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Iofrhdu. But lew of thcm were fnic,
even iu ClIm weather. qua three
iourthl tfthpm wef1 totally destroyed.
An old diver man snit; "rhe deni.
zsns Of tho hUuss boat arc real no.
mads. InCy drin, or are tOWoi,
wherever their feds direct. They are
gypsite " the great Tlvtfp. Thoy know
uut fow people Ia tue citics, anu ire
Known ny 'ow. | YVES figuring lnst
Sunday wcvE how many OF them
wufn ln this balbor tor the Jrnc udt.
gn. II uring i've 10 zach boat, there
were over 800 urio lngi WoinssIay. !
believe mort o. thvm were drowned,
because know u b. both tradition d
ius,n't with them 10 ttick 10 thulf
ilUauuE homes uutil tue ltsf.
"Nui ono Of thcse houlo boats ia let.
/ nhvo been pats ling the river now
iJr i've uAyp, sirco tue tomato, and /
am sufe thai over $40 u those people,
ibcIudIng wOmu aud children, are
lost. Tue lower river will give ~ th.u
summer over 100 dead that have not
as yet been counted among the victims
o. WoluosIay'a tornado"
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LONDON, June 2.--rho British Wo-
man temperance assouialion hell iIs
nn luEl meeting last evening, Aguta
Weston ptcsidiug. She taid there
we're now nuudfed branches Of the
association anu hundred thousand
mombuu. Francis Willard, Lacy
Henry Somerset and others spoke. In
hvt annual address, Lady Henry Som.
eraut Haiu!
"a womnn's International W. e.. ~.
u, such Ms wo are trying 10 develop
viii, VA ten years, have acquired by ils
helpful WORK a position that will make
II the strongest organized force In the
World against war. You anu 1, my
comraucs, arc workers la this cause
because We feel that now standard
has been raised; because Wo feel that
tho new woman will demand from
man tho purity that no asks Of her.
We are hetu because We believe that IN
this .dnwning century tho economic
Independence OF woman will be- q fact
and not a fiction; that woman viii
hold IN her hand the btchu.eatniug
weapon by which she will be- able 10
maintain herself until the day comes
when, not from necessity, uug from
choice, she linka her lilo with that u
the one whom che loves best"
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An Old Ilmn Salt LnLer.

George Il. Snyder who twenty years
ago was resilient of Salt Lake City
and who was employed In the ofilce Of
George a, Love, arrived here from
Los Angeles on this mornings train.
lie has been on n visit 10 the C0ast aud
IL on his way home to Chicago, whore
no II the chief clerk Of the superin.
dent OF Wellt, Fargo 4 Co.'s express.
Mt, Snyder IL nephew by marriage
Of Mrs, Il. Il, W0lls, ana spent tho
day greeting relatives, old time friends
aud acquaintsnces. lie expects ~ re-
sumo MS Journey on the 7;I1 Rio
Gfando Western train this evening.
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10 TOW Acrn.. A,inn,ir.

NEW IOWS, June 8.-rwo young
men, George hHrDI hud ttnnK sam.
utlson, VIII siurt 90 row actoss tue
Atlantic tom New York 10 Hayrr Ia
a boat eighteen ie0i tour inches long
and i've inat wide on Saturday after.
noon next. The distance Ia 4, $50 miles.
ms nhrsmnn wlh tuss no SAIL. Inuy
VIII carry provisions for eixty days.
The little boat lios adjoining the barge
Nice hufpO and Ssmuelr0n are
hshefmeu from BrAnuhpOu, y. j..
lhry say they arc confident OF accom-.
pitching the trip ana thus earn tue
lame OF being the hut TO cross tue A..
lautic with OArs.
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ninuthsr Whites a Letter

SAN FRANCISCO, Juue 8.-The
Chronicles has received n letter from
Atlanta, Ca, pufpOrting 10 have been
written by Joseph Blanlhor, tue Aus.
ITian knight accused Of the murder u
Mis-. PnilOpons Langioldt in this city,
IN which the writer denies he com.
miitVd tho murder and Gays he IL vii.
ling 10 come 60 San Francisco anu
stand Trial on the charge, Biauther
,ays Mro. Langieldi was murdered ~
DIR. James Scott. No such pefron !,
known In this city. Chief Of Dotee.
lives Lees, 10 whom the letter was
shown, says no 10 positive that II was
written by Blanther. Investigation
shows, however, that many state.
mrnls made In the letter are not cor.
federated by facts.
Bhniheg's Singular communication
IL not dated, hut tue poatmaTka on tbs
envelope show that II was mailed at
Atlanta, Georgis, on May 2Slh, shortly
before o pm.
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WAaHlEgrON, June 3,-Contest for
tue figut VI way arose ns soon NJ the
Senate was oFeuod To-Day, Vest (Mo.l
who, Ia the absence " Ftyr, D, In
onnfgo Of the river aud hafb0T bill,
sIught 10 have tho Pfcsldenps veto
taken up. lhis was opposed by Petit
grew Is. d. In charge N the Indian
appropriation bill conference report.
Vest urged that the suspension anu
possible destruction Oi the improve.
meut VI tue International water WAYS
was OF more moment than any other
subject save that " national honor, IL
was Imperative that the question DO
settled now, 90 that u toe -eto yss
sustained II could he determined
whether any other river aud hafb9F
bill was 10 be framed. The veto Was
ordered iason ~. Yeas Ss, nays 10.
The negative vote was -DrmocrAI,;
Bate, CnilIon, Harris, Palmer, Villas;
Republican,; Brown, Morrill,, pelu.
grew, PhtcnaTd, Teller.
Vest said the veto contained state
menls which, however much he might
respect the high Office Of the President,
ought not 10 20 unchallengrd. The
senator did not question the Pfesidents
veto pret0gauve, but said the trainers
OF the Constitution never Intended
that gnis power should be used In the
ordinary Aiiaits Of the government.
II was 10 be a power 10 meet txtFaot.
Urinary emtrgencies when popular
passion led TO hnsly legislation. or when
a constitutional question was Involved.
Early Pfe5iduntr, who stood nearest
the Constitutes, exercised the veto
power butseyen tlmus. twice by WASH
ington, i've times 10y Madison, aud
never rs Jefferson or John Adams.
NesG thon analysed the statements
Of the veto regarding eKtTAyagAnce.
The President haj, he said, stated
that the bill made direct appfopria.
tons OF SlI,O0O,OOO, while IN fact they
aggregated sl2,60S, 900, difference Of
81, 1871 100. Vest took up other itema,
showing that Tue totals were less than
the Pfesiiuut's statements would indt.
cate. The senator said, o. 10 the
charge Of eXtrAyagAnCe, tnRt In con.
bldoTing the vast Interests involved,
this mth'ute was reasonable. There
were items open 20 question, yet as In
all legislation this was the result ui
compromise.
Vest said he addressed a letter TO
General Craighill, chief Of engineers,
asking for facts m 10 the statement OF
the President that ho had Learned
from official sources that tbs bill con.
tanned appropriations intended 10 serve
private Interests. The senator said
General CraIgnilllmGdo no reply, but
ia response T. telogTaphie query
answered; "rhV letter has been re-
icrrou to the secretary OF war for H..
slluctions." Up u this date no iui1r.
nation had been given,
$50, for reasons best known 10 the
administration" said Vest, bitterly,
~ n considered best not to go into
delails, but 10 indulge 10 general anu
historical defamation IA 10 alleged ex.
travsgsnoo aud iavofitism In IT,"
Veft said he believed one Ut the
Presidonps charges applied 10 the
Brunswick, Ga, hatbor, ono OF the
best ana most economical Improve.
menta In tue country. The senator
spoke Of cheaper rates Of transportation
resulting from the improvements at
500, New Orleans, baltimore. New
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ogden Items.

a .orneys A. q. Horn aud J. l..
Loar had dispute 10 Justice Terne's
court yesterday, anu went out In tue
hallway 10 settle it with their hsts.
Outside Horn slapped Losr with his
open hand, ana the latter finding
there was not much "fstiounp bust.
ness after ali went 10 ami complained
TO the Justice. No arrests were made.
John Mccullough, workman for
the Pioneer Dam company, com.
plSinei yesterday that a bookkesper
named Smith had stolen his gold
watch. The police are locking up the
case,
Weber county viii Join I'm putting n
new bridge over the river al DEVILS
Gate.
David Farr, 80, aud Margaret VIII.
llams, 20, have taken out marriage
licenses
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rroL Dycho ami Liuut Ps-ry want 20
secure "a mstonrite.

TOPEKA, kau., June at IL posi-.
bic that there IL an object that does
not appear on the surface In tue sud-
den departure Tor Alaska OF Prof. L.. l.,
Dycho, Of the Kansas State uuiyuT.
sity,
Daring his northern trip last sum.
mtf, The professor paid visit, while
Ia Greenland, 10 the largest meto0fite
Ia the world aud Immediately au.
uOunced his determination 20 possess
n. Lieut.. Peery, with whom Pro-.
Dycho never got along very VOL,
claimed the meleOrite by right " de.
oovery anu warned the professor not
10 attempt 10 remove II. As tho me
telTito weighs dozens Of tons, PceTy's
warning was " little necessity Rt the
time, but PfOi. Dycho stated distinctly
that he intended within u few years 10
return 10 Greenland Tor the muteorite.
Last week the dispatches announced
that Lieut.. Peory would sail fot
Greenland this summer 10 secure the
metourilu. A. soon Rs Prof, Dycho
could reach Seattle, he too will sail for
the North and It " quite probable
mat his destination 10 neither Alaska
nor the North Pole, but the point ~
Greenland where tue coveted meteor.
Ito lies.
PROT Dyoho will have tho longtB'
route through BeriBg straits anu the
northwest passage, but hB is n man OF
great energy aud II he has In reality
started on race Tor tho coveted mo.
tcOTile The chances are In favor OF u
lively race Co Greenland,
Tho meteoritr Ia roughly estimated
10 he worth s6O, 900.
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TOPEKA, Kaa., June 3--Temporary
Chairman onerdab, VI Paola, In the
Democratic state convention today
made speech s.raddliug the financial
lesuv. lie referred TO Cleveland as
"dRring, wise anu pattiOtiC," anu the
administration delegates smiled glee.
fully. When he alluded 10 ifee silver
the convention applaudod wildly.
rhe ohsirmAn's reference TO the
"souud money" single gold standard
WAS received with littlB applause, fol.
lowed by leef9 from all parts OF the
house. Tho convention adjourned
uuiI . q. m.
Duriug recess permanent oTgRnlza.
ton was agreed on as fOllOwg j. ID.
McCloyerly, n strong free silver man,
chairman; w. PepBTell secretary.
Charles Long, chairman OF the state
committee, after calling the conysu.
ten TO order, made speech near tho
olose Of which no eulOgized Cleveland
anu Carlisle. The mention OF Clsye.
land started a storm OF hlsses which
continued until Long had finished b $
address. Continued applause Crested
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oregon Returss.

PORTLAND, Ogu., juno 3,-Retufns
received tuls morning Indicate that
tie PJpulists elected both C0ngtess-
mon. Tho Republicans control the
legislature. In tho First congressional
district the returns from Is counties
give Tongue (iiop.) li,238, Wander.
burg (Pop.J 1908.
Ia tue Second district ten counties
give Ellis tRep) 1888; Qmnn tP0p.l
1857.
the legislature stands-Sonatc, Rep.
ubllcaus 20, Democrats /, Pupulists 3.
luu house, Republicans 81, Populisls
o, Democrats o. Bimctalhc 9, doubt.
iul 10.
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PORTLAND, Oio., June In speak.
Ing Ui uis policy o. mayor Of tnls city
eX.GoyorlOs Ind MnyOf.Vltctpcnnoytf
today SAT-:
81 shall cnioayIf 70 reduce oKpon.
yes wherever / can % meet the oAist-
INK conditions anu / will now sny
what could not well say, and what
did not sAy before olosii0t-ihat while
unitHvOfIug 10 faithfully discharge
my uuIy NJ mayor, / suall take but one
half Of Ihu salary. lhEt salary should
come down with tbs general decline Of
pfic anu yiiutti and 1 shali see that
II DUES come dOwu."
Tue mayors salary Ia now 5000
per anuum,
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HESrucEI DEMocu.r-.
Almost soiidiy In ravor Of the white
urtut.

LrNlSgTuS, Ky, Juno g. - The
amucfaiic state convention meets 90.
10Y n the large auditorium on the
Cua.uuqua r1au. Eleven district con-
vontiJn- were lulI in the forenoon d
select delegates o. the national Demo.
cratic convention. TITO silver men
controlled nine OUT oi eleven districts,
~ tho Kentucky delegation with four
iclusattt-at.large, stands alulOut solid
Tor the white metal. In the district
meetings tho Blackburn men secured
control Of tHc cJmmIttyus Of tho con.
vcnii0n az VOL us the state committee,
but Blackburn cUuusuiud conservative
action. Tue goli standard men, OK.
crpt the L1ulsviilc dlstrica, took little
part In tue district conventions but
proposed 10 contest In the convention
this afternoon some part OF the pro.
gram decided on ai tue silver confer.
UuCO last might
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MISor, n. d., June al. A. Baker,
,X'couuty commissioner Ward c0uu.
", was snot anu killed last evening by
his sOn william, boy seventeen
years old, al bic ranch twenty miles
north Of MinOi. Just before the killing
Baker had given his son hard whip
ping, after which ho started TO abuse
the boy's mother, which was more
ihGn tue boy could stand. lie took
his H. aud shot his father twice, kill.
ing HIM Instantly.
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SLAIN ny INDIAN sUours.


DESvER, June 3.-Genefai Wheaton
was notified today that Massla, the
renegade Apache chief, had been
slain In southern ArzJna by Iuliau
scouts. Massin killed thrUe sCuuis
be- he gave uu The ghosi. the
81 w ot Msssis viii DO hailed with
de-. % by VII the inhabitants " BHutn.
cfu Arizona and New Mexico, Tor be
was fci.handed murderer, iruachnr.
Gus ami powerful with the dirDTusfly
element Of the San Carlos rrdfkiut. he
was one OF 6efOnimuis braves anu
succeeded 10 that old chieps authority
among the tenrgades. His specially
was attacking remote rauchel, slaugh'
teting the whito men ana women and
driving the cattle found over tle Mex.
lean border.
Ho was captured with Geronimo IN,
1856, and n ftcd lot Vernon Blrfacksi
Florida, when by order Of thupfuiidcn,
the band was ~ DO confised nj ~
Louis. Mutsla escaped from the train
aud lac was never fucaptutet.
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gEnuAN. tNsuLrED.
omcsrs In the chinese army nrutaiiy
Treated.

LONDON, June a-A special from
Shanghai says the German officers lrni
10 drill the thlrcso army have been
subjected TO iudignitiUs aud outrage,
the motive OF which wa. g. force them
20 tcsign. Recently two Germans
were toaten by soldiers and now an
0iilcef named kfnuss hiss been muir.
lerod by the tody guard Of Lin Kun
1an, vicetoy OF Naukln.
la consequences the entire German
sluadtOn in Chincte waters has icon
ordered 20 NAusiu. ttis believed the
Germans wIii Withdraw Guy officers
now iu tho Chinese army aud lnsift
upon tue payment OF the whole Of thciF
cJnttsCt.
Another dispatch says thy Kausus
fcucls dCiCntru tue Cninrsc general
Iuug with terrible slaughter and tho
vlcefoy Of Naukin has ordered .thc
German drilled troops 20 Assist In cup.
ptotaiug the rebellion,
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CLAIMS AND ooUSrrE-oLAIns.
Boirsco Asks $4,000 for Instruc,inE
ms. carter,

ms. carter.
NEW YoRl, June 2.--In tho su.
premo court today tho jury was i'm.
paneloi for the trial OF the tuiI Of
David Belasco sgainst y. *. Fair.
banks Of Chicago. Belssco claims
that the Western millionaire ows him
5000 for his services and expenses
IN training Mrs, Leslie Carter for the
stage, which ha alleges occupied his
eutire time from July, 1859, to Novem.
her, 1880.
Fairbanks In his answer alleges 10
tho spring OF 1851 Belasc5 released
anu discharged nlm from all claims
arising cut Of the hrst professional tour
Oi Mta. Garter. Tho defendant also
nlloges that between July |, 1859, ana
November |, 1890, no loaned Belasco
$4,000, which tue latter promised To
repay, and that subsequent TO tho
date last given he mAle Iurthtr loans
TO the plaintiff aRgtegAtiug S2O,86O,
none Of which has heen returned, aud
which, with the $4,000 iirst specified,
he entered a oOuuteT-Clgim, asking
that the BolsscO suit be- dismissed ana
that he DO given Judgment against
Holasco for $50, $50, VITA interest ami
costs.
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York, Boston ami elsewhere. In tho
platform on which CLEVELAND was Grst
nominated wns q strong plank tor
water Improvements and his early
messages indOted these improvements.
Ne't prophesied that IN the near future
legislation would b. directed 90 iuttnet
developing the international com.
mcrco anu oheaponing transportation.
Tho Senate has passel the river anu
hafb1t bill over tho Pfgsldunps veto,
~ 30 20 b. The negative votes were
Bate, Cnllton, Hin, 5mith aud Villa,
all Democrats.
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1hc Anaoon,,a safe.

CHICAGO, juno "a special 10 tho
limci.hvtald irOm Butte, Mont, sayt:
The statement Is made On upparrui-
~ reliable authority, that the cutifr
property OF the big AbauOudn mining
company has passed into tho possession
Of tne Engllsn ryndicate represented
by Hamilton smith. Details Of tho
gigautlc deal ARE lacking from the fact
that both tldrs refuse TO ialk. The
Syndicate has acquired all the haRgiu
aud Hearst Interest. Tho consi irfn.
ton % taid 10 DO on basis Of slj,-
OJU,uOO.
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WOMEN AS SHOP.LlFTERs.
Two Arre,tcd Yesterday aud Goods
Found at Their Homes.

Two syslSmallo shop.liitets In tho
persons Of Mrs. John +. Weston, who
resides at 5i5 H.. Seventh South street
and Mis-. j.. DoTrity, whose place Of
abode lie at 72s 3. West Temple street,
were intercepted In their professional
acts yesterday and taken TO the police
station.
10 appears that both OF the women
have been plying thuir chosen yoca.
tl0n In this city Tor about two years
past, anu their Victims are almost too
numerous TO mention. Among those
who have recently suffered from their
visits, however, are tho Lace House,
Il. Auefbach Il Bro. ana the Conn
Dry Goods Go, Daring yesterday Mt.
RsnsOhon, proprietor OF the former
establishment, noticed two women In
hie store whose actions were rather
suspicious 10 say tue lesat, and after
they lett his premises he followed them
and with tue assistance Of Sergeant
Butbidgo euccesdo1 In landing them
AT the police station.
Shortly after search warrant was
secured by Detective Sheets and Ser.
geant Burbidge, and the homes Of the
women rsided with the result that ar.
icles Of every conceivable description
we're found therein, anu Identified by
tho merchants VINO nab lost them. As
tho victims recovered their goods, they
did not desire 10 prosecute anu there.
fore the lighi-ilnReTed ieminines were
discharged with the Injunction that n
ever again they were caught In such
trlcks, they would DO dealt with very
severely,
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ElrcuieaI pa,enl sun. ssrtisd.

CIuCAGO, juno "a spcoial from
Pltuuugh, Pa, tn.f3
Tue board OF control u the wCitiug.
house general electric combination
has settled al tho patent suits the two
great electrical concerns had lodged
sEglItt each other. Q he suits mum.
bufci over $40, and % 10 estimated tho
two companies viii save by the move
s3rUl,oOJ In council foes g.nue, btside8
s6uul,ulJ that might have boeu Ou-
,alucl iu damages. This ends all nj.
CATION between tho two 9mpaniUs
aud pfomiseBa new lease Of liio i0r both
corporations.
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wanted Ia thinuahus.

DENvEH, June 3.-ln tho district
court todpy Judge Allen issued sum.
mons nt the Request Of the courts VI
tho state OF Chihushua, Mexico, com.
mandiBR ex Ssnator n. a. W. Tabor
20 bo present In Chihuahua within
fofly.lyo days ami either pay al
claims against thu III Snlto mill and
the Tabor miueu or ECU deed II
foreclosure. The value VI the property
10 given ~ 100000 anu the claims
amount 10 100000.
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HE sucuch ~ Judge Rhca, the free
'ilvtt champion, prttentluK the name
Ex-senator Charles X. Bfoust1n Tor
temporary chairman. Bonnet Young,
,1r Tue gold standard men, Nominated
Judge Alexander Humphrey. After
gIuIinR 90 Cleveland aud Carlisle
Young could not proceed Tor a long
ume on account OF blessing.
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Ton sI. LouI. ,urEEaEn..
Money Contributed to Ala Them Ia
Rebuilding their Homes.

ST. LOUIS, June ga movement
has been inaugutated to raise $3.50, 900
OF more to aid those who lost their
homes 10 rebuild. Al Au impTomptu
meeting at noon today, $4,000 was
contributed by pTOmiueut business
men. IL In proposed ~ loan tue tor.
na 10 sufferers MONEY ON second mort
cages. THo upper roadway OF the
Fades bridge has been repaired with
timber 40 nv 10 admit the passage IL
foot passengers.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3,--Ths Ma.
tional Brewers association today voted
10 contribute $4,000 for the 81. Louis
storm sufferers.
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rrIpnIe orst. re.lma.ler n..Irn,.

DESvER, June 3.-Postmaslor Rose
Of cripple Crceg has forwarded his
resignation TO tue department Ht Wash.
ingtOn. Charges against the admins.
tfnti1n OF his Office were filed by Post.
flee Inspector McMechan last week.
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ACIiY'ssInLErs.
are Hrid In rFust Rnd cannot Ne
t.sd Toe PRIVATE Purposes.

JEFFERSON CuY, June 3.-The
supreme court, suung in Banc, holds,
"a The case u the 81. Louis under.
ground service company against the
street commissioner NJ ~. Lluis, that
I'LL city ordinances thnt are granting
corporations tue right to lay cOuJuiis
ANA subwnya Tor electric wires aud
other similar uses, hra void. The city
huids the ntiugts IN trust anu cannot
giant their use for private purposes.
This Opiulon h Of proat importance In
view OF tue proposed subway system
now contemplated by ~. LJup.
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opponhsim Disappear.

SAN FEASCHoO, June S.-Philip
Opptnhclm, VINO was ordered by
Judge Pruwsit Of tho Sacramento
superior court g. turn ovcf 10 A.. NJ.
Yates as receiver 100000, which lac
uold Aa trustee for uis mother, has
Disappeared ana 10 supposed now 10 be-
IA Toronto, CAnhuA.
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TACOMA, Wash, June S.-rho inter.
Cui uuc toIay on s2,U5l,O1U u Tacoma
light aud water b3nis, the legality VI
which has bsOn called ia question by
certain law suits, was paid 0y Tacoma
Ia New York yesterday.
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hhe Nffgthut-Ht Afms Ready Tor work
disputed seats
En- LOUIS, June 8--sorpcaut.at.
Aims Byrue.. OF the Republican ma
uoual convention, has opened head
qlaflefs at Southern hotel, where he
VIII ftmNn cJutiuuuutly until after
the convention. Byruva haa the ~.
pointing Of 1000 men 70 serve In vari.
Gus capacities during the convention.
lilo has received probably 5000 nppu.
cations. Seven days hence the national
committee will meet at Southern motel
10 take up the contests. There are 10
seats la dispute.
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HAvASA, June a.--Gonoral FllE.
hugh Lee, the new U. 5. consul get.
erai. arrived hero this morning and TO-
cclyrd a warm welcome from tho
a muiican reAiIeuls.
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OTTAWA, Dot, June 8.-P. NJ.
Arthur was elected ohief % tue Broth.
urh1Od " Locomotive Engineers g..
DAY, by n vote OF $40 " 50 Tor uaUcf.
suCE, Wisconsin.