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INDIAN pKnRLEMs.

If Crook gained such brilliant victory |
over The Indians and the Indian policy OF
the government is so effective, how does 1t
kapp pen, LIST, that GENERAL Crook never
killed or captured a single Indian warrior
I'd, That he never got CHARLIE McCoM.
MAS, or recovered any of the stolen goods 2
3rd, That the warriors refused to let him
leave the mountains with their squaws
until they held conference with
him, in which he agreed to take
their squaws in the reservation and allow
them TO .return2 4th, How is IL that he
furnished the warriors with ammunition
aud rations and allowed them to return to
the mountains, where they are now de.
predatine2 9th, Hasn't Crook admitted in
All interview that the United States soldiers
were not fit for Indian service; and didn't
he virtually admit il when he followed the
Indians with only forty soldiers and nearly
800 renegade Apache Indians OH, How
is II that the people OF Texas were robbed
aud murdered by Indians until they or
ganiEed volunteer ranger com
panies to fight the Indiansj
9TH, Didn't the Apache Indians do the
most of their killing and robblng in twelve
miles ola United States port OF five com
panies2 Sth, Hasn't Texas shown that it i,
two hundred per cent cheaper and five hun
dred per cent more effective to adopt the
ranger policy 9Th, What kind of soldier
will man make who contracts to serve
In the army at thirteen dollar;
a month for five years. 10th, Didn't GIN.
ERAL CRooG state to the war department
that his reputation was involved IN the
matter by letting the Indians back on the
reservation, for while he hadn't made q
treaty to this effect, the Apaches 80 under
stood III 18th, How will II serve as lessor
to the Indians to take them back and feed
them without Furnishing them for theil
murderous raid out of Arizona2
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JUp0E HoADLY, the democratic candidate
for governor OF Ohio, evidently doesn't feel
that all his time and attention are de.
manded by the exigOncies of his canvass.
He has notified the Alabama State Bar as.
ISOLATION that he will certainly deliver the
address before them on August / st at
Blount Springs, as he was cordially invited
t. do by the association. The Judge is one
of the ablest and most scholarly lawyers
and iurists in the United States, and his
Alabama address will doubtless be bril-.
liant one
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

are the greatest medicines on earth
j W. ADAMS, Newark. o
The half has not been told as TO their curativ,
powers. C. A. WILLIAMS, Providence
They cure In every case
". BRoCEwAY NJ. D.. Franklin. n. II
- MY friends know how | suffered fIom Sal
Rheum mil cured by them
Mrs. A. r. BROWN, Maiden.
Cured me of Scrofulous HumOr of thirteen
years duration
J. +. RICHARDSON, c H.. New Orleans.
,uticura Remedies az all druggiIs Pr,ce
ouucura' 90 cents; Resolyent, Il; Soap, 25 cts.
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CIry OF MEXICO, July 2l,-lt is reported
on good authority that the English debt is
not settled, and the president has not
authorized the official signing of the agree
ment made at London. The government
and bond holders committee is still trying
to make the agreement conform to the
authorization grated the president by
congress. II definite settlement cannot be
made the matter will be submitted to CON
grtss in September.
1t is reported in France that the Egyptian
bank, of Paris, offers plan to loan Slb.-
600 600 for the Mexican government.
The government has authorized the
operation OF 100 miles OF Central railroad
from Chiahuahua TO Jimenez.
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The Turf.

SARATOGA, Ny, July 2l-First race for
all ages, five turlongs, was won by Saun.
terer; Force, second; Pearl Jennings, third
Time-l:0S Ia,
Second Race Travis stakes, one and
three, quarter miles, was won by Barnes,
Tennyson, second. Time-SlS. These
were the only starters.
Third race. one mile and seventy wards.
Lord Lyons, first Boot;iack, second and
Carson third. Tlme-l5Ol-2
Fourth race, free handicap steeplechase,
about two and quarter miles. Disturb.
ance, first; Annette, second; Little Jack,
third; Light Horse Harry was Sc. back for
leaving course. Time-4:S4.
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AN exchange suggests that the use Of the
word "hot'' in the signal service reports
would be pleasant break of the monoto-
nous "warmer and fair" Certainly moth
ing could less appropriately express the real
status of the weather these days. so long as
shot Is standard word, than warmer"
To say that IL is hot is but teebly expressive
under the circumstances
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As AN evidence of the amount OF brain or
notoriety In the United States a, diligent
statistical paper in the east has found that
there are nearly 900 men in the United
States sufficient importance and promin-
ence to be spoken of for the presidency. OF
about 800 of them II eau be said that they
are only of sufficient Importance to be
spoken of in the connection mentioned.
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Union Steel Company.

CHICAGO, July a.--A plan for the reor-
ganization of the Union Steel company has
been formulated for the consideration of
The stockholders. The company owns
large mills at South Chicago iron mines, in
Minome range, and other property valued
at SO 1000 900. The plan Tor the reorganiza-
tion contemplates the issue Of per cent.
Communication on capital stock o. 81 GOO 900,
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Guttcnra.
Itching and Burning
Itching and Burning

ECZEMA, or salt Rheum, with its agonizing
IL itching and burning instantly reliev, by
warm bath with Cuticu a Soap and a single
application Of CutiCurs. the Great Skin Cure
This repeated daily, with two or three doses of
Cuticura Resolvent the new Blood Purifier, to
keep the blood cool the persIiration pure and
uhirriatlng. the bowels open, the liver and Rid
neys active, will speedily cure Eczema, letter,
Ringworm, Psoriasis, LiChen Pruritus. Scald
Head, Dandruh and every 81 ecies Of Itching,
Scaly and Pimply Hnmors of The Scalp and
Skin, when the best physicians and all known
remedies fail -
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WACO,
That Shooting OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
road auit

WACO, July H.-[Special.l-A shooting
scrape occurred ON the public square to-
day between John Hall. Of Fort Worth,
and his brother-in-law, John Davis, OF
Madisonville. Hall fired two shots in quick
succession, one OF which passed through
Davis hat. Hall was jailed and Dayis
was placed in the calab DOSE, charged with
carrying deadly weapon. The affair was
the result Of family quarrel.
A family Of four mutes passed through
the city to-day en- route for Hubbard City.
The case Of the Texas d St. Louis rail
subscription due the railroad was decide d
to-day in the county court in favor of the
plaintiff A motion for new trial was
overruled and notice OF appeal was given.
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100000 Of 1t being preferred and
81, $4,000, common preferred. The issoe
TO be used in wiping out the indebtedness
bonded and otherwise, of the old company,
aggregailng 81 500, COO. 1.-THE creditors as
sent to the plan by August it will be put
IN operation at once. From the negotia-
tions being carried on Il appears likely
that the plan will be adopted.
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DAKOTA appears to have penohant Tor
naming its towns after celebrities in the
political and literary worlds. Its capital Is
named after the great German chancellor,
aud laiterly one of Its little cities has been
clled "ouida" after the nom de plume o,
LouRE M La RAMKL, the author of "Under
Two Flegs,p "Strathmore," and other
questionable and sensational novels. 1.-THE
town is as fast and as popular as the
author, II will be "a daisy.n
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The Missouri prohibitionistsa are evidently
feeling strong and hopeful, and have made
"a raise" somewhere, They are going to
start daily In ST, Louis, so the reports 90.
Heretofore their organs have been confined
to small towns and villages, but they pro-
pose now to enter the states metropolis
and take hand in the fight there. Is
strikes us that 1t will be somewhat OF the
nature of uphill work to run prohibition.
list daily in any of the American cities. The
stockholders will have to possess strong
bank accounts to run such an organ long.
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Railroad Matters

PHILADKLrHtA, July 2l.-The officials
both OF the Lehigh Valley and
Pennsylvania railways give emphatic
denial to the reports that they have been
revised in regard to the purchase of the
Packer interest in the stock of the former
company by either Vanderbilt Oh Gowan
interest of the Pennsylvania railroad. Sec
rotary Varisham, of the Lehlgh Valley.
strongly expresses his disbelief in the re.
port. There has been conference on the
subject of purchase between Gowan and
Packer
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f., TIKI Brooklyn bridge seems to be loom.
ing up more consplcuously day by day, as
m elephant on thehands OF the taxpayers
ofthe cities of New York and Brooklyn.
Since Its completion il has earned but
about one-iourth of the interest on the
bridge bonds, to say nothing ofthe expense
oikeeping It open and In good fix, 1t will
take many day to divert the stream OF
humanity flowing between the tive cities
from the old channels Of travel, the ferries.
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NEw HAMrsnIRE's throes in the effort to
elect successor to ROLLINS in the United
States senate are prolonged and terrible
but there seems from the number of names
voted for that the timber is plentiful. 1t is
likely that the mountain will labor but
bring forth only mouse at last, as has boen
the case in the other states where dead
locks ola similar nature have occurred this
.nn.
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Paupers Returned

NEW YoRK, July 2l.--A French pauper
was sent back to England to-day on the
steamer England, and a Swedish pauper
was returned on the City of Chester to-day
by the immigration commissioner, who
also shipped map, his wifi and four chill
dren by the steamer England, because they
were assisted emigrants and had no means
of support.
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PALESTINE.

Prom Rewarded by His
Friends.
PALRrrSE, July 2l.-[special.l-C. W..
Kowns, for many years train master of the
International, has been appointed master
of transportation on the Sunset route from
III Paso TO New Orleans. Yesterday before
leaving tor his new post of authority, his
railroad friends here presented him with
magnificent gold watch and Diamond pin,
valued at $500. There was large gather
ing of his friends. Speeches and kind
pal hotel, He leaves many warm friends
here
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IN referring to young TnuRMAN's bolt
from the democratic party In Ohio, the
Courler-Journal remarks that il the old
Roman should read all the unpleasant
things that are said about his hopeful he
would feel how much sharper than ser
pent's 10 9TH II is to he democrat and have
a republican child.
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Our minister TO Berlin, SARGENT, Is COM
ing homo for rest in September. Tho at
tacks of the German press upon him and
the other American hogs have kept him so
depressed and In such hot water that he
feels his only means OF longer surviving Ia
TO take vacation for while in more
congenlal cline and company.
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WnLIANsPoRT, Pa, July ala fire at
Monteomers this morning destroyed the
planning mill Of Berber & Henderson, and a
general loss OF the planning mill of $35 900;
Henderson & Scully's loss, $4,000. Other
buildings were damaged to some extent,
making the loss about $4,000.
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FORT WORTH.
Apparently a Cold Blood.d Murder

FF"'0' y '''"OOVu IHUEuUC
FoRr WORTH, July 2l,-[speciall-At II
o'clock tonight Joseph Griffin, a barkeepe,
IN the Horse Head saloon got into am.
Guilty with negro, William Randolph. and
Griffin threw an ice pick at Randolph who
threw up his hands, when Bonny Camn.
bell, a desperate, slipped up and delihar.
ately shot Randolph through the rich,
breast, The wound is fatal. The shootSnS
was cold.hlooded murder.
Deputy United States Marshall Court.
right at once arreste 4 Campbell and lod yed
him in Jail >0N
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ITCHING HUMOPs.

Bakers BARRIERS, GtoCers and Washerwomau' s
Itch, Itching Piles and Delicate Itching Hu
mors, peculiar TO both sexes, which are pa tic
ulariy distressing at this season, are instantly
renewed and speedily and permanently cured
ov the above treatment Now Is the time, when
The pores are open and the Precipitation album
dant to Gle anse the blood of impurities. and
the skin Of lOrtuTing and distlguring humorS
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THOUSANDS OF LETTERS

In our possession repeat this story. l have been
aterTible sufferer for years with Blood and skin
Humors; have been Obliged to shun public
tlacesby reason ofmy disfguring humors; have
mad The best physicians; have spent hundreds
OF dollars and got no real relief uutiI used The
Cuticura Remedies which have cured me, and
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LIMA, July ELK President Niemtimila,
OF Ecuador, arrived at Callao this morning
and proceeded at once to Lima General
Lynch is about to leave for the north in the
CHILEAN transport Amazon
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INDICATIONS.

Upper Mississippi valley, fair weather in the
Mouth portion and partly cloudy weather ana
Iaocal rains in the northern portion son'heIly
HhIfting to westerly Winds stationary or rl@g
temperature; rising barometer in the northern
noftinn. --------------
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PARIS, July 2l--Sir Charles Rivers Viii
son has left here for London. lie had an
audience with DeLesseps last evening rela-
tive to the Susz canal agreement, which, it
is understood has been modified.
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THE youngest editor in the world showed
up in the Juvenile Editors convention in
New Jersey, the other day. This special
"educator OF the public" is just eleven
vaara nj ape
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thus understood that tue crime is as base
now to the southern mind, as the north
o ice proclaimed It was Infamous on the
part of this section.
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ELIZABETH, n. j., July 2l.-Twenty-foui
loaded coal cars on the Philadelphia &
Reading railway this morning were pushed
off the high tresile at Eizabethport docks
a distance of thirty feet. into Staten Island
sound, and totally wrecked.
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DENIsON.
North Texas Horticultural soclety-Pay
Gar

DENIsoN, July 2l.-TSpecial. THE North
Texas horticultural society held most
interesting meeting this afternoon. Many
varieties OF fruits, vegetables plants and
trees were exhibited, and several valuable
papers read.
The Missouri Pacific pay car came in to.
day and scattered its green faced delicaces
about to the tune of about 81 600.
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LONDON, July 2l.-Lord Pin2aren, dear
of the court Of archers, has sentenced Rev
Maconochi, well-known ritualist, to depri
vOtion OF his ecclesiastical preierment with
ba
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BIRMNGuAM, ALA, July 2l.--Four
or five hundred employees of
the Birmingham rolling mills
to-day struck against the reductions made
to the Pitlsburg rates,
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LONDON, July 2l,-The lord mayor will
entertain the American rifle team at
luncheon at the mansion house next Tues.
day,
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FOR SALE

THE PLANO MILLS AND GINS 70
4 Gated 4 mile west of Plano. Collin conn.
w texas, on Spring Greek, in the heart OF The
oesi wheat growing section of the state 4 RIM
81 bnrrs; 4 gin stands plenty of power IN
nr.ve everything with perfect case and has the
bh,ses. ana pest run OF custom Of any mill i'm
wy state, everything in good Trim: II Won do
not beueve IT, call aud see, two good DWELLING.
houses and 69rrs three tenant houses, seven
zen acres q land at reasonable figures we are
W rS1 %, the business For information address
----9- -s = :, y. " s,HN nl6-1m
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Jaw Gould Is evidently in earnest about
his voyage around the world. He has Sc
cured the necessary navigation papers at
the treasury department to Enable him to
20 anywhere under the sun.
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LAMPAsAs.
Last Day of the Tournament--All Passed
or Quietly.

LAMrAsAs, July 2l.--ISpecial.l - Every
courtesy has been extended the visiting
msrksmen, and Ms thew close their stay with
us tonight, they go from Lampasas with the
knowledge that no trouble has existed
feeling. which is echoed by every member
of the state association. Al
this is the last day and the shooting
was not important and an excessively hot
day, your reporter will not furnish you
with the scores.
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Sanford $ Radical Cure

/. u; III
G(A @A cleanses the nasal mas
&It4D affected, frees the head,
" throat and bronchial
, ~ OF offensive meter sweetens and puriies
the breath stops the cough aud arrests the NO.
SItss OF Calarrh towards Convump ion. CON-.
pLETE TREATMENT, W tn INHALER. 81 ASH for
SANFuRDs RADICAL CUsg,
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CONN ERCIAL.


LIVERPOOL, July 20,--l2 m.-The market
is fiat and irregular; uplands, 7-16
Orleans, 50-l6: sales 1000; spectators and
exporters, 600; receipts. 9. 100, all Ameri.
can; August and September, 22-64 to
8 1854 to 1854; September and October
5 276 TO 1854 to 3 1864; October and
November 1854 to 5H-6i; November
and December, 22-Gl; futures firm.
$50 p. m.-Sales, American, 3 200; August
and September, 26-6i; September and
October, 2S-ol.
LIVERPOOL July q Might Report J.
Cotton fiat and irregular; uplands, spot,
3 7 lG; Orleans, 8 GIG; sales 1900. export
and speculation, 500; American, 3 200; re-
cepts, 200, all American. Bieadstuils
quiet.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, July q Cotton steady; sales
1856; uplaI DIS. 10, Orleens, 10 | 4; futures
quiet aud firm: July, 1910; August, 1901,
september, 0-97; October, O-S2 November,
0-73; December, 0 a.
Nav YoRK. July 2l,--TNght report l.
Cotton steady; futures steady; July, 1908;
August, 10 o.; September, 10 OF; October,
0.S7 November, . Is; December, 8 20; Jan
uary, 81; February, 90S, March. 10 60;
April, 10 10. Flour firm. Wheat, cash
lots, l2 to 1 higher; options opened 3 to
| is higher, subsequently ruled weaker and
reacted | is to 5-S, leaving Off heavy;
steamer No. red 80; No red 81 -; steam
er No. 2 red 81 IS; No. red, 81 II to ST Ut
corn cost l-2 to 2 higher, options opened
IL to Is better and closed with the adj
vance partly lost; No, 3, 81 to 90; steam,
81 10 No. 2 81 to 81 IL. Coffee dull and
nominal. Sugar dull and unchanged. Rice
strong and higher: RangoOn in bond
quoted az 201-2 to 20 5-s. Resin weak;
81 81 l-2 to 81. 65.
Spot cotton steadier 10 for mid.
ding uplands: sales 1856 bales to spinners,
and 200 bales delivered on contract. Future
deliveries continued to advance and higher
prices paid, subsequently sellers obtained
Il further advance OF 6-l00. The market
closed steady for August, G100, balance
S-l0O to o 100 higher than yesterday. The
Improvement is ascribed to the somewhat
less favorable crop accounts, which led
spectators to accept southern orders to
buy when telegraph works more regu-
larly,
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THE WORLD OVER.

Hill Is Fearfully Pursued by the Giant,
Coleman,
Who VIII Not Admit Of but One
Case.
The East sun Being Trimmed by
Cholera.
Precautionary Measures TO Restrain
the Disease.
Interesting Notes From the City Of
Mexico.
Citizens Of the MOnnd City and the
Sunday Law.
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T thirty Days,

Therefore, in addition to II,
Reduction already made, V,
have made more and create +,
ones, and hope that thev viii
have the effect of inducing nr,'
chasers to call on us beior
supplying their wants els.
where.
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KANSAS CITY, July 2l-Wheat tirmer,
No red, 81 3 g, bid; 81 "a, July; IS, Aug.
ust. Corn firm; 81 81, cash. IS bid, August
and September. Cattle receipts, $500,
natives steady and unchanged; Texas
steers, $50 to l 900 pounds, 1896 to "a 30.
Hogs receipts, 300; tlrmer and shade
better; ranging from So. % to $685.. Sheen
receipts, ZOO natives Of 95 TO ITO pounds,
| $685. TO 1915,
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NEW YORK, July u Loan decrease,
Sl,4s3 200; specie decrease, $4,000; lega
tender increase, 1851 800 deposits decrease
81 Ill 600; circulation increase, 1862, 200; re-
serve increase, 81 OIL 400. Banks now hold
50 $50 305 in excess of legal requirements.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, July Election dull
middling, 1915; receipts, 1876.
New ORLEANS, July 2l,-'[Night Report. f.
Cotton dull and unchanged; net receipts
100; gross, I'D; sales, $50; stock, 81 ,52l.
NEw ORLEANS, July 2l-[Night Report.
Oats tirmer, 40 TO AZ. Bran dull anC
lower, SO; others unchanged Sight ex
change on New York unchanged; sterling
exchange b. B., 4 50 l-2 to 4Si.