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WARRINGTON wIRELINGs.
Notes and incidents wise ana other
wise About the Capital.

Washington. July IA cablcgram
dated Colon, July ith, received Mt The
navy department from Admiral Jou-
EFT, reports the withdrawal of the en-
tire revolutionary force from Barran-
quilla and the coast, to a position
sixty miles up the Magdalena river,
where II government force is en-
trencbcd, and battle is expected.
The revolutionists have abandoned
their last sea-going vessel. Admiral
Jouett will send the Swatara north
at once with the two vessels still
there, which can also be ordered
home Ms there seems to be no neccs-
sity for them TO remain there.
PROMOTIONS.
General lIazen, chief signal officer,
has recommended TO the president
that Sergeant Brainard, who was WIN
! Lieutenant Greedy in the Arctic re-
zion, be appointed TO lienteDancy
| he has also recommended that SER
yeants Mitchell aud Ellis, who re-
Gently passed examination for promo
motion, be appointed second lieuten'
ants in the signal service.
MOBILES COLLECTOR.
The president this afternoon ap
poin.cd Willis q CLARK to be collec
Tor of customs for the port of Mo
bile, Ala.
CROOKED PosToFFICE LEASES.
Postmaster-Gencral Villas has bee
: investigating the methods fornerl
pursued in The department IN leasin
= buildings for POSSIBILITIES and has Al
. rived al the conclusion that in certain
, cases where leases have been made IL
number OF years the prices paid b
: the government we're eNhorbitant II
I question was submitted TO III
1 attorney general as to whether III
n government is bound by laws in sue
e cases. In his opinion the attorne,
!, general held that in the absence
express authority conferred by act
4, congress, the acknowledgement HI
T. no right to make case for any p
= riod beyond the time for which u
5 appropriation was made. Under IN
d decision Postmaster-G General Viii
. feels thvt the cases are not ,oDhgato
upon the government, and proPos
TO terminate them upon notice,
cases where 1t appears proper Tor III
u to do so.
" WEST POINT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ The Board of Visitors to w
a, Point Military Academy have 81
q. mitted their annual report TO
secretary of war. Their report sta
that the board found the disoipli
ic. strict yet reasonable and well calcu
,r. ted to reach regularity, system
- cheerful obedience to orders, becal
TO they are orders. 1t recommends I
IN. increased opportunity and instr
m. lions be given with a view of obta
,ns lug the highest excelleney in the us'
IN. small arms and an appropriation
id. $4,000 is recommended for
ng mnasium; $4,000 for improv
adj, the cadet laundry; 5000 for impr
10 lug the blacksmith aud other sh'
Sl2 OOO;if that sum will suffice Tor
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TEXAS COwnEN.
strip Cowmcn Say that Texas Cattle
shall Not Gross the Territory.

st. Louis, July l7.-Coi. II. u Hun
ter and ". NJ. Pollard, of this city, j
w. Hamilton, of Wellington, Kas.,
and Edward Fenton, of Leavenworth.
all large cattlemen aud representa-
tiyes ofland interests in the Cherokee
strip OF the Indian territory, held a
conference here this afternoon, aud
agreed upon circulars TO the Secre-
tary of the Interior. They would not
make even the tenor of the letter
public. but it probably contains II
complete representation of the rela-
tons existing between lease-holding
stockmen aud the Indians of the terri
tory, and explains the right of cattle
men occupying the Cherokee strip "a
prevent the driving of southern
Texas cattle across the strip.
Mr.. Hamilton states that should thu
owners OF Texas cattle persist in at
tempting To force their way through
the strip that the Cherokee strip Cat
tie association viii apply to the court
for an Injunction and test the matte
at once.
Mr.. Fenlon left tonight for Dai
lington, Indian Territory, where Ii
will hold pow WOW with the India
chiefs in a few days.
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Morgan, tho Aiicgod DefauI,er.

Chattanooga, Tenn, July John
Morgan was brought TO the city last
night in the custody OF an officer, and
will be taken TO Green county, Ala I,
to-day. Morgan was the agent of the
Queen & Crescent route, at Miller's
Landing, Ala, and is charged with
having embczzlcd Sll2,700 of the
company's funds, aud being impli-
Gated III the theft of $4,000 worth of
freight and nearly $1,000 worth of
cotton. Eleven other employees about
the depot are arrested as confedcratos
When arrested. Morgan was the
agent of the Fort Worth Il Donver
City railway al Bowie, Texas. lie is
connected with leading families In
this section, and his arrest creates
quite a sensation.
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Wilkesbarre, Pa, July An ex-
tensive cave-iu occurred at 10 o'clock
this morning at Number Of the Bal
timore mines, of the Delaware Il
Hudson Canal companys, about one
mile from here. The eave-in covers
AT least lwo acres of laud over which
branch railroad ofthe I.eheigh n
Wilkesbarre Coal company runs. The
Delaware Il Hudson Caoal company,
who are daily running coal trains
over a portion OF the track, have been
greatly affected, making il impossible
TO run any trains at present. Mules
together with all the mining impie-
ments have been removed from the
mines.
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Proposition to purchase Mexico.

Denver, Col, July IA Tribune
Republicans Santa Fe special says a
cali for lnass-meeting in favor OF the
puschasc aud annexation of the north
ern tier of states in Mexico, appears
to-day in the Review over the sigma
lures OF about 100 representative
Standardization of both countries
Tho plan contemplated is the sending
by our government of a commission
of leading statesmen to treat with the
government of Mexico and then TO
purchase the states of Chihuahua, Sc
nora, Durango and Coahnila. II il
claimed the idle millions in the treas
ury can be put TO no better use as the
states ARE among the most valuable III
the republic of Mexico and could b'
had on very favorable terms.
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lut ulSCubtiOhs
A GREAT SENSATION.
London, July THE Pail Mall CT
zette to-day prints an addition to its
articles begun yesterday, which have
for their object the exposure or the
growth of the trade In young girls
for immoral purposes. The greatest
sensation has been caused by the pub
LEGATION. The St James Gazette in
an article to-day, stigmatiLes them as
"the vilest obsceniiy ever issued from
public press or seen IN
public print. The book
stalls controlled by the firm of
which the Right Hon. VIM. Henry
Smith, secretary of war, is the head,
refuse to sell either yesterdays or
to-day's issue of the Pail Mall Ga
zette on account of the indecency of
these articles. Street sales of the
paper containing the story, however,
have been enormous, aud copies OF
both days editions command pre-
MUM.
The matter will be brought up in
the house of commons this evening
when Hon. Geo. August Bentiniok
will ask Sir Richard Ashton Cross
the home secretary, whether means
exist to criin.nally prosecute the
authors or publishers of the articles.
DISCONTINUED AFaHANs.
London, July The Standard
prints the following advices from q
reliable source in India, in regard 10
recent acts in connection with the
Afghan frontier trouble. The Stan
dard's correspondent asserts that the
amcer of Afghanistan attaches little
value to the friendship of either Eng
land or Russia. The ameer considers
Lord Duilerin stingy, rs he had eX.
pected from the English representa-.
tive much larger subsidies of money
aud arms than those which have been
given him. The correspondent says
"The ameer, in giving arms and food
| to ms subjects, first eXacts the condi.
ton that they will fight if called upon,
either the English or the Russians.
Pilgrims from Afghan Turkestan
report that feeling of dissatisfaction
against the ameer's rule exists among
officials. He declares that these Off.
cials are ready and willing to join
Russia or Istak Kahn. II Is also re
pOrteu tHul tuc SuNeTHOI VI hlBuui'
rurkestau has opened direct negotia
tions with Russia and il is asserted
that in this course he had the permits
sion of the amer, but this is doubted
Large bodies of Russian troops ar,
! moving towards Merr.
TORY POLICY ABROAD
London July, The policy OF tn,
new government, rs outlined by Lord
Salisbury In the house of lord yester
day is not regarded in France aut
Germany rs altogether reassuring and
his statements had the effect of caus
ing weak feeling ON both the Pari'
and Berlin bourses. to-day.
CARNovAS's RECEPTION.
Dublin, June, THE Earl of Car
novan, lord lieutenant of Ireland, ha
arrived in this city to formerly as
sumo the duties of his office. liz
was received with great enthusiasm
and was cheered by the crowds aloni
the whole route TO the castle. M
/ demonstration of hostilitics was com
. mitted.
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rhs non,nlr uo,,an Repor,.

New Orleans. July The monthly
report of the National Cotton Tx
change says concerning the growing
cotton crop: there have been no very
wide variations from the normal rain
fall aud temperature over the cotton
belt during the month of june and
the condition of the crops, which was
ninety-one ut the close of May is now
advanced to ninety-two, against
eighty-four and eighty-five for the
corresponding months last year. The
plant has progr ssod well aud has
gained some in point of growth aud
henlthtuluess,
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Being entirely vegetable, no partic-
ular care is required while using DIR.
Pierce's pheasant Purgatiye Pellets.
They operate without disturbance To
the constitution, diet, or occupation.
For sick headache, constipation, i'm
pure blood, dizziness, sour eruciations
from the stomach, bad taste in mouth
bilious attacks, pain in region of kid
news, internal fever, bloated feeling
about stomach, rush of blood to head
take DIR. Pieree's "Pellets' by drug
gists.
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Boston. July 7.-Articles were
signed Yesterday for the double senll
race between Guadier and losner,aud
Courtney and Conley; distance three
miles and turn: for $500 side open
ior $1,000 side II mutually agreed;
race 10 take place between August
tho / in aud 9th. IL no date IA mu-
tually agreed upon before August
nth. the race is TO take place on the
Charlie. river August 18th, between
5 aud p. m. In addition TO the
stakeS, the race is for the double-se'iii
championship of the United States
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CHICAGO.
car, Running, Hut sun Under
Guard.

Chicago. July notwithstanding
the riotous demonstrations yesterday
afternoon. the West Division Street
Hallway company sent out thir'y-two
OF its cars at 1880 O'Clock this morn
ing on the Madison, Randolph, Lake
and Van Buren, streets lines. The
cars were sll guarded by policemen
riding ON the cars, while the streets
were pAtroled by large reserve
force. Early downtown cars were
all well patronized, ladies and work
ing girls constituting the bulk of pas
sengers. Outwardly, every thing wa
quiet along the car routes.
EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYEES CONFER
President kleckner and two othe
members of the Carmens' association
are at this hoar N a. n.y. holding
conference with Superintendent lake
Cars are now running with consider
able regularity on Madison, Lake
Van Buren, and Randolph streets, bn
have been manned with armed officers
Thus far to-day no attempt has peer
made TO ditch cars. strikers ar
a awaiting with much interest the our
come Of the conference between thei
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SUMMER SILKS


q, cent fancy stripes and checks down
TO 50 cents.
II cent fancy plaids and checks down
to SOC. leg
DRESS GOODS. eFe
"A inch printed Nuns yelling, all col
ors, 10 cents from 20.
"A inch plaid grenadines all colors, 10
cents IRON 25c.
"A inch lace bun,ings all colors, 10
cents from 20.
40 inch all wool nuns yelling all
shades ~ IL cents.
WHITE GOODS. ~
Victoria Lawns cents, reduced from
10 cents.
White Linen Lawns IL lie, reduced
from lSc.
White Lawns plaid and figured II LIZ
cents from Zoe.
Printed linen lawns l5c., reduced
from 22 lie.
GINGHAMs.
Plaid dress Ginghams 9 ID former
price, lOc.
Plaid dress Ginghams 3 l-2 aud Toe.
former prices, IL l-2 and l5c.
1'hl ~ L D
All the standard prints Sc. a yard,
worth cents.
SllEETINGS. o.
1900 yards of standard brands of 81,
lO-l and l2-i sheeings very cheap.
TABLE LINENS.
Cream damask with Turkey red Dor
der reduced to As cents. Z I'll W
Fancy cream damask reduced to 35c.
yard. =
= Turkey red damask fast colors re-
duccd 10 40 cents.
TOWELS.
Large size all linen damask towels
Sl.75 dozen. AZ "a
All our Turkish BATH towels reduced
An linen huck towels, large size, re-
duCcd to SLIDE. n dozen.
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Kane Hang. for tmllns hi. nro,ner.


Philadelphia, July 7.-Janes Kane
was hanged in the county prison at
1905 this morning.
The crime Tor which Kane was exc
cuted was committed Oh the night of
January nth, in a saloon kept by the
murderer and Albert Fox. Andrew
Kane, the younger brother OF the
prisoner, was shot in the breast SO that
he lived but few hours and refused
to say who shot him. While there
was no doubt rs to the guilt OF James,
the cause of the shooting was not
brought out ut the trial, but 1t is gem
orally thought the brothers qnarreled
over Amanda Cross, the murderer's
mistress. Both wore drunk at
the time, aud being d, .perate
men murder followed naturally from
the collision. IL is reported that
Kane denied that the woman was the
cause of the shooting, aud says that.
only his spiritual adviser shall ever
know the real cause of the murder.
Cane was one of the last OF MUIR
derous gang which has been grad
ually cxterminated by its members
being sent to the gallows or the peni-
tertiary and by the murder of each
other. Kane killed Js mes Doughcr-
ty, one of the gang, in 1872, aud
served seven years for manslaughter.
lie was under bail upon the charge of
passing counterfeit money, when he
murdered his brother.
The condemned man was perfectly
tranquil and he appeared thoroughly
contrite and seemed to have nc
thonght of anything but the minstra
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Paris, France, July IA duel with
swords has been fought by N. Du-
claid, republican member OF the
chamber of deputies, aud NJ. Ru'hiere,
a ioui nalist connected with a Bona
partist paper. NJ; itulhiere was Sc
riously huIt.
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Opportunity Bargains ONE Should MISS 1T.

moving the barracks for the cavalry
detachment nearer the stables and
the riding hall; $4,000 for
changes in library building and $I75,.
geo 10 make suitable provision for tho
department of chemistry and philoso-
ply. The board also say the quarters
Tor the families of the enlisted men
are very indifferent and new ones are
needed. Tho board further recon-
mcnds that the chief of engineers be
made the inspector of the Academy
and that the number of appointments.
at large be restored to ten per year.
ONLY A LITTLE ONE.
Tho president to-day appointed
Frederick Gregor TO be collector in-
tcrnal revenue for the first district of
Pennsylvania vice Wm.J. Pollock sus-
pended. Lieutenant Commander
Nichols, commanding the Pinta, has
reported TO the navy department the
arrival of that vessel at Sitka on June
2Dd,
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Vienna, July 6.-Thc porte has no.
tilted all embassies that foreign prin'
ted matter coming through the post
offices viii be subjected TO censorship
II is believed the regulation especially
refers to English aud French paper
which gives 10 natives aud foreigi
residents news of the inter nal govern
ment of Turkey, understandable other
wise.
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Read Carefully This Catalogue Of Prices'
PARAsOLs.

=. PARASOLS.
20 inch satin Parasols unlined re-
duoed to 81.
20 inch satin parasols lined $3.50
marked down from $3.50.
"a inch all silk sun umbrellas reduced
to Sl6O.
Misses Jerseys all sizes and colors
reduced " 81.
Ladies' black braided Jerseys $3.50
narked down from $3.50.
Ladies all wool Jerseys all colors re-
~ duccd to $3.50.
SASH RIBBONS.
Our entire stock of sash ribbons re-
duced to soc. yard from 10, 81 and
Sl.25. ...--
7lF HAND BAGS.
Ladies' hand bags reduced from 1928
to as cents.
Ladies' hand bags reduced from 81 80
to 81
INFANTS LACE GAPS.
AT 25c reduced from 4Oc.
AT 35c. reduced from soc.
At SOC. reduced from 75c.
ALL OVER NETS.
Black and cream spanish netts AT $l.25
yard from So.
Black and cream Spanish netts at
Sl.I5 yard marked down from
$3.50
Cream Oriental netts AT $l.25 var
worth So.
LACES AND EMBROIDERlES.
In these goods the variety is too large
lsto quote prices, come aud see the re-
du6lions, now is the time to buy.
a. * GAUZE VESTS.
Ladies' gauze vests at 35c. reduced
from Soc.
Ladies' gauze vests well-fnished a
Abe. reduced from Csc.
LINEN COLLARS.
Ladies linen collars Toe.
1 Cbildren's white and colOred embroi
dcred collars at zoe. reduced from
S5c. ilI
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White Goods and Lawns.

are sun rushing the printed linen lawns 25 and
which that
pqu are selling down. they
IN inns market. We are selling them yd, -
big lot of India we
until there bottom ~ ." P''s'
morni2 Sc 49,
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Swiss and Lawn Embroideries.

Wohave aargo line of these in all width ranging per
yard this line showing the biggest in This
market
We ae offering line of Torolon lacs insertions FER
yard by which judge how clcapgoods getting
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Embroideries Embroideries \!

Hamburg Edgings nice qualities 1-2c
Hamburg Edging good width
Hamburg Edging lie.
Hamburg Edging
Hamburg Edging7c all have
cheaper line Enbrodo but the line above the
quality and undesirable the lot they worth
moro than the price selling them
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THE BRiTisR EMPIRE.
IRrsu NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.

Dublin. July THE Irish Times
expresses itself as highly satisfied
with the policy OF the Earl OF Carna-
Won, lord lieutenant of Ireland, Judi.
Gated In his speeches in the house OF
commons last evening. The journal
says the conservative programme a'
tar as II goes, Is satisfactory at firs'
siuht
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SANGER BROTHERS!
SPECIAL SALE
During Alterations
AND
SUMMER CLEARING SALE

ann until department
WIZ house will of special inducements M week We quote
offerings from each department. but space VIII not per
G m to give catalogue the bargains we offer Come and
10
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| representatives, the council commit
toe, and Representatives of tho Yves
Division railway company.
RIOTERS IN COURT.
Tho eight men arrested for partici
pating IN the attack on the street cars
yesterday afternoon were arralpDed
before Justice OF the peace this fore
noon and their cases continued TO the
10th Instant. James Kennedy, who is
charged with having made the muir
derous assault upon the injured con-
ductor, Chafiee, was htiI in $1,000
bail until the 18th instant Up TO noon
no violence of any kind had been re-
ported to-day.
A COMPROMISE POSSIBLE.
Al this hour $3.50 p my the first indi-
cation has been given Of a peaccable
ending of the street cal strike. The
strikers this morning addressed a let
ter 10 the president of the Wcst Di-
vision Street Coz comdany. saying
that the strikers were willing 90 com
promise upon basis TO be determined
by three judges of the court. In an
swer TO This president Jones of the
railway, sent n written reply and as u
result of this, committee from tho
strikers went Into consultation with
officials of the company and IL tcrmi-
mated at noon, when Mr.. Jones and
the president Of the Conductors asso-
citation went to attend the meeting of
u special committee of the city coun-
Gil, arranged for last night. The was
only short session of this
committee when Mr.. Jones
made proposition 10 the strikers to
resume work, the exact nature of
which proposition is Is not known. II
Is known, however to be in the nature
OF a compromise. The character of
the proposal Is to be disclosed at n &C.
cret session of the strikers Tonight,
and an answer is to be returned TO
the car company at O'Clock tonight.
In the mean time President Jones
agreed not TO increase the number of
cars running.
Forty cars are now being operated
and are beng well patronized. City
officials express the view that the
strike Is ended.
Only one case of violence Inns been
reported to-day. A Van Buren, street
car was smashed on the corner of
Roby street; the driver was badly
beaten and the conductor RI away,
No arrests were made. This il about
the same place where the trouble oc-
Cured yesterday.
Four OF Tie cars now running are
being driven by Cook county deputy
sherifis wearing their badges and
having clubs.
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gard TO the mission of Sir Henry
Drummond Wolf, and the govern
ment has promised to give opportu-
nifty for discussion.
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London, July News from Port
Starley, Falkland Island, says wreck
age has been coming ashore which in
dlcates the loss, with the crew, of the
British ship, Yarra, Captain Earl
which left Portland, Oregon. February
POND, for Queenstown.
CONSERVATIVE pARNELIIrEs.
London, July 7.-In the house OF
commons last night, IN the Bradlaugl
division, the Parnellites supported
the government. When estimates fol
the diplomatic service came before
house, Mr.. Labouchere and other
will question the government IN re
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avery iirst-class dealer sells opern
Pun Cigarettes.
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representatives, the council commit
toe, and representatives of tho West
Division railway company.