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AT WEST POINT.
Thrilling Feats Performed on Horse
back by the Cadets.
The Cavalry Drill Said to d. the Finest
Ever Witnessed Upon the Plsin-sever-
al of the Cadets Were Ipjurcd-Ex-
aminstions Progressing slowly.

WEST PoINT, \. V. June There
was very little to interest the specta-
tors here Tuesday until the cavalry
drill at o'clock Tuesday evening. Al
together il is the dullest graduation
season known for years. Instead of
thousands OF visitors, as heretofore.
the number has dwindled down To
few hundred. Even the members of
the board of visitors are tardy in put
ting in an appearance. There are not
now enough members here for
quorum.
ne examinations are progressing
slowly. Tuesday morning the third
ana fourth classes were examined in
mathematics, the first class in engi-
neering and Spanish and Tuesday aft.
ernoon the second class i'm chemistry.
At 4:i5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
there was cavalry drill upon the
plain which was participated in by all
the members of the first-class exccpt.
ing Cadets llinhley and Nolan, who
were excused on account of disability
Three years of persistent training
has developed the lads into accom-.
phShed horscmen, and the fcats per.
formed Tuesday afternoon were thrill.
ing "a wellas interesting. During one of
the exciting charges Cadet Morrison's
horse fell with him, and the lad sus.
tanned some slight injuries. He
courageously remounted his steed.
however, and continued the drill.
Cadet England's horse also be.
came uncomfortable and ran away. and
Cadet Tupe's horse was injured in the
~. 4 L
withstanding these casualties there
was not hitch in the drill, which is
sad to he the finest ever witnessed
on the plain. The military exercises
Wednesday afternoon will be pontoon
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G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
Active Preparations Being Made for the
Gathering Mt 81. Paul.

Gathering Mt ~. Paul
ST PAUL Mimi, June 3.-The prep
arations for the both national encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie in this city August 81 to septic mber
., are being actively pushed, and every
thing is being done that will further
the comfort of the old soldiers and as
sure the success of the encampment
Veterans will be provided with free
quarters in the school buildings and a
veteran camp will be established
The route of the parade Septem Der ,
Is fixed. 1t embraces portions of the
best residence and business streets. is
less than two miles long, all down
grade, on asphalt streets.
The following departments have al
ready secured headquarters: Illinois.
Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Michigan.
Massachusetts, New York. Vermont.
Florida, Missouri, Rhode Island, Ken
lucky, Wyoming, Colorado, New Hamp-
shire.
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EXCITED CuRANS.
kumorcd That tho spanish Governments
May Demand the Extrndition OF All
Those Who Have Engaged In Filibuster-
Ing Expeditions.

kumorcd That tho spanish Governments
May Demand the Extrndition OF All
Those Who Have Engaged In FiIibuster-
Ing Expeditions.
PHILADELPHIA, June "A decided
sensation was created among the Gu.
ban residents of the city Wednesday
when IL was rumored about that the
Spanish government may demand the
extradition of all those who have en-
gagged in filibustering expeditions from
this country to Cuba. II * said that
Spain will claim that the expeditions
come under the terms of the treaty with
the United States of extraditable Of
lenses, rs the offense was committed
on Spanish soil.
Senior De LONE, the Spanish minis
ter, is reported to have taken eminent
legal advice on the question and to
have received assurance that he can
legally demand the extradition of the
hilibusters from President Cleveland.
KEY WEST, Fla, June 4.-Jose Lopez
was arrested on the steamer Mascotte
Wednesday just as she was leaving the
harbor of Havana. Orders had been
issued TO search Lopez, who had been
an insurgent, and IL anything of sus.
EiCious nature was found on him.
to arrest him. The police had
finished the search and reported every
thing all right and he was passed.
Shortly afterwards box of candy con-
tanning two letters was sent on board
addressed to Lopez for parties in this
city. Lopez opened one of the letters
and took from it some money and threw
the letter overheard.
This action excited the suspicious of
the police and he was Immediately ar
rested and taken ashore. Lopez had
only lately been pardoncd as an in
surgent and was about 70 leave Cuba.
His arrest is likely to cause others to
be arrested. rs the party who sent the
packages on board have been under the
surveillance of the police for some
time
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CmChGO, June 4.-The Miller.' con.
ventior elected the following officer.
for the ensuing year. President Chas
a. Pillsbury, Mimi. first vice prcsi.
dent, " ~. Davis. shelby. O. second
wee president, George Urban. buffalo:
mira vice president. +. II Midgcburn.
milwaukee. treasurer, Chas. j. Martin.
Great Falls. Mont. secretary, Frank
Barry. Milwaukee.
Executive committee, C. T. Cole.
Chester. ILL.,; Chas r. Ballard. Louis.
vile. Ky: e y. Angle. Rochester. y.
- w. a. Coomb, Coldwatcr. Mimi. .
Frank Barry.
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EXCITING FIRE.
Thrilling Attempts of the Ipma,es ~ q
Lodging House tn Esc.p..


PHILADELPHIA. June "A fire In
the lodging house, 4o3 North Sixth
street ut thren o'clock Wednesday
morning was attended by fatal conse-
quences. Mrs. Robert Emmett. aged 55
years, was killed outright in irving To
escape along % narrow cornice. and
TWO other women were seriously in
jured. The house is three stories in
height.
The only means of escape for those
on the top floor was by the stairway.
but the flames prevented a descent in
this way. Robert Emmett and his wife
occupied an attic room. After telling
her to follow him, Emmett crawled out
ON narrow cornice and began making
ms way to an adjoining roof,
which he reached in safety.
Mrs. Emmett began the Journey,
but the cornice offered an insecure
footing, and half of the distance had
been traverscd when she pitched head
long to the sidewalk. She was killed
by the fall. Then VIM. sullivan and
his lS-year-old wife May were seen at
IA third-Story window, and the former
threw out blanket. Willing hands
grasped it and Mrs. Sullivan Jumped
and landed in the blanket The force
was too great and the woman struck
the ground and received Internal in.
Jures and Commissions of the back
from which she died later in the dav.
Mrs. OLeary. who occupied second
story room, dropped to the sidewalk.
Tier fall was broken by man who at
tempted to catch her, but she was Sc
verely cut and bruised. Sullivan made
his escape by climbing to the roof
through trap door and passing down
through an adjoining house. Loss on
contents, $3.50. and the damage to tho
building proper about 81 800.
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Books are the immortal sons deifying
their sires.-Plato.
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The Consul Gener.I AZ T,n,,io-

NASnINGToN, June 3.-David RI.
Burke, who is to be the new consul
general at Tangier, Morocco. is the
present United States consul at Malaga.
Spain. and will be transferred from
that post TO Tangiers He was born in
Vermont and was appointed 10 the
Malaga consulate by President Clcvc.
land in November, 1898. At Malopo
his salary is 81, 500. and that at the
Tangier post is 81. 600. with consider
able additional in the shane Of fnns
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INC OREGON EIcctinns

PORTLAND, Orc. June 5.-Both repub-
mean and poPulist state chairmen are
claiming the election of their nominees
Tor congress in both districts. The lat
est returns on the congressional cleo
ton In the Second district give Quinn
lpopD l,304; Ellis Irregular rep1 ass.
This gives Ellis 1874 plurality. State
Chairman Hirsch of the republican
committee, is very confident that the
official canvass will increase Ellis plur-
atty
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Virgil.
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EXCISE LAW a FAILURE
1t VIII Bring In Only About Half What
Was Expected.

WIZ fsNptCttU.
COLUMBUS, o., June 1.-The new state
excise tax law will hardly prove as
great revenue measure as was ex.
pected. Up to the close OF the first
day in June the total gross receipts re.
ported by the concerns that had mad.
their returns TO the state auditor yers
$50, 129,779. Since then enough com.
panics have reported to bring their
gross receipts up to ST., 200. 900.
As the tax is onc-half of one per
cent of the gross receipts, this would
bring into the state "A revenue of about
500, 600. 1t was expected that the law
would raise twice that sum. There
are some companies which will yet re-
port under the law, but the bulk of the
property is now reported.
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Testing the dustin Proi.,,,

UTICA, n. Y, June G.-The tests of
the Justin projectile, which contains n
charge of dynamite designed not to ex.
plode until striking, took place at West
Vienna Friday and proved failure.
1T IS claimed that slow burning powder
had been ordered and quick burning
powder received. This is too powerful
Tor the shells. Another test is TO be
made at date fixed by the ordnance
board
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GEN. LEE
Has Cordial Meeting with Cant. Cen.
Weyler I'm Havana.

HAVANA. June Consul General
fltzhugh Lee visited Capt. Gen. Wevler
Friday. The meeting was cordial. In
the course of the conversation Gen. Lee
touched upon the case of Dawlev. the
correspondent of Harper's Weekly. who
was arrested two days ago, and is now
confined in MORO Castle. Gen. Wevler.
IL rs said, promised that Il prompt in
vestigation would be made into the
matter. 1t is believed that Dawlev
VIII be soon released on condition thai
he leave the island.
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ELECTION IN OREGON.
The Next Legislature VIII BE Overwh.lu
ingly Republican.

inGiy Republican.
PORTLAND, Ore, June 3.-The next
legislature of Oregon will be over.
whelmingly republican. the candidates
OF that party in nearly every county
having majorities or pluralities. Up to
tuesday evening the returns show that
only two democrats have been elected.
In Portland the result is thus far con.
siderably mixed. There are in all 31a
candidates, and the counting is very
SLOW. Johanthan Burne, jr., the leader
OF Senator Mitchers campaign. is elect.
ed TO the lower house, while one or two
anti-Mitchell men are elected 1t is
likely that the two democratic nomi.
nees for the state senate are success.
full 1t will be impossible for some
time yet to tell accurately Senator
Mitchells chances for reelection.
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The Decision Postponed.

LoNDoN. June G.-The Daily News
Saturday publishes dispatch from
Pretoria saying that the executive
council of the Transvaal has post
poncd until June # its final decision in
the case of the leaders OF the reform
committee
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shot by Ills stenhrnthor

SrENCER. Ind, June 4.-Dr. John A.
Williams. OF Patricksburg, was shot
and seriously wounded by Otis Wiley
Wiley's mother had sold a horse in
when he claimed an interest. ana he
demanded the money. She refused.
saying that she had given il 20 the doc.
tor her stepson, for safe-kecpinp. lie
demanded the money Of the doctor.
and, on being refused, drew revolver
and fired. Wiley is in jail here.
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IoNDoN, june 3 Mr.. J. II. Rrbin-
son. the South African millionaire
Monday received dispatch from Pre-.
ORA stating that the leaders OF tho
johannesburg reform committee who
arc under sentence Of - years impri..
onment. their former death sentence,
having been committed, would DO re-.
Iedscd In fety dnvs
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"AsHiNGroN, June al. y. German
nited states consul AZ Matamoras
MeNico. informs the state department
mat beet sugar is being shipped from
Franco and Germany 10 New Orleans
ana sod on board the Havrc and gre.
men ships 20 merchants in Nlatanora.
AZ 3@i cents a pound. the freir.- 49,
duties amounting 60 81 cents - y,
Mr. Gorman says that how e. "a
can pay such long hauls 81 M
ihe same article Of Anne iy N
is question for co m
thinks that American ~
troll the Mexican mar =
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ISLAND OF CRETE,
me People and the Crown Prince Fayo,
It's Annexation to Greece

""P'' HHu INC crown FRINGE Favor
Its Annexation to Greece.
LONDON, June 3.-The Vienna corre.
spondent of the Daily News telegraphs
that he learns from Athens that the
Greek nation, the government and the
crown prince all favor the annexation
OF the island of Crete by Greece. Such a
favorable chance as the present one is
not likely to recur The king. how.
ever. would do anything rather than
offend Russia. but nevertheless he can
not long resist the will of the nation.
his a6dication is limited at There ara
indications that the recent inaction of
the government will be abandoned.
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LOW RATES
GRANTED by Railroads East of Chicago to
the Grand Army Encnmpment.

'''''''7'' ''y INHIITUH'IN I.ast OF ChIClcO 4 O
the Grand Army Encampment
lNDIANAPoLIs, Ind, June Com
inander-in-chief of the G.. A. II. and
Adj. Cen Robbins, were much pleased
when they received a message from
r. {. Mcdonald chairman of
the Central Passenger association
announcing rate of one cent mile
east OF Chicago. granted on account of
the national encampment at st. Paul.
Commander Walker saws this means
that many thousand veterans in tb.t
part OF the United States lying east of
Chlcago will attend the encamnment-
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OIL Going Down.

LIMA. O., June 3. The price of Linn
= ude was reduced one cent per barrel
tuesday afternoon by the Standard
company. making North Lima G3 cent,
aud south Lima and Indiana IS cents
per barrel II is said that the overpr,.
duction in Indiana is responsible for
Tho acel.nc.
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BALTIMORE, June While "a bore
and girls were going mp in an elevator
at Friedenwalds Co. IS printing house at
baltimore and Eutaw streets. Tuesd ~
morning the rope, broke, prccipitatino
t@e car and its human freight to tho
bottom Of the we'll All the occupant,
OF the car were severely shaken mn.
several received internal in iuries ana
two are reported dying
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A Free Press In Austria.

A,stria's new ministry has sent n,
circular to all public prosecutors re-,
r'inding them that the freedom of the
press is guaranteed by the constitution.
and warning them that the illegal prac-l
tice of confiscating newspapers. on the.
ground that they incite to hatred and
contempt, will no longer be tolerated
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LoNpoN. June G.-The Berlin corrc-
spondent Of the Daily News telepraphs
that during the coronation festivities
at Minsk the capital Of a Russian prov-
ince OF that name. "a railing Of q bridge
gave way, precipitating large number
of persons into the water. MANY Of
them were drowned.
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The Black Plnene LIN tie n.,.

SAN FRANCISCO, June G.-The passen-
gers by the steamer Peru, which ar
rived Friday morning from China and
japan report that the black plague is
gaming alarming proportions in the
orient The disease is spreading in all
quarters and communication with man,
places is entirely cut off.
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liAvANA. June 4-Gen Fitzhucb
Lee, who was fcy. weeks ago ap.
pointed Initcd States consul general
here 10 succeed Mr. hanson o. VII.
iiams. arrived here early Wednesday
morning on board the steamer Mas.
cote. Gen. Ice was accompanied by
his son and his private secretary. Mr..
Iprra
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NAsmNGToN. June 3 VIM. Church,
Ill, selected by the president for the
important post Of consul general AT
Apia, Samoa, is editor of the Brootlyn
Times. lie was born in BROOKLYN in
1879 and since his graduation fror,
Yale. has contributed TO the mag, zinc,
and done other literary work.
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Roger Eacon was the first to suggestI
the use OF spectacles. When they camei
;nto use in Italy, about the year 1885. on
the recommendation of Alessandro diI
Spina. n monk of Pisa. women were
forbidden TO wear them. because it Was,
thought that such facial ornamcnta-l
tions would make them vain
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burden Jewciry Robb.rs Ar,,v.

NEW York, June Detectives Nc
Caulcy and Evanhoc. with their prison
crs, VIM. Dunlop and VIM. Turner. ar
rived Thursday noon per White Star
steamer Gcrmanic, from Liverpool.
Dunlop and Turner declined 10 mako
am statement in relation 10 the rob.
berry Of the Burden family Jewels
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POISONED WINE.
Seven Chicago People. Who Partook q.
II, Seriously Ill

II, Seriously Ill.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Scven people were
poisoned Tuesday night by a bottle of
wine presented to Eva Little. of AZ
Clark street. by an unknown man.
-Four of the poisoned people are in a
serious condition and may possibly die.
ne Little woman keeps a house of
questionable character on Clark street
ana the wine was supposed TO be "A
treat for her and her boarders As
soon as the wine was delivered tho
man left and his identity is unknown.
An analysis of the wine shows that it
contained atropinc.
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Tucson. Ariz., June 5.-All counties
save one have elected delegates to the
democratic territorial convention which
meets or the sth inst. All delcoo,,s
we're instructed 20 vote only for dele.
rates to Chicago pledged 10 free silver
Coinage. The majority condemned
Clevelands policy ard the others voted
down resolutions endorsing him.
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That joyful Feeling

With the exhilarating sense OF renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness, which follows the use of Syrup of
Figs, is unknown TO the few who have not
progressed beyond the old-timc medicines
and the cheap substitutes sometimes Of
Tered but never accepted by the wcll-in-
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Wants tho Charter AItercd.

APE Town. June G.-The executive
council has adopted resolution de-
cIaring that the charter Of the British
south Africa Go. ought TO bc so altered
as To prevent the company OF being a
source Of danger To the peace and pros
pcrty of South Africa
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~ PAUL. Mimi, June at noon
Tuesday the democrats Of 81. Paul SO.
lected 81 delegates 90 the state convcn-
ton which is % assemble here June H..
ne silver men were completely showed
under and the delegation is solidlv for
the gold standard. The resolution on
money reads. I'VE are uncomproinis-
ingly opposed TO the free coinage OF
oliver at the ratio Of iG tc1.g
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All About western Earn, lands.

The Corn Belt" is the name OF an illus
trated monthly newspaper published bv the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy II. r. II
aims TO give information in an interesting
way about the farm lands of the west. Send
p cents in postage stamps to the Corn Belt,
2O9 Adams ST, Chicago, and the paper will
be sent 10 Your address for one year
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JUST BUILT,
And Now the Town Is Practically Wiped
Out by Fire.

Out by Fire.
PARHEsLEY, Va, June 4.-The bust
ness section of this town was com
pletely wiped out by fire Wednesday
afternoon. Twelve stores, the post
office, with all its contents, 10 small
shops and three barrel factories were
burned. There are only four stores
left IN the town. Many are homeless.
having saved only their clothes. Every
building on Duane avenue. the
principal street, was DESTROYED. The
loss is estimated at 500, 900. Insurance
ST.. 900.
ParkeSlcy is new town on the New
York. Philadelphia & Norfolk railroad
1t Is beautifully lad out and was built
mostly with northern capital.
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ST. LOUIS June Mary ConncIIv.
. young woman whose home was dc.
'troycd by the tornado. became do.
.pondent and threw herself in front 81
D Cass avenue car. She died at tho no.
pitaI Thursday.
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WHEEiiSG. w. Va. June John
Rofeaa. Siav. was struck on the head
toy rock rolling down the hill at Glen.
dale, where he was working Ills skull
was crushed. and he died at the Ben.
wood Emergency hospital the same
evcuiuu
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"ENGLAND has made up its mind that we
are a portion of the human race that it
ought to elevate, remarked one benighted
natlVe. We'll, there are several ways OF
unfortunately the quickest way is TO GLOW
us p.'-Washington Star.
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Death of Col. Hooker

OMAHA, Neb.. June Col. +. T
Hooker, formerly general live stock
agent OF the Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific road, died here Friday morning,
lie had been superintendent of STAGE
lines in Ohio, Iowa and California
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NAsWNGToN, June 6.-The National
Federation Of Afro American Women.
which was organized in Boston last
July, will hold its FIRST annual conven-
ton in this city, beginning july 90
next and continuing three davs.
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Representative HIT, no,,or

ASIliNGToN June 6.-Representative
mt OF Illinois. is better He sat nm
Tor little while Thursday for the first
time IN nearly two weeks. and hopes To
improve rapidly now, but he has ter
rible cough that gives the doctors con-
Germ.
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BARCELONA, June G.-Two bombs
were found Friday in dust heap near.
the Cathedral. at the conclusion of q
Corpus Christi procession. Several an
archists have been arrested on susnicinn
OF intending to cause an explosion.
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NEW YORK. June G.-At noon Frida,,
Dunlop and Turner, the burden level
ry robbers, were arraigned in the gen.
eral session court. Dunlop pleaded
guilty and was remanded for sentence
Iurner pleaded not rniltr
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Mrs. LAKE 'FRONT.' know I've met that
Mr.. Jaybird somewhere before. | told him
so, but all he answered was that he knew
my former husband. The man must be an
IDIOT" Mrs. Hyde Park--"Why so.' Mrs.
Lake Front-'I've had four former hus-
bands Cleveland Plain Denler
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Two-MEc Bicycle Record broken

LoNpoN. June f.-The two-milc bi.
cycle record was broken az Calcord
"Wednesday by r. Pope, who covered
the distance in minutes t71.5 sec.
uwLa
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bradley Denies That lie uas WItbd,,,,,,


st. Louis, June . - Miss Helen
Gould's gift to the storm sufferers Of
II. Louis was but 81 900. In some ,yav
reports have got abroad that She sent
q check for $780, 900. This is not truro.
as $1,000 is the sum received and ac.
ppufcd
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IlAvANA, June Heavy showers
have fallen throughout the island and
THESE nave he'd the effect 81 preventing
military movements. SO reports OK
engagements were received Tuesday
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NASHiNGToN. June 6.-The TREASURY
g"ld reserve az the close OF business
Friday stood az s1OG. 11G.7s7. The DAYS
Withdrawals were S1O4. 800