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TUKF OSSIP.
" CONDUCTOR Nc Nanus TO Bring a Sta
bic to California.

Conductor Nc Udnus to Bring a Sta
Die to California.
Influenza, which ruined so many good
horses stabling at Morris Park in 1896, IS
again prevalent this year.
When McManus, the ex-conductor and local
turf punger, left for the East some weeks'ago
he told q friend that he intended purchasing
some horsefesh that would more than hold
its own with the best out mere next winter.
Phil Archibald is booking at Sacramento,
and, as he IS one of the old scnoo:, should do
we'll Reports say the game at the capital
city is pretty fierce.
Tom Hazlett, the jockey, is in the employ of
George Rose at Sacramento.
Admission to the track at Sacramento is 25
cents and, if the importunate turf admirer
does not happen to possess the fee, markers
go returning turtle from there says Starter
'Dick" Ledyett is rapidly aging, and has
more troubles than political boss
Martin Hughes, the wel-known bookmaker
who with Pete Riley chaIked up prices at the
local tracks last winter, will have q poolroom
in operation q Sausalito next week.
The Dominican, full brother to The Friar IS
SAID by Eastern writer's to be & very smart
colt.
Leader Ban, the useful gray sprinter. broke
down in his last race at st. Louis
1t is said the Jockey Club officials have
pretty strong evidence of collusion between n
an Eastern bOokmRkeT and a Western jockev
and that there Is apt 10 be considerable doin'
within few days
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AFFRAY NEAR sHfRIDAN.
Fatal Shooting the Result of a Polftioa
Quarrel.


Quarrel.
SHERIDAN, Or, JIne 4-E. B. Crum
this morning shot Lloyd Russell with a
Winchester rifle at a point twelve miles
north of here. Russell will probably die.
The ball entered from the right side
passed through the body and wounded a
horse.
Russell is quiet man who has the re.
spect and good will of the entire neighbor-
hood. Crum felt that Russell had mis-
used him, owing to the fact that Russell
superseded him as clerk OF the school dis
trict last spring.
There is neigh borhood road passing
through Crum's place. which Russell had
10 traverse TO get out to the county road.
Crum forbade him TO pass over it. This
morning Russell disobeyed the edict and
passed out. As he was returning. a
woman accompanying him, he was ac-
costed bv Crum, who is reported 10 have
said Il thought L told you not to use
this road. l may as well fix you now as
any time" Crum then ieveled his rifle
and shot Russell. There Is great indiena-
tion in the neigh borhood.
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Five furlongs, maiden wv o-year-olds-
Naoma i 3 CIuberVille), to
BarlsSO l13 (Garner), = 10 ....... 2
Moch l13 (>laughter) 5 to .. 8
Time, 1;U4 'niSh Priestess, Princess Beatrice,
Nancy TIL. Florence Bruen, Leone Il. Cake Walk
Omer, Lough Mask, Collars and CuTs and The
Brewer also ran.
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Mrs. SQuireS' Two Cooks
Depart From johann
neSburg.
UnWritten Law of the Desert
Mines Com piled With
at Last.
Expulsion OF the UnWeICome Asia
tics Unattended by Violent
Demonstrations.

RANDSBURG, CAL, June 4-The I'M
written law of the Rand was finally re-
spected to-day, when Mrs. Squires of the
Hotel Johannesburg said a1ieu to the two
Japanese cooks, Henry Morsa and Frank
Juzak!.
The citizens committeeman, Steele and
Stevens, arrived at johannesburg this
morning and found the little brown men
ready to depart. Steele asked Mrs. Squires
how much, she had 10 by engaging the
cooks to come from Los Angeles, only to
be deprived of their services after week.
She said the experiment had cost So 60,
and this sum was paid to her by the COM
mittee. The citizens then assured her
that the return fares of the Japanese
would be paid as far as LosAngeles and that
there need be no alarm for their safety.
Some delay was caused by the guests in
their farewell greetings and well wishes,
but nothing more ubstaniial was offered
to the ex-cooks. Alter Driver Woods
called "All aboard u the horses were sent
on gallop over the old road crossing the
hill between the two camps and, passing the
principal mines, traversed through Butte
avenue. Never an outcry was heard from
the scores of bordermen who were passed
during the trip. The only demonstration
made was IN front OF the st. Elmo Hotel,
where tiresome agitator started in to in
form the Japanese that their kind of
people was not wanted. Both the COM
mitteernen and Driver Woods caught hi m
and forced him away, amid the plaudits
of the bystanders.
Both of the Japanese declared them
selves satisfied with their treatment at
the hands of the com mittee and said that
they would not have attempted to come
here had they known that there was any
objections to their race at the desert
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rxIcKED BY 4 PooL-ss11ER.
SGWsdIttO's Marshal 'PIaved'' Hors.
Hhich Did Not Start

SAUSALITO, CAL, June 4.-Ths de-
tense in the case brought by the town of
Sausalito against w. T. Barnett, repre-
senting the com mmission house OF Har-
rison & Co.. who was arrested for re-
ceiving 81 from Marshal John T. Creed
as "A bet on a certain horse named Johnnie
McHale, running upon an Eastern track,
will not only be unique but will show
how easy thing II Is 10 "tool" the non-
betting public. When Greed purchased
the ticket on Johnnie Mchale, he little
knew that the horse never crossed the
linl-in fact did not run at all on that
day. The poolmen knew for what pur-
pose Creed was betting, and gave him a
ticket which meant nothing a all.
So while the citizens of Sausa.ito are
being examined as to their qualification
10 act as jurors the trouble will all be
wasted. 1t will be i'm mpossible to'obtafn a
conviction In the case If the facts claimed
by the defense are proved true.
Six jurors to try the case have been
sworn: They are: J. B. Baraty. John
Nunes, c. J. Swan, A. Pereira, William
Milton and +. Z. Bartlett.
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burglary Near Fresno.

FRESNO. CAL, June 4.-The country
home of Professor J. w. Anderson, ex-
State Superintendent of Schools, who re-
sides south of this city, was entered by
burglars to-day for the third time within
the past few months. The professor lost
a considerable amount of personal prop
erty. The Japanese cook was at home
alone at the time OF the robbery, and he
says that two men attacked him and, after
overpowering him, bound him to fence
near by while they ransacked the house.
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0U1RANTINED At GALvEsroN.
AtcktUaTd Predicdment of a OumerciaI
Con0ress delegate.


GALVESTON, TEX, June Al. J.
Pomby. delegate from Colon bia to the In
ternational Commercial Congress at Phil
adelphla, is a passenger on the British
steamship Explorer which arrived yester-
day morning and is being held in quaran-
tine. Pomby Is wealthy banker and
merchant of Carthagena and is very anx-
ious to attend the congress, but the
chances are tina: he will not be released
until Sunday, which will be too late for
the congress. DR.. Mayfield, quarantine
officer OF the port advised that as the
ship was entirely healthy the delegate be
permitted to land. This authority was
secured, but it seems that passenger can
not be landed until the custom-house peo-
pie say so. The Collector appears to have
no discretion under the law in the matter
Pomby has wired the congrets a Phila-
delph,a to use its influence in his behalf
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One mile. selling
Powhattan 95 (Nutt), TO 1............. ........
Duke OF MOntrose II 100 (H. Williams % to l. o.:
Raymond 100 (Hicks), 10 l. Observation-Disclosures.
Time, 1852 Mermaid, Rattle Boy, Wee Re
ga, Tariff Reform, B, Eleanor Nc and Lizzi
Nc also ran.
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Progress of Bimetallts M.

LONDON, Eng. June 4.-Henry White.
First Secretary of the United States
EN- bassy here, will go to Paris tomorrow
to interview Senator Wolcott of the
bimetailic delegation. White will report
to AMBASSADOR Hay of the progress of
the delegates in advance. Several conver-
sations have taken place between the
British Foreign Office and the United
States Embassy regarding the feeling OF
the British Government on an interna-
tional monetary conference.
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Thirtee u-sixteenths OF n mile, maiden
Rowland Duet lO7 Ct. Murphy, Ito l'..........
Zephyrus IOT iSlaughter), 10 .................2
Can tiaIlop q6 lHnl). 10 10 :
Time :2-24. Gold Band, Zarina Practitioner
Judge stouier Uryan, Correspondent NJ. Rey
mods. SoGrd sense, Governor John, Evidence and
Ouray a. 20 ran
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CYCLONE IN NEW YORK.
7tco Fatalities and Great Destruction {
Oneida County.

Oneida County.
UTICA, n. Y, June A cyclonic
storm swept over a territory about twenty
miles long and half mile wide in the
western central part of this county yes
terday. Great damage was done bv the
wind, especially in the town of West
moreland, where at least half a dozen
barns were blown away and several houses
moved from their foundations. In one
barn Mrs. Charles Cook took refuge with
her son, years old. The barn ielI and
Mr.. Cook was instantly killed and the
boy crushed so badly that he cannot live.
In every direction the highways are
blocEed by the trees blown across them.
Telephone and telegraph lines are broken.
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THE INoUIRF FLICKERs OUT.
No Further Interest ia the IrGnst
hGid JnresttOatton.

raid Inrestt0ation.
LONDON, Eng, June 4.-The inquiry
OF the Parliamentary South African COM
mittee into the TransvaaI raid has flick
cred out. At the sitting at Westminster
Hall to-day the committee utterly failed
TO disclose the mysterious kilograms
which passed between the Rhode sian
group in London and Premier Rhodes in
Cape Town prior to the raid, and the only
reference to the messages was made by
Lawyer Pope in his closing speech in be-
half of Rhodes. Pope said that some per-
sons desired that a mysterious scent be
followed and something unearthed which
had not reached the committee. Would
these suspicious, if true. he asked, tend to
upnold the interests of her Majesty's SER
vice or the reputation of the country a.?
There were some things, he said, which
were beyond even party spirit.
1t is expected that the report of the
com mittee TO Parliament Will De colorless
expressing sympathy with the Uitland ers.
but condemning the raid.
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committed three similar offenses. He did
not seem TO be particularly repentant
The execution met with public approval,
AUNCHING OF me rRLAcEroN
The GWnbOdt Property Christen ed as She
G'fdes DasOn the Uays.

INe UUhOoHt ITOperty ChrtRtcn ed as She
G'ide' Dason the Hays.
CAMDEN, n. j., June 4-The United
States composite screw gunboat Princeton
has been successfully launched from the
yards at Kaighns Point. Miss Margaret
w. Updyke, the daughter of Major
Updyke of Princeton, christened the
vessel, sdeftly breaking the bottle of vine
over the Prov as the craft glided grace
fully down the ways. The Princeton is
one of fleet of six boats of her class, and
will probably be stationed in South
American waters. Her cost. not including
the electric lighting plant and interior
fittings, is $23O,OO0. She is 204 feet long
over all, 36 feet beam, with 1000 tons dis
placement at normal draught. The
armament of the vessel will consist OF six
4-inch rapid fire guns, four 6.pounders
and two l. Founders.
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EPIDEMIC Ar FOWLER.

Four Deaths Hjthin n FeuU Davs From
Form Of Dysentery.
FRESNO. CAL, June 4.-An epidemic
of form of dysentery is prevalent at
Fowler, ten miles south Of this CITY.
There have already been four deaths and
the two resident physicians have about
twenty-five cases of sickness on their
hands. The disease seems TO be an after.
math of the measles with which a larpe
mum Der were affected in that community
last winter. Three OF the victims were
children ana the fourth man aged 40
years. 1t is believed that the epidemic Is
now abated somewhat.
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Myron Nc Cord Reof,e,.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 4.-Myron
McCord, whose nomination as Governor
of Arizona is pending before the Senate
Committee on Territories, was before that
committee four hours to-day, repIvine to
charges made agains. him by District
Attorney Wilson of Arizona In connection
with the Territorial Board of Control.
The matter went over till the next meet
ing of the committee.
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SETTLED IT WITH .PIsToL>.
Indian Territory Farmers Quarrel Orer
Passage of ScriDtur.

WICHITA, KANs., June EARLY this
week two farmers, John Kennedy and
S.las Anderson, quarreled over passage
OF Scripture while on their way home from
prayer meeting, near Rolf, l. T. The
quarrel waxed very warm until both men
separated to go to their respective homes.
Next evening the two men met again and
both having pistols this time they drew
their guns and opened fire. Anderson
was so badly wounded in one leg that
amputailon was necessary. The opera
ton, however, was of no avail, as he has
since died. kennedy cannot be found.
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SANTA LocEA MINES SOLD.
st. Louts Capitalists to DeusIop tho Art
coma Group.

PHOENIX, ARIz., June 4.-The Santa
Locea group of mines. near Dragon Sum-
NIT, owned by Bell & Stephens of Silver
City, New Mexico, has been sold to St.
Louis capitalists. In this group are the
old Golden Rule mines that formerly were
owned and operated by Crawford, Silver
City banker. There was small mill in
the Sulphur Springs valley, but the prop
erty has practically stood idle since the
Crawford failure In 1885, save fer an oc-
casional shipment of ore by chloriders.
The Santa Locea vein is quite fat. II
lies at about forty-eight degrees, and will
average for 800 feet of workings about
thirty inches In width, widening in many
places forty-eight 1nches. 1t has a quartz
gouge which carries free GOLD along the
wall, and which can be graded 10 high
values. Heavy gray cerbonates of lead,
high in gold lie along the wall. The
property will be in charge of George w.
Bibbens an experienced California and
n eYada miner.
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FREIGHr BUBh U CONTENTION.
Cincinnati B"siLy arranging to Reoetue
Delegates and PisifOrS

CINCINNATI, OHIO, June Active
preparations are IN progress for the enter
talnment Of visitors to the convention of
freight bureau representatives. which is
to be inaugurated next week. The dele
gates, however, will devote the bulk of
their time to the consideration of i'm
portant questions in relation 10 pooling
legislation now pending IN CONGRESS.
Representativ tives from New York, Chi
cago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Denver Mil.
waukee and other portant cities VIII be
present The Foraker bill will come in
for special share of attention. the aim
being TO consider and recommend such
leg islation as will be fair and eouita bile
alike 10 the merchants and the railroads g
of the country.
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MTSTIo sRRINEKA, PILGBIMAGE.
Dstrott Preparing to Entertain the I'm
peridI Council

peridl Council.
DETROIT, Mich, June 3.-Mystic
Shriners are busily engaged in making
preparations for the entertainment of the
Imperial Council Of that order, which
Will convene in this city Tuesday next
Among other features, the convention
will be signalized by the ntrod uction of
the new and artistic official badge of
Moslem Temple, which will also be used
as the souvenir badge TO be presented to
the Imperial Council delegates. The
namepIate is surrounded bv a rope mold
ing, the significance of which will be ap-
parent to every Shrlner. The shield, sus-
pended by Chains. bears in relief the arms
of the State of Michigan, and from the
shield depends the special sign of the
Arabic order, the scimiter and star and
crescent surrounded by The Sphinx head
A ceremonial meeting OF Mystic Shrin-
ers will be held tonight for the initiation
Of new members who desire to be in line
before the great caravan starts on its
pilgrimage.
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Mr.. Drftcu Dies at sIaru,rt1e.

MARYSVILLE, CAL, June AIRS.
Alicia Dutficy, one of the most popular oil
Yuba County's pioneer women, died at
the home of her daughter, Ms. Jacob
Tomb, in this city, at 8 o'clock this morn
ing in the eighty-seventh year of her age.
The only surviving son of the deceased is
Judge NJ. c. Dufficy of San Rafael. She
owned property in Yuba, Plumas, Ala
m eda and San Francisco counties.
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Slated for a GOOD Po,t..ou.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 4.-harry
Wilson, brother of Senator John L. Will
son OF Washington, will probably be APP
poin ted Minister to Chile. Wilson is now
in Washington. He has been assured that
he Is slated tor some good position in the
diplomatic service. He was a delegate TO
the St Louis convention and a mem Der of
the Notification Committee.
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Sample intended to use it to irrigate
several sections OF land.
Miller d Lux, who are riparian owners
on the San Joaquin River in this valley,
Instituted injunction proceedings against
the lumber company, preventing it from
dlverting the water from Stevenson Creek
in the mountains which is one of the
main tributaries of the river. For this
reason the fTme company was unable to
supply Sample with the water as it had
contracted 10 do.
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Corbefrs Claim to n Nan,

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 4-The
claim of H. W. Corbett to a seat in the
Senate, under appointment by the Gov
ernor of Oregon, was considered to-day by
the Senste Committee on Privileges and
Elections, but a vote was deferred until
the next meeting OF the committee, owing
to the absence of several Democratic
mann hers
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htronshtD HekIa ~.

NEW YORK. N. Y, June 4-The
steamship Heka which colided in i'd
ocean on May 81 with the steamship
Mississippi and concerning whose safety
there has been considerable apprehension
was reported to-day as havn, passed
Butt Lewis en- route to Christiansand
The vessel displayed no signals of dis
tress and had presumably suffered no
serious inconvenience from the big hole
in the bow.
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attempted Suicide at Ne,,oo,t,,.

AUBURN, CAL, June 4.-Constable
Frank Abbott of Newcastle attem pied to
kill himself last night. He placed the
muzzle of pistol to is temple and pulled
the trigger. but his hand was unsteady
and he inflicted only scalp wound on top
of the head. An accusation of EN- bezzle-
ment led the man to attempt suicide.
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seven furiOngs, selling
Banquo IL 1O5 II. Williams), to 1..............
Three Bars no (Nuu) ), s 10 oI...................2
NsCoInt lOJ Ct. Bnrns), to 5...................t
Time, l:29l2 sugar Cane, Pouting, a s rada,
Filibuster, Captain Piersan, Munden and Hickory
Lear asO ran.
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TO BUILD 1HAOUGH mhxJCo.

Huntington tGid to Hare Procured a
VGIuabIe Concession.
HERMOSILLO. SONORA, MEX June4
1t Is currently reported here that con-
cessions have been granted to the people
representing the Southern Pacific end the
Banam Steamship Company to build a
line across the republic from the Gulf OF
Mexico TO the Pacific coast. Among
those who were reported to be interested
is Sam ael Lesem of Denver, who ne
gotiated the sale of the sireetcar lines OF
the City of Mexico, with electric fran
chises, for the sum of Sc 000, 000
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SAN DEG o's: NORMA1 SCHOOL.
Site for the InstitudOn Selected bur the
Trustees

SAN DIEGO, CAL, June 4.-The State
Normal School question was settled to-
day by the Board OF Trustees selecting
University Heights as the site for the col
lege. The property donated to the State
by the College Hill Land Association con-
sisrs of 16-acre site commanding vie "
of the entire city and surrounding coun-
try, and is distant three miles from the
center of town. A big foundation for a
building, go COO brick and an elaborate set
of plans accompany the gilt. The site is
reached by one electrician line, and an
other will be built mmediately. The
$4,000 appropriation made by the last
Legislature is available now, ami work on
the building will be begun within thirty
days.
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7hefts ofn Bunk Teller.

ST. PAUL, MINI, June 4-CharIes
Zachan, receiving teller of the German
American National Bank, last night con-
fessed to stealing a package containing
$l3 900 on Saturday. He admitted TODAY
that upon one occasion he stole $4,000
more. There also have been traced to
him the disappearance of $500 besides.
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Ne,e Hops Rancher Commits S,.tcfde.

LODI, CAL, June 4-The body of
Stephen Howard was found by the road
side near New Hope early this morning.
Beside it lay a revolver, two bullets from
which had ended Howard life A letter
found In pocket stated that he was weary
and respondent, and asked for the ap-
pointment of John Powell as administra-
tor of his estate. He leaves a ranch and
stock to the value of several thousand
dollars
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Lirnn.on H4n. the rich OAR stahes

LONDON, ENG, June AT the fourth
days racing of the Epson summer meet
ing Today the Jennings chestnut filly
Limason won the Oakes stakes. Lord
Rose bery's Chelandry was second and
lord Ellesmeres Fertilice third. The
Oakes stakes is of 1900 sovereigns for
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FRESNO DAMAGE SUIT DECIDED.
Terdict against the FIunIe and Irrtga-
tiOn Company.

FRESNO. CAL, June 4-Judge Risley
of the Superior Court to-day rendered o
decision in the suit OF ID. c. Sample against
the Fresno Flume and Irrigation Com
pany, awarding the plaintiff damages in
the sum of $500. In 1892 the parties en-
tered into contract in which the COM
pany agreed to supply the plaintiff with
SIX cubic feet of water second from its
flume, which extends from the mountains
10 Clovis, northeast of this city. The
water was to be diverted from the flume
at point where it reaches the valley, and
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Erecution of a Human Mou,,sr

FAIRFAX, VA. June. 4.-James Lewis
was hanged here to-day for the crime of
assaulting Mrs. Beidla, aged 90. The de-
tails of the crime were shocking. Lewis
was a particularly hardened criminal.
He confessed on the scaffoId to having
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H.rr ron Tnu,oh Acouitt.a

BERLIN, GERMANY, June 4.-Herr Won
Tausch. the former chief of the Secret
Political Police, who has been on trial
here for nearly two weeks, charged with
perjury, high treason ana forgery, was
acquitted to-day.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Scores of Yesterdays Games IN the Ra-
honai League and the Standing
of the Clubs.
wAsHINGTON, D. C.. June A.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 4.-washington
3, Chi ago 8.
NEW YORK, n. Y, June New York 4
Lou svllle 3.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, June 4.-Brooklyn 8, ST.
Louis 4.
phia g. Pittsburg o forfeited
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Luef0e-t Indicted

CHICAGO, ILL, June 4-The Grand
Jury to-day voted true bill against Luet-
CERT, who is accused OF KILN, his wife in
his sausage factory.
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IuI9T7--
BaniShed 10 "a Clavton), TO 5.................1
The Doctor 1O2 Nutt), 10 10 ..................2
IL Raymond 100 {Hirsch), 20 to 1............... 3
q lime, 1903. La Grange, Bucksaw, The Dauphin.
Wllfreo Laurier, Nj lstream, FrIar John and Tom
Collins also ran.
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The Critic

Who analyzes plays so ably as in to-day's News
Letter is worthy of the name.
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Oue mile, Sslllhg-
Anger 107 (>laughter), 10 to5....................1
harlis Christie OF q. Murphy, 8 to 5......... 2
Jack 1U7 (treeman), 20 TO J................ 3
Time, 1:4512. May Ford, Full Hand and Nan
ME LIS Sister also
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Cne mile and seventy yaId5, selling
Dance e. (Garner) TO 5...... ...... ......
Madeline ll2 (Slaughter), TO ...........2
Biac&ng Brush lO2 (CIericO), 90 10 l..........- 3
lime 1879 Saslg Benamela and Bob Clam
petit also ran.
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Six fulongs, selling
Horseshoe tobacco, lO2 (Garner). sto 5.......1 /
s.. Augustine l15 (LawtOn) 2 TO 2
Miss brambls l06 F. jones', ) to l............. 3
lime, .l6. lin Cup. Mamie Lord, High TesI,
Neutral and Bridget also