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JOY THROUGH THE EMPIRE.

London, June 2--IEing Edward has
been the recipient Of large nurlbcr g
consratulatory telegram from Euro
pean sovereigns and - inces. i mes
sage from Emperor William s under
stood 10 have been of particularly
gratifying character. While London
went temporarily mad in = saturnaiia
Of rejoicing over the news from South
africa. the telegraphic nerve system OF
the empire thr0bbed resDo"sivaly.
From Canada to Jamaica in the west
and from india TO Australia II the cast
came messages of CCGsra tulatiol GnJ
reports Of local rejoicing Gibraltar
Malta, Cairo, Bombay and Melbourne
each in turn recorded the enthusiasm
with which the news Of the peace vas
received.
King Edward has received a message
from the pore, which conveys mis- sin
cere ccnSra tulatioI-s on the re-esra D.
lishment OF peace in South Africa.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
The Monthly Conference Of the Mum
cipsl Fathers.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
city council was hell last night, ell
members being present. There was
less business than usual Of interest t.
th= general public though the routine
business took up a large part Of the
evening and when the council ad-
journed it was to meet again ona week
later to make the usual tex levy.
After the reading Of thz minutes, the
auditing of ninety-tWo city and fiVa
li5rsIy bills and the ordering Of war
rants for their payment, city Attorney
Buliard reported on the Murphy addi-
tier water. lie said a compromise
had been effected with Mrs. Murphy,
and she agreed to turn over the water
fer the city under share No. ) of the
Salt River Valley Canal company 10
the city, but that it had been hypoth-
ecated and was held by others. How
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a DYING DEBATE.

Washington. June Little interest,
either on the floor or in the galleries.
was manifested in the senate debate
en- the Philippines government bin to-
day under the fifteen minute rule. At
two OF three stages it almost died OF
inanitiCn. Mr.. Mason OF Illinois in 4
vigorous speech differed from the ma
jority in the treatment proposed for the
Fiiipinos. He urged that no reason
existed for according them treatment
different from that accorded TO the
Cubans, and he strongly advised that
they be accorded the right to govern
themselves. Other senators who SPOKE
today were Messrs. Hoar, Foraker,
Cullen, Bacon. Patterson. Teller. Car
mack and Proctor. Early in the ses-
sion some amendments were made to
the bill by the Philippines committee
the most important of which related
to the disposition Of the public lands
in the islands.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-06-03

Engineers and Pumpmen Generally
Obeyed the Order, But the Com
panies' Pumps Are Still Running.
The Real Test Is Expected Today.

WilkcsbGrTe Pa. June 2.-The order
OF the United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea. calling out all engineers, firemrn
and pumplIen employed at the collier
les where the eight hour WORK day With
the present wages vas not granted,
went into effect today. and Il majority
OF the men obeyed the order. Neither
side can claim victory at this time
because the struggle on the phase C
the anthracite coal miners trike has
just opened. There was pal tial sh0sr-
ing OF strength today.
The real test, whether or not tne
mine pumps shall he manned, Will lie
gin tomorrow. Although a majority Of
tfe men quit work. the companies, gen
orally speaking. succeeded in Keeping
their pumps ia operation. The operd-
tors feel that they have the &dvant1ge
nov, but they are not SO sa guina rs
- the future. The exact nuilbe" VINO
Quit work today could not he asccr-
tanned. Each side refused 20 make
public The figures. but gave cut infOr-
nation that roughly estimates ihe
number of men affected. These esd
mates are far apart.
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SPIES SENT OUT
AFTER CLIMATE
Members OF American Cliln atolo III al
Association at Prescott.

Prescott, June 2-(GpeclaD-A patty
Of twenty physicians, members of the
American Genealogical association.
who came from almost every portion OF
the union, arrived in Ash Fork this af-
tero0n On IN extensive western tour.
They We're met at the above named
place hy DIS. Duficld, Plath and F'oss
of Phoenix. The visiting Physicians
were satisfied with the climatic condi-
tons OF Ash Fork, and so expressed
themselves.
DR.. Dufield assured them that they
would be on their way to Prescott, tie
queen city OF the north, within one
hour. He wired Prescott for d special
engine. and il less time than above
mentioned the extra engine was attach
ed ana the train pulled out, arriving
here a $50. Assistant Passenger Agent
GoldsWorthy called uD the local phy-
sioians, notifying them OF the arrival of
the noted specialists, and several O.
them. with buggics and carriages, Were
Oh hand when the special pulled in.
Only q few minutes were consumed in
transferring from the special to the vc-
hic!es, and more than an hour was en-
joyed in q pleasant drive in the cool,
bracing air, about the city At O'clock
they Concluded their drive and :ook
supper at the Burke having ample
time, as the south bound train was two
hours late.
The Following are the names OF the
visitors
DR.. Arnol1 and wife DR.. White, DR..
Bowditch, Mrs. Z. Bowditch. Miss
Yardley and DR.. Bailey, of Boston: III.
Clemans, OF Philadelphia, Pa: Dr.. Get
chen, of Worcester, IIass.; Dr. Heffron
OF Syracuse, ". Y; d.. IIins6ale, secre-
cary Of the association, Of PhiIadel-
phia; Dr. Gahan, OF Aiken. S G: Dr.
Mammack and son. OF New York: Di.
otis, Of Boston: Dr. Parl1e, OF Phila-
deiphi&; Dir Phillips, of the L. s.
Weather Bureau of Washington. d. &:
Dr.. Swan ana Or. solly. of Colorado
Springs; De-. u. /. Taylor, of St. Paul;
Mr. l. L. Cheney. OF Syracuse.
Prescott is indebted to DR.. Dufiald
for bringing here, even for only few
hours, such o:nireat physicians as are
named in the above list. The party
left at 10 O'Clock Tor Phoenix, where
they Will spend the day the guests Of
the medical fraternity o. that city.
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THREE DAYS.
Then Postum Saved Him.

Il me kc5 rather solid friends Of pan-
iyic wnen tEey discover liquid food
that vii! save lie in extreme cases Of
need.
Speaking Of Postum Food Coffee, a
lady in Toledo, o. says, For over FIVE
yea:-a Row l have used Postum Coaee
entirely II place CT the ordinary coffee
CT tea
I uscl TO have stomach trouble and
every time ! drank Il cup of ordinary
coffee suffe:e! the greatest distress
My troubles LETT when ] ie;t off coffee
and began using Postum.
The most severe test l know of was
when NV husband was down with gas
trio typhoid fever. His stomach would
retain nothing; We tried milk and vali-
Gus other drinks. Everything We put
into his stomach would come up in less
tEan three minutes. After the third
day OF this kind OF work corcluIed
to give him some Postum Coffee. i.e
drank il and relished it and retained il
and for four weeks he lived or Postum
and nothing else TO speak of. You can
depend upon it that Postum gained
Scn2e good friends, for husband WOIld
have died Il ii had not been for The
noprisnment afforded by Postum Cof-
lee" Name given by Postum Co., Eat
tie Greek, Mich.
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cavalry, son of William Sweeper of Sill
Yer Spring, was killed in action in the
Philippines on December Il, 1899. His
parents We're notified of his death by
s17e Efl,s Gspart-7 70 a1ld t. tcSs fss:..
John G. Hess. CT Mechanicsburg, who
was a member OF the same company,
described his death.
Communication was opened with the
war department and notice was finally
received that the body was forwarded
The box and coffin arrived in Mechan-
icsburg on Thursday last properly
labelled and checked. Mr. Sweegar
went to Mechaniosb1rg to get the cas-
ket. He denurred somewhat about
taking it because it seemed light. bul
finally took it to his home in Silver
Spring. On Friday evening, in the
presence OF H. H. Mercer ard others.
the coffin was opened and found to be
empty. except that it contained a few
yards OF soiied linen cloth 1t is
thought here that this is not an isolated
case.
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DONE IN ONE ROUND.

Philadelphia, June 2.-Charley Nc
Kecver was practically knocked out by
philadelphia Jack O'Brien tonight in
what was to have been a six round
bout at Industrial hall. Five seconds
before the gong sounded OBrien land
ed = right hook Oh the point of Me
&ecVer's jaw and the latter was carried
TO his corner. He. still had five sec
ends in which to recover. but when
timc was called for the second round
Mci<oever was unable to respond. The
referee declared it a knockout
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METALS.

New York, June 2.-EXports Of copper
fer the month of May amounted to
13.339 tons, thus making = total since
January l of S1,229 tons. against 59,S9T
tons for the same period last year.
The local copper market is steady.
Sales amounted to 50,G00 pounds OF
casting for the first half of June de-
livery at 12Ac. Closing prices We're:
Standard, spot to August, s11..5ei 200;
lake, $12.25@12.G0; electrolyttc. $l2.c0@
l2.39; casting, $12.OO412.25. The Lon
den copper market is Is Cd higher than
il closed last Thursday. With spot and
forward deliveries; quoted at tat is Cd.
LEGAL lead prices are unchanged at $3.50.
London declined Is Sd to I'll is 81.
Spelter is unchanged and nominal al
$4.75. and at London unchanged at
lis IS.
Far silver, SIC. Mexican dollars,
41Ac
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BoER PRISONERS REJOICE.

Hamilton, Burmuda, June 2.-The
news Of the po2ce-in South Africa ,-as
communicated 10 the Boer prisoners in
the enclosure on Haw.sins Island last
night. The prisoners We're delighted.
They received the news with great Ell
thusiasn, shouting. singing and bur
raining. Some O: them rushed wildly
about embracing every English soliier
they met. Yesterday we were foes
but today we are friends" Drinks
We're served out to the Beers on Haw-
kins Island and the rejoicing there con
tinued until lata hour
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CATTLE AND SHEEP

Chicago. June 2.-Cattle receipts were
5.700 head. including $50 Texans. Mar
ket for shipping ana exports 15@20c
higher. Others steady TO strong.
Good to prime steers. $7G0G7 So: poor
to medium. $4.75M6.15: stockers and
feeders, $2.5O65.20: cows. $1.50M5.15
heifers, $2.O0G6.00; Gamers, $1.5002. 80:
bulls. 81 250Gp5.30: calves. 81 G0a6 80:
Texas fed steers, $5.25G6.25
Sheep receipts We're 1900 l<, /
Market for sheep steady: lam
1G015c higher. Good to choice wSSak.
$5.50M6.25: fair to choice mixed, $4.s"
5.25: western sheep, $5.25m6.25: native
lambs. clipped s5.00Gt1.GO: western
lambs. $5.25M70O
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-06-03

London. June 2--Not in years has
the house OF commons been thion-SaI
with so brilliant and enthusiastic i.n
audience as when the first word of tire
treasury and government leader il the
house. y. J. Balfour. announced this
afternoon that peace terms had bean
concluded with the Roers. An hour X
fore the house met 4 large crowd on
Whitehall VociferOusly cheered the
noted politicians, particularly the col
onial secretary. Joseph Chamberlain.
who walked unconcernedly from the
colonial Office with broad smile o. his
face
Long before customary prayer The
galleries of the house were packed.
Joseph H. Choate. United States am
basSaGor. Henry White, secretary a.:
the embassy, Lord R1tnscnld. and
many members OF the cabinet patiently
waited through the answering of quas-
tions in the house for the mOmentous
announcement. An unusually large
number OF peers sat in their gallery.
and behind the ladies grill aristocratic
women We're closely packed.
MessTs Chamberlain and Balfour
both received great ovations as they
walked to their seats. The Iobbie5 and
waiting rooms We're crowded with lis
appointed seekers for seats. among
whom were many Americans.
The period OF waiting finally came to
an end. Amid bTeathless silence. bro
ken fer q. few reconds by an applause
such as the house Of commons seldom
bears. MI BalfGur stood uD and an
nounced the terms on which the war in
South Africa had been ended. His ref
.,r.t-, -lf.lf 40
King Edward rs their sovereign made
the hit of the day.
As the liDerality of the terms grew
palmer, cheers OF the government side
of the house diminished, while the O.
POSITIONS satisfaction was proportion
ately increased.
Through all this the Irish members
sat inpassivc. though earlier in the
afternoon they had startled the house
by q demonstration which at first was
thought to be in honor of the peace,
but which, It was discovered. was caus-
ed by the reappea rance in the house of
William Redmond, VINO had just r1-
turned from the United States.
The tension was over, and when AIr.
Balfour's statement was concluded eV-
cry body seemed GLAD for an oppo1 tu-
nifty for a hearty laugh. caused by the
governments leader suggesting that
the commons adjourn il honor of the
peace. Then the house, in which even
the members could not find seats, vas
emptied, and diplomats, Indian rajahs
in gorgeous robes, peers and peereses,
and commoners and their guests,
trooped into the lobby. where general
congra tula tions followed.
Many objections to the peace terms
We're expressed but did not appear to tie
very serious. The Irish view point = as
that the government has given NJ
practically everything, and the regu-
lations affecting the Cape rebels will
be done away with in consequence OF
the Kings amnesty proclamation. Mr..
Choate did Il lot of handshaking and
took part in the general congratul2-
tions.
The terms of the surrender are as
follows: Tae burgner fcrces in the
field VIII lay down their arms and hand
over all muniucns of war, desist rom
further resistance and acknowledge
Edward VIII as their lawful sovereign
The manner and details of tie ,ur-
render Will be arranged between Lord
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Kitchener and Commandent Gaa 2i'2i
Bctha.
All prisoners to be brought back to
South Africa without insc o. liberty Or
prcIc.ty. No action shan he taken
against prisoners except these guilty.
Of breaches of the rules of ,t,tr-
Dutch Is - le taught in tl1e scnocls if
the parents SO desire. Rifles VIII be -
lowed where necessary for protection.
ail!t2ry VIII be withdrawn IS so0l as
possible, and self government be sub-
stituted. There will be TO tax OF taa
Transvaal to pay the costs of the var.
The sum CT three million rounds stel--
ling VIII 1c provided 10 rest9ck The
Roel farms. Rebels Liable for trial ;o-
cordinG to tie lsw o. the oolany 10
which belong the rank and file 10 Ia
Gisfranchised for life.
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STOCKS.

Atchison. SO24; preferred, 9Sla: c. &
O.. 46as; Rcck Island. 173; Big -Four,
10412; c. & s, 314; preferred. 20: sec
ond preferred, A.: Erie, 367s; Great
Northern preferred, 1Si; Manhattan,
131a4; Metropolitan. 14Ia; No. Pac.,
994 y. J. Central. 1874: n. y. Central
1861; Penna., 149: St. L. & :. F., So;
preferred, S4A; second preferred, a.:
St Paul. 1871; 50. Pac., CAS-; Union
Pac., 1G4% Anal. Copper, C9: Ana
conda, l1614; Sugar. 12S3s; l. 5. Steel,
&c: preferred. S9M; ; W. L, $685.; s. +.
Conner. ~
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BROTHER KILLED: SISTER HURT.

New Rochelle, y. y. June 2-Wnliam
Mulcahey, u gardener employed by
Walter F. Nelson. = resident Of Iarch-
mont was killed tonight on the New
Haven railroad track. His sister
Della. who had been visiting him al
Laro ohnont. was walking with him on
the track to Larchmont station. Mr..
Mulcah hey saw the Boston eXpr IS when
It was only a few feet from nm and
just had time enough to push his sista.
to Gre side when the train struck him.
The sister was hit by one side Of the
pilct. however, ard thrown into :. ditch.
Her arm was broken. She was found
by Albert White. hackman, at nine
O'clock tonight. lying near the track
screaming for her brother.
oh. my God." she shreked. my
brother saved my life and was killed.
He is somewhere on the track
Since then she has continued to rave
The body Of h-r brother was found
@3-lt 80 feet fioui leie sha i4.- Sh,
was renewed to the New Rochelle hos
l.ital.
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TIE SYMPATHY AT PARIS.

Paris. June THE municipal com
Gil today adorted an addre-s OF synn:1G-
thy with Kruger. .whosn people have
so valiantly fought Tor right against
might.
General Botha te!egra phed his wife.
VINO IS al Brussels. yesterday. that ne
had signed the peace agreement aa1
would start for Europe Ee:t month.
The Temps and 5ae Journal De7 De
bats both express satisfaction n the
conclusion of the pea>o. The Temps.
however. says it considers the situation
in Cane Colony to be grave. ard thinks
it is probably causing moro anXiiey u
ti2r Fritish government han lne =
CcMe belIigecelt IeeGh.ics oil.
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and the bill TO transfer certain fores,
reserves 10 the agricultural depart
ment. The senate bill to retire Sur
Seon General Sternberg and the house
bill to encourage salmon culture in
Alaska. were defeated on a motion to
pass them on Z suspension OF the rules.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-06-03

the clcsa July wheat lad gained a
shade July corn gained 1m1Mc. and
July cats We're 1Bc up. Provisions
closed 5M715m lGc higher
July corn started at 6t@GOa4c jump
ed to 62c and closed at 62@sc.
July wheat opened at 715sm711Ac. raj
lied to 1214c. and closed at 72lsc.
July oats sold at Sc. advanced to
sc and closed at $3.50.
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during the day, and no ashes re1chai
the ships. but when evening fell bright
flames flashed up and lighted the whole
sky i'll that direction. The ships
course out OF the inlet left the v"lcena
directly TO westward, AT which point
it seemed q continuous sheet of fire
WIS rising pro5ably miles hieh.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-06-03

Portland, Ore. June 2.-Incomplete
returns from few scattering precincts
in the state Indicate that the republi-
can ticket has been victorious except
for governor. The nominal ajo-ity
in the state is about 1900, but the de-
crease in registration and a light VIE
will probably reduce il to 10000. W. J.
Furnish. the republican candidate tor
governor. is running behind his ticket
and at this l:our returns are not com
plete enough TO base an estimate On.
G. Z. Chamberlain, democratic ,;In-
didate for governor, is popular in tie
city of Portland a republican strong
held. and meager returns indicate that
he will carry the county.
Thomas Ii. Tongue is reelected to
congress from the first district by an
increased majority. and j. n William
son. republican. of the second district,
is elected by = lar&5e majority.
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IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington, June Wyoming
Fair; warmer Tuesday: Wcdnes lay
fair.
New Mexico and Arizona-I7air Tu -
day and Wednesday.
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BONDS.

I. S. refunding IS. registered, eX int,
1GSti; coupon, 10S%l 3's, registered and
coupon, 1919 new As. registered and
coupon, 1856; old Is. registered eX int,
10914; coupon, no.; IS, registered and
coupon, 1854.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-06-03
GLAD DAY IN ENGLAND
PEACE ANNOUNCEMENT
Gathering in the House Of Commons
TO Hear II

There Was Joy Everywhere Except Among the Irish
Members-At the Conclusion of the Announcement
the Commons Adjourned in Honor of the Happy Event
The Terms Upon Which the Beers Consented to a
Cessation of the Long Struggled French Opinion
That There Will Be More Trouble At the Cape.
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GRAINS AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June THE bulls on cora
We're very spunky to-day Under Very
disCCuraging circumstances they
bought heavily ana turned weak mar
ket strong. Wheat was helped soric
by the firmress of the coarse grains
ard recovered from early losses. At
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Nothing Developed During Three
Days Recess Grain Market
Forced Up.

New Ycr1. June None Of the days
developments since the stock exchange
closed on Thursday afternoon availed
to induce any activity i'll trading.
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BASE BALL
The Result of Contests in the -Four
Leagues Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. June .
New York. go. 30 q OF OO01 Q-t
Batteries-Iberg and Doom; Dunn
and Ycager.
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THANKS OF CONGRESS-
To Secretary HAY
For His EllIogy Of Mckinley Al the
Late Memorial Exercises

s al Number of Democrats Object to the Resolution
o">c' e. "ks On the Ground That the Address Was a
H. al Stump Speech-A One-Armed Confederate
Vetera.- From Mississippi Warmly Defended the
Eulogy-Adoption Of Special Order for the Consid-
Grafton of the Anarchy Bill
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REPUBLICANS
WIN OREGON
Both Republican Congressmea Elected.
Governor in Doubt.

Portland. Ore, June 2-Tha DOLLS
closed at p. III. The counting viii re
slow owing to the length of the tick
ct. 1t is conceded that tie republican
ticket. eXcent the governor viii be sue
cessfui. Both republican congressman
are elected. No estimate OF the result
as to governor can be made until that
pOrtiOn OF the vote is counted.
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GATHERING rP c0M21ANDos.

Pretoria, June "a number OF Eoer
leaders left here today. They are going
10 bring in the commandos. it is cX-
Dected that these operations will 1pcu-
py about fortnight.
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EMPTY COFFIN FROM MANILA.

Carlisle, Pa. June 2.-Harry Swee-
Ser, Company \, Third United States
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WOOL AND HIDES.

New York, June 2-Wcol cuiet
Hides steady
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Baltimore, June .
Baltimore. -. IL 9 > l 0 Ill
Cleveland. =. =. % O 0 0 o 0 i
Batteries-McGinnity Shields and
Robinson; STREET and Bemis.
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Philadelphia, June =
st. Louis. go. ......1 > 0 0 0 1 0 O-t
Philadelphia. 80. .o1O . o u
Battelies-Powell and sSugden; Has
tings ard Powers.
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Washington, June .
Washington. go. % : / 90 , %-12
Chicagc.. 80. -. &C o o o 0 @ .
Batteries-Ortn and Clark; Griffith,
Garvin and Mcfarland.
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BCstCH.. -. -. - 0 0 0 0 . ST
Detroit. 80. -. 30 1 l Q O.
Batteries-Dineen and Criger: Miller,
Mullin and Mcclure.
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IJINNFF, j UIlt 2
Denver. 80. -. % 0 I O > 0 O. {.
Peoria -. =. ....5 01O1O1 4-12
Batteries-Watcrbury and McCon-
nell; McGin ard Wilson.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha, June q
Omaha. =. ..........0 G001G2 0 2-j
Kansas city. 80. % . 3 0 O.
Batteries-BruWn and G0nding:
Weimer and Messitt