oisiou relieved the husband OF liAbili-
~, but Circuit Count Judge Martin
fevsItrd. Yesterday n motion was
nled Tor a new lTisl, but the case Will
probably yet 80 TO tue supreme court.
me- stylo OF tao suit Il II. j. Young vs.
bigs, IL. NJ, Keys and hur husDan1, J.
Al, Keys. Tao uyJt Involved was con-
lf.nlei 0y Ilg-. Keys whilst sine was
unmarried aud "a widow.
Judge Martin holds that whore q
womaa contracts debt wnAn no legal
disability existed, the common law
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mar, Pfof. Haag, 4; drawing and
Urinary teaching, Miss Brotherhood,
81; general history, Prof whiting, B.
kindergarten, Mis, Cbapin, IL; rhyfics
aud chemistry w. Kiug5Uury, 20;
English grammar, literature Ruu
United states history, -; Kindergarten
training class, Miss Chupiu, IL; unys.
ical culture sud Dslsarts, Miss Natnt.
rlne Parsous, IL.
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"A Fatal Throw.

w. A. Hardy, at one tIms well
known In ,hI. city was killed at Pay
son Monday evening by being thrown
from horse, II appears that Hardy
was under the influence Of liquor and
that he was riding at high rate OF
speed when the accident occurred. H0
struck the ground with his head Rnd
conclusion OF the brain was tho result.
lie was thirty.seven yoHrs OF ago and
leaves wife ami six children. His
iather. John II. Hardy Is resilient OF
this city.
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VsIuabi. Horses PsrIshsd.

CINCINNATI, June 2O.-A firo 90.
eaitsd At Latonia early this morning
W NE stable occupied by Talbot Bros.
o. Lexington, KY, anu three uutried
,M0'yeat'Olds--Ben Bruce, Dickson a. d
hahel--valued Mt $500 each, were de-
'loyed and the Stable burned TO the
rsull' Among the noTses were
i'esnt1 anu Elsket, Ii Is not known
Tow the fire started.
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An Admirable Party.

On Monday afternoon last, at Nc. -,
Social Hail alley, Mia. NJ T.. Spencer
entertained a goodly PARTY Of ngoi
ladies In genuinely social way. The
youngest guest was u years Of age ani
the olto,t IS. Tue father u the latter
lady lived 10 10 lOi years old. The
"girls' all bad an excellent time.
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InsurEsnt. Defeated.

BUENos AYREs, June 28.-The in
suTgenls under eOmmADi Of Admiral
Dsgamim In the province OF RIO
GrSnde.do'Sul, Brazil, has been de-
ieated by the government troops NJ
Campos.
Admiral Osarlo was wounded and
captured and subsequently died.
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NEw YonH, June 2G.-Turimsn
Hsie aslonished 10 learn that the rae
iuS ntm Of Gideon * Naly was TO 10
lssolVed and that their hOrIus Ia
raining would be sold at public auc.
toh. The stable Is tho strongest In the
nH' ana includes such notable nyo,s
hamNpo, Walter, Keenan,, tue
Rlnglel.
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OFFERS RUSSIA MONEY.

A Syndicate Anxious 60 Lend tito
Country toO,OOO,OOO Francs.
ST.. PETERSBURG, June 26.-The
Bourso Gdssne says the Russian.
French syndicate, receiving no reply
from China, has offered tho Russian
government 10 issue 4 per cent loan
VI 400, 600 900 france, the proceeds to be
employed Tor conversion purposes, 10
strengthen the imperial bank, or 10 bs
expended on railroads,
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Failed to Spray His Trees.

Edwin Entwlstle was tried before
Justice Harvey yesterday afternoon on
a charge Of falling 10 comply with the
law requiring tho spraying OF fruit
trees. lie pleaded guilty and, seeing
that this was his first ofieuse, he was
lot OH with u fine OF 81 AMI cssls,
amounting 10 IS IN all.
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silver question In missouri.

81. LOUIS, June 20. - Chairman
Maiiitt, OF the Dsm9otatic state con-
ttai Committee, has mailed eaun oouu'
~ chairman In Missouri All address
giving the reasons OF the committee
for not calling a state convention TO
consider free ooinage and Offering
again TO convene the clmnitteu II the
county committee desire to have such
convention held.
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ANDERSON, Ind, June 28.-AIadiaon
county was visited by u very destTuc-
i've storm today. In this city q num-
Der Of heuses were unroofsd, anu tIess
blown down, Lightning shattered tho
dome OF the High school building. IL
also iEnited big gas well, which oAn-
not be- controlled.
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WAITlIAM, Mass, June g0.-The
management OF the Waltham blcy clio
Tack announces that Sanger, johnson
anu Tyler would signal their advent
INTO Tue ranks OF professionals by en-
giglng In match race ON the Wal
IhAm track July 18th for purse OF
h,OOJ In gold. Toe race will consist
Amlle heats, best two In three.
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Agent. to 0ather Crop Statistiss.

wAsHIsGroS, ID. O.. June 28.-Ths
assignment Of state agents in tho new
syslem Of gathering crop statistics has
been nearly completed. The agent for
California, Oregon, Washington aud
Idaho 10 Edwin h. Smith, California;
for Colorado, Utah, Wyomlng, AM
Eona, NevAda, and Now Mexico,
Frank u. CATsInrphon, Colorado.
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NEW YORS, June 2J.-Louis NJ.
Cornish, n stock broker, wa, found dead
today In his home at rs West, l2ls,
str, 81, with bullet hole In hi, right
temple and revolver nj his siuo. His
physician wac said to have remarked
that financial difficulties led Cornish
10 commit the deed.
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the world. This story tbat Con- ett will
Train at Terrell Il not credited here.
The weather In Texas up 20 the begln.
ming OF October IL too hot Tor that work.
He viii doubtless bs the guest Of Pes.
ldent Gfecu 70, three or four weshs
before the u Sht or during October. The
odds hfe Hiill IN Cofbeit bat tue bet by
ireen Of $4,000 ~ $1,000 on him IL the
only one yet.
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II Was at Castle Rock.

In the item which appeared in the
NEWS last evening concerning the
fate OF little Johnnie Reese, II wac
stated that his death occurred Vt East
Rookpor,. That was mistake. TINS
place whore the accident occurred was
at Castle Rock.
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WAsHISGToS, June 26.-Col. A. 81.
Clair DsnVer, claim agent and q
brother OF GsueTal Denver, the founder
Of Colorsdo'a capital city, diod hpte
today. lilo was q California iotty.niner
aud servsd In the state senate.
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wan rnnI,h lhs nnraer,r.

wAsIIEGrON, June gG.-A cable.
gram was received today from the u,
s. charge d'afilirs Ia Guatemala stat.
Ing that the HonduTAn govsrnmen nj
has at last tskon stops to PUNISH tho
murdareTs VI the American RsntOn,
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RUMORS OF War IN ASIA.
Russia and Japan About 10 CrOsi
Swords 0TeF COrea.
Conflict Predicted by wall In
Termed officials Bsfsro the Esd
OF Three Months.

LONDON, June 2G.-speclal dispatch.
90 from Shanghai ssy well Informed
officials express the opinion that war
between Russia And japan over C5rsA
will break out before the end Of three
months.
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liability obtains and the husband Il
responsible, for the debts VI his wife
c1ntrsctei before ~ well rs after mar.
risg-. This .uit Is likely 10 become a
cause ceiebre.
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MIMI rIn,s 90 E,nInin.

LONDON, June 26.-Mr. Baliout'a
address ~ tue electors VI last Man.
chester says this IL not a fitting coca.
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