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iouairs ovation on entering the hill.
The Committee on Term ne Ufg3ni
1atijn supported tho complete reurgar.
zltiUu q thc silver mon being put To-
cunfge, with MJ Johnson Of Lex.
ingtou, chairman, Of both the state,
executive hud central committees.
Col. W. G. l.. E:.Ukintidge, after be-
inR repeatedly called Tor, had tho dis.
tiuctiOn VI being toe ouiy gold stand.
ara man g. address the convention
kept Chnifmnu Long, who delivered
yesterday his fafewc address. BtuoE.
iuridgo received close attention a..
though no told tho convention that Toe
recent silver victory was duo 10 distftug
aud ditC0utont ami the result would be
temporary.
The committee on credentiRlsfopjri.
ei Tor an tqugl dlviaiun Of tho vote
between tue contestants IN kHuton
county, the home Of Carlisle, AMI for
seating oliver delegates Ia the place
~ tue Ha,l3oma delegation rom
Louisvllle. The report gnvo the silver
men forty vOtss more than they Cnsi
yesterday for BrOnslOn for temporary
chairman. a long ditCussiOn ensued
On the part Of a majority report uDseat.
ing the gold delegates OF Louisville.
Col. II. NJ. stouo lenIiug for gold and
u. 4. Winn Tor uilvvI Interruptions
aud disorder ptotrsctsu the consider.
alton ~ the report. Tac last EFFORT Of
the Louisville delegation was ~ DO.
mand u call Of iiO counties on The
adoption Of the mtiUrlty report
Toe mniorlty report on Credentials
was adopted, yeas O7si nays "a.
The delegates OF tue fltly.oighih
legislative district In L0ulbyille, re-.
tired. &. X. Wheeler OF Paduuah wau
pifOlucCdHs permanent chairman and
adore aci the convention.
A fight was ptecipltated by f6solu.
ton 10 compliment Senator William
A. G1ebol OF CgvinEt1n by adding hit
name TO tho list Of state committee.
Mt. GUebel Ia n nelgbb0r Of Carlisle
and gold standard man. He oIpUiou
Blackburn until the latter secured the
CO ucua nomination and thereafter
stood by him 20 tho last. The 90.
lout Of thU resolution wss 10 give
tue expression Of GOCbei against
tho gold standard members OF the
legislature who did not support
blackburn after he had received the
nomination, The GOubol resolution
was adopted. Some delegates from the
fourth district objected to Senator
George 4. Fulton being on the state
committee because hi. brother was
revenue collector. After the cOuven.
tign hg1 hoen greatly disturbed over al
hour II WIS voted that tue delegates
ron tue iluTth district retire aud
settle the dispute.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.


The Slate Democracy In convention
assembled will hold forth nj the Salt
Lake Thoater on Saturday next. Dole.
gates will DO named TO attend the
nHti0nRl convention at Chicago aGd
already the members Of the party here
Abouls are saying who these delegates
viii be. Six must DO chosen and
II Is claimed they will no Jo-
seph l., R,wlins. o. w. Powers,
Moses Thatcher, II. G.. Chambers o p
Salt Lake, David Evans OF Ogden and
4. n. Thurman OF Provo. Tho toluc.
ton Ot altoTnates Ia secondary con-
sidorAlion and AS yet little attention
has bsun given the matter.
TIE members OF the state commit.
tto will meet at the knutsfotd hotel
tomorrow evening at s1'olock and will
have headquarters there during the
convention. Ga Saturday morning
tho delegates will get their credentials
there before the opening OF the con.
vBuii0n. Tomorrow afternoon ut .
O'Clock the Dsmocfatlc delegates from
Salt Lake county viii meet IN tho
legislative hall on this fourth noOf Of
the ioiut city and county building In
caucus for tho purpose VI choosing a
chairman aud secretary OF the delega.
ton, OF selecting chairman Of tho
county committee and agreeing upon
tue hys members from Salt LIE
county for the State COMMITTEES.
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Tho voyage. Tho fllbuster was OIL
tre coast Of CuUa, waiting for signals
rom tho shore, when Spanish war
shin move In sight and gave chase.
There WAS r0thing 10 10 but to run
'of u, snd the Three Erie de stood for
,ho opcn tcr, with the Spaniard In hot
chiec,
Through glasa Captain Broward,
In command OF the Three Friends,
watched the Bpanlarip. Ths waship
was evidently crowuiug on steam, fJf
a black cloud OF smoke came from her
slack. In tho cru SERB military top
Captain bf0watd saw several hpallatdh
tahing turns At tho glafs.
Suddenly there came pun Of
smoke from the cruiser ana thcll
burst over the Three Friends. The
bpnnlnfds sent shell after shell at tho
hlibustur, but all went wide Of the
marx.
Finally Captain BrowaTd, who is an
ex.shtfti OF Duval county anu noted
iOf bis courage, got tired Of being shot
at and decided 10 have shot NJ the
Snauiards. There was IL pound
hOtchkias gun mounted on the Three
Friends, and this Captain BfoWard
trained on tho Cfuieur, for no snw a
gtost connection on board. Several
more shots were exchanged, but
moanwhle tho Three Friends wRs
gaining on thu Spaniard.
Tue engines Of the filibustor behaved
beautifully and tho stokots worked
with great earnestntal, for there were
moro than 100 mol on board whobe
lives depended on tho speed OF the
Three friends. Finally tho filibuslcr
left the cruiser. As tho warship sank
below tho hofiz1n--fltst the hull, then
the mast md military top amt laet the
spanish lsg--a great cheer arose from
the daring men ON the Three Friends.
That NIGHT the Three Friends ulfcled
around ut trn. On FnuAy, Mny 20,
cue ngain cautioutly approached the
Cuban coast. About nightiAll west OF
Trinidad n tockot-thc signal agreed
upon-was sent W. II was au5wcfod
from the shore and Elk surf boats on
board ana In these the men ana arms
wefo transferred - the shore, 10 four
hours the landing was completed AMI
tbs Three Ffiends stood Tor the Florida
coast.
This IL the third expedition the
Three Friends has laudtd IN Cuba.
Captain Browatd wouli give 40 Ia.
formation about tho Laredo, save that
when che left Jauksonviilu sho had
arms aud mon Tor Cuba and that he
expected q soon hear OF her being IN
SONS jamaican pOf.
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ar GRAyEsEND.
rias weather and - LotoiGood Horse,
Entered.

INV York, June Better weather
could not he desired for the opening
Jay " GfavUbeud race track aud Tor
the BfuoElyn handicap, which IL one
VI the most important races NJ the year
g. THE uoighbofhood. All through
the morning tnu tftck was illloi with
hUuOs exercising. Every one OF the
candidates TOT the $40, 700 stake was ~
to run for his life. The latest list Of
nortes, weights and Jockeys IL IN fol.
loves Clil1fd, i25, a, Clayton;
Keenan,, l2l, Grifilu; Counter Tenor,
100, HhmiWOr; Sif Walter, il3, Tara;
Nanki Pooh, IL, Doggpu; uUrnpipe,
iii, Ehtudy; ~. Maxim, los, simms;
Lake Shore, los, }. Hill; Paiadin, %,
Oiesty.
The track "a very fasl. superlnteu.
dent Brush thought with such a good
lot M iast horses CutcfBi, there was U
reason why the winner should not
have TO make under .:N7 ana n hnfd
rushcd, ~ seems likely, the track
record tugnt TO be btUken. While
some Interest in the race has departed,
wing 10 the absence Of Henry Oi
Navarro, Clifford has many admirers
VINO have stuck 90 him over siBco he
WIZ N NhNNAAAN ~ WV NhhANNNA " wv
years ago ana was lott standing NJ the
post by Rowe. HIS opiruui1 running
at Morris Park ~ two faoos with
keenan have made him strong
iayotlte In Now York,
Few traiutIs at Gfavtsend THE
morning were willing 10 concedc the
possibility Of his defeat. In spite Of
the bad showing Ia the Metropolitan
handicap, sir Walter has many follow.
cts. ST.. Maxim whs considered 10
have chance, while there was %
general opinion that Counter Tenor,
the winner Of tho Metropolitan, 10
handicapped too heavily III five
bounds.
kccuan was not considered danger.
Gus owing 10 the bad showing against
Clin5td, and n cent 10 the poet, II will
only be because OF desire VI August
Belmont to see hi. c1IOu Ia the race.
Like Shore anu Psladin are extreme
outsiders. Nanki Pom lhs unknOwu
quantity but may DO herd from.
Hofupipe II In good condition, Lake.
iaud declared today that he was afraid
VI nothing IN thu race.
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Tho OreEoa Election.

PORTLAND, ore, June 4.-Accerd.
ing to the islesl, the Populists have
elected w. 3. vAnderburE congress.
man In tho fTst distrlct AMI Martin
Quinn IN tho second district. The vote
IN tho first district Ia complete with
tho exception OF Curry county aud
gives VAndsTburR n plurality OF 422.
Curry county IN expected TO give n
Republican plurality Of about 100,
Making VanderbuTg's plurality about
300 IN the district.
In tho second district Quinn has 4B3
plurality over Ellg, Republican, with
Grant, Harvey aud MaihOur counts %
10 hear from. Two years ago Grant
county gave n 800 Republican plurality;
Malnour 90 republican anu barney ~
Democratic. II n similar vote was
cast Monday In those counties Quinn
would sIill have 100 plurality. Fhs
Republicans control both branches Of
the legislature and have % majority
ON Joint ballot.
Martin Quinn, who is probably
elected 10 Congress from the second
district, was born in Pittsheld, Mass,
In 1856. He learned the trade OF a
weaver ami worked at II for number
OF years. He came TO Oregon about
ten years ago and for the past Ave
years has been employed by u laundry
company IN thih city Ms driver OF de-
livery wagon.
VAndenbuTg, elected from tho drst
district, IL a merchant Of Coos county.
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LONDON, June i.--ThtTo was con.
Siderable Interest taken today ia the
flvor matches u the Royal London
Yacht club a. the new cutter Meteor,
tho property o. Emperor William vi
Germany, was to DO raced for Iho fret
Time. lho course tor big cutters, open
70 all yachts exceeding forty TaiinC
was from the lower Hope, to auu
around the Mouse lighlshlp ana TO-.
turn TO uraveseiId, about nity miles.
The weather was warm with light
winds.
The Meteor won the race for the big
yachts In tue Royal London Yacnl
Clubs race; BfitsnnIa teconG.
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CIsCIsNATI. June 4.-Ths Cincin.
natl Price Current viii print today
crop reports from correspondents at "a
few places IN 6Outhorn, central and
northern Ohio. All report corn and
oats doing well. The only places
where wheat, meadows anu pastures
arc reported doing vol are In tho OK.
treme northeastern Ohio And Ia some
pOiuuB In soutneastsrn Ohio. Else
where, reports say much wheat has
been plOW6d up Tor oats aud corn And
that whal u lett viii not produce more
than IS yer cent OF crop. These TepofiB
como iFOm tho following eight pOlutl:
Manchester, Moscow, New WASH
ingtOn, hsrysyille, Wet Jefferson,
Saiinevillc, POmeTOy and Lowell.
There n n concurrence ~ testimony
that mendovs ihs year suffer also from
tho tGso.s OF the lorg drought Of last
summeE
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NEW YORK, June A forged i've
dollar bill has been discovered among
the bills taken In ut tho Twenly.tixth
ward bank, In Brooklyn. II Is n a.
treasury noto OF tbs tefies Of 1891,
transformed into a s. bill. IL N SAID
thst the Chicago police have been on
tho lookout for several months for n
person who passes such raised bills,
hut that this IL the fret Of the Kind that
has msde its appearance In the East.
The skill and time employed In maxi
Ing this counterfeit, II IL said by eni-
plOyta Of the bank would hardly be
compensated for by the So gained.
There are Tour changes In the bill.
The largest figure "2" at the left hand
side IL made into a 40" Another
figure as" takes tho place Of tue "2"
In Ihe lower Loft hand corner ana the
word "nve" replaced tho word 1.-TWO"
In the upper corner.
A similar change 10 made on tae
face Of the bill.
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THE uoND BILL.
Adverse Report by tho House Comr,i,.
tee Decided On.

WAsHINaToS, June 4.-The Ho fuse
committee on ways and means by a
vote OF l3to 2 decided to report the
Senate bond bill adversely. The vote
was rs follows;
Republicans DlnRley (Maine),
Payne IN, ", ID. A, Bell pal, Hop
Rims (lls.), nrOsvenor (Ohio), RuSssll
Comm, D0liiver, Iowa, Steele (Iud.),
Johnson ~. DO, Evans (Ky.), Taw'
uey (Minu).
DsmocrAss-rurner ga, Cobb (Mo)
For favorable repuFt-DamOorat. I.
McMlllln (rouu,), Wheeler (Ala.)
Abseut--Cfisp (Gs,), MoLgut.n &.
O., both OF whom, 1t is supposed,
would have vOtsu Tor favorable re-
port.
he Republicans spoke OF the bill as
a POI ulitt measure. GTOsvonOr made
tho motion for an ADVERSE report which
was carried, after Wheslor's motion 10
favorable report had been voteu
down. Chairman Dingley preparec
tho minority report. Wheeler vii.
MAKE one Tor tho Minority.
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ley, RooucT auj Cuffen OF Brooklyhi
at an early hour this morning (thura'
Jay arfgHtod o gang OF ltallana VINO
are tuspeCted Of being connected win
the murder by Mana agents, Of Saliva
dor Bufrio, who was killed In n room
iu the rear OF saloon last Thutsday.
The bullet that killed Ssrflo was H.
tended for Giacohino BJchletfa who
eEos ped with bullet wuunt In ME
arm ana who II now In Ra' NOM
street jail The men arrested are
n 1cena Cocita, Goisippi Drsasts, Glu'
vsnni Jiorvuts aud Antonio Giyiain.
The police also arttBled Peter Cusir,
who tiled 10 prevent Detective Farrell
from making an arrest.
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FIrhilng in n adnEn.csr.

PARIS, June 4,-An official dispatch
from Antauafiyo, Madagascar, dated
May 3Oth,says a body Of ! 500 Fshava-
I've bandits have burned AntTifabr.
For three days the bandits blookaded
the house IN which 4 dslaohmoit OF
French troops was protecting the Nor.
wtgian mission, Tho French resi-.
dents with 4 detachment OF HovRt
eventually raised the blockade RiteT
some Sharp hghting. Two hundred
FshAVAlOs were killed.
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CONGRESS DOINGS.
George ". Murray, COlOrod, CTS The
Contested Seat In The House,
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL
The Senate Insists on Its Amendment
Reducing the Number Of New
ships from Four 10 Two.

WASHINGTON, Juoe i,-Tht Hou1e
by vote Of 1853 to 85 To-Day seated
George w. Murray. coloisd, who hiss
been contesllng the seat Of Elliott,
Democrat, from the Black or Shoe
string districts OF South Carolina.
Party lines we're strictly drawn, save
that Parker (Rsp.) voted In favor Of
T. lott. Murray WAS sworn In aid
Republican cheers.
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SAN FRASOiscO, June i.-Suoretary
Wilhnut Ut tue Market Street Railway
company mas been sentenced TO pay
limo VI $500 aud TO DO confined hVr
days in jail Tor contempt OF court In re-
fusiug to produce the books OF his COM
pauy. Assessor Siebe Is being prose-
outCd tor perjury for assessing tn
Market Street Rlilway cOmpany's
property az only $4,000, 900, whun u h
alleged II Is worm $1,000, 900, and o.
pafl Of gue evidence IN thls case VIII
cut was ordered to pIOduce the books
VI the company, and was sentenced for
Contempt.
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KRUGER AMI Ills noes,
Reply 90 the thanks Of the Released
RsfoTuisrs,

LONDON, June A dispatch to the
Kruger, replying to tho thanks OF the
released rSiofmorr, made character.
istic simile, ssyinp: oft my little dogs
arc naughty, 1 must whip them, but |
am always sorry to do 20, Next time
Inust get hold OF the big dog, My
little dog bATks; but tho big one bites. d"
This reference to Cecil Rhodes and
the reioTmefs shows accurately, the
Times correspondent says, the feelings
OF the boeTu.
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Two Boys Use IhsIr R.yoIysrs to
"DeIond" Themselves.

"Defond" Themselves,
CLAY CEETER, Ksns., Juno A.
Lust evening John McCoy's two souF,
Robert anu Angus, shot aud probably
fatally wounded their father, n farmer.
The boys then rode 10 town aud gave
tbtm elves up anu AFRO now In jail.
Oue year ago the parents were di.
vorCed. Later the father shot ut HE
wife through window, and was after.
wards tfiod Rnd acquitted on the
ground Of insanity. Lately the boyt
have teen carrying tevolyefs, with
the knowledge OF the county attorney,
Tor the expressed purpose OF defending
thempulvea II ATTACKED by their father.
Tuesday night tho old man took
horse from the hOms place some dis.
tance south VI here where the mother
anu children were living. Tho boys
tHun came up aud took tue horse from
tho place where their father was stop.
ping. liU mounted another horse Aui
followed the boys, both Of whom opened
IRE. A bullet passed through the
ialher'a lung, lodging near tho back.
bone. Doctors Say no cannot live.
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judgment was entered for the do.
PENDANT today la the case Of HyTum
X. North against Johu SohOiield,
with costs AT s2l 80. Also In the oase
OF the Brigham Young Trust com.
pany against Matthew White, W. IL.
Slahl, Charles o. King and jacob
Visvl. judgment WAS granted by the
rhird district court In favor OF the
fl,intiii In the tum Of s5bI 20 and
81 80 cOsta.
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COURT NOTES.
Isaac KeysOr Gets Divorce From His
Wife Sarah.

Judge Richie held court only n
short time this morning In the equity
division OF the Third district court, but
during his brief attention to business
he granted a divorce to Isaac Keysor
from hls wife Sarah Koysor.
The court being called to tbs Su-
prone bench this was the only bust.
ness transacted today.
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InrLish soIdIer. ma..ner.a.

BERLIN, June "A dispatch from
Athens s4ys u Turkish detachment,
cnnBi6'lng a So, which returned g.
Nam0s, town IN tbs Island Of Crete,
recently bssiegai, to Remove war
material, was cut TO pieces by the a..
suTgeutf, only two Turks escaping.
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HYNDS MURDER CASE.
Testimony All In and The Argument
Opened this Afternoon.
WILL GO 10 1mr JURY TONIGHT
Tho Defendant Rlgidly Cris,cxamlned
" Jno. NJ. Ziue-Whltiemore
Opens for the Prosecution.

There wasn't standing room II
Judge Hilcs's division OF the Third
district court to witness the trial Of
Harry Hynds for the ki'llng Of Walter
}. Dinwoodey. The principal event
vas the Introduction Of a couple o
letters by Judge Powers, which will
DO isund In the proceeding.
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The victory of Isis Horse FIIIs a.
tEGwd Win Enthusiasm.

LONDON, June 3.-rhe victory OF IL.
prinCs's colt Porsimmon, yestosdhy /,
the Derby s,skos aroused such degree
Of enthusiasm that large crowd wpr
Of the depot 10 witness the uepsTtur,
Ut the royal party Tor Epson today
The prince was enlhusiasllcRll!
cheersd Hnd the crowd closed 80 yightl.
around his carriage that the police haa
difficulty In clearing n passage, -Four,
Teen horses stated In Tho race for IT,,
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Marriage licenses were Issued to the
following PERSONS today;
Richard Norman, aged ~, Of Lehi,
md Minnie :. Hanson Of American
Fork, aged n.
Charles W, Nesdham, aged ~, Rud
Julia II. l.. Donovlsl, ~, both Of ,-is
city.
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WAsnINGTOS, June I.-MTs. Cloyt-
land, with children lett Washington
this mOrniug Tor the Pfesidont's sum.
NOR home, Gray Gables, BuzEardb bay.
Mrs. Ouey aud daughter accompanied
Mrs, Cleveland almost to tnu dostina-
tion, going 10 her own home at FAl.
mouth. Tue President will 40 to Gray
Gables soon after tho adjournment Of
Congress.
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siAsY MISSING.

sr. Louis, June at has been
feared thst - large nuuIber Of people
reported missing from Ets! 81. Louis
found watefy graves. IL teUms tina,
these fears arc not uuiouuGeu, tor tht
pact two days two bodies have been
dragged from the Mississippi. A tu.
wErl Of 500 has teen offered for thu
lOdies Of Mrs. Fisher of Hardin, Ill.,,
and Sim WOODS Of 81. Louis. The
total amount IL contributions W ias &c.
etiyed 10 SOL ,655.
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CINCiSNATI, OHIO, June 4.-AloE-
nndsr MUGuisy, author OF series Of
eclect0r teaueTs and spoilers known 10
the school children OF several genera.
lions, DIED yesterday At his Mount
Auburn homo Of old age. Ho was 80
years old.
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rnmpn. snh norero Arrs.led.

MADRID, Juno i.--Marsbsl Martinez
ID. CAmpOs aud General BOr.to were
arrested. They met at hotel TO settle
q personal difference regarding Cubp,
aud we're about to commence when the
captain general OF Madrid appeared
and stopped the proceeding.
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KENTUCKY ann SILVER.

nreckinrIdgs Addre.ssa ths Conyeu.
lien In the Intsrest OF Cola.
LEXINGTON, Kyn June 4.-Th,
Democratic state convention rs'assem
bled ~ $3.50. 1t WAS after 1880 betOT,
the committee reported on credentials,
having been In session continuously
all night.
Senator Blackburn was accorded l
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reform Loader. to BIO nsl.a,,d.

LONDON, June I.-J. -. Robinson,
no South African millionaire, hhs
received n Telegram from PTeloris say.
Ing the four l,Riets OF the JohannCt.
uurg reform committee will DO relocated
ON Friday morning.
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In the oasa Of Rlswell Hutohings
EgAlnst the SIT Lake LithogTaphirg
company, f, w. Gardner aud g.. *,
stevens, IN tho Third district court lu.
10y +. w, Gardner Rud n. X. Stevens
died an answer, asking to DO dismissed
with their costs.
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Eenaaor,, ne,oInllen Ended.

NEW YOWl, June "A special
from Panama to tue Herald sayt:
According to the news just received
from Ecuador, tho revolution was
practically ended by q battle which
WAS fought Tuesday at III Angel.
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MINNEArOLfs, June "A fifo early
this morning IN luo Edison building
was sxtiugulshed with lOss OF $1,000
ON the building ana $4,000 on tue
OOntOnts.
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Royal s,ako thanjicapl Of 1000 tov.
ereiRns. Rutuufi1rI's Break of Day
won; Lord Nstaua'- kaisoD, second;
Leopold de Rjtchild's Orig, third.
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CoNsTANTiSorLE, June i.-TGe
plague has broken out among the
hamich cavalry stationed st
CazJghnnp, Ia tho villayst Of Billie.
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I,nllnn. nn.n,r,rl OF mnra.r.

NEW York, June 4,-Tho Herald
this morning soy: Captain Cullen,
ID steouys Farrell and Policemen Far