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CALLS saAhKbY 4 BLUFFER.
Julian SAYS Ed<,tmmons MGv TaIk
Fi7ht Ne1t September,

NEW YORK, n. Y. June 16.-Martin
Julian, F,zsimmons' manager, looks
upon Sharkey's challenge as a bluff.
Julian, who arrived to-day from Buffalo,
said:
bob would not meet the sailor if he
was the last man on earth" Julian, when
questioned about Fitzsimmons' future
plans said the cnam pion would rest for
the summer. After Septe m Der, or there
abouts, he would have something definite
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ANOTHER BoMB IN PARIS.

Traces of Blood found at the Plaza OF
It's EEptOsiOn.
PARIS, FRANCE, June 16 "A bomb was
exploded tbs afternoon in front of the
Strasburg statue, on the Place de Laco.
No damage was done.
1t is judged from the effect of the ex-
pIosion that the bomb must have been q
formidable affair. Ii is thought the mis-
creant who placed the bomb was unable
to get away TO a safe distance before the
explosion occurred and was wounded.
Traces of blood were found in the vicinity
OF the statue. No arrests have been made.
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SIX turIOnES 5eIIInE-
Dewdrop lO2 r. JOnes), 5 to 1...................1
SHAY Gallop los CWarren) ITO 6................2
Queen Lab 81 DEAN TO 1.......................3
Time l;l512. >ailo 81, Chepsta 81. Cralo el
Henry Ornsby SO, Ka.s Iva. Metaire 1U4, Gov
ernor John lO4 Rex Regent LOG and Angustora
lU7 also ran. sFavorite
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MINING BOOM IN MEXICO.
Settlement of the Indian Question Opens
~ ich IerrffGrK.

Rich Territory.
SANTA FE, n. NJ, June 16.-Antonio
Seuberia, a wealthy young Mexican
nephew of the last Mexican Bishop OF New
Mexico and Colorado, is here from Du-
range.
He stated that a genuine American
mining boom is in progress throughout
the Sierra Madre Mountains iu the States
of Chihuahua, Sonora and Durango, and
is largely due to the complete settlement
of the Indian question. All hostiles in
Northern Mexico have either been killed
off or confined on reservations
In Durango, he says, hundreds of Amer
lean prospectors are awaiting the compile
tion of the International Railway west
into the district of Sierra Madre, which
until now has never Deen accessible to
miners because of hostile Indians. On
the district enormous deposits of silver
and gold have lately been opened paving
twenty ounces to the ton.
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THE EARrHoUAKE IN INDIA.
Great Injury to Plantations, and Fac
tories and Courts Wrecked.

Great Injury to Plantations, and Fac
tories aud Courts Wrecked.
CALCUTTA, INDIA. June 16.-F urther
reports Of the destruction caused by the
earthquake of last Saturday show that
great damage was done at Dacca, Jamal-
tur and Murshida bad. At II e last-named
place the Nawab had a miraculous escape.
Great jury has been done to the plan
tations of Assam. Cachar and Duaro. A
number OF factories and machine-houSes
have been wrecked al the three places
named.
At krisnagar, Mymendingh and Silkot
ali the courts and treasures have been
demolished.
1t is expected that the jubilee iilumina-
tions VIII be abandoned and that the
money which 1t was proposed to expend
upon them will be evoted TO relieving the
distress OF the earthquake sufferers.
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DISPATCHES rOR THE JUNrA.
Messenger Hinn Says the SpGniards ire
WeaTw and Dishsarfened.

Messenger Hinn Says the Spaniards Dire
WenTY and Disheartened.
NEW YORK, N. Y, June I6.-On board
the Ward line steamer Seguranaca, which
arrived to- day from Havana, was f. r.
Winn of Sherman, Tex, who has been
for some time with the insurgent forces
az Pinar del Rio, in the west end of
Cuba. Winn succeeded in crossing the
trocha, reached Havana last Thurs
day, and managed TO eIude the Spanish
officials, finally getting on board the Segu-
ranca without molestation from the au-
thorities. Mr.. Winn is the bearer of i'm
portant dispatches to the Cuban Junta In
this city. He is quite sanguine of the
ultimate success of the insureen cause,
and says the Spaniards are disheartened
and weary of the fight. Their guer rillas
haue all been killed off by the Cuban
shsrpshooters, and Spanish regulars do
but very little fighting.
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towns in Western Cuba. The Spanish
generals in Santiago de Cuba do not like
to carry out Weyler's orders to attack the
Insurgents if Weyler remains in Havana
The insurgents control the province and
the Spanish generals fear That il they fail
in The effort 10 reconquer it for the Span
ish Weyler will lay the blame wholly at
their doors.
The destruction of Catalina de Guines,
in Havana Province. previously reported,
was a great victory for the Cubans. In
spite of the wire fences and deep bitches
surrounding the town, and the fifteen lorts
which sheltered the garrison, church and
railroad depot, the Cubans entered the
place after fight of nine hours. The last
struggle of the Spaniards was in a trench
in the center OF the town. defended by $50
soldiers. 1t was taken in a hand to hand
fight. and then the garrison surrendered.
General AlejandIo Rodriguez, the Cuban
commander in Havana province, led the
attack. He remained four hours after the
Spaniards gave up the fight in the house
of friends where he dined. His soldiers
in the meantime plundered all the Span
ish stores and sent to the nearest Cuban
c2 mp all the arms, ammunition and
horses of the Spaniards. Before leaving
General Rodriguez wrote to Gomez, giving
him full account Of the victory.
AT Guines, Havana province, the
Spanish battalion of Barbastro is COM
mitting terrible crimes, assassinating and
robbing inha bitants. The new Mayor of
the town ccmpels the pacticoS to pay %
cents each for permission TO search for
food. At the same time he tells them he
is not responsible for their lives if Spanish
guesrillas meet them. Half of:them never
return. Some of the Spaniards here have
protested, but the Mayor has told them
he has strict orders from Weyler to exter-
minata the nacific
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Noted Crook Umdrr Arrrtf.

NEW YORK, n. Y, June 16.-Daniel
D. Noble who is SAID to be one of the most
notable crooks in the world, with record
that includes operations in this country.
England, Bavaria, Italy, Belgium and
Switzerland, was arrested last night,
charged with being i'm plicated in the rob
berry of Messenger Hide brand of Ringter's s
brewery, on September9, 1896. The arrest
was made on the confession of James
Dalton, who is now in prison on the same
charge and who implicated Noble and
others.
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CHANGES II TIE SANTA FE.
Getting Ready for the TronsTer of the
ANnntic 0nd Pacific

Ncttft0 AcouU JOT me ITOnsJeT OF the
atlantic and Pacific
NEW YORK, N Y, June 16-A GER.
tiicate of organization has been filed in
the office of the Secretary of the Interior
Mt Washington creating a new corporation
under the name of the Santa Fe Pacific
Railroad Company. This company was
formed under the act of March 3, 1897, to
hold the franchises and property OF the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company,
which were recently acquired at fore
closure sale in the interests of the Santa
Fe Company. Its stock and bonds are to
be pledged under general mortgage of
Santa Fe Company
1t is expected that the formal transfer oil
the road heretofore known as he Atlantic
and Pacific will be made by Receiver
Smith to the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad at
midni:ht, June 80. The Santa Fe system
will be divided for operating purposes into
three divisions: First-Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe proper; second-GuIf, Colo
rado and Santa Fe Railway; thlrd-Santa
Fe. Pacific aud Southern California,
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. Strinq. al GOA at nat Portnne.

DULUTH, MINI, June 16.-Word was
received to-day from Rat Portage, On
tario, of recent gold discovery at that
place. The find was made in a new shaft
of the Dominion Gold Mining Company,
al a depth of ten feet. The quartz Is rich
beyond description.
Nuggets of leaf and wire gold have been
found in the shaft. Pieces of quartz
broken by the blast are said to nave been
found hanging together by strings of gold.
Specimens have been sent TO England
where company's headquarters are 10.
Gated. The news has created great excite
ment in the goldfields, and prospec:ors
are hocking to Rat Portage.
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REMA1Ns or JOHN ". SHAW.
FortCarded in His Pri-nte Car 10 Sar
tranciscO for BurtnI.

FortCarded in Hi' Prirnte Car 10 San
trGnci'cO for BurtaI.
NEW YORK, n. Y, June 16.-Tne BODY
of John w. Saw, who died Yesterday
will be taken to San Francisco TO- morrow
in his private car for burial He was 60
yeals old and had been seriously iii for
only two weeks. He was an original
'49.r and was actively identified with the
DEVELOPMENT of California, where he made
his fortune. When be retired from the
presidency OF the Hooking Valley Rail-
road Mr.. Shaw was for time active in
the Stock Exchange OF this City, but lat
terly he lad taken little interest in busi-
ness affairs He has large holdings in
Mexican silver mines.
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THE YELLOW FEVER GERM
Doctors Disa0ree TO the Priority o.
Hts Dts


Hts Discovery.
NEW YORK, n. Y, June Is. The
Herald's CORES spondent in Rio de Janeiro
says that DR.. Freire of that city claims
priority in the discovery Of the yellow
fever germ and will contest the claim OF
discovery made by DR.. Sanarelli. who re-
Gently announced the result of his re-
searches before a congress of physicians
in Uruguay.
DR.. Freire will be honored by the physi-
clans of Rio de Janeiro at banquet in a
few days.
The Brazilian Government intends to
negotiate loan in New York.
The Minister of Finance, at conferenc ce
with Minister Thompson OF the United
States, discussed the probabilities Of the
success of an issue OF bonds.
There are rumors, too, that the Presi-
dent is negotiating with London fnanciers
for loan, in spite of the opposition of the
Chamber
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1nti- Mob sooi-tu Lormed.

COLUMBUS, OHIO June 16.-The Ma
tional Anii-Mob and Lynch Law Associa-
tion has been incorporated by the Secre-
tarv of State. The purposes of the organ
iZation are declared to be to discourage
mob and lynch law within the United
States and to agitate public senti-
ment with a view to securing such prac-
tice by providing adequate punishment
for violators. 1t is proposed to form
branch associations all over the United
StafaS
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Muska onge 112 (FreemAn) 4to1.................l
Bob MillicAn l13 (R Jones) 20 to 1..............2
Inhatnma or 81 (E. Joues) TO -. ..............3
lime l:4312. Can | See EN- S2 forsyth 9S,
Moralist 81, Minerva l07, %Garland Barr 81, A B
Z ll2 and Cniswell 1O6 also -Favorite.
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Hnenn Jtn. Erearats, Grnre.

CHICAGO. I'LL, June 16-Prowling
about GraceIand Cemetery last night Jim,
the hyena which escaped from Lincoln
Park by gnawing a hole through the door
of mis- cage, ravaged a number of graves.
To-day headkeeper Sweeney of Lincoln
Park. re-enforced by q small army of men
and boys, spent the whole day in trying
to capture HIM. The police refused to as
sist. Jim has not yet been captured.
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LINCOLN'S MONUMENT.
NephetU of the Nortyr's Wife appointed
Its CMsfodfdn.


Its Custodian.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June 16. - The
board Of trustees of the Lincoln Home
stead-composed of the Governor, Secre.
tary of State, Auditor OF Public Accounts,
State Treasurer and Superintendent oi
Public Instruction, met tonight and ap-
pointed Albert S. Edwards of this city Gus
todian of the Lincoln Home, to take effect
July l, 1897 vice Herman offerkamp, re-
moved.
MIR. Edwards is the nephew of Mrs.
Abraham Lincoln. 1t was at the home oi
his father, the late Ninian Edwards, where
Abraham Lincoln was married. 1t was
also at this same house where Mrs. Lin.
coin died. 1t was well understood that il
was the desire and wish of Hon. Robert
Il. Lincoln that his cousin Mr.. Edwards
should receive this appointment and re-
move the pos tion from politics.
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UNITED AMERICAS MEcHANICs
Louisville Chosen hts PIGcs for the
Nert AnnAnL Nrrtinn

Louisville Chosen The PIGce for the
NeSt 4nnUal Heeting.
PITTSBURG, PA June 16.-At to. days
session of the Junior Order of American
Mechanics Louisville was selected as the
place for the next annual meeting. The
following officers were chosen: National
councillor, Joseph Powell, Denver; ma
ii nal vice-councilor, Frank w. Pierson.
Wilmington, Del; national secretary,
Edward 3. Deemer, Philadelphia; ma
tIonsl treasurer, j. A. AdamsoIin. Bal1i-
more; national conductor, Z. A. Eskey,
Sisterville, w. Va; national warden
Amos l.. Gray, Jonesboro. Ind; national
inside sentinel, G. W. Hobson, Phila-
Gelphia; natinna! outside sentinel. A. D.
Lordy, San Francisco. This afternoon
there was parade of over 200 councils
and 5000 men in line
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to say to many ambitious heavy-weights
anxious to fight HIM"
ON THE DIAMOND.
Scores of Yesterdays Games m tire Ma
nOHai League and the Standing
of the Cubs
NEW YORK Y. Y. June 16-Nev york,

NEW YORK, n. Y, June 16.-New Yorks .,
Clevelands z.
BROOKLYN, n, Y, June 16.-BrookIyns 8,
Cincinnati It's 10.
BOSTON, MASS, June 16.-Bostons IA, Chi
cagos 3.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 16.-Philadel-
phas 3, st. Louis z.
BALTIMORE, ND, June 16 -Baltimores 10,
Pittsburgs >.
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 16.-Washing tons
4, Lou sYilleS ..
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sandin Taxes an Asoot Eoce.

LONDON. ENG, June 16-The Lorril-
lard BeTes.ord stables three-year-old
brown gelding Sandia won the Fern Hill
stakes OF tw enty soverelgns each, with 800
sovereigns dded, at the second days rae
ing at Ascot Heath to-day. Leopold de
Rothschild's GaIinthia was second and A.
Z. Alexanders Mandoria third.
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The BrooKdale handicap, mile and a furlong-
*Lehman los (S.OAn), TO o5.......................
Lakeshore ll5 horpe), to 1....-.........
Dutch Skater lI2 H. MarjIn), 10 l.............
Tine, :05. Ben Eder II and VOlley 1U2 also
%FaVOrile
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DETROIT, MICH. June 16.-Five furlongs.
Ada Russell won, Isabella ii second Farm Life
third. Time, :05.
Five and half furlongs, Song and Dance
won, Gus Straus second, Ed Dandridge third.
Time, 1:111..
six furlongs, Garnet Beach won, King Elk
wood second, Braxey third. Time, l:17I[
Six furiongs. Sidney Bender won is.uder
second, Cumberland third. Time, l:lS3<
Five and a half furlOngs, Walkover won
Fay Pelie second, Bounding Cecil third
Time. :1Ol@
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Bro,on Untrer.t,v Honor. Han.

PROVIDENCE. R. l.. June 16.-The
one hundred and twenty-ninth commence.
ment of Brown University took place to-
day. The honorary degree of LII d. was
conferred on Hon. John hay, United
States En- bassador to England.
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1era. D>oi.ion Aoai.,t Trust,

AUSTIN. TEX, June 16.-The jury in
the case of the Waters Pierce Oil Com
pany, charged with violation of the anti
trust law, has brought in verdict for the
State, canceling the pany's permit to
do business in Texas. The defendant will
appeal.
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UPPER WIrL RETIRE.
Nay Stay ip London fter He 4uend'
the Jubilee.

TORONTO ONT, June 16. - 1t is re-
ported late this afternoon that Sir Charles
Upper, late Canadian High Com mis-
soner for England, and more recently
Premier of Canada before the defeat OF the
Conservative government, will retire from
the Conservative leadership at an early
date, and that when he goes TO London in
a few days he goes to stay.
Sir Adolphe Chapleau, Lieutenant
Governor of Quebec, the cleverest French
politician in Canada, will probably be-
come the Conservative leader.
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six furIongs. sellirg.

six furlOngs, selling
HNicholas lU4 & ombsl. 8 TO ........
ut. Augustine 112 t1 uberyie), 8 10 5...... .
Blilz sn's Sister 81 (Kitley). 15 to 1......... 3
Time, 1:l5. FOLLY Hatton 81, Sugarfoot e3,
Ferris Hartman 1O4 aud Earl Bug lot also ran.
*Favorite.
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dered in a hurricane. which passed
over Belfast Lough. Ten mem bers OF the
crew were drowned.
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colfier .Eo,.nder, az Belfast.

BELFAST, IRELAND, June 16. - The
steam collier Susannah o. Kelly foun-
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the ages of 8 and 10; made
from fine En- 6JiSb 7 q h +
Gu Il s and S1CeU CheUiots :
10ouJdU't think of touching 'em
In other stores for double the
money. These, including o.
Watch, at
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Five furlonCs, two-y ear-olds-
%St Alphonsus 13 Or. Jones), 2 TO l.........l
Equitome II r.. jones'. b 10 L.. ..........2
LeoIac 10 (Jehksl. s 10 l..-......... ...... 3
lime, 1:L4i4 GlenoTa L, e 10, Cakewalk no
Hurdler no. Marietta ll0, Sister Josephine no
Nal ese llO, he Brewer l13 and Lough Mask
ll3 also ran. $FavoriJe.
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WOODFORD TO Be
MINISTER TO SPAIN

Continued from First Page.
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Remarkable Riding of
the Western Jockey
at GraVesend.
Passes Under the Wire Firs
on Lehman and Petrol in
Stake Events.
One Lonely FaVorlte Rewards Pub
lie Confidence by Winning
at Latonla.

GRAVESEND. n. Y, June 16.-Jockey
Tod Sloan was in great form to-day. Out
of five mounts he was past the wire four
times in front and second with Mr.. Batter.
He piloted Lehman to victory in the
Brookdale handicap, the feature OF the
card, as well as Petrol, the favorite, for
the Falcon stake. Halma, the "back
wonder" downed Brandywine i'll a hard
drive. Favorites in the betting were sue
ccssful on three essays.
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one mile. selilng-
Dago lO5 e. Burns). to
t,a,tair pie+soIt q u ANN 5fo q
Tine, :4Z24. Elsina g. San juan l02, stanza
l02 Lelseman 105, <,idkel llO, Ben Naiad l07
and White oak 1O7 also *FAyorite.
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ST LOUIS, Mo-, June 16. - st. AL
phonsus ID, good thing" and Nicholas
were the only winning choices to-day.
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six furlongs, sellings-

Bilal. 81 (O'Connor), 10 .....1
%Gotham lis (McCHffrrty), 10 1................2 .
Harrington loS (Sims), 3 10 1...................
Time, l:l6. BonaparLe ITO, Hanlon 1O6, Al
bert = 1O3. Dsc l03, Refugee 100 and
Friend shfp 30 also avorte
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One and q ha.f miles. hurd e. handicap
War Bounet l47 &C. Erown), TO 1................1
Uncle j i'm 80 (COttrelD 70 -. ......-.....Z
sColonel WPich,man 81 IT. Murphy TO g.. 8
lime, 2:4712 loyal Oak l36 a q Keddington II
l5S also ran. %FaYorlte.
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One and a sixteenth III les
Dare ii 81 q. Woods, o ol...............l
&Bing BInser lO2 (E. nes), 8 TO 5..............2
SeRbrOok lO2 (Garner), 8 TO ol............... !
Time. 1:4612. RucKvId re SO and Macy 10.
alen ran. AtaYnrite
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Five furIongs two vear.olds-

Guide Rock 40 (Hinkeyl, 10 1.................
Fred Broens lib IT. Murphy TO 1..............
*Our Chance 1l5 CIuhervle), to 5.............;
Time, :0319 Barber no, Balance All llO
Bea:ham o 1lO, Annie o dfield l1O an1 omer II;
also @Favorite.
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LATONIA, KY, June 16.-0ne lonely
favorIte took purse to-day, the talent
finding il hard picking.
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French GRAY lO2 q. HID, TO l.................1
May Agnes 80 (S lsOm), 10 l..-............-...2
Life Cline 80 CE Burns), 10 .....-.....-.-...S
Time. :03l4. xquiste 80, Dayo 80, Uneante
SO, Amphitriie 1Ol, *Georgie lU5, Fonlante lO3,
Louise Bohon l05, +Deemster 1O7 and Aleothan
80 also ~Equal choices in betting
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Five furlongs, NAL Ten twO-yenr-olds-
Fixed star l12 tPenn), 20 l....................1
DOgtown l12 (OLeary), 20 -....................2
LaudemHn liz (Thorpe), Is to 1..........-.......3
Time. 0512. Niger Baby l12. The Juggler
1l2, %Bahiecn ll2, Chang 1l2. Mr.. Hunt ll2
aud Kills ll2, Kilt lC9, hecktrs lO9 Irouic
lC9 and Ella Daily 1L9 also *Favorite.
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Seven furOngS selling
*Oscuro "a (Hu7tou), to
Fnibuster 81 (Baughman), 10 1..................2
BleakmOre 100 (Hart) 20 -. .-...........S
Time, :zS1a. Infelice 80. RedinR So Lady
Keith 81 Yelvl gton 100, Belle of FordhAm 100.
Annie Garth ICO, Whiteside .l04 and Parson l0S
also ran. <FaVorite
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Boys, Get a Ticker.
It's a Real Watch, Not Toy!
LarbOard Watch.

II sailor lad
and lOhot pretty
little s al EOrS-
1ChGt j q u u + Y
and DObby little
affairs IN blue,
JCith their rich
6rGidin9 Of SOU
tGcbe, for little
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-14
Not Fairy Stories.

Reddlng, Aug. 12.-luthentic news
from the rich gold fields OF Coffee
Creek is coming in slowly, but suf-
fclent to show that the rumored rich
strikes all along Coffee Creek ard
Morrison gulch are not all fairy
stories, but actual facts, and the eold
is being produced to show for itself.
Late last night news came from Nor
rison gulch to the effect that a man
named Garter, whom the Graves
brothers left in charge Of their claim,
had taken out about sac, 900 more from
the same pocket out Of which the
Graves pulled S42, 900 Saturday.
Prospecting parties are being
formed in this city. and the roads
to the gold fields are swarmed with
gold hunters.
Many Who were preparing for an
Alaskan expedition are now looking
toward Trinity, and it is only reason
able to say that in two weeks time
there will be hundreds of people at the
new camps. At least fifty prospectors
ana mining men have gone in from
thls place and every mining camp in
lrlntty ADD Shasta counties will soon
be represented at Coffee Creek.
The reported $50. coo strike % Muir
ply & Burgess is not yet Wi aufhen-
nc3ted Their strike, ii any, has
doubtless been greatly exaggerated
and will be believed when the gold il
itself brought to Redding for ship
ment.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-14
WE'D SCENE IN OUR
Mrs. Daniels Cleans cut the
Room.

Yesterday af ernoon there was a
Wld SC '1' in N, Jl,rjc4 Cart, it
being d Case in which John Anderson.
IA saloon keeper, was arrested on COM
plant OF Mrs Daniels for disturbing
the peaca.
On the staDd the dAfen liant said
that he hal been requested to cali 1T
the house nf the complaining witness
He lid % AID his watch vas stolen
before he left.
e the m got on the stand,
Matt Btannan, the attorney for And
erSOn, asked her some leading cues
tions to indicate that size was an i'm
proper character and kept a notorious
house, Suddenly she GRABBED an
iukstaDd aud remarked
You lying -" and grah-
hlng til" ink we'll made for the attor-
ney ard the officers of the court
rushed IN. COuStahle Brule was
ordered 20 take her below ard grab
bed her Ste smashed Rrule in the
n"se. wh-n * Recorder Ellis went 10
assist Brute aud received a severe
kick in the 9tH unuh which laid him
out.
Attorney Brannan was asked to
help subdued the woman. and as he
lald mold OF her she opered a fusil-
lade OF abuse upon his to wn record
which made the air muIky for a few
minutes. Her daughter bains in
court raised the cry % murder which
brought County Clerk Tyrrell and Re-
corder Helm to the scene. They at
tempted to assist the officers and were
scratched and kicked.
The was a perfect Amazon
and in such a fury Of rag that six
men had their bands full in the
melee. The Judge issued some com
mands to the 0ficars, and the woman
turning TO the Court covered him
with the most abusive language ever
heard in a Nevada Court room. She
was finally taken down to a cell ana
locked up, but agreeing to behave her
sell she was brought into Court again
about an hour later. As soon as She
reached the room, che dropped on her
knees and invoked the u se of God
on M. Brannan, after which the case
went N.
Ihe woman's daughter swore that
she cav her mother take a watch out
OF defendants pocket which was not
returned until the defendant took it
by force. The a S against Anderson
was dismissed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-14

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