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Al oErtysBupa.
iva Equestrian statue. unveiied
win appropriate Ceremonies.

iva Equestrian statues unveiied
win Appropriate Ceremonies.
GEIrYsnuRo, Pa, Juno 5.--An I'm.
mense crowd oi veterans and others II
gathered on tho battle field hero today
to witness the unwilling OF the splendid
equestrian statues erected by the state
OF Pennsylvania In honor OF tbs mem.
DRY OF Generals Geo. 4. Meade and
Winfield 3. Hancock. The memorial
was unveiled nj 1880 by Master George
Gordon Meade, a grandson OF the dead
hero. ~ the drapeTy fell IRON the
beautiful statue, a salute was fired by
battery &. u. 3. A., from Washingtop.
The dedlcatory services were conduct
cd by George q. Meade. Post q. A. II.
General Gosbin OF Lebanon, on behalf
OF tho commission which supervised
the erection OF tho statue, formally
transferred tho memorial 10 Governor
Hastings, who received II Ia behalf OF
ths state. An Grafton by General
David MoMurtrie Gregg, OF Reading,
tho famous COMMANDER Of the Second
cavalry division In the battle OF Get
tysburg, concluded the Meade csrs.
monies. At 2 p. m. the Hancock
statue was unveiled, General Goebin
transferred the statue to the state and
Gov. Hastings received II. Tho ora
ton was delivered by General Henry
III. Bingham, .congresaman from Phila-
uelphia.
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P0ST0FFlCE ROBBED.
Burglars Enter Uncle SANS Nail
Building at farmiDglon
Last Night.

i-,ormation came from Farmins:sn,
Davis county. today to the effect that
the postofiice at that place was broken
into by burglars last night and robbed
Of the little money anu few stamps that
had been left within reach. Entrance
was Effected through the back door.
The robbery was evidently committed
near the hour OF midnight. The
thieves INSIDE good their escape with
sevenly.nve pennies aud between three
and Tour dollars worth OF Two cent
stamps.
Tho discovery was made by the
rostmistress herself, who IL the uaugh-
ter OF Sheriff Sanders OF Davis county.
1t is believed tho burglary is the work
OF tramps and officers throughout the
county nave been notified 70 DO on
the lookout for suspicious characters.
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Extending Telephone Service.

The Rocky Mountain Bell Tele.
phone company is rapidly extending
its system throughout the State. Just
now tho company is setting poles and
running n line from Coalvills to
Kamas, a distance OF tweniy.thrse
miles. The work commenced on Mon
day OF the present week and will DO
finished In a couple OF weeks. with
Kamas added TO the eysteni the com.
pauy will have established telephonic
communications between Salt Lake
and sixty.eight other cities and town
in Utah.
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KATE sroKE- sTErsoS.
A Now Claimant 90 tho Estate Appears
on tho Scene.

KANSAS CI1v, June 5.-Ksnsas City
has ptouuoel a claimant Tor ths estate
OF the late Kate 5,okes.Stetson, whose
recent death In Boston 10 soon after
tho death OF her husband, tho million
aife theatrical manager, was widely
chroniclod. The contestant IL MrS.
Catherine Shirley, who has lived here
for year aud whose husband from
whom sno 10 ieparaIeu. Is ro.ldont OF
Chicago. According 10 Mrs. bhirley's
story her mother was wooed anu won
eeyeral years ago while sho was still n
circus rider ny Carl Antony "A young
circus performer from Germany. Mrs.
Shirley Ia their child. She was born
al Quincy, ill.,, 10 years ago, anu
ehuf,Iy alter her birth was LETT by her
mother with IA MIe. Snyder wbe raised
her. She was m Tried while quite
Young, at Houston, Texas. From the
lime OF her BIRTH until her mothers
death Mrs. Shirley was supplrIed by
money sent ner by her mother, bu.
aus saw nsr mother very seldom, am
never saw the lRte Mr. 5tttson. IL Is
ner belief that MIR. 5telson koew
noihing OF her mother having had u
Guild by q former husband. Mrs.
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TO D0ckery MOI, who wanted 10 rfier
40 amendment 10 extend tue rec IN.
tinn % 40 TO 70 back 20 March 2, 1859
taking ia the last administration.
DIckefy, suggested that unless HE
amendment was ndople the resolution
night he euspsc Ell OF pafiisanship.
urosvenor laughiugly expressed his
anazemont at such n suggestion.
Mcmillan (reun.) rscillei the rumor
that tho civil services law had teen
ton to permit tho removal Of 100
Democratic postal clerks. When the
previous question was demanded he
demanded the yeas aud nays.
The resolution was adupicd-li7 10
IS. A vote was taken on the contested
election case Of Martin W. Lockshatt.
seventh North Carolina district. TIE
substitute resolution declaring Lock .
hart entitled ~ the seat was losi, IS
10 l55.
A motion by Bailey to tccommit was
defeated, OIL to li6. During the pro.
gress Of the vote, tho Democratic slie
with the exception OF Bailey ami wv
otherp, quickly lef, the hall ior the
purpose OF breaking the quorum.
When the vote was taken on the main
question, the resolution declaring
Martin entitled ITO the seat, but five
Democrats we're In the hall. The rlsiug
vote was lis 10 70. Bailey made ths
point Of no quorum. Payne, Ia the
chair, overuleI the point, declaring
the motion adopted.
Bailey attempted TO contest the
iormal motion TO reconsider and lay on
the tsble, but was Over;uled In tn,
ZANE manner.
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EPsoM, June 6.-Lord Derby's Can.
terbury Pilgrim was ths winner OF
today's race for the Oakes stakes. ono
of the most highly priced honors
among the British set. The Prince OF
Wales Thsis was second; J. q. Hilps
Propos ton third. Thei Oakes stakes
arc 1900 sovereigns for three ear-ol Id
iillies, 10 carry l26 pounds each. Rain
last night laid the aust. This morning
bright sunshine aud n fair course
favored tho ladies' day OF tue EPSON
summer meeting. The crowd was
enormous. The Prince OF Wales and
party met with one Of thu most enthu-
lihsiio receptions on record on their
arrival from Victoria. since he won
tho blue ribbon OF the turf, the Prince
seems to have rlsen In tho esteem OF
the public, especially tho great portion
interested In horse raciDg. In tho
princes party were the Princess Of
Wales, Prlncesses Victoria aud Maud OF
Wales and members OF the aristOcrncy.
THIS post betting was ~ to 3 against
Canterbury Pilgrim; Is 10 s against
That's anu 10 10 7 against Proposition.
Tbs gallop ally led TO the stretch, then
TnAis took the lead but was passed
below the distance post by Canterbury
Pilgrim. Ths latter won by two
lsnRths. Loneght separated That's and
Proposition. Mas Frazier was fourth.
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TnE oAnros.GoHnEno QUARREL
Tho Supposedly .oEree, Version of
tse nisp.te.


Nrw Yofk, June "a special to
The Herald from Madrid say:
Among the multitude OF Iualors and
PREF reports with regari 10 v,e Cam
pos. Bouvre embfoslio u Ia ntiicuit 10
arrive at anytnitg like an absolutely
correct versiOn Of the afiajt in al it,
details. Tue following NJ far ~ can be
gathered, inifly explaps the posiiioui
For a c1usiicrabie ~ - there existed
unuisguissd ~ feelinf between the two
generals which euln mated Ia u sup
position, erroneous, q appears, on the
part OF General BOuoro that General
Camps mai sxefioi himsolf 10 get his
election NJ senator from Cu.noa an-
nullsd. lie therefore addressed n let
ter. oouched In the following or similar
terms, TO General Cnnp0s:
"HAving heard Il undefhand work
your ekoelioncy ~ Organizing with the
object OF annulling my election No
senator from Cuench, and taxing into
account that for fourteen yeafs you
have been pfeJudloing tue Ia my pro-
fession Aud that In this world every.
thing must have an end, my patience
10 exhausted. 1 have pair OF pistols
ct your disposal. l am Inclined TO do
for you what tho Insurgents failed to
do"
Thereupon General Camps sent his
seconds " demand rolraolion or salts.
Iacuon. A meeting resulted ut the
Wills Olea. Tue minister OF war mp.
peared ON the scene, and, failing to get
their word Of honor from the princi.
pals that they would not light, placed
both OF them under arrest. The mat.
ter remains thus at present. Tho min
lister OF wars latest statement 10 10 the
effect that both generals are under
arIest In thelr houses, awaiting further
orders.
rns queen has Instructed the minister
OF war TO confer with both princirals.
with view to putting an end to the
matter. Tho affair IL causing inIen,e
Excitement anu party feeling.
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pre.n.reu. CARO- roIony.

LONDON, June GA Cape Town
dispatch 10 the Times says that In tho
House Of Assembly, MIR. Spring In an
Deunclng the budget SAID that the
available surplus WAS I'll, 26O,OOO: the
estimated surplus net Tor the year,
S,s2,OO no also produced statistlcs
snowing an unprecedented prosperity
Ia oil directions ana expressed the
opinion that tho high price OF Cape
stock was partly dec TO tho fact that
tho colony was part Of the British
empire, aud he added that the power
which commands the sen musl domi.
nate South Africa.
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cubA's rIrs, Iusur.en, Paper.

NEW YoHg, June 5.-The World
this morning Gays. Il. j. Guerfs,
treasurer Of tho iunta has receiver
several numbers OF thu first paper
published In Cuba In behalf OF the
independence Of tho island. II IL
called III Cabano Libro (rhe Free
Cuban). The place OF publication does
not appear anywhere on the paper aud
Mr. Guerra says that the editorial stafi
and The entire printing outnt are part
OF Gomoz's army and that the paper IL
published at whatever place they may
hAppen 10 be.
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TIE KAISER'S YACHT
rsltor, tho Fastest Racing Cutter
Seen In British Waters.
BRITANNIA HAS MET HER MATCH.
Congratulations for Emperor william
and Regret That lie Cannot
Visit England.

LONDON. June 6.--rhs Times says;
neteor's display JustifeS the opinion
That she 10 far and much tho fastest
large racing cutter ever soon In British
waters. UnquestiOnably she IL grsa,
triumph ior her designer; In regard to
the speed she attained In what must be
n half prepared state, her sails mot
having had the stretch taken out OF
them and the new gear naturally
worked slfiiy. Nothing but praise eau
be SPOKEN In regard 10 tho Appearance
OF tho boat. She 10 pretlily sheorod aud
la. not excessive exchanging while
her bow 10 longer and it, entrance finer
than in any previous biz cutter, aud
ehe lett tho water very clean, 40 that IL
may be assumed that there IL nothing
full or heavy In her alter body. Her
saiI plain covers 1890 square feet.
This perhara eclipses the labt NalkyTie.
Yet sho showed that she was stable
enough 10 carry such n cloud Of sail.
Her main boUm 10 ninely.aeven feet
long, wbics II shorter thhn Vaikyrie's.
But perhaps her main sail IL equally
large. II IL unquestionablet that Meteor
10 y phenomenal veetol In light wealth
er, and as che has less beam and "
finer lined than Nslkyrie. there 10 no
reason why Pbe should not acquit hef-
self well In a smart blow. IL 10 the nrst
time that britannia has had such an
exemplary beating, aud sho has with
out doubt met lar more than her
match.
The Times also Ina an editorial on
the subject 10 which II congratulates
Emperor William upon hts victory,
which, 1t says, 10 n meriteu reward Tor
"a tIus spoTlsman. IL expresses regret
at the emperot'a decision not TO visit
Cowcs this ,entou, which will deptive
HIM Of the pleasure OF witnessing
Meteol,s victories While We ate
sorry. the Times continues, for the in-
cidents which led TO this usolsiop, We
appreciate the good sense anu good
feeling which led him 10 refrain from
visiting us In conditions now 10 u
both.
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ror Tho Union Of rr,.bylerIan..

NEW York, June 5.-rho Amorl-
can delegates who will represent this
country at tho sixth general council
OF the alliance Of tho reform churches
throughout the world holding the
Presbyterian syatcm have chartered
the steamer City OF Berlin and will
leave tomorrow for glasgow. The
convention will open on tie l7ih. The
constitution Of the Alliance aims to
bring together all reformed churches
which hol the Presbyterian system.
IL will consider subjects Of evangelical
lion anu reform In the Christian
church throughout tho world.
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sALIsA, Kn., June 6.-Gypsu m
City, n small town seventeen miles
southeast OF here, was visited by n
cloudburst at midnight. People were
compelled 10 fiee from their houses.
The water was running through the
main street two feet deep today. Farms
along the Gypsum creek for miles
arc covered with from four TO teD.ieot
OF water, aud farmers are leaving their
houses In boats. At Btookville, eigh.
teen miles west, the water Ia nearly as
bad. John Curtis, wife aud three
children, and n family railroad man
named Bhiok barely escaped drowning.
bmokybill river Ia rapidly rising and
innundatlon II feared OF this oity.
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BALTIMORE, June 6.-rho Baltimore
anu Lenigh ana the York Southern
railways will be consolidated nj once.
the terms Of agreement having been
reached. A new company will 10
organized probably under the name OF
the Baltimore aud York railroad com.
pany. This new line will use tho ter.
minnls and PASSENGER stati0na OF the
Pennsylvania, u traffic agreement
between the two having been agreed
upon. The new company will be
capitalized at Sl3. 100000.
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CeIlI.Ion on ,hs Lnhc.

CHICAGO. Jupe GA gaping hole In
tho black side " tho Goodrich Inns
steamer Virginia Just above the nit
langwsy, tells this morning OF the
narrow esoapo the steel lake greyhound
anu 200 passenReIa had last night from
Icing central nguros IN n terrible lake
tragedy. While the Virginia was &c.
turning from milwaukee, last night
rue colllded VITA the schooner
Mary A. Mu6Iegor. A lhlch
log prevailed al the tlme which
Rendered obIectl invisible NJ n distance
nI few feet. a panic ON board tue
virginia followed anu a rush fvr the
upper decka was uiaue by the terri fied
passengers. Tue quick command o.
oAplAin slein Of tue Virginia, who
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OCEAN RECORD nnoErN.
Tho ~ Paul MAKE. the Tour In Days
and % Hour.

NEW York, June - The AmSrioan
line steamer ~. Paul was sighted east
Of Fire island NJ 1879 this afternoon.
The 81. Paul lott Southampton at noon
May 3Dth, passed tho Needles about
half from File Island 10 Sandy Hook
light ship she will be due at that point
before O'Clock this afternoon aud her
time will be about 0 days 81 hours. The
beat previous time on record tho 81.
Paul made on her last voyage. This
was days, o hours and 81 minutes.
5ne has iha present trip reduced that
limo over ~ hours, anu also made n
new western record from Boutham pton.
Until today the record was held by the
American iiuer New York, days, 7
hours and ~ minutes. made In Sep
TENDER, 1894
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ST.. LOUIS, June 6.-rhe building
OF a nav road from 81. Louis TO tho
southwest via Sloan Springs 10 now
said to be assured. Contraois have
been lot for the construction OF n por-
ton Of the line. Back OF III. ID.
Mackey, the promoter OF the enter
prise, II Ia understood are enlisted the
financial Interests OF ii. A. Have
meyer, OF the sugar trust, and Mr..
McCurdy another eastern capitalist.
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III. Indian Appropriate. NH.

WASHINGTON. June 5.-rhe House
proposed compromise has been offered
In conference on the sectarian school
amendment OF the Indian appropri-
alton bill. Ii provides that the appro.
prlation for such school shall extend
TO the next fiscal year instead OF tue
next two flscal years. IL 10 thought the
Senate will accept the compromise. In
the House tho question 10 doubtful.
Representatives Linton and HaineT,
who led the hght against the appropri.
ations for sectarisn purposes, both de.
clare tina, such compounds cannot DO
aeoepted.
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was on the bridge. IN nltering the
course Of the steim er just % tue tso
vessels came together, prevented n hor.
fible lake disaster. As II was there is
large hole In the black side OF the
steamer while the schooner had her
bowsprit carried away and othefwite
was badly Injured py the collision.
The schooner was bound from Racine
to milwaukee,.
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American. No, Man,.a.

LONDON, June GA dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Lorenzo Mar.
quez, pslagos Bay, says that Mt.
Pointer, an American prospoctor. has
arrived there aboard the Hatiech Cas-
tie fiom Tamaiave, MadsgatcaT, where
the Engl.sh ana American c0nsuls
told MN It was useless TO remain. he.
cause the French refused licenses TO
foreign PROJECTORS.
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Arizona Democrats.

Tucson, Ariz., June 5.-The Demo.
cratic territorial convention will meet
here on Juns y. All oil the cou1tles
except one have elected delegates wno
are uneqlivocally pledged TO elect
mono but free silver dslsgates to this
Chicago convention. Thv present adj
ministfation was refused endorsement
In every convcntinn.
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An E.n.rxen.y club.

DIES MONKS, lows, Juno 5.-The
Emergency Club OF Dss Moines was
formed last night. Its object being tho
caro- OF sufferers from toruadoes anu
similar public calamitles. Mayor Mac.
Vicar Ia PRESIDENT; Hoyt sherman and
Mrs. John Wyman vice presidents; u.
L.. II. Browne secretary; Coarad
YoungermRu treasurer and Mrs. 5. w.
Hazard, Mrs. wyman the executive
committee which has charge OF the
club,s work.
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ANARCHY IN CRETE.
TURKS Bs.icged by InsuSEept chri,
tlnnr.

LONDON. Junu 5.-Tho Times has q
diepaion from Athens when says that
teltgrams from the island OF Crete In.
dicate state OF anarchy In tue whole
western portion OF tho island. In
numerous villages the Turks are be-
sleged by the insurgent Christians.
Wherever this Mohammedane are Ia n
majority they plumber aud murder the
Cur. a,ianS. Tue sound OF battle In the
villagos arc distinctly heard on board
ihe wafships In Suda Bay.
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DENVER, June 5.-The wife OF a
merchant who know Blanther, the San
Francisco murderer, three years bgO,
whom bo was living under tho name OF
Archibald Forbes. says ehe has seen
him on the street here within u week,
The officers are looking for him.
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Horrors Of the aaiiew..

CHICAGO, June 5.-Manaclsd, but
struggling ieebly with tho guards.
Joseph Windrath was executed this
afternoon. Not until the drop fell were
his awful cries stilled. IL was fourteen
minutes later before the heart ceased
beating.
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A. VIEWED m LONDON.
A Material change In This Country
Not Anticipated.

LoNDoS, Juno 5.-Discus,ing Amer.
lean prices the rimes eays:
whatever may be said nj tho con.
ventlons. II will probably be found
that solid maiorial Interests will suffice
TO prevent n sweeping change. Under
atilver regime, American securities
would - worth just about half their
face value. The Kentucky aud Kan.
.ss eilvetitss, Dc handing a ratio OF 10 TO
i, should really DO thanked for coming
into the open with proposals about
which there IL uoue Of thu fascinating
ambiguity OF straddlo."
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The Affairs OF tho cay Assume . Moro
Cheerful ASPECT.

sT. LOUIS, June 6.-rhe Affairs Of
the storm ridden district OF the two
c,ies arc taking on more cheerful
aspect. There Ia n noticeable decrease
In ths number OF applicants for aid,
aud the district relief stations may be
closed on Saturday. Whatever re-
mains Of the general fund will be left
In the keeping Of tho merchants ex.
change. The committee will continue
work wherever necessary. The relief
funds will reach slSS,l3l.
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Two Midget. Married.

NIAGARA FALLS, June 5.-rwo
midgols oEcI less tRAn four feet high
have been married here. They ate M.
l.. Comfort OF Oswego, ". ", anu
Mlss Eva II. White OF Monroe, Mich,
aged ~. They have known each
other Tor twenty Year,, met here by
appointment anu arc spending their
honeymoon here.
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nns. Ramsey DEAD.
Her Heroic Insri- TO save Her Illus.
band Too much tor iier.

81. Louis, No.. juno 6.-Mrs. J. p.
Ramsey, BIsler.in-lAw Of ID. Il. Ramsey,
sx.chie Of tho Order OF telegraphsrs,
died In East 81. Louis as result OF her
heroic ell lTta at reAuniny her husband
ron the rains OF the Vsndalia freight
house on tho night VI tue recent tor.
nado. Mr.. Ramsey still hovers between
lie anu death.
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PromipenI Iir.wsr mead.

CIHcISNATI, June 5.-Herr John
HaucS, president OF the Jonn Hauch
Brewing company, died last night,
aged Us. He IL multi-millionairo
and one OF ths most prominelt brewers
Of the West.
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French Expedition Routed.

BRAAs, Guine, West Africa, June o.
-Tno French Niger exposition has
been routed anu many OF lie members
killed by poisoned arrows In the
BorRoo country. The remnant OF ex.
petition arrived at Kama ON May IL,
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American engineer, salls for Southamp-
ton on the steamer Athl ia ON his way
~ the United States.l
], IL fumoied ut Pretoria that the
reiormofs will be each bo fiued $780,.
600.
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Another severe wind storm.

81. JOSEPH, No., June GA severe
wind storm early this morning caused
many people 10 seek their cellars.
Trees were blown down. IL 10 feared
there was q sewers storm In this vlcin.
ity
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Shiriy has employed counsel aud tasen
steps TO prosecute her claim IN the pto-
tate court ut Booton. she claims the
estate M the sole heir OF bof mother.
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Bosros, June "a fire early today
destroyed tho Boylston breweTy's
mammoth Ice house and damaged the
main building. The total loss Ia
$4,000.
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WAsHINoTOS. June 5.--rhe resoiu.
tlou declaring Martin Pop, >. O. or.
titled 10 the seat occupied by Lock >.
har, (Dem.) was agreei TO today, lis
IN a.
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WASHINGTON, June 6.-rhe Senate
confirmed tho nomination OF William
Churchill, Nav York, to DO consul at
Apis.
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~. a II. q. dividend.

New YoEIS, June 5.-It ~ officially
sisted that the Denver and Rio Gfande
railroad has deolated dividend OF l
per cent, payable July 10Th.
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An Unknown Mans Fatal
Leap Into the Jordan.
VERY SINGULAR SUICIDE.
Jumped From Tho White Fridge Into
The Turbulent Stream.
HIS BODY ROSE But TWICE,

After which 10 sank 20 the Bot,om
snd Was seen No nere-rbs sui.
eid''s sir"nE. Ac'ion-rIi. Pro-
gram of SELF Destruction Dsiibsr.
sisis Carried ou'-omcsr. Drsg.
E'nE tho nsd OF tho nivsr for the
Corpse.