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TINE MAGNANiMous nonns.


Messrs' John Hays Hammond. Colonel
Rhodcs and the other Two chiefs az Tho
Johannesburg reform committee and 70
vol have cause to congratulate them
selves that they can get ou, of their.
troubles With the Transvaai government
by paying fine OF suffering bauishmont
TIL" luc rs n big one, but & IS In li,~ Il
long imprisonmcnr while the impr.son-
n,en' wns Communication OF the death
sentence
Th" president and council of the Bocr
government have shown In this matter
that they know how 20 take caro- of them
solves and how. AT ina.. 10 he merciful
nfler they have hy legnl methods upheld
pho dignity Of their government and
codes. There was bravery in plenty to
NEE, the invaders on the borders and
roui hem and there was ,cgal machinery
ana courage sufficient within the Trans
WAL 20 convict tho aidcrs and ahcttors
or the Jameson raid n the face " strong
pressure from the outside hut this done
the Boers showed their magnnniniity by
sof'enlns the nrai harsh sentences Few
governments under The rrovocaiion would
have hccn 50 lcn,ent The men who h,ve
been given now tho alternative Of nnn
or hanshment We're not even voting cit,-
dents simply who attempted 10 overthrow
the naive government and with the pur-
pose OF reducing the Transvaal into an
Fnslisli province. Imagine Spain. or
france or Germany. or Italy. on even
E4gland, trcutiny .n'crloping revolution
ISIS with such r,gnanimity'
To temper Justice with mercy is the
mark of a high or'l,r OF civilization. even
though the llua'ration come from the
Southern extremity OF Africa The 30 ~
have acted IN ;his ontire matter in a
manner 10 command thu respou, OF the
nitcns and the Transvan government
has been placed on more solid founda-
ton Than ever. The nnc of sl250ao IL n
heavy one, hut the government ~ entitled
20 recoupmcnt for the extraordinary OK
penscs to which these prisoners nut a.
Tie vlciors In war always compel the
vanrnished To pay Jc war debt when
q can be done. Our American citizen Mr.
john Hays hammond. will doubtless think
several Zines hereafter before he en-
cages IN another conspiracy against tho
Eoer government and he can thank Provi-
dence that he is still I'm the land OF the
living
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'NO TRADE IMPROVEMENT.
Country Is Waiting on Politica
Declarations on Finance.
LABOR TROUBLES ARE NOT EXPECTED


Nav York. June 12.-Bradstrcet's to-
morrow will say: There g little or nc
cffort to rush business al a period vi 50
much uncertainty as to the precise terms
OF the financial pdnks TO be adopted by
tie great parties in the National convcl-
tions.
ne general merchant Sc movement con
tinu,s as DUH aS hcrcini lrc, retailers.
with fsw exceptions. buying only roi
immediate necessities.
Mercantile collections continue slow and
ur satisfactory and there IL no gain II tho
tries
Western spectators are hlyina wool
above a pa MY with prices offered from
the East. There is little likelihood of
high prices for wool while SO much ma
chinery is idle. Nearly all branches OF
ton goods are below Il parity with raw
III iteridl.
The contest continues between iron am!
steel consumption.
Trade in the Central Western States
remains quiet. No Improvement * report
unsatisfactory records of recent weeks.
There is an improvcu eni in demand for
staples at ST. Louis among dealers in
i''Hlts and drugs. Reports from Southern
distributing ccntcrs announce an almost
uniformly que, trade, although good rains
New Orleans have improved the crop ont
look ani wholesale trade In Texas corn
Is suffering for want of rain.
Exports of wheat flour included-from
both coasts OF the tnitcd States amount
to 2a22,gl bushels. against 3,2o9.0on last
2.2'i.rH Two years ago and 3.s3io00 three
years ago
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BRADsTREETs FINANCIAL.


Wednesdays Break the only Feature OF
the Week on Change.
New York. June l2--Bradstreet' tomor-
rom will say: Up to "Wednesday specua-
ton was almost at standst Ii and prices
sagscd YEARLY in the absence OF buying
support, rather than on liquidation or
bear selling. Tho downward moves,,r at
bore the appearance of bear rad. tor
which preceding weakening of small ac-
counts had prepared the market. me crop
statement. show ng Unexpectedly favora-
BILE conditions in regard to tho whea.
yield. benefited the granger stocks. and
short covering throughout the list result
ed tn a general strengthening of prices.
Gold shipments wrr- kept down 'iuri ~
the early part OF the week to S2.loO mO by
the offering Of small amounts oil h his
drawn in connection with a sale in Amt
conda mines 10 a foreign syndicate. On
FridaN. however. Il was announced mat
s2.2Nl.00o moro would be shipped today.
Arlr; from tho break Oh Wednesday.
which was particularly marked m Dis
thing. Sugar aud Missouri Pacific, there
were few features IF interest in the week
trailing. ON Friday ths whole marie
IA lied slightly ON the foreign. purchases
referred to above and closed firm
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GALVESTON nfcyci. f. RACES

Galveston. Texas. June 1.-THE racing
today was good In the half mile pro.
fFssional a protest was fled aga INST W.
II. 1ackaberry of Fort Worth for foul
riding, hut was not allowed,
quarter mile. professional, four start
ora LLOYD W lmans of Dallas won. W. \.
Parker second. Time 80.
1uartrr mile, class a, opon. six start
" Max Morris won, Hugo iiofhcnz
second; George Mason OF Galveston third.
two miles, Galveston men only. four
starters Miller won Brock second. Chas.
Holt third Time 6:Oo9,
Two milo race from yesterday. class A
open, four sta"ters-l'ovee won Hofheinz
sceon' Morris third. Time & o2
I'VE miles, Texas championship, six
starters George fovce of I'll Paso won.
Man Morris OF Fort Worth second Leslie
Miller of Galveston third Time Is :isis.
rive milesi professional four starters
l.. e. Johnston of Waco won, I.loyd WI
mans of Dallas second w. 4. Parker of
waco third- Time li:i2i3
one mile, class A. eight starters-lIugo
noih"nZ or san Antonio won. Leslie Mil
.r or Galveston second, Max Morris of
fort Worth third. Time 2iN,
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TO INVrsTIGArE SEALS

Washington. June i2.--.rhe president has
appointed David Starr Jordan. president
of the Leland Stanford JUROR university
of California, Lieutenant Commander Ie:-
lerson f. Moser. commanding the United
States fish commission steamer Albatross.
nr. Leonard ST. Jener. curator of reptiles
in the tntsd States National museum
Friedrich \. Lucas, cura or Of compare
tive anatomy III ,ht United States Ma
the United States fish commission as "A
commission under the joint resoiu. ION OF
congress. approved une - i,g6 TO con-
duct the scientific investigation Of the
present condition of the fur seal herds
ON the Islands of tho North Pacific ocean
and Irrire sea
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other victim this afternoon. This time II
was Johnny MIilsap, "A lj-ycar-old boy
who halcI from sulphur springs, Texas
lie had the mount on Harriet III. IN inc
last race. At thu first turn Harriet ~, sir
Archer and Green Bay fell IN a heap
When the horses RECLAIMED thei, feet jock
cys VI llsap and Weber lay unconscious
on the ground. Miilsap died w.thin 4 Few
minutes. but Weber regalned conscious
ness and seems not to have been seriously
hurt.
Sin -wildmar. Kate G.. Nam-
pre. Time. l:l.iz. a.,
Four and n half furlongs-beMr "'
Mile paskola. Ava. Ar,less. Time. ~.
six fnrlongs-Audrain, Miss Rose. Lutte
Dick. Time, i:iSL r.,
four and a half futlongs- Knight Tem-
piar, BILLY Heck, Lady Ridgoway. Time.
iSA ,.n.,
Five and half furlougs-Ben wilson
III DO Thurman. Tlme. l.l2.
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OAKLEY ENTRIES.

First race iive-erhths Of mile
CloophnS, Grad. White Frost lo7. Lady
helth, Frankfort Girl, lsopnact'a 100
Second race, sevcn-"ichihs of a mile
sell ng Moylan loo Frea Barr lO5. .rhe
AZ M,1Fcnhnt ~ Blnomer ". livingstone u.
'in Nassan ~. Daisy Boander IS.
MIRA race" ilve-eishths If n mile soil
INK Gomez los. Winker lo1. The Pluto
rtti, John tabbet 100 Carrie II. ~. Merit
icld Rampage, Dick q; a.
Iourrh race one and one-eighth of n
~ lr. the Buck Eye stakes Prince eli
". Sen Brush i22 I.oki Ramiro 10
.,fifth race one mile sclllng-Rcy del
Mar lls- judith NJ Lily II the West Les
, m lm Raspcr ~. Little Walter loa.
SIKH race. fve-eighths OF mile. sell
ing Banquo II. los. OF on. Viscount l6s
scar, PIN lo3. Fugarol lD2 cherry Leaf
100 AIaaeppa "a.
Seventh race, erfolrths of a mile.
selling Hermcs ll3. Old Center io; Para
disc, White oak. Argentina II. 100 Kelly
H.. ,LoWanda. Tr!lhy 90. !Iardenburg Is.
Iusby o. so ""' N
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POLITICIAN AssAssINATEp.

Brooksville, Fla. June is.--John W.
Crum. one OF the most prominent citizens
of hernandez county, was nssnssnaied
hast night near this place.
The assasslns were concealed In clump
of bushes and fired on crum as he passed.
Milling him " IN buckshot.
t'rum was man ~ strong personality.
and some OF his friends believe he was
assnssinated for political motives. Years
ago, however. he took part IN the r.iie,.
Whiddcn feud, In which SIX men were
kiiied. ana II is possible that his assassi-
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GRAVEsrNp nNTnlrs

First race, five his of.n milo Petrol
lrHsed m Nmas, iil"r iis. Eior,ie TO
Passover. Mistrac H. Bngalovc los. Val.
ssrinn Ten Of Hearts. Hanna H. noeor,
Bonner. Plenreuse iO3 '''' or
second race ono and onc-fourth of .,
mile, selling -i.ansdnlc III I'd iionrnn,
~ Sir Dixon. III. 100. Augusta l,rlle ~
Golden cate, .odi ~. Gold Crosi s
lhird race, iive-eirhihs Of 4 mlo cr.o,
american Stakrs--tirorpc X ossler lion n
orc ,Arpucklc. iiaphazard. Alahnmian
nno rfilr' san Maieo us. Rhodesia, sans
Fourth race. ono mile boulevard stake.
,o1!Marsrave III, Valley, Hamilton H.. lzmil
Fifth race. three fonrths of , milo s,u
lng riner ~. Ruekronc III. IIisirs nj
AmreN 10. fialion. NaN,hne IO1. Brrn4no
hnrsundy 100 Buckwa o. Lady Green.
NAY, ''essi" Browning 81
SiNth race. one aud oiic.cgi-h of ;,
m,lie. hindican st Maxim ie4. li,nwoii
Us, AXE shore ios, Charado a. Ieur
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E:SsEASDs NJ
Wants Hawaii /. r.,,. /
Convicted 4 rs,s.', i
'"t LITTLE REPUBLIC slum|
And May Ask us.l, =.
see That ssi,.Is ~. !" n
90 Tee ~.

san San Francisco. Jun. !,
australia. from Honn,u, L'-ls
confirmation confirmation of the Assse,.,. ..a.'
J Rr,,a,n ,, the demand s MA. ~
to ', rs,,,r ,na' volney Ashford I : n
pen ,,'u ,.' to Hawaii. m. ~ n
men m'en' Is very much ese n w
n pv,,, and the precedent ' y =, ny \
Jsa,,v Is pursuing a eonser n ~s q 3
p ,snn,a.. with the matter us,''' ,ss.d
tor, mrS' a. Is demand originates ~ !, !,
porresnondtnce to an Hs, ,...e =
several Sc "a private concerns a' - NJ
r ra,h 10 be that Great I R,,,I tn NJ
"a, rather sharp demsn.a nrits'a ~
n ~ in behalf of ny, upon III ;
dip slIuos : q, Is stated a. *. A .a
r $780, Ashford and thai ' y I Iatas|
any T,"' sort to Hawaii without 's + , s's
II Is stated by tbs H..
, ,,'n scpuhlic declines n ,' sas
, IL, Offices View =, :, accept ,S,s u
10 %, grant the pardon ana !, 's ss c,A
an1 adds that II Co,on Hsu ,Nssaey
,an,l British or other esssaleHi
a ai,,on complete review a. oses .na
a, .rnn WIN be at least pr ~ ~
a, There ,,ei Is a likelihood t ~ ss
n w 4, tne United States 10 " ~, a,.,u
,, nio'onel Ashford wa, ..,.,.,..
, r'','nry commission Of '' mIsasI
s advance knowledge 81 X, r., III, ,ss
y 'i t,,n e, was q imprisonment ~; SS's
a a,,i in" OF $1,000. He wss u ,A ls'
s IN r a Sex man. After a ' isr
, p,,o,, r,at. the man who S y.
I pi ,.a'l ard honoredV n nad n.
n NC, a ;usrenslon Of IN. y !, Wy
ivy. ' on condition that h. h. ~, ~ 4
wy =, ", lever TO return. + II x ,.s'i
sss,,nisr,ally understood thai !. ~. VI
COW" cor" 'apse Of time he would sh 4. !,
come back on making l rrou., = ~ y
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AT GRANESENn

New York. June II -ciravosend summa
ries
Five fmlonss- i1iolin, Ios Dagsc,u. :
to . wo1; Nina Louise 100 Mardner,,
Z 10 =, sctond l'ul speed los crorr.n
S to !. ,hird Time, o; y.
Mile -Glenmoyno, lo3 CfamaD. TO Z.
WI in9nierendo. 10 Grifilw. 9 to :. SEQ,
Time. l.igi.
U,,!oser stakes, nine-sixtccnihs OF a IN !.
Winged Foot. ia (McCamcrtyD. 3 to l.
won Golden Ore I'M i23 0ir'rfn). ! 10 l.
second trookernony lis CrarraD. to J.
third. Tim. 0.5i'e ~ >
Milo and ono-sixieonlh- shnkespoare II
NJ Urnrran, to E. won. pa,rician, lid
,bosEetti, to l. second. Dutch skater
iW urtln', 20 !. third. Time. Ia
Thre"-quartcrs Of = m lo.-XanDns' qo
""!;arh,nerl,- 10 10 won; Jefferson. n
10 |, third. Tirc. l.lG'..
,Miio and no-hnlf. hurllcs--Eed clond
~, 'Ialhnan,. i To I, won. rmshlus l5l
'Aiira). Z to .. second Tom Moore. IN
RoN LAM. Ia !. third Time. s:sgis
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AFTER KHAR7oux
salisbury Says the E,vn,,.. n
Again Fly Sp

rrr nsa'h Fly Over Il
rs hoon, June 1.-THE N,,r,, !
ishn'v. In the house Of , lsr,. !.
p'NiNs to Lord Rosebery, nd NJ
long time he had been Of m \. y. y
scorer Or later it would b. NJ
take steps TO reclaim for Er,,t h
tory los, In 1859 and In IsA. NM
'ounselled delay. but the soysr,s
suddenly confronted by the f,,t N
salh was threatened and rtsr, =.
rohabii ~ that rs fail womb \ n
nN irishtfnl catastrophs ~
1ion az the Nile. he cestIuua ;
nN'eu hecanss the goyernmtri h
ne interests Of Egypt were ii 8
ihat those of Italy were aftsN +
c1pst!on of Dongola. the n,afa.s1
out. would Increase EeyptIas 4
ard pfeyent the incurson, d r
wishes
Continuing. the premier sn :
Herbert Kitchener had ber
not to go beyond Dongola. ht r
gus of Salisbury said he All 4
the government 10 a fofvart
Nond longola this year. next =
year.
Our objective" he added 1
AT DonSola. hut may be our
VIII he prepared 10 20 funhG
op.rion We shall have not r,slj
TO the position In which we I'd
aud net place her IN the pests
due her until the Egyptian 4
over khartoum."
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WOOL. REVIEW
e's are Still Hopeful OF improve
huslless rhis FL Ii i w

Il
c nos'on. Mass. June ls.-The nosto,
y, "'' 'n bulletin viii say tomorrow
y. ''e wool market: The market is N,
,nT same sluggish condition. There : ;,
m maze inquiry but largely for barsalns. IF
VOL VOL, s,a n,Tr as i,w, Dealers are holdiu.,
intio, raui.i hoping thai square ce. Ia'
, NH i2r ne god standard az st. Io,ii,
only sainsy their hopes or business Tie
oal' o Ssa'S worth nolihg are A iile of la, :
81 an o" a.h from Texas IN a basis q oc no
"'V,d Australian cross breeds az ~ cie.. ~ n
thnt M n'asnitc ipring is f,ui. and tho Iaci
aids e'a ia ', ,bn has become an ASSIGNMENT
pliw eonf,Iom, ,,etsion. though the COM
The , sai lali nee hesido4 the plaa, '
oon 'llc ahd iionol foreign. ,snifat .m
aid Soe e;ilY ana rs eoe foreign last wek
year Tb here ,sins for the same Week las,
NJ po, $1,000 pounds domestic nd 6 ~ iSa
date IN iss5 Sh from the sales to the sam.
'hs receipts to date show = decrease
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HOUSTON. SATURDAY. JUNE 10.
THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.

During the republican convention at 81
Louis Tho Post VIII be on sale at the fol
lowing prominent stands:
Southern Hotel News Stand.
Planters Hotel News stand.
Ell Mcriio Pharmacy.
81. James Hotel News stand.
Laciede Hotel News stand
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THE FINES PAlDi

New York. June ia dl'l'a!
World from Cape Town says ~
Hammond, Colonel Francis ha'''
Phillips and George Farm y
leaders released from prisoa
yesterday. have arrived at 'eaI
They paid a fine Of fS;W e y v
ins fiiO.O 900 ts5W,ODo) and al exc &c
Rhodes took oath to refrain M M
part in Transvaal polaie s,,,Ss
years, accepting the a''e'1'
ishmeni. ..,, n nd
thu hncs imposed on inc '"s
formers
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FOREIGN BRIEF

roheran, -Mohammsda AZ ", ~
SIN Of The shah. was p'
apparent today. ,..,, Bps]
London.-A special ,aI,'vy T
he British cruiser t,o,. sd,,n, Isl
Of the East India s9taIIlaaoa,ta q
Colombo to vondichsrfyc,. ,al
London. The rial o. ~ ~
and his fellow-prlsonse,,n, the -
a a1. in the raid ihi az ,.tsI
vas resumed at the ne, not not ~
CONT today, There VA d,ur ~
taken in the pro'eed'nas,.., .t. 4
Cons,an,Inople.-A, .,. GS 4 81
a anir Greek vessel y, l Il.
h hea been cen seized BY .,,;i:s \
yye ee"Tii with $500 vsres,S "a
We're y,,u recently capta's'
nv briganis.
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CHARLTON.
ihe Disease is Most virulent and Cen
orally Fatal.

Monroe, La. June ls.-A. NJ. MCQUEEN.
veterinary physician of New Orleans.
mas returned from Tho parishs, If Moro
mouse and Richlan1. wher. he was sent bv
Nv, ,i,o agricultural department TO inv. siigate
ali ali n a'sease that Is cansing the death OF
co. co., ".,li'lnis II comes in contact with. lie
tint.tn over 900 mead If work stock as
n ,,,,,R died from the effects OF Charlton or
nluhrhN. Tho disease is OF the most vlru-
~. IN iyle and generally proves fatal It
,V|S, swine and sheep as won There is
~ uhc preventive, 50 the doctor says.
aai,a thhi is 10 ino,ulltc the animals with
'"S"urs anthrax vaccine virus.
Iofl Gibson, Miss, juno II. Six mulos
nv, i'ctntiy died nom Charlton or a farm
, ~ ms Wlniborne) county. near the Mis-
n,s,slpll river. One mule H. reported sick
WITH charhor on another farm ON Bie
niark river No case Is reported yet In
the hui portion Of this county.
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BARNEY BARNATos LEI
Was Going to Pay HANNAH
Rhodes Heavy Eins.

London. June IA sps.L
from Pretoria says that u M
6ecision OF the executive ccrd
lease John Hays Hammond GsTl,
rar. Colonel Francis Rhodes u
Leonard. the Johannesburg idssI1
miileo leaders. upon the piynfI.
amounting 70 si95.60o each va Y,
Barney Barnato. the so.ciS
King" went to the jail with a.
$50. 900 with which 10 pay ~ !.
Messrs. Hammond and Rhoda Y
however. that the matter a.
been arranged. Hammond. u
Phillips have signed an agr*sss
stain hcreafter from any W
in the politics Of the SCUM ".
public. Consequently me ms
posed upon them have been W"
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ror. Wot,h. Tcxns. Jnno l9.--Thc PAWS

For Worth. Texas. Juno p Tho Paris
team will open with Dallas sandal uNnHr
The homogeneous OF Prrlzil SiHihnpH'
peniSor has signed number Of ne a.
banded sherman team. which mas ma
terially strengthened the club fr's'hrn,t
Ward announces that the US, Her''s WIN
clcec on the nth instant Phr.s does ,ilpl
+. ssaiilv have to ASSUME the standing
Of the sherman club. hut has the priv
Hedge of making new start in ne sec
on1 series. only PLAYING M iasl eathns
the schedule.
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New York. juno 12.-Thc following
table. compiled by Bradstrcers. SHOWS
the total clcarancos at the principal cities
and the percentage of increase de-
crease. compared with the correspond
ing week last year.
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Dallas, Texas. june Y Manager Vendlg
Of the Dallas baseball team WIS officially
roiircd today of the admission of Plrls
to the Texas league. The Dallas .sarl
eNpecta TO sign Callahan. the crack pitch
er of the sherman team.
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even a. cents. worth Of bullion turned into
dollars for them, free of cost hut these
more intelligent advocates OF the pol cy
fancy that money would become more
plentiful. and therefore the masses be In
directly benefited. There are thousands
OF other men. however. who ignorantly
Imagine that free silver means, In some
vague Kind of way. they know not ex-
actly wh.f,. freer money for them. money
far more of II than they heretofore have
had.
These men do not stop to reflect that
there Will be no free distribution OF
money; that IL they have any products Tor
sale they can get money for them now As
easily ms then, II there is "a demand for
the product that labor Will have to 80
performed for the silver dollar as well ~
for the gold dollar. What does it mater
10 the mar who has no silver bullion to
coin into dollars. whether he gets a gold
or silver dollar so long As the purchss ins
power Of one Is equal to the rchislng
power Of the other? The thing to guard
Against hy the great mass of he people
Is a dollar with a limited purchasing
rover
TO The mass tic frec-coined silver dollar
VIII have 10 be ,a.led for aud fought Tor
Jus, as II is now. Messrs. Teller ~ Co
Will have tho monopoly of the money
however VIVA, II gigantic silver bullion
trust would follow free SILVER coinage.
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ST, Louis, June H. Selling. seven.
eish'hs of mile-c. c. Rumril. +, ,slnugh-
teri. u TO |, won; Fred Foster. gs uones,
! 10 l, second. Hush. loo (Nan Dmsomt
to z third; Tine l:5lh. 8
Seilii,g, iive-eighths OF miIe-Gropln.
cite. lpl tcocrhranl to L. won: ,Agcnt' 10
,E, Jonesl 70 TO !, second; Boanerges. is
,,Threc-four,hs Of u mile Argentine. ID,
Cr. sloan. II To 10. won. Romance' i i9,
uenm. ) TO l. second: Don Carlnn 10
&C. S;laughter,. to ., third Time i.ie. -
n Ss,shf e., ME M,r, and seventy yards sun.
Bnger. ~ lMorrisonp. 10 10 To- .e, n,t !.
l;iis.. '"''
Three year-olds. selling seven-ol,.h.hs Of
mile i'retonder, lo6 Martin. n "a
won, Nicholas: 3 tMor SOM. II 10 !. second
bridget, lOs Wan Duscm, 10 l. thirl
Time. l;sis.. '''
.Three-fourths OF mile. selling Sligo
10 tsh,rrrr; TO . won. George II
70 'Sianshterl, II 10 l. third, Time. lis
= AT KANSAS CITY.
kansAs City, Mo, June 1.-THE rim.
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BARATIERI AcQulllsIy,

Rome, June is,-The nv u
Baraiieri has been concal y, NJ
ported that the defenaiaa. "a, ~
nnitted. a. the tribunal W. ,s,;,i
vil cd on the questlo" ="
charges against him.
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l.uling. Texas. June T. The fishermen
of this section are perfecting an organl-
cation for the purpose OF prosecuting all
parties caught using explosives for the
purpose of killing ish The movement is
a widespread one. and 1t Is the detcrm ma
ton OF all lovers OF tho reel and rod 10
prosecute 20 the llnst of the law IN"
dynamite thrower The streams of the
Southwest are rapidly becoming !ishless,
it being frequently the case after visit
of the Ash bandits that 'he shores nre
lined with hundreds OF small dead ash
The co-opcratlon of every sportsman *
asked by the Fishermen's association of
West Texas in crushing ont the dyna-
,,,it
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Mr.. Thomas falias Rll Nye) Kingsley
has written TO his Houston friend. John
Munson;;., complaining n the lcvity with
fcrred 10 his STYLE OF baseball PLAYING al.
claims that such Treatment x likely TO
iniure his hard-earucd character In tht
lilln of lllIsiIIns. ". ~ =.
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FLAMES N Aus - j

Austin, Texas, 'uhe i, ths ~
from unknown CAUSES .'.., ~ ~ 4
Of the rcb.n sla.,'nssy'tsn as ~, =. \
s;,.s, , e s ss:s;s:s:s e
nv TO several ti .isocs beiar
taincd by tae .,sS
we're extlng,lishe"'
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GIFT TO pALIINGroN nooru

Chicago. June larhe largest gift yet
bestowed in this country upon either the
Volunteers or the salvation Army has
been made Commander Ballington B,otn's
army the Volunteers, by Mrs. Julia g.
OF Two lots ~ Monroe street an iIanan
avenue, valued a. $1,000, ana l. absolutely
unconhlhonii The benefits viii he do
ne lois VIII he exchanged for property o,
erected.
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Green Lake, Wis, is TO he graced this
feIrison and his bride II is said that they
VII SPEND most Of the summer there. aud
Wsy sIs 10 be tne guests OF Gene. al John