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LONDON, July Lady Churchill; who
is the daughter 81 slr. Leonard jerome, Of
New York, d ispersonally engdgfag lnthe
Woodstock canvass 10 secure the re-elec-
ton to Parliament Of her husband, Lord
Randolph Churchill, tho new Secretary of
State for India. The Liberals are very
active to accomplish the defeat Of Lord
Randolph and secure the election Of Mr.
Corrie Grant. The return Of Lord Ran
dolph Churchill for Woodstock at the
present election Is considered very
doubtful matter.
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AAoantaia ToNn prenahea.

DEsvEn, Coz, July l,-Ats O'Clock last
evening a water spout or csond:burst os,
Sursed in Clear creek canon, aboye Cen.
tai and Black Hawk. Central suffered
severely nom the food which ensuedi
teres nails being swept away. a large
annant d property was destroyed,
; Wagons aud rams Standing In the street
SerS sWeptaRaF. Two Cinnamon work.
taE at placer mining In the gnleh were
SRo2aed.s At last accounts 4 was still
f1tning hsGyily, and the water was run,
Mng three Ieat deep In the street. De
aus are measFe owing 70 the wires being
R0Nn. ~
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TaE case Of Owen Kellar, Civil Service
graduate, Of Caldwell, Ohio, is very in
tesesting to the administration, to General
AdOaisam Jeaadab Warner and some Of
the rest of them. When a mani has passed
the examination, been appointed in con-
sequence, told to report for duty and then
Kicked outbecaase he is a Republican, the
bottom is clean out Of Civil Service reform.
This is WHARF We get the enemy on the
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COLD WEATHER !.
On Mount MeGrtgor-Gfants Throat Does
HotFronbia, Him.

Z = :
MOUNT McGRIdoR, n, T., July l.-Be.
twaen & n,c,nel. last ni,h4 and 4 o,eloel,
- .,,,.., !,
.its .notnlne S1e.stA s.taa, Assoiss ~ =
Or. Vougtas, elept ABOUT nine nouis. 0n
the same authority:t the patient slept pro.
foundIy aftsr Inidnioht and during the
-. - TEa,,, ~. ,;,.Ia
eAt1y H79tniS 1tl nvuis. 1net .As, vac. Asses !.
coughing or effort to clear the throat and
the physician was scarcely called upon to
treat the afseeteti narta durine the MIGHT.
Tto a.,s;,,;,,.,.,,, q .,aI-,,h;,e i. hs;r,,
siysr and That IA div;Jed as reeenflv
Stated. IF the tfrst half Of the regular
nightly allowance not only nentralises the
pam put indaes = =siseP, s tne y sesona 20 .da na ~ y
inornhine mo- nave been, piyen the patient
nightly for many weeks, he has not
grown in the least TO crayeiit, and he now
Eresarus thenodynei oniy as ameans % an
end. In heearfy part OF ms severe illness
General Grants lowest eno seemed % pe
reached nightly hetWeen and . O'Clock,
while now il one period OF the, ,twenty-ionr
hours Is more depressing thons another II
Ae-sAs y = :.
noon. Such periods are marked by what
the General .designates as 2 stutty teeling
OF the throat and affected parts: Last
evening, however, and again this morning
the patient remarkeda lessened saitness
OF the tongue. Itseems more plant and
less heated and tense Wnen enorta are
made to move or use It: !,
The morning opened cloudy with the
temperatnIe ~ 2o y ln9 rt cott' sau tIe y
ail astlp sna emmy. ms SisA /; @ -, =
Hshaan tns iolll aaaaaa ~ e'1ee ~ ti's toe'
Without :. psine s:La utessu u
COL. DENTS RKPoRT DENIED.
Duringthe forenoon the ralbright-
aned nm thonvh ha had enouoh Of sieep.
- , = - u - i,,,.. =,
oesote tuncn ne nAa tu ~
hour In correcting matter which will be-
come part Of the forthcoming book. There
eara N .ba5s r-o,;ca of the family tf,is
Ssnrn;rs. - ~ n nrrnort;ne n come
tsor, @ ~ " al. , nstnn snd X as;ch ths a. wor5is
oecnrred ssssu eredite1 to Colonel DENT who il
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Losnos; July 1.-The Cabinet Council
today decided to enttrely abandon
coercion In ireland, relying upon the
strict administration Of the general laws.
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CH1c1so, ILI., July IA dispatch trom
Lafayette. Ind, received by an otaciai q
the Western Indiana railway company, 1t
an early hour tllla morning, announced
thAttwo spans Of the bridge over the
WabGsh, river, near Delphi, Ind, had
given way shortly alter midnight, preeipi.
tating twelve freight caEs loaded with Ium'
Der into the stream. One u the brake
men d badly Injured and another Is sup.
posed 70 have been drowned.
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TWO BIG STRIKES.
CHICAGO STREET CARS STOPPED
BY tAs st.lElng Employe,, and a Nambsr
OF Them Pretty Badly wfeelsd-other !
modes OF rrayel-FormidabIs Strike
AZ the clavslaad Rolling mn.

CmcAao, July 1.-The West Division
Street Car Company sent out three cars
on it's Madison street line early thism morn
ing. but the drivers were compelled to ne
turn to the barns. Folly one thous-
and strikers and citizens were assem-
bled near the car barns, and when the
cars came out they were met by a vol
ley Of bricks and stones which shiy-
cred the window panes, and causedother
wreckage about the cars. seyeralof the
drivers and conductors were struck by
the flying missiles. A Deputy Sheriff was
Ionitlie platform of each car, and inthe
excitement oneof the officers drew his
revolver and threatened to fire, but de-
sisted. Its claimed that the company
will endeavur to start the cars under the
protection Of the city police, and trouble
is'feared.
William Miller, o newly employed
driver, attempted tos staketa car out on the
Western avenue line. Several hundred
sympathizsrs were in waiting, however,
and at o signal the crowd began the same
tactics they had employed on the Lake
street cans. Miller held on to the reins,
however, but John Hughes, the old
driver of the car. knocked him
senseless from the platform by blow
on the head from 4 paving stone.
The police then charged the crowd and ar
rested Hughes, and the car went back to
the barn. While the crowd was engaged
with the police, three cars rushed out on
to the Madison street line, but only got to
Halstead street, where they were ditched
by a crowd waiting on the corner. The
company claims that the police are inetfi-
cisnt and the strikers are iubilant.
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paIand,. In.rra Of nassil,.

CRAcow, July General Gourfo's re-
ports to tho Car on the condition Of
Poland are disappointing. he says all
Glasses Of society are animated with
hatred toward RnsEia. Ha advises the
abolition Of the Polish bank and Polish
kfaakra at Warsajg
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SECRETARY MASSISa-,It wasn't q Re
publican victory, was it Grover2
The President-No, Dan, it wasn't,
though the Mug
Secretary Msnning-Theu stand back
and see the fur fly!
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Er,r.ErKR the scrub women in the
Treasury Department must vote the Dam. !.
a.t,tic a. ticket and average 100 on Civil
srrice reform. -
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Jnnn., Annnint,nrnt, 4

wAarSoToS, July 1.-Beniamin E.
Jonas, today appointed Collector Of New
Orleans. Is fifty yeara of age. he served
IN the Coniederata army and was q nlem-
Der oftheE E0uiBiana gislaturo OF 1916 and
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rrrnntr rlilarr. Rnrn..I.

ytEssA, July Twenty villages were
burned in the storms on Saturday aud
Sunday. Six men wfre killed while try
ing 10 extinguish the flames.
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Astoni.Ae.l q Hou.ahpll.

Mr.. Guy West, go Shelby street, I0uis-
vile, KY, says: my wife suffered for
nine years with infRmmltory rheumatism
in her sides and face. The fiTst appliea-
ton Of St, Jacobs Oh gave her relief. In q
week she astonished the household by
getting breakfasts"
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cnlcAaO, LIS. July 1.-The jury in
the Mackin case returned this after
noon, having been out exactly one
hour, with verdict Of guilty. The
punishment fixed was i've years i'm
pEisonment in the penitentiary.. 1
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TaIs time Colonel Ben Wilson gets it,
it is worth $500, and we hope he may
lind It oil that fancies paints it. With his
tayutite morning newspaper TO bear him
suOdly company he may stand separation
from the old folks at home. The DAILY
ErrL1loEScER is mailed by experts for $
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Madrid, July 1.-Two new cases d
cholera and one death are reported to.
day in this city. Alarming reports have
been received here Of an increase in the
disease at Araniuez. The inhabitants are
seeking safety in flight.
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VIZ HAVE asked for bread and you have
,iy.u Us ordinary cobble stones. But we
b,ye our scalping knives LETT TGmmany
sat Ptaident.
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Oa,o Republicans have in Captain
Ba,busll, Of Springfield, good man to
nd their committee. He won't fire
hank cartridges.
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MEs. DUDLEY says she believes Rosa to
be liAr. A man in Rossa,s delicate
position can't afford to have the truth
about him blurted out in public. If
Rosa has spark of manhood in him he
will pursue Yseult to the ends Of the
earth with his imaginary legion otdyna-
,,.iLnu.
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CLEVELAND has been but four months
in office, and already the star-Eyed God
dies of Reform is spattered from bead to
loot With the blood Of her victims.
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KsIIey afnst a..

ylKsxa, July LII tie United States
Government refuses to recall Mr.. Kelley,
tho Austrian Government will formally
decline 70 recognizs him.
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viii quit tomorrow. None Of the men
who struck in 1852 are.employed at New
hurgh now, and no labor organization Of
any kind exist. This Is the third cut
made within n year. The frst was II
percent, the second 20percent and the
third 10 percent.
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WIEN the Third Party in West Virginia
NJ, a little bigger there will be enough Of
itto make State ticket without going out
Ide for volunteers.
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Iowa farmers complain that they can't
~ more than seven cents a pound for
sOOd butter. They ought to label 1t oleo-
m,r.rine and ship it east.
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Ir We hadn't cleaned the boys out in
the Rint Congressional District the mild
exile OF Col. Ben Wilson would be agreat
relief 10 some talent in waiting.
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Now the administration is hustling the
S.ry Yards to keep them out OF politics.
The end men of the administration bring
dom the house every time.
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Your7u Of July will get here intims to
Rad some very remarkable July weather.
Ths summer lemonade has to be wrapped
in seal skin coats to keepit from freezing.
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rn,,xra tanned the flame at Columbus
IN Tuesday night. He is keeping the
v,.ch.fres burning.
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Nor moving fast enough? Look at the
a.,s and dying on the field Of raform,
Nh, WEr men and brethren, it's acyclonel
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cvr. FaAxK BuRr, MAnnington, W.
" ~ Near sir:-YOurs received. See you
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.,.,too trusl But the President isso
,,rng-ChUru Of NugtRtmps.
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", are out on the Ocean, ,sailing.-Ssere-
sg EhitHey.
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u,ao,Ss the Avenger is the Wicked
Partner Of this administration.
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q SECOND sEcREr rREArY.


There are hints Of asecond and secret
treaty Of Windsor that had really more to
dowith the change in the administration
than the vague and shadoWy promises
made by Mr.. Gladstone. According to
this story the Crown Princess Victoria as-
suredh her motliertlatth the death of the Em-
.peror was only a question Of few weeks;
that upon. the accession Of Frederick VIII
liam to the Imperial throne Of Germany the
influence OF Prince Bismarck would cease
to be predominant and disturbing ela.
ment in European politics, and thgt If
England would heartily support the coll
onizing enterprises OF Germany, which
are Frederick Williams pet fads, there
would be no obstacle to, an Anglo German
alliance as against Rnsaia IN Afghan-
istan, France and Egypt, and the foes
or rivals Of England everywhere.
All this being Represented to Lord
Salisbury opennd TO him prospect
Of beingable to straighten out the foreign
relations which had been left in q aeem-
lingly hopeless taugle by Gladstone, TO
guard the British empire in India, 70 re-
tain control of Egypt, and generally to re-
store, the imperial prestige Of England
throughout the world.
With these grand results accomplished,
or shown 70 be In aifair way.of accom-
plishment, the Tories could go before the
country IN November With q good chance
OF reyeraing the present Liberal ma
iority, and Of making their tenure
of office permmenk L was this line
of argument. it is Hlil, which not
only decided Lord saliabury to accept the
Office OF Premier, but caused him 10 adopt
the unprecedented course Of combining
with Il the Office Of Secretary Of State Ior
Foreign Affairs, so as TO keep the delicate
negotiations Of the next teW weels or
montha carefully within his own control.
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rug cARswRICRRD.


At 1880 O'Clock to-day a car with eight
policemen and a reporter as the sole pas
sengers, started from the barn on Western
avenue. down town, enthe Madison street
track. The car got through without any
difficulty except occasional hooting.
Trouble was expected at HaIsted street,
but there waa nome. This car was fol-
lowed by two Others also with police and
Deputy Sherifs. No passengers were
taken. The cars went over the route with.
out molesation. On the return trip.
however, the cars were met bya q mob of
four or live thousand at Jefferson street.
They followed the cars with hoots and
yells to Union street. Prom there on to
Halstead street the scene was of the most
riotous description. The crowd hurled
beer barrels, bricks, stones and all
sorts of missiles at the care,
smashing the windows and nearly
wrecking them. Several arrests were
made, but the police were almost power
less TO handle the mob. at Union street
all sorts OF distractions were thrown on
the track, and several lringleaders were ar.
rested, and q shot was fired at one of the
supposed leaGsrs. Missiles even were
thrown from, the buildings on the street
at the cars The cars are moving along
slowly, with greas crowd following and
uttering threats.
Proceeding further west an enormous
crowd Of threatening men had assembled
near Ann street, and the air wastilled
with stones "a the cars tried 10 make their
way through, policemen were hit and in
Iiured and the cars badly wrecked, resulting
In their finally being thrown off the track
and overturned near the sidewalk lines.
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PoLICE REsERHEsf cAILED our.


. The authorities are now massing the en-
tire reserve police force along Madison
street, aud are making a number ofarrests.
The police have. been patient, and, with
the exception Of the one shot fired near
the corner Of Union street, the reyolvers
have not tsbeen used
The three cars badly wrecked, under a
heavy guard Of police, were finally taken
10 the company's barn on Western
avenue and the rintous demonstrations
have for a.ttime ceased, although great
crowds. OF excited men still throng Madf-
son street. What the street car company
now contemplates doing or whether It
will make any further effort TO moveits
cars appears now to be uncertain. No
further tronble Is expected except in the
event Of another attempt TO start the cars.
h SITUATION LAST NIGHT.
/ As thestreetcar company has made no
further effort to start the cars out, all is
quiet about the barns. The principal
thoroughiares leading west, however, con-
tain plenty Of evidence that the strike Is
sill on. The car tracks are kept warm
by an endless stream of express wagons
and other vehicles, all loaded with
passengers to their fullest capacity.
The express wagons are popular
Iconyeyances. Each Is consptcusnsly
labelled ten cents to Western Avenue =
and their drivers confess to be coming
money. One enterprising tea firm started
"a free bus libelled "for ladies' only" In
tending to catch the tea drinkers. At IL
o'clock there were no reports In eircula-
ton Indicating any likeli lihoodof change in
the situation before morning.
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NEXT SENSATION
THAT WILL DISTURB luRopE.
II The Emperor wnllam Dls,, Il !. alleged
That Ri.maroG,. Lad asnes wlnPal., and
Germany WIN Form an A1iiaaos VIII.
Gssat R.i.ala-poliaaal Kgsess.

E,ts, July The Emperor promised
to attend a regatta yesterday, but he was
unable to doso. The doctors ordered him
to remain indoors in order to avoid excite
ment.
NEw YoRx, July LA London cable
gram to the Sun says; The death Of the
Emperor William promises othe the next
great sensation in Europe. Extraordinary
precautions are being taken to pre-
vent the sending Of any kilograms
revealing his real condition, but
private lstten are not subisct to the ottt-
cial censorship, and they give such dig
eouragiBg forecasts that the news of his
deaths daily xp.cted. In official circl
in England the death OF the aged KAISER
is looked upon as IN event Of the very
near future, and the extent 10 which this
occurrence Is calculated upon and dis
counted seem sufprising and heartless.
LIS immediate political etecs will be to
bind Germany and England tcgether in q
very close union. The Crown Rrinceasof
England Willie the Empress OF Germany.
and thecoming Emperor is known as an
afeetionate friend OF the Pince Of Wales
and OF Queen Victoria. Nothing more
opportune for the new Tory Gov
eminent OF ENGLAND could pos
sibly occur. With an Anglo.Ger-
man alllAncs ficAlly established, the
difficulties In the way of England & foreign
iR6lieysWonldi disappear as ifby magic and
the Salisbury Ministry would get the
credit Of results wrought by the alchemy
OF nature. Itisrnmoredl that allthis was
discanted upon IN the very b CHEST circles
Of the two realms before Lord Salisbury
finally consented to take Office, and that IT
very largely influenced his decision.
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DEFYING THE LAW.
.a1aH HANDED H1Ga1Ns, OUTRAGE
on a CLERK called 70 waahlpEtou fgrssrryiss
He was Pound to bs a Hspablicap, and
rhatssttlsd 1.-THE Civil service Act
openly and sbamslss.ly violated,

wAsHrSGToS, D. O., July 1.-General
Boynton, correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gasee, has telegrsphed the
following to mis- paper: Mr.. Higgins, First
Auditor Chenowith and Representative
Warner, of Ohio, have evidently CON.
clrded that, as far as they are concerned,
the civil service law shall not be any
longer prostituted to the appointment Of
Republicans. The case in which they
have conspired, and thus far succeeded in
their conspiracy, is a very plain one, and
one that will not iail to attract attention.
On the 2lst of March last, ata competitive
examination held by the Civil Service
Commission, at Cleveland, o., Mr., Owen
Kellar, Of Caldwell, o., passed among the
highest Of those present. his general
average was 1910 on the inst three sub
iects. being those which rank In the eligi-
BILE List. OF the result he received official
notice. His high personal character had
been properly certified to the Board by
citizens OF standing. His name was, there
fore, in accordance with the law, placed
on the eligible list here by the Civil Ser
vice Commission.
A short time since Judge Chenowith,
the new First Auditor, needed o tist.Class
clerk. The Secretary Of the Treasury, ac-
cording to law, called on the Civil Ser
vice Commission for names from the ELI
gible list, and the required four Of highest
standing were forwarded. Upon the ex-
animation nf tha nanera Mr. Kellar was,
found to have passed the best examfna-
ton and to present on the face Of his pa
pers the best qualifications. These showed
that upon the three subjects which fixes
the grading Of the examination he passed
as'tollows: .First subject 04hography,
penmanship and copying, sl.25. Second
subiect-Arithmetic: fundamental rules,
fractions and percentage, $500, Third
subiect-Tnterest, discount and elements
of book. .keeping andof accounts, %. CO.,
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His standing under the third subject, as
will be seen, was such as to admirably tt
him Tor good service inan accounting Of
ice such as the First Auditor,s. He was
therefore selected, and the following nott-
fication sent him, by Mr.. Higgins: =
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"IREAsURY DEPARTltENr,
0RPfcI OF rnR SG6aETARY,

WASHINGTON, D. O.i June ~, lsso.l
elf 0wtn Kellar, eaid.neR, o.:
.tsIR-The Q. S. Civil Service Commits
sion having certified you as eligible for
appointments to q clerkship OF the 81 200
class In this Department you are request
ed to report to this Office at once Tor as
signment to duty. Very respectfully;
z EUGENE, HIGGINS,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-19

CHISFsx CoSrRAEASDs.-Ths 20 Chi
namen who were captured by the Uni
ted States officers at the wharf Sunday
night, and lodged in jail. we're brought
before United States Commissioner
Wilt at an early hour this morning.
where they had q preliminary examine
Iien. Deputy United States District
Attorney Hsnford appeared On behalf
of the United States. II appearing
from the evidence adduced that these
Cinnamon had come in from British
Columbia contrary to lag. they will be
held for further examination OF the
case. The evidence goes 20 show that
= portion of them, at least, came over
iast previous 10 the hop picking season
on the steamer Eliza Anderson. The
20 prisoners were taken this morning to
Mcneil Island upon the steamer Measen-
ger in charge Of Deputy United States
Marshal Hopkins and Inspector Elieost,
where they will be detained until next
veek, when they will be brsaght before
the Court at this place and their cssss
further inquired into. IL 1t shall be
proven that they are here contrary TO
treaty the opinion 10 expressed that
they gill be returned TO British Colum-
ois. even II IL Is necessary TO run them
across the line sarreptitionsly.-Ta es,aa
49,