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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

CHICAGO June 1.-THE ORPHANS won
both games from 81 I<ouis today. Attend
ance. s,i9o First gsme-Score:
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CLASS DAY At ELLENsBuHG.
xs~-sI Candidates IBID Farewell to
school Days.

IL ys.yxasess To the Post I Gse ell lgesgcer
'rTTpSxgI'RG June i4.-Ssparkle. fun
= sga,sr xer.. tha characteristics OF the
10y rsass day ezerc.seH. After Il well
1890 musical sesecsioss the ceremonies
= .As aaye4ssng Of the bust or Fraetei
- nssse Twelve veil trained little
- from Ia. training scseooi unveiled the
- AZ the eiIGldrsn's friend. This bust
90 rresszl;e3 BY the class q Is 20 their
"a Mater. through Ross WeyeF. the
- ssexsdeat The speech OF acceptance
-. made hy Mr. Ralph kaaffnu pr,ss-
-. n the board Of trustees. a solo by
ryexh<ih Claire Stevens closed part first
a tAs programme
nw Margaret Beatty read a bright and
a.ssssg sass poem. TIE recitation OF
snsa G. Rock vas well received. Adele
u,zxsa. shs class lawyer, read I'm grave
as.s ,s@snn tones tho last requests Of the
ssrs * a. President VIM. Mckinley was
soosnsxs executor. The Dote books In
sarhos,gy were left 10 the succeeding
ssN 10 serve as text hooks for next
yzg n place of the new honored
shnss" TIE class artist. Milton Pr.tch-
IA, slsxsa some characterixtlcs OF tho
asssssss OF his class mates ard tn nm adj
usssbe parody or the ordinary s:ereop.l-
a. kesgfe called attention 10 the char
axsissse features In each portrait. a
.ssasssn. .sTAe Swans Song" by Jesse
Essees. was given. wen rendered mus
a. anompanimsnt adding no. little 20
~ sfsStlveuess Of abe section. J. +.
EssAnssd. VITO was cllogsn TO deliver the
essiE. Justified his cholce by tie abe
aagefy u h.s address,
9ss tire Of the programme was an
Strata composed by the members OF tie
SO u "a All the tr.a.s and tribula-
~ wkseh arc incident; 10 the .ife of a
szsal sslGeat were show a ia bright,
lGfsahg musical comedy
sss Rogers arrived here this evening
ASH samNsosy address the graduating
aaef the sfte normal school He viii
ssdrrsd public reception tomorrow
-
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Creditors in New York Levy Upon
His Hank Deposits.

NEW YORK, June lf-Justice DAILY. OF
the supreme court. has issued an attach
Incnt against the property OF Joseph
Letter for $3.50 fer money advanced
The attachment was levied upon funds de-
posted In the Chase National bank, the
Hanover baEk ana other financial concerns
IN ;he clay.
CHICAGO. June lit was stated by
friends az Letter that the attachment IS
sued against him in Nsw York VIII not
affect the situation ard Will not force ar
assignment. Armour to-day bought all OF
letters cash wheat In the Northwest.
amounting 10 4.N11.tso or p9 bushels.
LONDON. June 1.-THE collapse - the
Letter wheat ccraer caused a panic in the
fivernocl market. In London news Of
The collapse vas received with e1uanm-
i;v. /; Is asserted in Mark Lane that the
collapse was due to Armour and FiltS-
bury. ard the newspapers generally rejoice
az the breakdown or Letters plans and
rolrt 20 * as = moral.
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At aEN)RA.
.~ccxwExT OF TEsLfs WAGON
.osp HOUSES MINERS.
~~~ts.x OF s.ss,o stranded Geld
s.~s<rs Denonne~" PROVINCIAL
..x Dsninie" Governments for
erserssg the work stopped

r,.sns:es, "a tie Pe,@t-IHseidgeneer.
s2.xrsgegEg. Il. g. JuFss i4.--tsaQt--
- sge.xtsgis. q Egsse,ai correspondent
49, - grsfaz u1fieT date o. Jurse
= 8. - miners sre stalled On she Tesla
= s..s.s anA are greatly excited over
.san6ogrsent o. trss wagon road
- gv Mackenzie * Mann. lie says
- held . great EEla1s meeting on
.. ana strongly condemned the action
=. pors!n!on ard provincial govern
=. = q orsssr.ng the building Of the road
- A copy Of the resolution WAS
- :, Hor. j. Fl. TURNER. premier Of
- fssinrs,bsa- They state that from
- : fhrrs thousand MIXERS are strand
- AZ GisnoTa and cannot get
-. sx.ng 10 high packing rates. and
-. s-sr<ssate work on the road, saying
-. ,yss-zsae The route Is doomed
- wyoss.de adds ,fsat thousands OF
- rsSe have been deceTved By the Cana
- sossrnmsDt 10 the matter OF the
-. ssa TIA, Il viii be en- outrage TO
80 shrsn now after they had under
- vrs,osa haryssflps in getting up the
-, A wagon read az once. he says.
! 80 i. assY thing that viii save the route.
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81 PHEME G0iET DECISIONS.
Ersins- the Issand County Murderer,
Must serve Twenty YEAR.

OLYMPIA. Hume 1s.--The supreme cosr.
today flied opinions IN The following cases:
ssafe OF Washington. respondent. "
waiter n ErsanS. appelsant-Trssd In
Island county fer ruursar ia the arst d.
gree ard convicted os raaFsler in fh,s s.sfs-
ond degree and sentenced 80 twenty years
iffpTas oTTneng- AIfeT careful eoalsas ration
the supreme court failed 10 ssiacaver afy
reversible error n tae proceedings ard a.
hrMs the judgment. ETssnxs alleged We
tim was killed ard fhr0wn into ala aban-
coined well the body being q ssroxesed aft
er me lapse Of, several years. airszgst ga
ttrelg GaecEnposed
state % Washington. respondent, VS. II
rser clifford. ap9elsAnt-Syokaue county.
reversed
D. s. johnson. appellant. w. Mary r..
Weod. experimentation Pierce county:
affirmed
The Board % Church Erection Fgnd %
Presbyterian Church. appellant vs. FIRST
presbyterian Church ~ Seattle respond
eTt~~FrnIn King county reversed
r.. y. Graham, appellant. US. the City Of
sIfok5ns 81 a.. experimentation Spea-
kane County. affirmed
William SoFf0r appellant VS. E. II ard
Annie z. HaasIy. respondents. l.. ". Ringer
81 al. defendants; appealed fran Whit
man county: affirmed.
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ENHANCEMENT Al MALTA wAILa
sfsdsstian Exercises Are Held at
Whitman College

ssrAi Dspalch TO tIe Post-latclllgencer
eAllA WAI.f.A. June II. The Whit
sas eslasge baccaIaaseate sermon was de-
.isfea Sunday morning ny Rev. ". H. G.
Rasls. Of Seattle. Tho opera house was
gsssfs II wAs the most powerful adj.
9saa dsliFrred in this city for years. Mon
az sHhs the Whitman college gradual
ssa faaeeFt was given. -Four graduates
sas presented with diplomas. they beng
- dean t'oiate Amos, Of t'ofax. piano
81 aarnohy Miss Myrtle Isabel Erents
sas.s Wal!a, violin and harmony Miss
ss'T ktsa Chamberlain of Walla Walla
Faaa and Miss Grace Maxson Wood. of
Sslcai Lake. piano.
sea Thomas Burke % Seattle. addressed
eNs pubic meeting at the opera hoalsa
- fssHine Oh citizenship" He spoke
Z sanction w.,h the Whitman college
s@zaelesmsn..
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Races mt ST. Lonis.

ST. LOUIS, June H-Track fast: wealth
er pleasant. Results
Six and a half furiongs-Beile Ward
Won. Nera S. second. Isment third. Time.
l:22A
One mile and twenty yards, selisng--kis-
met won. Bob Milican second, LeaSeman
third. Time. i:ifs.
one mile and twenty yards. selling
Mitchell won. Night Gown second, Rus
sell third. Time. 142i.
Handicap. seven furiongs-imp. Skate
won, Fever second. Nick Carter third.
Time, %.
For 2-year-oids. five furiongs-Sir Gatian
won. DIR. Sam second. Ridgeway third.
Time, i.o2as.
One mile and seventy yards selling
silva won. Lady OF the West second, Bas-
gull third. Time. fsIia
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CAsTELLANE FIGHTS 4 DUEL.
Wounds n Paris Journalist for Print-
ing n Scandal

PARIS. June A--Count Bon.facc Caste.-
lane who married Miss Anna Gould
fought duel this morning with II. Henri!
Tarot, OF the Petite ReDuhl.que Fran
cas-. Three rounds we're fought With
swords. Turot was wounded I'm each
round. twice slightly. and in the third So
vcrcly in the right forearm. thus ending
tbs duel
The dispute which led 10 the meeting
grew out c: TUrot's comment on AZ act OF
infant:cide committed IL the counts house
held
Immediately after the Casteliane-Turot
duel Vt. Cser8ult Richard. az the Petite
RepubliQue Francois and NJ Bernard
associate depusy fought a boodteSs duel
% six erga gsmepts.
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Great Canadian Statesman and Ora
tor Passes Away.

MONTREAL. June lis Joseph
Aiolnh Chapleau. formerly lieutenant gov
evnor Of Quebec and secretary OF state
- tAa Dominion % Canada. and ore of
the great Frcnch-Cana3.aa statesmen, is
dad.
Ile was born November .. 1850. As an
orator he had I'D equal IN Canada lie
became queens counsel IN tS5S. lie was
provincial secretary IN I,ebouchervilies
Ministry !0 IS-5-s7. Upon the defeat OF
tire Jolie government Ia lS5a ne became
premier - Quebec. In Tsse ~ accepted
a portfolio under S.r john y. Mcdonald.
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severe structures of the premieris "unGem-
ocratic policy
n. Rioot then delivered Il warm eulogy
OF the premier. and proposed a vote OF con-
fidence ia the government bat its terms
elicitcd iou1 protests from the Rightists.
amid general excitement.
NJ. Meiine. however accepted the terms
OF the motion, Hhsreupon VI. Cassaignac
charged hirl with throwing over the Right
lists.
Tina premier retorted that he had never
asked for the support OF the Rightists.
The first part Of ". Ri5o,'s motion. Tho
chamber approves the declarations of the
government" was then adopted by q vote
OF 2ss to ~. as caaled TO the Associated
Prs2s. and the second part. land Is deter
mined 10 put IN force the policy OF demo-
cratic reform haSed or the union OF replib-
Leans" was adopted. IS 10 ).
Thus far. matters mad gone smoothly.
TAen ". Henri PICARD moved TO add the
wofds, "and supported BY majority ex-
clusiye.y republican
N. Neline refused IL accept this addition
". Ricard insisted upoa a vote. and the
adeitlon was carried. es5 10 2i6 whereupon
there was a terrible uproar. The members
OF the extreme I.eft arose en- masse and
shouted for the retirement of ". Meline.
NJ. Boeteaux yelled: Get out. You are
defeated"
Other pointing 10 the ministerial bench,
INDUCED In a chof9,s or "ie0ohs''
The Socialists vocilcrated: Resign, re-
sign"
When 2 luil occurred! another vote was
taken on the entire motion. which " Ne
line accepted swallowing the obnoxious adj
d.;ion. and tae molten was adopted by Isl
10 27g votes.
The chamber OF deputies then adjourned
until Monday.
IN the Hobbies Of the chamber the opinion
was freely expressed thai VI. Meline would
resign after the council tomorrow. though
nothing /, certain. owing &c the contradict
. fnr,. rharaftrr Of The rntn.-
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wcMEN's CLUBS AT SPOKANE.
State Federation Meets for n Session
of Three Days.

Special Dispatch 10 the Pos,-Intelj,gencer
SPOKANE. June 1.-THE convention Of
the Washington State Federation of
Women's Clubs met here today for a three
days session. The First Methodist church
the pace chosen for the meeting. was
transformed into a bower OF beauty By
the local floral committee Many delegates
from all over the state are III attendance
The local committees have spared no es-
fort 20 make The vist0rs welcome.
A reception was rendered the delegates
al the Hotel Spokane tonight. Tomorrow
the convention expects To get down TO
business.
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racosaa Athletic sIun Asks Aid.

Sge az Tis.at-a 20 thc Post-Tr.5 il.ss1ccr-
TACOMA. june "a commstee of
ns0ste~s e. Size Tacoma Athletic Club IS
,od5y : work soliciting .3nds 30 meet the
rI,vn urgent liabilities ~ tbs club. The
affairs ~ tae otgsH zatiesn have rsctsS.tat-
"a act >n A}o1E fAfs i5se. ard I'.e effort
0e y NejoS made is to prevent dissolution.
Tar clab has lived through many hard
kuo< SIS in t5u3ss Cf depression. and repre-
So -.sttvz c.t!zeas WHO ar identified w.t1
ID 8re mzA-ES &C up-hlN rsht 20 continue
farn
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CITIES MAY BE EsJoISED.
Plating of streets Through Harbor
Areas Probably Illegal.

Special Dispatch 10 the post-TnteHigencer
OLYMPIA, June f4.~-it has come 10 the
knowledge 81 the state land commissioners
that certain cities are plating streets
through haTbor areas This. the board may
hold they have no right 20 do. and will
probably order the Aarbor areas IN front
OF streets reserved for purposes Of slips.
The supreme court will be asked 10 grant
"a rehearing in the case Of the Schwa-
bacaeT~Ga:zert Land Company vs.. the
State Land Commissioners. In which this
same question was involved. decided yes
terday.
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CHICAGO. June H,-Resahs az Harlem
park
Five and a half furiongs-J edge Wilcox
won rl Anthony second. King Cotton
third Tlrne, 1853.
Mile ana a s!xteenth-Ha ~ shannon
wen. Morle Fonse sssond, Hsphaxtrd
third Time. ] 5si3.
-Four and q half farlangs-Sautei.e woS.
Barfen second Maze third. Tine. TOO.
Fifteen-sixteenths T1ile-DGnua Rita
won. Boanarges second. J. II. g. third.
Time. li2i4.
Six furiongs-The Manxman won. The
Devil second. O'conneIl third. Tine, I:2f.
SIX fur!ougs-Tom Toher won. Howser
second. W H. II. third. Time, f.2gs..
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VETERANS AT wALLA wALLA.
seventeenth Annual Enca pment oi
e.. 4. II. Now In ProSress.

WATLA WALLA. June N-Four hun
dred visitors are in the city attending the
sixteenth annual eneanprneat Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic dspar; nent
Of Washington and Alaska, and kindred
organizations. This Afternoon the councils
OF administration Of each organization held
sessions ~%rclim.nary 10 tae regular en-
campment. which begins tomorrow. A
number Of veterans are eneaEhped near the
city In army style.
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from California. The men are under or
ders 10 serve upon the regulation summer
guard duty in the park. They are nearly
all new recruits who have been enlisted
during the past three months. and came
10 the Coast from various Eastern states.
The detachment is IN charge OF SeTgt. La
Cooper, OF the Fourth cavalry.
The emergency corps. OF this city. visit
ed the troops al the depot, presenting the
men with handsome bouquets OF flowers.
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Detroit RncPs.

DETROIT. June fi.-Ra.ny: track fair.
Results:
Six turiongs--Sister Mamie won Storm
Queen second Jessa mine Porter third.
Time. 1.zi.
Four and a half fgrlongs-E Espionage
Won. SeTnper IdeD second. Mercede third.
Time .5s3t.
one mile. seI.ug--Arrego WOE. jim Floyd
second SIR Fred third. Time. l.sa.
Five furiougS. seiiiug-Ey George woEs
NeTvuTa second. Lucy Blaze third. Time.
f57.
seven furlongs. seliinx-PeaEi wen. Bon
Jaur second, Tallahassee third. Time.
l92h
six fariongz-f4a'ly Irene won. Alice Fay
.ev second, Horace third. Time, i;Isi..
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DENVER. June Ii-Results at Overland
park:
Pacing-Shecam won. F.orencs 3. sec
ond Blast third. Time. 2.2iA.
Trotiing. for 2-year-oids-Ann.e Won,
Jack Dean second. Tine. s:45.
one mie--6hariotte ~ won. Pleasanton
second. Tulare third Time. I:isty
Six furlongs for Colorado bred horses
Miss Redwood won. Warrior second. Nc
Prer third Time. i:iT
FoEr and half furiongs~Iim Gore
won. Lew Watkins second. Tommy Tuck
er third Time. :Jsi4
Eve and a half furlongs-F'ortuna won,
Decapo second. Emma W. third. Time.
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AEaNs MOUNDS PROVE Fatal.
"" III Charles Nelson's Revolver
bir~ ut nnt<e. ialahn.

rse4S8l, isahe, Jnno i4-1ion,as NJ
=. -, sae vas shot az Als home Tn this
=. $500 TAO weeks ago ~ Charles Mel
-. @sa Yesterday. lie made an ante
e.. - statement % Prosecuting Al
49, saskery wh.ch is said 90 ha an
49, aef!a1 of cTimins! intimacy wif,
49, WE ~ ihat he offered Nelson 4
d. N''<<FisFal'ea Is let ties matter
500 had hsconso ,,<.sxsssa., Of 81, &,
ss..a.5s;!ag lettsr whi-h rs w.. "a
~. 'Fe . herr This led HIM to .strt
- f wetv intimate tie vagt -
s.s,. ,sS'.'fT'cc aud accused Kerr NJ 80.
- So !, az aos''s. Kerr de.,le, sh, ae,~,s,-
''e'~an THEN arCw a fcvo.ver ans
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Cincinnati Races.

CINCINNATI. June is.--Results at La
tonia:
Six fIFlongs Seiiinc--Hiide won Hand
Dor second. Solo third. Time. lin.
Five furlongs--Joly Roger Won, Maze
second klondike Jim third. Time. f:e3i4.
SIX furiongs. seiling--Ray II. won Neck
lace second. jolly Son third. Time, lisa.
One miie-The Ripple stakes-Fiamma-
Time. i:s1i.
Four and half furlongs-Reana won,
Bes.rque second. Saiyarse third Time,
:sss&
Six furiorgs, selliug-Pursiy won, Kom-
urasaki second Turtle Dove third. Time.
i.i5.
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LONDON. Jlae if-rLe1lt. Gen. Lord
Seymour. Gnele q the Marquis % Hert-
ford has been gqzatte3 commander OF the
Tr.'ish troops in Canada. 10 succeed Lieut..
Gen. Montgomery Moore
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California Cattle Under Cloud.

SALEM. Or. June Ii.-Governo- Lcrd
toaay issued proclamation declaring that
all cattle brought from California into ore
gon must be examined by the state veter-
mary surgeon. Cattle from California
have developed infectious and contagious
diseases Whenever diseased cattle are
found they will be placed IN close quar-
antine.
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NEW YORK June r.~shelhkah. the IA
yori'e. Voc The Greater Se7F YORK randi
cap a. Csravesend today without much ef~
fort Royal Scarlet ard Oiinao oosh fsl
aut their 3eskeys escaped unIntgree- Ee-
suits:
one rasle-ffauwell wot. Jefferson sec
ord AYIantgs iasrt Tire. i.9324-
SIX 4u1lerz s~f,aay Marian Won. Tab
dsgret xeeeaa. Miss Miriam third. Tine,
itGss.
Hanover stakes. five flsrl1ngS. ge.BEg-
Ayffarar won. Sy Hubert second. Jack
POINT snsrd 7 ne. le-a..
ssns ysassA sss ~s@ sSfraas~~ s@sffr~--|-- -
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CoNTEsTIAG FRANkLIN'S WILL.
Sensational Allegations Affecting
Estate of Portland Meachnnt.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-Two peti-
tons opposing the probate OF the VIII OF
the late Julius l.. Franklin were filed to-
day The estate affected is valued at half
a million. The allegations made are OF
sensational character. Franklin was en-
gagged in business At Portland. where his
first wife Is now living.
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FIRE AT PORT HADLoCk.
Residences of T.. r.. Doncastcr and
william Chitiman Destroyed.

PORT TOWNSEND. June IA FIRE oc-
CARED at Port Hadiock. al the head OF
Townsend hay. nj II o'clock this morning,
completely destroying the residences Of z.
Doncaster and William Chlllman. TAe loss
Is $3.50.
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FOR THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
President Mckinley Recomme nds
Liberal Appropriations.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE president
today Serk 20 congress q report made ot:
by Thomas w C-idler. third assistant
secretary ~ state. upon tne Paris cxposi-
-f>n Mr. t<ridler was designated - con-
tiuus the work "a special commissioner
Succeeding the late Moses r. Handy. The
president says that ne cordially renewS
his rceoynne ntIstton mat Il hberal APP
preparation bee Immediately granted.
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fred fh-s@ sEscts a. Kerr After sfxsss.r~
Kerr Melissa kssTft~szerel hlrzsssf 70 tbs
sheriff
Kerr Tas interested here IN FIRE lumber
5sls.r1<@ Nth " III. Esfeghsuxn. fse rrs
ALEC q nssFnsTr Of Inc E-n az wa1harrz
e. Kerr Bros. 81 Fsorsiarzs. Or. He leaves
Z wss0w
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steamer Oregon Ruas Aground.

ASTORIA. Jane il.-Thc steering gear
OF The steamer Oregon became disabled
shortly after leaving up the river iasi
night and before the vessel could be stop
ped she stuck her ucsc In the mud She
was noated al high tide today Without
damage.
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M Damage ia the sen Francisco.

WASHINGTON. june 1t-Wori came
- TIE a3vy department today from Com
r1sp+er I.e1ry. at P0ovinreto~n Mas
that the san FEauc SEQ, ~. naS@h,p, had
suffered 80 damage through SF52ad.as
Yesterday.
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stat. convention ". 4. Z. u.

Special Dispatch 10 the Pos.-Inte.Ng@3cer.
CENTEAi.IA. Juue i4--The state con-
veniion 81 the w 4 T 4. of Wes'e
Washington convened Al tAls place to-day
l, Will Re il session un;ii Friday.
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BUTTE. June 1.-THE inqast on the
body OF Ethel GIN began tonight. There
We're 70 important developments. Sew
ersl more suspects have been arrested.
They are men who have been approaching
llttle girls With evident improper intent.
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Bat;eTis-z-N oca and Douzhue. Sudh0fr
AMI suEden. Umpires-E rzsgie aaj Curry.
--sr.~r.ss o. e.
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SCHOONER ALTON. PROBABLY LOST.
Tacoma Vessel With Six Men
Thought tn Have Gone Down.

VICTORIA. June 1l~Capt. Piyson, OF
the schooner Rather. from Cook Inlet.
states that the schooner Alton. OF Tacoma.
with slx men GA board. was probably lest
during a severe gale May =.
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EaftcTics-k tjTcv and Tsonsnue. Chance
Eug1ey and S2gaen. Umq!ress--'lrry ana
Enzs4ie.
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SHAKEN BY An EARTHaUAKE.
shock Felt i'm Illinois. Kentucky ana
Indiana.

CAIRO. II. June H~-A severe earth.
quake was fer here al 600 a. m. Accord
ing 10 the report Of Observer Smith, of
the weather bureau. It lasted ten seconds.
No damage was done.
PADrCAH. KY. June IA distinct
earthquake shock was felt here ard
throughout this part OF the state this
morning. In this city the shock moved
dishes ard furniture very pe-cepfibiy.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. June ia Dis
tinct earthquake shock was felt hero at
about $50 O'Clock this morning. II was
perceptsbie IN the tall buildings Of the city.
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mock Won. Estaca second. Rappahannock
third. Time, SO
second. Chopin third. Time, l:os.
The Greater New York ateep!echase.
about two and a half miles-Shellikah
won. Marsehan second. Triiiion third.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
pittseurr g, Cleveland 1.

CLEVELAND. June fs-Paddens .wo-
Dagger n the ninth won the game for
piftshure BuYkett was pat out Of the
-ame and off the grounds for questioning a
lecision Attendance. iooe. Score:
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BatteYieS-Wi{SOn ard Otonnor' kh1re
and Bowerman. Umpires-snydev ana Con
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wAGNER'S bans. Madison Park. To-
night.
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NEW ORLEANS y0re 1k~Sact n. r,
Ctrrrau. &C ;h@ queen agd Crescent, VAS
sho, and seF.3ugiy wonHae5 ~ a. stem
c<rapner. ". ) Rop9ert. 20 iae oonplny's
office today. Bo2pert = n clStcsiy.