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WAR Is PROBABLE
between tho Arsoutinc Ropublic and
Chiic-Activo Preparation.

between tho Arscutinc Kopublic and
CIIic-Ac.ivo Preparation.
WAsuISGroS. D. c., June 2.-Rcports
from tho Argentine Republic show that
,here is very active war party which
ia ugitating the prospec. Of war with
Chile. The Argentine boundary com
missioners havo returncd from Chilo,
and report satisfactory progress. But
tho Argentine press koeps up tho talk
of war and tho report received here
adds:
an tho preien, critical state OF feol.
ing any such efforts. on tho part OF our
prcsa. or Of our public men. arc to be
sincerely deplorod. somo street row in n
border town, some petty insult TO either
OF tho national flags and We would soc
the experience OF n quarter OF century
ago repeated"
Tho Argentine government seoms to
regard hogtilities as possible, and is
taking every step OF pracaution. Tho
national guard is arming and drilling
and officers lavo boon dispatched TO
Europe to purchase armament. A loan
OF SI0.000.00J Is being considered to
meet possible war expenditures. A ro.
port from Rosano state, thao popular
outbreak ia imminent, 10 much 80 that
tho government has stationed the
monitor FL Plata in the harbor roady
Tor action. and tho strategic points oi
tho town nro nightly occupied by tho
forces.
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A LAKE BURSTS
Its Banks and Floods tho Medicine
Valley, Nebraska,
AND MANY HOMES ARE DESTROYED.
Not Known Yet II Life Has Been Lost.
Fears OF n Disaster Similar to That
at JOhnstown Six Ycars Ago-h
Wall of Water Rushos Down tho
Vhlloy Carrying Destruction in It's
Path-Grcnt Hall Storm In Toras.

OMAHA, NEn, Juno "A special to
tho Bee from Curtis, Mob. says: A big
lako hore has burs,ed its bank, carry.
ing great destruction throughout tho
vicinity. A $4,000 roller mill was
ruined, freight cara and railroad cars
wero carried away. The extent OF tho
disaster 10 not known. ..t.
LArER-Tho bursting OF the Curtis
Lake here has seriously menaced
property and possibly liio in tho Modi-
ciuo valloy to-day. Tho grade Is torn
up, freight cars arc strewn along the
Medicine bottom. the fine rolled mills
are ruined. Curtis Lake Is noarly emp
sy and n food OF water 10 running down
tho Medicine valley. carrying destruc-
tion in its mad rush.
Four Of tho five yard tracks beside
tho main line are torn up and gone,
while train Of freight cars reach over
tho bank and are swinging in the food.
Twenty thousand dollars damage is
dono here. and other points to hear
from. The fine Alfalfa meadows, Just
below tho city, are ruined. and homes
alLalong the valley destroyed.
A special from McCook, Nob., saya:
Great fears arc entertained here that
the wall OF water reported sweeping
down the Medicine Valley from Curtis
will do much damage here.
There is much alarm.
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TELEGRAPElC BRIEFS.

Wilkosbrrre, Pa, is infested with
frebugs.
Charles ". Armour, OF Chicago, who
is i'll in New York. was resting easy last
night.
At Fairfax Court House, Va, John +.
Harmon. n worthless fellow, murdered
his WHO because she refused TO live with
him on account OF his habits.
Tho vulcanitc button factory at BABY.
Ion, y. y. was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss, 100000. Several iirc,ncn
wcre injured By falling wall.
Mrs. William Irwin, OF Froeport, Ill.,,
committed suicide Mt Galveston, Tex.
Sho was insane and saturated her cloth
ing with gasoline and applied match.
When found aho was envcloped in
flames.
Ex-Governor Llcwolling, OF Kansas,
scores tho stato administration and
deleuds Warden Chase. OF tho pcni,en.
tinry, who has been found guilty OF
drunkonnoss. Ho says tho investigation
was inspired by political lunntics."
At Olncyvillc, X. l.. pooplu are anx-
lUUS " huUM u tHO J,UOU SlTlklUk llllll
operatives will return to work to-day on
tho invitation OF tho employers. Every
effort is being mado by tho leaders to
keep the operatives OF tho Atlantic mills
from returning.
Boys playing with matches in stable
at Beaver Falls. Pa, started II fro that
did damage TO tho amount OF $50,
Tho buildings destroyed woro tho stable
OF DR.. Shcots. three houses owned by
Mrs. Hannah NJ. Sllliman. tho Turner
hall aud tho residences OF Jamca Elliott
and DR.. Elliott.
Tho Hong Kong correspondent OF tho
London Timoa reports that tho Formo.
aan republic Is not popular, and Ia only
M official movement, having no conncc-
tion with tho southern agitation. Ac.
two preparations arc making nt Tai Poh
Flu to rcsist tho Japanese advance from
Ko Lung Resident foreigners believe
that tho Chinnac will not doicnd their
splendid fortilcations.
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CONDITION or TREASURY.
The DciIcis for Juno VIII be Smaller Than
Predicted, But That for July VIII In

The Dcilcisfor Juno VIII be Smaller Than
Predicted, but That for July VIII In.
cron.r.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Juno 2.-Trcasury
officials arc now confidcn: that tho close
OF tho fiscal year one month hence will
show a deficit oi not moro than Sii,-
100000. and possibly not moro than
$4,000. 900. which is at leas. s., 600. 900
less than WAS predicted only few
weeks ago. and S3.O00,0O0 or $4,000
less than tho present figures. 1t is
shown that the pension payments dur
ing June will be at least $500, 900 less
than for May, and that the payments on
account OF interes! will also be reduced
$l,5O0,000. With an increase from in
,ernal revenue of S3,000,000 on account
OF receipts from special liquor. tobacco
and oleomargarine licenses, which mus,
be paid before July !, and very material
reductions in pension and interest pay.
ment, it is confidently expected that
the month will show small surplus,
with tho deficit further reduced to a,
least $4I,OO00O0.
The month OF July, however, ia likely,
to 500 tho dctici. increased by at least
Sl0,000,000. rs that months interest
payments will aggregate about 5000.
O00. Disbursements in every branch OF
tho government arc usually much
heavier IN July than in any other
months, so that without the receipts
are greatly increased tho deficit on
August next, will not likely fail much
short OF S5j.O00,000 for the thirteen
months.
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UNION LABOR LEAGUE

Organized NJ Pltt.burGh-ItsTw Two.Fold OBJ.
ject-w. j. smith at the Head Oft.
PIrrsBURou. Pa, June 2.-The Union
Labor League OF Western Pennsylvania
was organized here tonight ou. OF the
400 local labor organizations with O
memberahip Of 5000. President Will
lam J. Smith. OF the fin, glassworxers,
was elected president Of the organiza.
tion.
The object Of tho league Is to estab.
lish an eight hour day. and increase the
price of labor. Another object is to
make Pittsburgh tho headquarters for
all national labor organizations. 1t was
stated Mt the meeting that this su miner
the American Federation OF Labor and
tho International Typographical Union
would decide to come to Pittsburgh.
Tho same action will probably be taken
by the United Mine Workers, and tho
brotherhood OF Railway Engineers.
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ANDREW SCOTT GUILTY.
The Charles Town wife Murderer Convict.
ed In tho First Degree.

Inc LHaFich lown Wfc Murderer Convict
ed In tho First Degree.
Special pifpGtch to the intcliccncer.
MAErISsHuRG, W. Va, June Am
drew J. Scott, colored, who has been on
trial for several days before Judge L.
Boyd Faulkner in tho circuit court for
Jefferson county at Charles Town for
killing his wife. was found guilty of
murder in tho frs, degree yesterday.
Scott killed his wife. Mary Scott, on May
I'd last by poisoning her. Tho evidence
showed that they had had somo domes.
tic trouble which was duo to jealousy on
his part. lie obtained some arsenic at
drug store in tho town undor an as.
suinod name. which he gave his wife in
her tea She WAS taken suddenly i'll,
and although every possible effort was
mn1o by her physicians to save hor sho
died in great agony.
a thorough analysis OF tho murdered
womRus stomach WAS mado BY Prof.
Monroe. tho chemist at Columbia Col
lego, Washington, D. G. Prof. Monroe
was tho only expert 10 testify ut tho
trial and ho testified to having found
moro than enough arsonic necessary to
cause fatal results. Over twenty-five
wltnosscs woro examined and tho case
WIS strongly contested on both sidos.
Tho evidence against tho. accused.
though largely circumstantial, soemod
conclusive Of his guilt and tho jury re.
mained out but Il lew minutes.
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ANOTHER TRAGEDY
Ofthn purrnnt Order In san franolsco-h
Leading Politician suspected of this
Iiorrlbts Crime.

Ofthe Durrhnt Order In san frnnoiAco-h
| Leading Politician Suspected of this
| Iiorrlbts Crime.
San FRANCISCO. CAL, Juno 2.-An.
othor diubolical crime, bearing somo ro.
somblance to tho horrible tragedies Of
Emanual church. wal uncarthcd Satur.
day afternoon by tho discovory that Miss
Nollio Harrington, ngod thIrty.dvc, who
occupied an upper fiat at 1917 Ellis
street, had been outraged and murder
cd in hOr room, tho door locked and her
clothing and tho furniture OF tho apart.
monts sot on fire. Tho room nas been
rnnsacsod mud her jowolry and purse
stolen.
In tho murdered womans room wns
found photograph OF ex.Stnte Senator
L. W. Buck, one Of tho most prominent
fruit growers OF tho state. Tho people Of
tho house identified tho picture OF Buck
as that oil man who cnllod to 500
Miss Harrington. Tho police sout to
Senator bucks house in Oakland and
requc,ted him to como to San Francisco
anu tell thom what hGkuow OF tho case.
Mr.. Buck started to drive to the sta.
tion, but on the way was thrown
from his buggy and seriously
injured. lIc is suffering from
conclusion OF tho brain and may
no, recover Senator Buck was at his
homo In Oakland yesterday between
tho houra OF II and 3 o'clock. and it is
known tho murder was committed be-
tween II and o'clock.
While the police will not say dofi.
niscly that they suspect Senator Buck OF
the murder. their actions load TO tho bo-
lief that thoy think no knows some.
thing aboutit
The police say tho murder was COM
mitled by somo one Intimately ac-
qualnred with Miss Harrington aud hor
habits.
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CUBAN REBELLION.
The InsurEeuts Keeping Up Their Guer.
rilln Warfaro-An Important surren.

The Insurgents Keeping Up Their Guer.
rilln Warfaro-An Important surren.
der.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June "A few
days since number Of insurgents OF
bandits arrived at Sabana, settlement.
fifteen miles from Baracoa, Cuba, in the
direction OF Cape Afaysi. They robbed
and destroyed two or three stores be-
longing to Spaniards and burned all
their books and accounts.
On the 10th tho lieutenant colonel is.
sued orders that no one be allowed to
come in or go out OF town between 7
o'clock p. m. and o'clock n. m. Last
night at II o'clock the town was startled
by volly OF shots. Upon investiea.
ton it was learned that woman had
been killed BY Spanish guards.
1t appears that the woman and her
husband bad been mistaken BY the
guards for urgent eympathizers. A re-
port from Mata. to the effect that in a
skirmish near there this morning q gov
ernment guide was killed. These guides
arc q necessity for the government
forces az they are acquainted with the
country.
The insurgents have tact enough to
single out and kill the guides and then
pick out the officers. The loss of the
guides is a serious detrimcnt to the
Spanish troops. Parties acquainted
with the roads traversing the country,
are becoming lo.he to guide the troops,
for they are aware it is most dan ger.
Gus thing 10 do.
Word has been received from Gunan.
tonomo OF the surrender OF iorty-four in.
surgents. who had become dispirited
after the action OF Jobito May Is, in
which the insurgents under Maceo
were defeated and Spanish Colonel
Bosch killed.
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piiar'e. ! have uphold ovory doctrinco
OF NO church. tho confession Of iallh
and both ca,ochism,."
TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS
pnri"g the Passage OF La nourEoEne cn,t
Gloom Over tho Passengers.


p"f'"E the Passage OF La nourGoEno Cn,t
n Gloom Over tho Passengers.
Nrw foRx, Juno Tho Fronch llnc
Steamship In Bouteogne, Captain 10,
booutl, from llavrc, May %. came into
port th'a morning with all hor ilags at
hali mast, on account Of tho doath Of
Secretary Gresham. Her officers 70.
ported two accidents during tho voyage.
shortly before tho BourgoHno sailed
from tiavre two saloon cabin passengers
camo OH board, Their name, do not
appear on tho ships printed passenger
list' Both wero young mon namod Law.
renee. On the morning OF tho 27ib,
John Lawrence, agod twcnty.six, was
promenading tho saloon dock on the
port sidc. Ho loanod overtho rail aud
bis hat foil overheard. In attempting
10 regain 1t he lost his balanco and foil
Into tho sea- An alarm was instantly
given and tho ships engines wero atop.
ped. 4 boat was lowered and proceed
cd In search Of tho man, but he was
never soon again. llc probably got
foul Of tho propcllor aud was killed..
Tho accident cast gloom over the 81.
loon passengers during tho remainder
ol the voyage. Mr.. Lawronce's brother
would not sec any one on his arrival O.,
Quarantine. His follow passengers
stated that he was greatly grieved over
tho loss OF his brother.
Flushing. L. l.. is believed 10 be the
homo OF tho young mon.
Tho loss OF Mr.. Lawrence was soon
followed bv another fatality. On the
morning OF May 81, seaman named
August Guillard, whilc attending to his
duties on tho hurricane deck tell from
the rail. The cry man overheard"
was promptly given by passenger to
the officer on tho bridge. The engines
were again stopped and liieboat was
quickly manned and lowered. Every
eHor. was made to locate tho man. bu.
nothing OF him was seen except his cap
which was picked up by QUE Of the
boats crow.
For the third time La Bonrgogno was
stopped on the first ins.an, a, 7:30 p.
m, when oil tho Davis South Snoal
(Nantucket) tho lookout having sight
ed a steamer flying signals OF distress.
The course OF tho steamship was i'm me-
diately altered and she boro down to the
vessel. which was found TO DO the Brit
ish steamer Enchantress, Captain
Richie, from Mediterranean ports for
New York. The captain reported tha.
the cylinder head was broken and that
the accident, which was beyond repair,
happened in tho early morning hours.
lie requested the commander of the
BourGoSnc to send immediate assist
anco on reaching port. The disabled
steamer was in no danger. Sho had her
sails Sc: and was heading to the south
ward with light breeze from west
southwest. Tho Enchan,ress sailed
from Trieste. April %. via Palermo,
May 10. She registers l,6g9 tons.
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4 CLEW AT LAST
To the Author of the Mysterious Mur or
OF Butler Harris.

To the Author OF the Mysterious Mur or
OF liutlrr Harris.
NEW YORK, Juno 2.-Charles WasseIi,
who claims to be IN electrician, is IN
der arrest in this city. Alexander
Gunzberg. an agent for tho Now York
Lilo Insurance Company. believes Was
self 10 bo implicated in tho murder O.;
Mr.. Bordoa's bu,lcr, Harris, tho colorcd
man, who was shot BY two men in tho
hallway OF his employers residence. on
West Elghty-siIth street. on the aiter-
noon OF May %. lIc told the police that
about o'clock on that day Wasself,
who had been out since an early hour
in tho morning, returned to his room
dreuchcd with rain and looking very
pale. He acted very ncrvously. rs
though he had just undergone some
trying ordeal. Attcr pacing up and
down tho room for several minutes, hc
went ont and purchased copy OF an
afternoon paper. containing an account
oil the tragedy, which had occurred two
hours previous. He road the story with
ill-disguised eagerncs'. and then left the
house. lie was not seen again by CUM.
berg.
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HOT AT WASHINGTON.
Several Cnsos OF Prostration nt tho Nm
tionni Capital.

Several Cnsos OF rro.tration nt tho Nm.
tionnl Capital.
WARRINGTON. D. c., Juno 2.-To.day
witnessed no cessation Of the torrid
weather which has prevailed continu.
ously since Decoration Day. The thor.
mometer registered 0G.OG at the signal
oficc, loss than poiu. lower than yes.
torday, but Instruments in private
houses showed much higher maxi.
mum.
Several heat prostrations were 70.
ported, among them being John Muir.
ray, stone mason, who died before
medical aid could roach him. Jamcs P.
Robinson. porter in tho Pullman
palace car service on the Pennsylvania
road, was brought into the city to.nigh.
in an unconscious condition from heat
prostration. and 10 lying in critical
state at Emergency hospital. Robinson
was on duty, being on his way to thi,
city from Chicago.
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GLrNwoop SPWSGs, Colo. June e.
While William Simpson, head laundry.
man at tho Hotel Colorado. was in com.
pnny with Il crowd Of young mon in tho
swimming pool they undertook to out.
do zach other in ioolhardy acts. Finally
Simpson undertook to sit on tho nozzle
from which tho water shoots with q
velocity OF l20 pounds TO tho inch, with
tho result that tho water practically
burst him opon. lIo will dic.
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CoSsrASrISorLE, June 2.-Tho sultan
has sent his private secretary to the
English, Fronch and Russian ambassa-
dors horc TO express his profound re.
grot at the Joddah outrage ian attack by
natives upon tho consular represent ia
tives OF those powers). aud to inform
the ambassadors that tho oileuders
would DO ecourt.nartiallod and punished
Ten Beuouins have already boon arrest.
cd, but i. is feared that it will be diff.
cult to discover tho real offenders, Us
the event happened at twilight,
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KEY Wrsr, FLA, Juno 2,-Privata
and reliable advices from Havana nro
to tho effect that Lieutenant Guardia,
civil acting chief Of police ut Puerto
Principe, has deserted and embarked on
board Il foreign pilot boat for Liverpool.
Somo acts he hnd committed and his
pursuits OF tho insurgent band Of
Maurice Montcio beyond tho limits OF
his jurisdiction, which ho had not been
ordered to do. prompted his disertion,
Captain General DO Campos 10 dis.
pleased over tho incident.
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THERE'LL BE TROUBLE

II jack Edwards Attempt. 10 Drive His
Sheep Sou;hwnrd.
DENVER, CoLo., June 2.-The cattle
growers OF Eagle, Rou,t and Garfield
counties, in Northwestern Colorado, at
joint meeting, have adopted resolu.
tions positively forbidding tho sheep
owners from driving their sheep
through that country. The cat,lcmc en-
are well organized and determined, and
thorc will be serious trouble il Mr.. Jack
Edwards. OF Wyoming. persists in his
purpose TO drive his ilock OF 10000
sheep south to tho Rio Graude railroad
instead OF north to tho Union Pacific.
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HousTos, TEXAS, June From Paint
Rock, Concho county, comes an ac-
count OF an awful hail storm. The
stones were enormous size and when
one OF the struck a sheep on the head
1t knocked oat its brains. Many sheep
were killed or wounded. Several per-
sons sustained severe injuries. being
caught by the storm. Crops were utter
ly destroyed and large timber were torn
from trees. There was not n window
light left in the neighborhood. The
storm was ofshort duration and covered
only small area.
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New YonE, June 2.-Govornor Nc
Kinloy. Of Ohio. loft tho city on tho
South hwcstorn limited at o'clock this
afternoon. lIo was accompanied Dy his
vito. Thoy will 20 direct to Canton,
Ohio. Abncr Mckinley. Governor Nc.
Kinlcy's brother. who was to have ro'
turned with tho governor, decided n,
the last moment to remain hero iew
dayB longor.
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A MUHDEi, MYSTERY
Partially Clears Up, but til, susprcte
Murderer Is Missing.

Partially Clears Up. but tho suspected
Murderer Is Missing.
SpeeiGi Dupd.ch 10 he lH,eliJtaeer.
HuSrISGroS, W. Va, June Mrs.
Joseph Turner, who came up tho river
in ashanty boa: eight weeks ago, had
tho misfortune to loio nor husband by
death. She picked up with Horny
Bias, youth, and started down tho
river again from here. The craft, n
handsome one, was grandly furnished,
and when Bias appeared n day or two
lator with the boat minus the woman
foul play was suspected and betore the
authorities could arrest him he had
left Tho woman's ronaius were found
in tho Ohio river At lronton with l50-
mound weight attached to them. Bias
Is now being hunted. and is said to bo
in Virginia.
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Special DIp1tch 10 ne IhtdIigtncr.
MAGriNsnuRG. W. Va, juno 2.-Tho
citycouncil. si!tingasa canvassinp board.
yesterday made an official count OF tho
votcs cast ut tho rccnnt municipal elec.
ton IN this city. Tho result was de.
clared to be tho earne as already nn .
nounced In tho First ward, In which the
council decided tho vote was ito bo.
tween John Martin (Rep. and S,apleton n
Proctor (Dom.l. and declared tho for.
NOR elected. Tho council now stands
eight Republicans and two Democrats.
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Eon Memorial church, including Hon.
Charles Caldwell, Of Parkersburg, whose
nubjcct was "Thoao who were Closoat
Together In tho War rs Enemies are
Closest Together In Peace as Citizens.
Colonel Mat Coopsr spoke on "rho
Women OF tho Conicdorncy." The
Camp Garnet fod nll tho visltors tha.
camo 10 tho city with grand spread.
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THE COLlAlA WRECK.

1t was Caused by n Heavy Wnve-The
Number OF Lost.
CoLoS. COLOMBIA, June 2.-Advices
received here Us TO the manner OF the
wreck OF the steamship Colima, say that
heavy sea struck her and tho large
deck load OF lumber and cargo shifted,
the vessel being overturned. Bad stow
age is reported TO be tho cause OF the
disaster. Twenty-one persons are re-
ported saved aud l95 lost.
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ROME, June I'm tho fiity.two dis.
tricts rc.ballots were had to-day to
elect members OF the chamber Of
deputies. Tho result was the election
OF thirty ministerislists and twenty-five
OF the opposition. including three
Socialists.
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DETAINED AT QUARANTINE.
4 Prince Liner Lost Two OF Her Crow by
Yellow Fever.


Yellow Fever.
New YORK, June 2.-The Prince line
steamship Grecan Prince arrived a,
quarantine this afternoon from Santos
and Rio Janeiro with n full cargo OF
coffee. Captain Miller reported that he
lett Santos May and Rio Janeiro on
the llth. At tho litter port two ol tho
crew wcro taken with yellow fever and
sent to tho hospital on shore. There
wcre no other cases oil sicknoas on
board during tho voyage.
Deputy Health Officer sanborn board.
cd the steamer and. on investigation
deemed it prudent to detain her for dis.
infection and cleansing. Tho crow will
bo transferred tomorrow morning to
Hoffman, island. wherc they will DO
balhed and their effects disinfected.
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BRADFoED. Pa. Juno 2.-Fire was dis.
covered in tho bradford tar works at an
early hour this morning, caused by an
Gmployo taking sample OF cooking tar
aud dropping it OH tho floor. which sct
fro to number Of oil barrels. Eati.
mated loss $1,000.
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SrnrSGFIELD, Ills, June 9.-Govor.
nor John ?. Al.gold has Issued n tirado
against tho United S,atea court judges
on accoun! OF tho icciaious In tho Doba
case. Ilo charges ,hnt tho fodoral
Judges aro tho tools Of the corporations.