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Washington, juno 0.-Afr. Morgan gave
an effect ON tbs Chicago convention.
the senate a spirited revival Of tho Gu
ban question. after which much time
was spent IN waiting for conferenos
agreements on appropriation bills.
Mr' Morgan urged the adoption Of his
resolution calling on the president for
Information OF the Americans taken
on the Competitor and now under sem
tence Of death At Havana The senator
assorted that the presidents inactlon
was a violation Of law.
Mr. Morgan declared that congress
should not adjourn without auihorlzlne
the president to send wafshlps to Cuba
20 demand the release Of the AherIcan
prisoners
On the suggestion Of Mr. Sherman.
chairman Of the committee on foreign
relations. the senate went ipso secret
session whore, after q further argument
BY Mr. Morgan. his resolution was
placed on the calendar. a parliamentary
move equivalent to poaponlng action.
After a brief period OF fiibusttrlua
tho immigration bill was made the ui-
finished buslncsa Of tho senate although
the debate on Il was not btwun.
The question OF slccting senators By
tho people was discussed by Senators
Mitchell. Perkins. Chandler. Palmer
and Hawley.
Mr.. Palmer took occasion 10 aavageiy
denounco machine rule IN politics, par
sicularly In his own state. Illinois. and
TO express his opposition and defiance
Of the machine"
Amendments 10 the joint resolution
for tho reorganization OF the Northern
Pacific were offered by Mr.. Mitchell
trip) Of Oregon and Mr.. Nelson (repJ
OF Minnesota, providing that the new
company shall be liable on the land
warrants Of the old company and for
injuries to persons and property.
Mr.. Morgan (dem) Of Alabama asked
for action on his resolution requesting
the president for information as to the
capture OF the Competitor nv a Spanish
warshlp and tho condemnation to death
Of United states cltizons and whether
any demand had been made for the re-
lease Of United States oltizens.
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Washington, Juna 7.-Ii9iso man
ayers have parliamentary machinery
IN operation which viii enable them
20 secure prompt action on every prop
ogAiion submitted by tho conforces on
che ave remaining appropriation bills
looking 20 an adjustment Of the dlf-
ferences be the two houses. In
stOad OF adiournlng last night the
house took a recess uDtil 10 o'clock 90
day. That action CONTINUES the legl8-
iatlye day OF Saturday, which by q spe-
cial ord0r adopted on Friday wa made
y suspension day, and will enable tho
house % vote on any proposition an.or
twenty minutes debate.
The differences botweon the two
houses on The four supply bills-she
sundry civil. naval, Indian and Dis
triot OF CoAmbia-are radical, but by
mu,tinl concessions che house leaders
believe the differences can be Gdjus cd
No as 10 permit an Adjournment Tuea-
day or Wednesday. In tho sundry
civil biil the house has thus FAR per-
Hlstently refused 20 accept the amend
moms Tor public buildings az che oapl-
tails OF Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and
Montana and ihe additions for the pub
Ne buildings al Kansas City. sayan-
nah ana Camden. n. J.
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london, June Ga Cape Town dis
paich TO the Times says that IN the
house Of the assembly Mr.. Spring. ~
announcing the budget. said that The
available surplus was 81 .25O0CO essi-
mated surplus net for the year eS22.-
600. lie also produced stmdHtlag show
Ing an unprecedented prosperity IA all
directions, and ne expressed the optn-
ion that tho high price II Cape Stock
was partly due 70 the fact that the
colony was a part Of tho British em-
pire, and he added that the power
which commands the sea must doml-
nale South Africa.
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Chicago, H., June 6.-S NJ. Moore.
chairman Of the Chicago Armenian re-
lief committee. la now Ia Constantine
pie, whore hs has mot tls dadsh,or,
Mrs. President Gates, Of Harpool. lie
cables The committee as follow: IRE
hcf must be continued UNTIL fan. Large
contributions msEt come or 5000
pooplo vii garyo s. M. Moore" At
a meeting of the Armenian relief COM
mapiee Field Score ary Manaylan re-
ported on twelliy n,ass meetings and
the appointment ot committees. Over
$1,000 was raised at theee meetings.
Under Secretary RioA.ardson reported
the receipts 81 ts.G2s raised IA four
mou'hs A letter just received from
q missionary IN HarpOol mentions the
eHriyal Of TWO Rcd Gross expeditions
from difaeut directions, and wamly
welcomes them
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barcelona. June S--A bouib WIS
thrown iuo che crowd during Corpus
CAii1ti procession yesterday, and rs
explosion resulted IN the killing o. slx
persons and che inlury Of nifty. The
perpetiator Of the deed Is yet an
known and his mloiyo o equally 4
mystery.
Tho n0ws of the throwing Of a bomb
iufO the procession Of Corpus Chris 4
spread Ike wildhre over the city and
caused a panic among the great crowds
drawn 20 the streets by the religious
festival and tho Sunday moFrymaklns
usual 20 tho city.
The great exoiemeu, continues un-
mbaied throughout the city. The p0-
lice have picked up thirty fragments VI
bombs in the street
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Paris, Tex.. June GA portion n
the grading OUTFIT for the extension
tho fexns Midland 70 this city arrived
from the north over the 81. Louis ana
San Francisco. The ouiht hlled Ave
ears and more ia expected 10 q day or
two. when the work OK grading a9d
construction win begin from this sra
also. Work ia being rushed IN an ds-
parsmena ana the prospects are that
the eztensicn win be completed long
before the expiration Of the nlnely days
named IN the contrast q
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Salt Lake. Utah. June s.-Tho min
ing interests IN Camp Floyd have been
enlyenod hy the rumor OF large
prospective deal. involving the Golden
Gate mine OF Capt Delamara and ad-
iaccnt properties. II Is reported that
the representative Of an English syn
dicato has been making an oxamina-
tion Of the Golden Gate property. and
~ terms are agreed upon many mil
Hons OF dollars will change hands II
O. said that the negotiations include
also the East Golden Gate. the Song
Bird and the Jones Bonouza. and lf
successful will be- one Of the largest
deals over contaminated IN the state.
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washington, juno Sir. AZ now
seems probable. the nrzl scsaion uf the
ffy-iourih congress adiourny thls
week, Il viii DE tho shortest so-callod
long session since that Of tho thirty
ffsh and one OF the shortest in the
history OF tho government. This rec
ord Is probably party due 10 tho polltl-
ml difference between the senafr. house
ana president, which have forestalled
agreements on lines OF legislation, and
partly 90 the determination with
whloh the Republican leaders IN tho
house have carried ingo effect Speak
or Reeds caucus predio ton thaa tho
congress would DO do-n0ahihg as
semblage. LEGISLATION means afpro-
pTiations, the house leaders have said.
and their opinion was that The troas-
Ty's condition warranted no appro-
printions except the most imperative.
They had the doors tiFh ly shut against
ciass bills, which usually recolvo hear
ings.
Foremost among the inevitable and
rNsuihr acts OF congress are tho an
mai appropriation bills for the sup
port OF The goyernmcnt. Their prepa-
ration has constituted a isrgc part OF
tho work OF he session, and Ave Of
uhom are yet hanging between the
house and the senate, with some OF
their details unsettled. For this rca-
eOR 70 Is impossible 20 give the exact
- als Of the bills on the grand total Of
appropriations made by this congress,
which aggregate about half a million
dollars, but the disbursements author
lied during the session viii be discuss
cd hereafter by Chairman Cannon Oh
tho appropriations committee and ex-
Chairman sayors from the points OF
view Of their respective parties.
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Madrid, June G.-Tho Camros-Bar-
roro affair continues the sensation OF
tho hour. Il appears that tho captain
general Of Madrid went 20 tho grounds
Of the Marquis OF Cabrsnana, which
was tho rendezvous OF the dlspu,ants.
and prevented tho duel The morquis
tried TO stop the general from entering
his grounds, but the latter asserted his
military authority, entered and placed
the combatants under arrest Il 10 be-
lloved the duel will yet occur on the
ear'liest possible occasion. Gen. Bars
reno has many partlsans. especially
among tho younger officers Of the
army.
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Ia Hard Lines

I.oudon. June S-A correspondent
a. Rome says thmt the taiian ministry
a In very rough wa,er. owing 70 the
puhllcation a the green book on Abys-
einia. whioh rolate8 communication
from Great Britain regarding the Sou
dan expedition, containing information
whieh tho opposition In the British
parliament complalA that Lord sats-
bury refused 20 communicate and the
publicati9n OF which was criticised IN
no very gentle terms by Mr.. Baifour
In the British parliament The Rome
correspondent says that there Is a
wldeapresd opinion IA Rome qhat q
oabine' crisis Is inevitable
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Berlin June o 9-Durlng the debate
on the commercial treaties In the
Teichstag Count Won Knnltz admitted
that Germany had secured every con-
cession possible under the clrcum-
stances from Japan subquently
Count Won Kanltz stated that lnterna-
tional silver currency would more
serve Germany's needs than the best
treaty OF commerce. Baron Marschall
sou Bieberateln. minister foy foreign
a1alrs. In behalf OF the government
oastifed the policy Of commercial troa-
tiles. especially the clause IN the Ja-
paneae treaty providing for the pro-
lection Of trade samples as compared
with the state Of things which had
ihiihorto existed
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Flrket. June Slatln Pasha has
made tour Of tho battlefield and rec
ognized the body OF Emlr Hammuda
Of the tribe Of iIabbanla, who COM
manded the Derylsh force during tho
engagement hero. which resulted In
the defof' Of the enemy with heavy
loss Hammuia was shot through the
head. The prisoners captured by tho
Egyptian iorccs state that the Der
wishes were sleeping when attacked.
Many Of these prisoners salutod slatln
Pasha with marked surprise. Tho last
time they saw him ho was o prisoner
OF the khallia at Omdurman, from
which place he escaped last year. after
having been In captivity about seven
toon years.
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Miss worrni's Death.

Grand RapidA, Mich. June S.-Many
Of the ministers who are here as do,o-
gates 10 the national conference OF cor
rociiona and charities, occupied puipits
In the local churches. The general ses-
sion OF The conference in the afSer-
noon was IN the form OF a mass meet
Ing fer the discusslOn OF charities as
an organization. Addresses were made
By G. $. Loeb, general sccre airy Of the
Charity Organization society OF Lon
don. Eng. Prof. c. r. HendersoA, q
Chicago, ON Tho Scope and Influence
Of a Charity Organization socic.y." and
" Miss Mcdowell OF Chicago. on
Friendly Wishing" This evening a
mass meeting WAS held IN Hartman's
hail, the largest auditorium In the
city, which waa n,led by an audience
composed largely Of members Of tho
labor unions aud their wives.
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New YORK. June San overloaded
trolley car ran away down a long ln.
cline on the Nassau street railway ex-
teuding to Conty Island to-day. when
the tide Of travel was at ia height.
More Than 100 passengers we're put IN
peril OF their lives one lad was killed
outright, failing on his head and crush
Ing II. Twenty were bruised and bat
tered in a horrible fashion. A score or
more were slightly hurt. Among the
dead and injured ares
Dead.
Unknown Russian boy. ~ years old.
skull crushed
Probably fatally injured.
Iona Blcclgmnn OF New York.
Mrs. Mary Evans OF Brooklyn.
Leonard Forte OF Brooklyn.
ieavonworlh, Kan, juno s.-Four
persons were drowned and consider.
o1lo d1nnEc 90 property done by o
olOudhlry1 which visited this seolcn.
Water fGl in torrents. nm7ghng win
dows, teasng on signs. etc.. ami food
ing ce,hTe end bottom lands. Dem
MIA and Eugene Cummings. al under
IL years, were drowned by golng inio
bono culyert TO escape che storm.
Tho wJtcr washed thcir bodies Into The
Missouri river and they have not yet
been recovered.
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San Francisco, Cal. Juno 0.-Jamea
Corbetl and James sharkey met and
signcdarticleso agreement for a four
round bout under tho auspices OF the
National Athletic club on Wednesday
evening, June "a. The contest Will be
fought under the Marquis OF Queens
bury rules, hyo ounce gloves. the de-
clsion 70 be made by tho referee. to bo
selected at the ringside. Corbett is 10
have 90 per cent OF the gross receipts.
II sharkey should gain the decision no
viii receive 35 per cent Of the net pro-
ceeda, and II It Is declared q draw no
viii receive 25 per cent Of the net pro-
forda
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Kanana City, Mo-. June 0.-Kansas
city has been made the recipient free Of
cost Of property second IN point Of area
20 any public park In the United states.
The giit was made by Thoa. n. swope
ono OF tho olty's oldest citizens. Tho
property Is situated four miles south
east Of the city, and contains 1914 acres
All told, there are over 1000 acres OF
timbered lands. and there is a broad
natural lawn Of 100 acres. Il is grandly
situated and adapted for the purpose
intended Tho only conditions oxacted
vs. the donor ia that tho land be named
swope park. and that the city during
the next ten years oxpond at least $1,000
a year In improving the grounds
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Chicago. H.. juno s.-severe storms
prevailed throughout Wisconsin, llll-
nois, Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska. South
Dakota and Michigan to-day with
heavy rain and In several sections with
oyclonlc manifestations. Three heat
storms passed over this city accom-
panied with heavy rain and hail. Hail
stones fell 80 thick in some places In
this vicinity that they could DO taken
mp by the shovelful. After the rain res
idcnia Of Hyde Park picked up in one
spot nearly peek OF shells and gravel.
In other places In this suburb small nsh
and turtles were found IN large num-
bers. OF this remarkable occurrence
Observer Cox states that the trans
planting Of FISH. shells and water gray-
81 from their original resting places to
points miles away was due 70 the air
yacuums, ,whlrlwinds and straight winds
which have prevailed throughout the
west for week past. A sallboat was
capslzed on the lake this afternoon by
the hlgh winds and its four occupants
barely escaped drowning. Up to a late
hour no fatalities have been reported.
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New York. June 9.-Chargea were
formally hlod against the police COM
missioner. Andrew u. Parker io Is
charged with neglect of duty For Sew
oral months there has been friction in
the board. and several woTdy wars
have occurred between President
Roosevelt and Commissioner Parker
an the open board meetlngG. u d al
isxoi that the lll-foellng began when
Mr Parker refused 10 indorse for pro-
motlon men on the eligible list whom
Ar Roosevelt and the other commits
.al0ners favored.
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Valley Mills. Tex, juno Coon RI
ley. aged 81. while fishing on Hog
creek. disturbed a wasp nest To get
rid of them be dlvod into tho water.
striking his head against a rock. COM
pletoly paralyzlng him from his shoul-
ders down a couple OF little boys
were near and pulled him out or he
would have drowned IN twelve inches
Of water. lie Is stlll living. but Il is
the opinion Of the attending physician
that his neck ~ broken lie talks per-
fcctly rational, but can not move n
muscle. lie has not the slightest feel
ing
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Lancaster. via, June O-Jaok Webb
and J. w. shlhman engaged IN a quar-
rel At British Hollow. Grant county.
whan the former fred four shots at his
antagonist. shliiman was struck twice,
once In the hip and once IN the hand.
taking a finger and thumb. The fourth
shol struck ths i0-year-old daughter
Of Peter blandlt. 3 merchant. ia the
hcad, inhicains a wound from which
she died within an hour. Webb was
s-icd.
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Arhllrallan osnfsrsno..

Mohawk Lake, n. r., June o.-rhe
international arbi,gatlon conference
closed with the unanimous adoption Of
a declaration Of principles which win
be laid before the president and urged
Tor consideration by the national poiit-
ioal conYentlonA This declaration IA
y0rs q permanent tribunal OF arbltra-
tion and the disarmament OF haiions.
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81. Paul. MINI. June She Storm
damage IN bis city was severe, the city
railway being the priuo.pai suiierer.
About one mile Of the inter-us'Dan line
between the TWO cities was 30 badly
dnmlged as 20 on,iroly stop street rail-
way business. The s.orm vas general
throughout the southern par Of the
STATE. Luyerne, Ia the southeastern
oDrner Of the state being flooded and
heavy damage done. The s.orm ex-
tended over inlo sOlsh Dlk0ta. where
oonslderah'elamage was done.
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Kansas city, No. June e.-Kansas
City has produced a claimant for the
estate OF the late Kate stokea-stetson.
whose recent death In Boston soon az
ear the death 0i her husband. the mill
liouaire theatrical manager, was widely
chronlcled. The contestant IL Mrs. Ca
therlne Shirley, who has lived here for
a year, and whose husband. gom whom
che separated Is a resident 81 Chlcago.
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Newport, Ky. Juno o.-in the Wall.
Ing trial considerable time was con-
aumed by arguments on the ndmissi-
billty Of the evidence OF ~ H. An
thony and Chief of Police DeltaCh. OF
Cincinnati. given last week The de-
fonso moved O. exclude the evidence
81 both of these witness thai OF An
lhon} because whom Doc obtained Il he
told Waling ho was a da.oc, ye. that
OF ueliech because ha sent for Wall
inF and told him "lt would bc well"
or ii might Boz well' 20 make clean
breast of o. Tho tostlmony of these
witnesses was very damaging. After
bearing arguments and citations OF
preccdenis. chiefly ly Goo aofoaso. tho
court ruled this testimony out. aud In
structed tho jury To- disregard u. Tcs-
timOny 10 similar admissions by Wall
ing on different occasions made TO
Mayor Caldwell and sheriff plummer.
.wefe held by tho court as competent.
This testimony does not diner mate
uially from that o. Anthony and
Dcitsch. which was disnllowed boy the
court Moreover, Il was powerfully
corrohoratod by Walling himself by
.aannisslons he made when under cross
Examination on the witness stand yes-
terday afternoon The whole after
noon. from o'clock 10 a quarter TO o.
Alon1o ". Walug was ON iho witness
stand. IT'S testimony was that Scott
Jackson killed p,arl Bryan and that
he (WmilnU was not an accessory.
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Chicago. H., Juno 9.-whllc tempo
rarily insane. Il is supposed Mrs. Ham
nah Kock, tho wife Of n brlcklayer
walked into that part OF the south
branch known as 'AIud Lake" leading
her two children by the hand. She was
drowned, together with her 2-yoar-old
child. Emma, but her son. Charles. 0
years OF age, struggled and released
himself from her grasp and saved him
self.
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rand Rapids, Mich. June "a. J.
Bovine, president OF the Grand Rapid,
Consolidated Street Railway company.
dropped dead from heart disease at his
home. He was formerly n banker at
Hastings. Mich. and stlll held n large
amount OF stock In the banks at Hast
ings, lowell and other small towns
near the city and also IN the Fourth
National bank here. OF which he was
president until about a year ago.
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KnIed IIer rarnmnar.

San ranclsco Cal. June e.--Iohn
W. Hay. assistant editor Of the Journal
OF Commerce. was shot and killed by
Mrs Nina McDougall. who Is said "a
be- the wife OF drummer Cor the Chi
cago Barbod Wire company. The wo-
man then shot herself through the
heart Hay and the woman had been
living together for several days. when
he announced that he was going "a
leave her, Then she shot him and
killed herself
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London. June 9-Tho chief score
tary for Ireland, Mr.. Balfur, In the
house OF commons, moved the second
reading Of the Irish land bill During
the debate which followed Mr.. Tlmo-
thy llcaly. member for North Louth.
threatened John Morley, member for
Montrose Burgha. who was chief sec
rotary 10 ireland in the late govern
mcnt. and sharply arralgned the gov
eminent.
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Washington. Juno @ President
cleveland formally opened the Ma
u0El s'ongrunft at Plttsburg by
prcsalng uu electric huon located In
the executive mnnsion here bee closed
al electric circuit thc Immediate of-
feet Of which was to illuminate the hall
10 which the suDngoriost r held, an
Immense American nag formed Of
hundreds Of beautifully colorcd incan-
descent lights. Messages Of congratu-
lauonwcro exchanged boy tho president
and the officers Of the Saongcrfest.
Subsequently word came hat the OPEN
ing was q great success and that great
enthusiasm prevailed.
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Cleveland. O., June 9.-'M. A. Hanna.
the manager of Major McKinley's can
yass for the presidency. viii start for
ST. Louis IN a special train over the Big
-Four road accompanied by few OF his
friends. Mr. Mckinley will remain at
Canton during the convention and viii
receive the news over n private wire
connected with Mr. IIannaa headQuar-
torH In 50. Louis.
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81 Paul, Mimi. June 0.-'Later re-
ports from points In southwestern Min
nesota which were swept by the great
storm Saturday night, show that four
persons lost their lives and property
damaged to the extent Of over $500 900.
Those drowned are; George Andrews.
sabula; II, r. Bullard. Murray county;
J. W. satterson Ash Creek and u. w.
Hunter. Adrian.
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robaeso killed nim.

san Angelo. Tex. June e.-Tho at
tending physician on d. d. Rawlos.
who waa reported few days ago killed
By bite OF a snake near Knlokorbock-
er, says that ho thinks his death was
caused from tnting excessively OF to-
bacco before his arrival and no. 20 toe
snake bite. lie eat two pounds OF to-
bacco
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Padclford Dead.

Now York. June s.--,A special from
London says; Arthur Palodford, for
merly Of Baltimore and well known IN
Now York, Is dead In Paris OF cerebro
fpinal meningitis. His razor slipped
while he was shaving himself a few
weeks ago and his hand was badly cut.
B0od poisoning set In and brain fever
saporyonlng resulted in mcnlngltlA His
brother, Edward, lives In New York.
Each inherited a handsome fortune.
Edward Pade,ford married first Misc
Florence McPoelors, a very beautiful
woman OF Baltimore. They parted and
then he married Mrs. Edward wolsey
OF New York. Arthur Padeiford mar
riod Bottlna, daughter OF Gen. Ordway
of Washington, about ten years ago,
but got divorce snd che went on the
stage under the name OF Bettlna Cir
ard. A little more than a year ago. IN
Rome, Arthur PadClford married Miss
Edith Grant, daughter OF Beach Grant
Of Now York and a sister OF Lady Es-
sex OF Cassioburg Park. Hertfordshlre.
There Is no child Of the last marriage.
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Baltimore, Md. June s.-Cadlnal
Gibbons hss returned from Atlantic
CITY In improved health. lie leaves for
Cincinnati. wh,re he viii deliver the
sermon al the celebration q Archblsh-
op Elders iifiieth anniversary OF ordl-
nation. The cardinal Will be accom-
panied by Rev, A. L. Magnien aud Rev.
W. T. Russell.
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Seymour, Tex, June G.-The weesN
has been occupied with the celebrated
case OF the state VI. ]. y. MeIand.
The defendant stands charged with tho
murder Of jeff Warner In May, 1891, IN
Motley county, being here on a change
Of yenuV. this being the third trial.
The defense Is insanity. The case Is
still pending. v
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Galveston. Tex, June e.-IThe body
Of an unknown man was found on thor
beach. II had been carried eight miles
down the island. The body will be kept
at the morgue several days awaiting
Identification. lie was evidently about
25 or 2s years old, smooth shayon aud
with sandy hair, cut rather close to his
head.
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nuia posth. June . with great
ceremony, and Ia the presence Of the
king and queen. the imperial crown
was taken 10 the new parliament build
ing and later the klng attended a fes-
tivaiaosslon Of parliament. after which
All present returned 10 Hofburg aud
.Dald homage 20 the king.