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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-26
4 REVIVAL ~ ROsSIAND.
Assurance Of Crows Nest Railroad
Causes New Influx OF InVestorS

Harry White has come In from Ross
land where he is opening up the property
of the Fourteen Gold Mines Consolidated
Company and tells OF a renewed influx OF
Investors since the construction of the
Crows Nest railroad was assured.
The decision 10 build this road. said
he has drawn attention 10 the camp and
has inspired renewed confidence among
English capitalists, Many requests for In
formation are being received by cable
from as far away as South Africa and
Australia. The refusal of a Subsidy 20 Mr..
Heinze for IA road from Robson 10 Pentic-
ton, and the traffic arrange ment between
him and the Canadian Pacific 10 run
trains over his road from Robson 20 Ross
land makes Rossland the terminus OF the
Crows Nest road. The building OF that
road viii create competition and reduce
smelling charges and the cost of living
thereby bringing into the market many
mines which are too low grade to work
al present.
There Is much agitation abou, an ex-
port duty on ore. Rossland wants it. be-
cause she Is trying 70 force the lie Roi
people to build their smeiter, and the
lie fsoi people are awaiting the action Of
the government on the question. SLOGAN
and the other galena districts do not want
1t. because it will affect the marketing Of
their ores in the United States.
There is less building in Rossland now
than there was few months ago
but the streets have been graded and
many improvements are being made
Still there Is a good deal of money going
into development, III fact. Mr.. Oliver. the
manager OF the Bank OF British North
America. says that more money is COM
Ing In for that purpose than ever before
The trouble Is that too many people have
been coming in to engage in business.
and more laborers have come than could
find work.
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49, ---s----=- -s--------------s--~-~----
ZIG DEAL IN SLOGAN.
Farrell Sells Idaho. Ala mo and Cam
bertrand Grouv~ for xton ooa

one - ths largest deals In the SLOGAN
country was ratified on Monday az
meeting M New Denver whereby the
Scottish Colonial Gold Fields Limited sc
2niFe2 Property Ger shou. Ss3u ss The
principal seller IS J. n Farrell who SAID
q the deal 20 the Spokesman Review:
ne fact -. thar the Alamo group ~
eight claims: possibly the Cumberland
Mining Ceuirauv's property - five CLAIMS
the Idaho Mining Company, with two
claims tbs Slocan Mil Company's con-
eentra'or. ard the SLOGAN Tramway COM
paay's holdings. have all been sold % the
Scottish Colonial Gold Fields Limited
On not desire ~ say the CufuhevlanSl's
property has been Sold. bat I, is my an
Outstanding that this company. which IS
owned exclusively ny w e and w II.
Yawkey. Will probably pass 20 me Edin-
hurgh syndicate as soon as the ncees-
sary meetings have been held IN ~a;sfy
the sale. TIE control 81 the Idaho coni-
panys holdings also goes 20 that COM
rany."
The Alamo has eight 10 nine feet II
ga,ena. gray copper and carbonates IS
well developed and has paid slSeo". The
Alamo tunnels have been extended
through the Idaho. which has paid ST.
99 dividends. shipments have averaged
@s1 70 SO tons a month. but the proper
ties are now idle.
The new company has extensive plans
for the future working Of the properties.
They expect 10 enlarge the mill SO as 10
enable II tn work the output of three
basins about 1.-THE Alamo the Idaho and
the Wild Goose. or Corinth. From the
latter ore VIII he handled from property
owned by =. w Callahan. Coleman and
Evans. of Vancouver. and their London
friends
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TIE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures SATURDAY JuNr ,e ,s,-

Y is vnIffegf ~ 81 and has beer given -
the clssh IS NJ Mayer Withsn a cErr;e
Is perfect representation ~ 3 Fat u7ar
"a q bicycle while on TIE lows- part q
the cirrfs appears the inscription. one
nalf mile fat E,sns rare"
Tta rivalry thst has sprung III over the
fat rya@m-s race is sztense, ard IN order 20
preserve harmony all around Chairman
ru-sagf. Of the racing committee. has
decided n make II handicap affair. The
secret q Il s that VIE II. Parry has
been in training for three days and Il IS
feared NJ xIu have az unfair advantage
over Col 2 2 Essen and Gen g 1arr.
Mr. Ffursbut declared that M Parry
woaia ha pat on scratch. IL WAS reYsart-
e. yesterday ,hat q 14-aound wonder vas
coming from british Columbia. and frar
Nr Parry would NOT be ia il with him.
vhen Ar. Euyihgt heard ot this he said
he would pat IRE wonder back OF scratch.
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FAT MEMS BICYCLE RACE.
Will III. Parry I'm Traininw-Hands @ IN e
Medals on Exhibition

The medals for the amateur bicycle
races July ; under the auspices of the
Queen city Good Roads Club for the ben
eft of the Lake Washington path are
now on exhibition In Joseph MAYER *
Bros. show window. They are fully up
70 expectations. and will have a tend
ency to attract all the prominent anna
tours in Western Washington The de-
signs Of both gold and silver medals are
the same, the center piece being a wheel.
Surrounding this Is a tire. From the
center of the wheels extending at right
angles Is a pair OF wings. the emblem If
the l.. IL. w. At the top of the tire are
the initials Of the @. c. 6. r. C. In blue
enamel. The lower part of the tire is
decorated with net work Of leaves The
ofoSs-har upon which the medal hangs
contains the name OF the event
The medal which attracts the most at
tention is the enc for which the fat men.
90 pounds or over, are going to compete
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ANOTHER TREADWELL NINE.
rrendwell Company Bays n Big
Property on DOUGLAS Island.

Special Dispatch to the Post-intelligcnccr
TACOMA. June 25.-ft remains for
passenger from China TO tell some fresh
Alaska news. John iSrough Fyfe. civil
engineer who has been in China for TWEEN
tynve years, arrived on the Tacoma this
evening. en- route 10 Juneau TO visit his
daughters. Mrs. Robert Duncan and Mrs
j. c. Corhin. Mr.. Fyfe says he received
a letter from Mrs. Duncan before he left
the Orient In which she stated that .he
Treadwell company had purchased a val-
liable property on Douglas island ana
would erect a big plant In the near future
The company paid $3.50 900 for the prop
erty. The ore is much the same quality
that In the Treadwell and shows as
says running from s, TO $40 n ton There
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MYSTERIOUS RGI,sHs


CHICAGO. jane Z---'rhe police ~ head
quarters ~ere somewhat startled b. Il
strange voice Of the telephone saying,
We are bio8InE UP the safe ~ & Dear
oefn street. Come quick ard ysg ear get
US
II va considered practical sose ara.
although lhe number Efv~a l. only fuo
b1acEa from the station 70 attention ~as
pa5a - the matter until the proprietor %
the plumbing esfa alisa&aemE r. s. Dear
born street notified the police thzs several
hundred dolIars' worth Z goods had been
stcien- Ar atteEuDt hac also 0aea made
10 blow Hp the safe which stands GireFtiv
uncer 'ae telephone but the burglars had
t@en frightened away before finishing the
100
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contribution 20 fhe evolutionary ssnds
IA ezra aafsscTipf{a.s should D. started
among Gg5sane fs the f-nfrset states ard
aarosa ter tas purpose % raising a augu
- a5sneT Sufficient - FysIycnase ART Ssyas
90 tHe p@tr8ot army wsta5g three months
iiH7e sil the resos. whseh ir the orssl-
tiagy cos1Faa of affairs. w2siid be SHIPPED
II taenl during 81 Ns4sfFe year
TIE plan, - short r - MAKE or great
effort 50 snip oue years snpysiv. go snat
tsEs Gatsu army maF undertake az az
gge*s4Fe policy instead 81 f94f0sxfmx ttss
present s-essr~. vsi~fs \ iack az sufficient
suppf4es conepeis e 70 observe.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

SALT LAKE. June g.-The Rio Grande
Western railway has purchased the Utah
Central railroad The price paid IS near
So {s0.
BUFFALO. \. Y, June 25-The annual
convention 81 the American Institute of
Homeopathy convened in this city yester-
day.
MANKATo. MINI. June 25-The large
department store Of longni 4 Thomas
has closed. Liabilities, estimated at
go GO assets. sl9).lsE.
SANDWICH. III. June 2s-The sand
wich Enterprise Company. manufacturers
Of cotton Planters, and fern mac inery.
has assigned. Liabilities S2n9@.
CATHAGE 40 June Z5.-Bryan spoke
10 n crowd Of l5.0s@ ~ the chsutaBqua
grounds on hi-rnet8llisn yesterday and
his utterances we're enthusiastically cheer
ed.
WASHINGTON. June 2s.-Rrie. Gen
Arson MriE formerly colonel Of ghe Third
cavalry. and uow stationed ae II P3so.
Tex mas been retired On ms own appllca-
ton.
SALT LAKE. June &-Tbe members q
the Montana Press Association arrived IN
Satt Lake yesterday.
Los ANGELES. Cal. June . William
NeG hotel clerk from Philadelphia who
took morphine witG suicidal intent az tbs
broadway hotel yesterday. died this morn
ins.
ST LOUIS. June . Martin Ensey.
7.ho Is charge attn sgss1ifing AMI rob
hsns = + Collins % s. 90 al Merfimac
heights has been released on bonds ia tbs
sasa Of $esa
pADUcAH. KY. june r. 1t 70 reported
here that Miller. y $50 assaulted the s.
year-oia Is lighter Of j Z. W'IheS 81 ID
avx5Iie and Was taken 20 Prince son for
safek.*p8rg was iynched last nighf.
PRESCOTT, Ariz.. jane .s.-Ahe Thomp-
son indicted witn Jim Parker for fra.a
robbery pleaded guilty 10 robbery and
vas sent encsd tcAsy 30 flve years iu the
per4tentsAry. E'arssF = - 1Ferce was post
rcued aaili tomorrow. IA ard T. - Nil
fer we're previously convicted OF the y0ur-
DE- 81 80 Norris The jury fixed "a. pen
aEt~ ia Miller cas-. at imprisonment for
use.
LOS ANGELES June z~The annual
t-s-ertson ~ tfe Soldiers Home by tha
hoard az Managers took place y @sihe-%dss.
T-gg.. showing was satisfactory T. ia ex-
s5e-cts3 fhat Gov. Rowland SEl - tFarx-
t4rrea 20 tine Soldiers HONE a. IaAvesi-
worth ard t1e present governor OF that
roryle Col A J. Smith VIII ~ par is
charge - me FsclGc branch al santA
MoIica-
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FINDS ron GINA.
sssesal Subscription Ia u. Started
In the tinted states.

sEw YORK june "a meeting ~
sen.asng cghans presided over by Dele
az fhanas Estrada Palma. VAS Laid At
= Ass1r house and was largely attended
i ssantets merchants and others having
Yesssty or interests IN cuba. The meet
81 sAlsh WAS private. had for It's object
u agreement upon a plan FOR raising
sssga short time the necessary funds
tsFgy on decidedly vigorous campaign
ir4inss the Spanish government In Cuba
sss sih,er IN case the absolute lnhepena-
Nes 4 The Island is not hy that time es-
hissbsa
I sas suggested and approved that ia
sSdsioa 70 The usual voluntary monthly
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VAST INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
4 New Channel Between the Rio
Grandc and Mississippi.

AUSTIN Tex. Jane Gov. Culber-
son today issued can for a convention
al Rockp0rt. Tex. August -. for the pur-
pose Of considering the developing and
opening ~ the chain OF basins. lakes and
baYous lying parallel 10 and along the
Golf coast from the mouth Of the BIO
1rande 10 the Mississippi. general at
tendance of delegates from Louisiana and
other Interested states is invited.
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BRISTOL Ting. June a The 4a1th an
nivefEary Of the dlEcoFerY by John Cabot
% the North American mainland was
celebrated here today by the laying OF
TIE foundation stone for the Cabot me-
rno-sai tower on the site Of Brandon hill,
IN the heart OF the CITY
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FUNERALS WE'RE POSTPONED.
Hargiar Had stoisn the FashIonabte
uur5as Robes.

BOSTON. june q Three fashionable
funerals In Lynn were postponed yester-
dag because burglars had stolen the
burial robes which were Ia a dreSsmaking
establishment An attempt was made TO
borrow or buy ready made vestments for
the dead. but they were not satisfactory
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s-nxe wonsen Cyclists.

OAKLAND. Cal. June Two women
have JUST ridden their bicycles over the
Sierra Nevada mountains from Carson
CITY ~ Oakland The trip took 4 trlfse
over four days. The fearless women rid
ers. 3 10 are said 20 be the srst 70 brave
rs@ steep roads # these mountains. ara
Mrs George Mclaughlin and her niece.
Mrs Carrie 3s3ghe.s.
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terssy Aessn a Ecuse . noZse ca7YBss tor
sne purpose - securing coaTerts. =
50 argg@se 5he g@ople tnat whe1 tH%
elders attempted e bold services they
acre retffse6 ~ a coraTsittse % cltszers
that TIE people wesssa uog alapw tas pF5-
Tacy - t1slE norzea g b. laEaGes. ard
thaE the elders FDass isaTe town TEey
lefr n me fEet i-aln
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The stiles Divorce Case.

CHICAGO. June z4-The celebrated
Stiles divorce case has Leen brought TO
an abrupt end in the supreme court at
ptt0wa III The court tindlags reVersos
the findings OF the superior and appellate
courts. the husband being granted an alb
solate divorce from his wife and being also
given the custody OF thes I0-ycar-old
daughter. Polly.
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HfLWAT hEE Jane @s--Tfs-s IS llttis
doubt thar @ss erupt9ses a. tan Bay Nss~
works ~ fae flfl10i~ Steel s-cFEsT any wfil
& On g STRIFE SsIy . \ committee wait
81 on S8ps- Thomas 2 Ests wgth tne
scate for next year, nu: M ReiS turnsd
tassa certify away They uow say tfa-
unless conference Is granted 5y tse
Gate mentioned they will guss work
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Expieston of Molten Metal.

PITrSBI RIG. June z5.-~py an EXPLOSION
Of molten metal at the plsqussne plant
OF Carnegies mill three men were badly
burned George Rauhamuir G. ". fold
eruau and Elmer Berwick. Bsuhamuir
wili probably die The explosion was
caused by a twenty-ton ladle overturn-
ing in pool of water.
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are large quantities of this orc AMI Il Ia
believed there Is a bonanza In H. notSrs
Duncan. Fyfe's son>in-iaw. 10 an eighth
owner in the Treadwell property.
Mr.. tyfe says the white people In China
are praying that the rebels win whIp tho
Spaniards in the Philippines, for tho rca-
son that the Spauiards are SO brutal.
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oxford. uo.o-ar, Degrees.

OXFORD. Eng. June 2s.-Oxsor,i uni.
vers!ty has conferred the honorary de.
gree of doctor OF divinity on his grace.
the Most Rev Robert Maehray. arch.
bishop NJ Rupertslaud and primnte of all
Canada. and upon the Most Rev. John
Travers Lewis, archbishop Of ontario and
me tr0poiitan of Canada.
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Hloyvn Up With Dynamite.

PIT~TSBU rig. June 2S.-An Italian Ia
borer's shanty near Brilliant; station was
blown Up by dynamite last night. A man
named AntoniotU was instantly killed
aud Fictorini Satorinaiia was fatally in
tured. II is believed the explosion was
the result of "a plot.
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4 California Fire.

FRESNO Cal. June z6-i1 20 A m
Word has just besn received from Sanger.
fifteen miles southeast q Fresno, that
Ore - raging there which threatens TO de-
stroy the TOWN Fresno ASs sent an en-
gine over on a special train.
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N CABOT - HONOR.
Fonr Haadr~sith Anniversary of Dis
..nxcry of Neks fonHdiaaa

ST. JOHNS. y. e.. june 9f-The cele-
hTatiun ia connection with the goth ami
Fersary Of the discovery OF NsWfoGnd-
iaad Dy John Cabot on June a 1856, Was
appropriately observed here today.
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n Killed by His Brother.

TELLURIDE, Colo. June 35-Richard
=. Bennett vas shot and killed this morn
ing in his saloon by Emanuel Bennett.
his brother. The shooting was the result
Of ili feeling that had existed for three
months.
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Following is the standing Of the National
League clubs:
seattle Brewing q Mating Co.'s

X aiser beer has been placed on the mar
ket today. and can be had at all principal
up till July 4th. CAN for a
- h aistr"
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Refe star Ses.foD (aouea

BERLIN. June 75--in the rsichstag to-
cay, after the bill providing for supple
meutaFy estimates had paSsed it's third
reading Imperial Chancellor Hohenlohe
read the imperial message closing the
s..a.lnrl
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Norman Found Guilty.

GRAND FORKS y d. june 25.-After
being out forty hours. the jury In the
Norman murder case returned a verdict
Of guilty. with Imprisonment for life.
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WASHINGTON. June g.-Mercer Loaf
the first game today and Swain went In
the box in the second inning. Rusle was
almost inv1ucicle IN pitching but errors
hv b .yasaIf and Warner aided the Sefa tors
IN getting runs in the second game Nc
James dfa mastery work while Ncekin
was hit hard Attendance, 400. Score:
First game
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So PETERSBURG. June g.-The Rus
alan t1rrst tronclsd GauFoot. one 81 the
bsi vessels u the Imperial navy. ran
upon g reef near Christensen today dur
irz storm and sank ain10st Immediately.
The crew Is reported - sed.
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xlO-Eyery Day

Seattle to San Francisco. tourist. SIS first
class. both including tree berth. for train
leaving daily at $50 a. III. Southern Pa
citic Ticket Office, 6l9 First avenue
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sns wsss-d@Hnes vein - galess mt<eSs
WIN quartz. The clean ore assays I'D
OUNCES silver ant a per cent. lead The
o%ners - Skis promising property are
IccEl Y~@-
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Bate ries-K lobedanz. Lewis and Camel;
Hoffer and Bowerman. Umptres- Emslle
and ODay.
BROOKLYN. June 25.-The three pitch
ers who took part ia todays game had 10
chance to show what they were able 10
do as the players on both sides had on
their batting clothes. Score:
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Shipasent Og Sitye

NEW YORK. June 25-The steamer I'm
bria will take out 20. so ounces of silver
iQmnfrnn.
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MERIDIAN Miss Jaae 2s-Elders
Rydalch Pomeroy. Parish and Jones. four
Mormon elders from Utah We're run out OF
Meridian this afternoon. The elders yes
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Her royal majesty's ship Pallas Will
anchor In Portland harhor about June q
70 assist in The auesn's Jubilee Celebration.
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~xsr ~ THE HANDS OF a
NEGRO MOB

,..4,>.... white Wan ',.' rs"p",.'
,.eh syisaams Je'fns""->s-
rse.. rA's"'-n'aE % "a"
a..e.. EsiI Another " bite
x... earaiaer-The s''""''"" "
un,s~s Thirst q" AxenE" TAR
1..er's Dessh--s"r'""" '"""'"'
x-x.afe Troops Ordered oat
~ ts,sed states "eS'A
n. xherirs Once.
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Grammar school Games To-day

Ire grammar schcol aThiefir ~e-fFS 1T
commence promptly At o'clock this AFT
err0on at the = NJ =. a PARK. 4s.4a
vii Ne over fitty contestants. and con-
sgde-ing she rivalry that exists among
ire schools the events ought 10 be holly
CONTESTED.
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Batteries-McJaue res and Mcclure. Nee
Kin ard Warner. UmpiTe-Lynch.
PITTSBJ- re June 25.-St. Louis hit
Hawl.y pretty hard today. bat in a spas
modic way. which did not produce runs.
Mark Baldwin. who secured judgment
against President Won der ne in his suit
for false arrest, attached the 81. Louis
share of the box office receipts today. At
tendance. l.s01. Score:
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err WET. jane 81 iia@ go 80 - -.
hsi = .rs hands o. negro rao0 sast
49, xnste sIsiz@a waa st3lsl ~ tie
81 ~ Yesterday syfvanaa
ss.vved p.lse assault Oh WHITE
NJ Margaret Atweil- vas cf1f3-
$50 - "a es,gr1 house for AeaT4hg-
-. -, ,saru waa crowded aud q. II.
- -. ; s@ls-knowH cieiz a. aFose
,...s Are there enogaa wEIte men
- rang the negro" There WAS q
- - .ssss aae the crowd closed ia
: - .sgssoEsr. TIE silesih Htd NJ '4si'.'-
sr.z their revolver ana nsa@ tfs@
- !. hay. Eblis Johnson "as a. once
f,z+-sss back 20 1ais.
80 - ,nass ga; herel "a front - toe boiie-
Z - afs r.. the negroes cried OFT -
= gsna.~scn. auG rush vas s1aaa
b ssr Through The efforts oi :}iA
p.ndlafor. made his escape IN a
- IRE negro mot then gathered
-. ,ss jsH to prevent the lynching %
go ard oyer threats we're made 10
- am white inan that came 70 f'fe
= lhest Il o'clock last night william
-xsssss whiie man. gas sitting -
-. a TIE court house. when several
- sopFoaeaed BAN and ordered ham
- Be arose 30 obey. and a. soon
!, II hat vas Turned tbere rang ont
- rack Of . n9mier Il pistols. and
srs,aer received a ip<ftai wound from
ysa i.s died
a. xh,iss are Inclined 10 aveng. Gard
-. Death. aad another attempt 80
- Johnson is expected to he made to-
-, SERIOUS conflict between the
80. saS blacks IL feared the militia
| ! rsadiaesa fet any disturbance. hay
/ !. -. ordered OCT by the governor, and
Is. rn;sea states troops are at the head
sausess q, tAs sfsrin.
sxerrtar, AiseF Tetearspbs.
glsplsGTOS, June Is Secretary
In, has ielesraphsd the commandment ~
a sast II hes Vest for teiegrapnic adj
~ sslEK the exact situation. Action
! b taksn all depend upon the response
. 'AeE inquiries.
Tss request Of the governor Tor assist
- d Federal troops was discussed ar a
sss<snps at the White House tonight.
rsge ssFe present. besides tho president,
ssess.ssy Alge:. Attorney General Mo-
sssas and cen BFeck # the army The
sas.rsaes lasted long after II =. m Sec
,tsfs Aver said there had been nothing
,afssr received from Key Vest bearing
q IL situation and that. In tae absenca
< ssfshsr Information 30 action had been
assn There are row two companie OF
sslHsry and olle 81 more OF infantry sta-
sHsE IL that point.
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Batteries-Hawley and Merritt Donohue
and Douglass Umpire-Sheridan
BOSTON. June 25.-Hoffsr pitched at
ball for the Ba!Jmofes up TO the sixth
inning. but In the ninth went TO pieces
Score:
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Batteries-F'isher, Mcmahon and Grim;
Orth and CIements. Impire-McDonaId
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