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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-26

WINDSOR, w., Aug. 8.-A carriage
containing Senator Evarts, OF Ns1
York. Charles c. .Perkins Of Boston,
and Mies Matthews, daughter II
Judge Stanley Matthews, Of Ohio,
was overturned this evening. Mf.
Perkins was Instantly killed and Sen
aior Evarte and Miss Matthews web
severely bruised. though not serictsit
injured. ~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-26
Chance fora Capitalist.

HUDSON. Wis. Aug. 25.-The city
has offered to buy and donate the
Hall mill property to any manufacture
ing firm locating here. The site is an
excellent one.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-26
A Medium sized Haul.

ST. CLOUD, Mimi. Aug. 25.-Burg-
lars entered the residence oi c. +. Nc
Donald last night. stealing a gold
watch chain, $23 in cash and about
$500 worth of family jewelry and sil-
verware. No trace of the thieves can
be ascertained.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-26
Indian Depredators.

ARGYLE, Minn., Aug. 25.-The In
dians from the Red Lake reservation
are committing depredations, killing
sheep, setting forest fires. ETC., In the
eastern part Of this county.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-26

Detroit: Detroit, IA; Philadelphia. s.
II. Louis: Maroons, o; WssAiugton,l 4
Kansss Cssy; Ksnsas CITY. 2; New
Chieaesc Chicago. 9; Boston, 4.
Louisville: LouisviIls,2 Pittsbsrg, =.
New Yosk: Netropolitans, I:
Brooklyn, a. .sgi, sa tu.sf,
!, eAllsaslphla' ,i Morning. Ashlssis' =
ziserHoon; Athletic. 4; Bsltimore. 1.
Csuclnnati: Cincinn nasi. .; st. Louis,e
Milwaukee: Milwaukee, s; Duluth =
Eau Claire: EAa Claire, 4; Mime
apolis, 8. srii 'tel .4ni.'.f Wy e'Nl -
Oshkosh: Oshkosh. 10; 81. Paul, q
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-26
Remoxed From Once.

New YORK, Aug. 25.-An Albany
dispatch was shown to-day to Com
missioner of Public Works Squires,
announcing bis removal from Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-26
Want q New Governor.

HURON, OAK. Aug. PA numer.
ousiy signed petition has been sent to
Washington for the appointment OF
Judge j. X. Church rs governor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-26

Gottlieb Long. . German farmer
living ten miles northeast Of Devivs
Lake, accidentally fell nom his waEon
yesterday and ives crushed under tho
wheels and died Instantly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-26
THEDAILY JOURNAL
The official Paper Of Custer County.
Every Morning Except Monday.
Population Of Miles City, - 5000.

Terms Of Subscription:
BY MAIL-IN ADvANCE-POsTAGE PAID.
Daily Edition, one year
DaiIy Edition, six 800
Daily Edition, three months. 500
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
By Carrier, Every Morning, at Is cts. per week.
WEEKLY EDITIoE-YELLoW PAPER.
One feAr......... ....s5W
sir Months. <uo
Three Months luO
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-26
SOCIETIES.

Yellowstone Lodge, No. 26, A. q A. NJ, regular
@ss,inF, hpt Al. bird Wsdnsdy q sseh month;
~, ~ NOON. s,e,,s,,.,, A. .. losAH' WV.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-19

ap4 Spoclal attonJlOn paid To forWarcnP
w A. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
ALI. KINDS or LIQUORS,
Have on hand GIBSONS XXX. XXX. XXXX,
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET and
MONOGRAM WII1SkIES; also BAKERS and
THOMPSON'S PURE RYE WHISTLES. to Which
thcy invite the attention of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignmcnts Of Flour, Grain au' Country Pro-
ducc solicited, for which they guarantee The high
cst market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron and Royal streets
sep14 Alexandria, Va.
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AIeyaulria Dazette.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND REWEEELY BY
EDGAR SNO ITDEN.
At the Ga=ette Building, Nos 70 and - Prince

III NE Ua-elte BaNdahQ Nos. 70 ana = ITlNce 81
DAILY TRI- WEEKLY.
Sir months.......... 90 Si1 months ......... 90
One month ........ 80 Three monthS....... l 90
Al communications ShouM Je addressed 10 "Gd-e't','
Alcr0ndriG, Ia.
Contract ddrerSerS rW not be aNorrd 10 eTcer tier
space. uncss the is paid of at transient rates.
aud amber circumstances ,rW they be diioccd TO
airertsc other than their legitimate business IN the
space contracted for.
AH transient advertisements must be paih for IN adj
rance.
Entered at the Pos'otfce at Alexandria, Virginia. as
SeconG-claSs matter
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Carpet Department.
Times are hard and money is scarce
and the season generally dull. 1t
STEIKEs very torcibly that for cash,
by being in the market at all times,
backward and forward, as we do,
that we can't help from securing
these special Undue cments for our
customers. One glance at our store
will soon convince you that we are
alive, during the business and mean
to keep it up. We intend to be
second to none and Our Prices will
always remain the cheapest.
Several other Special Bargains in
every Department. Call and be
convinced.
Tr11v Yo1rs
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At O r l { L
SUMNIEI, RESORTS.

" Shenandoah county, Va.
THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
SUMMER RESORT IN THE MOUNT
AIMS OF VIRGINIA.
This resort has been thoroughly ovrrhanlcd,
paiutc,l, repaired and papercd throughout; new
closets and the best sanitary plumbing: new
pDrchcs have been erected; newly furnished
throughout. and new hair mattresses have been
laced in al! The rooms, with woven wire springs,
making this the best and most complete resort to
be found in the South. Greatest variety Of medic
imai waters at any summer resort III the United
States beautiful scenery. magnificent roads: ::
tabl. uncxccllcd hot, cold, shower aud plunge
baths good fishing aud game in the Immediate
vicinity. FiIst-c'ass livery. Charges moderate
Tclcgrc pii and express oice in the building.
This i, the nearest Watering place to AicNan-
iria Trains daily. Music will be furnished by
Prot. Williams Brass and String Band, Of Al
baugh'5 Opera House. Pamphlets containing full
information, cuts of The four principal hotels
analysis of the water, attractions, terms tcStimo
mails, Sc nlaY be had free at ]. ID. Ii. LUNT'S
drug store For further information address II.
ChBELL MADDUX. Proprietor. L. &. BUEkE,
Chief Clerk. DR.. c. w. CHANCELLOR, Resident
Physician. inyS 3m
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AUCTION SALES.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of the Corporation
ID Court Of the city Of Alexandria rendered on
the o2d day Of April, 1856 in the chancery cause
therein depending of Charles L. Steiner and wife
against K. M. Latham and others, the undcrsign-
ed will sell at public auction to tho highest bid
der, in froNt of the Eoyal street entrance to the
Market Building, at - o'clock M, on SATUR-
DAY the 29th day of May, 1SSG, the following
property, TO wit:
TO. 1. LOT OF GROUND on the west side of
Lee street, between King and Prince streets, i'm
proved ty brick blacksmith shop, fronting on
Lee street 2G feet inches, more or less, and d.;
feet 5 inches more or less deep.
No. >. LOT OF GROUND on the north of the
last.dcscribcd, improved by Il LARGE BRICK
DWELLING, fronting on Lee street 21 feet and
Sc feet inches deep.
No3. LOT OF GROUND on the east side OF
Fairfax street, between King and Princc streets,
fronting on Fairfax street 30 feet 9 inches, and
12:J feet inches deep.
No. 4. LOT OF GROUND on the south side of
Duke street. between Fairfax and Leo streets,
fronting OH Duke street 27 1912 feet, and
81 G-12 feet deep.
No. >. LOT OF GROUND adj lining on the
west of tho las. described, improved by hand
some BRICK DWELLING, fronting on Duke
street .. 10 IL feet, and d - feet deep
Terms of Sale One third of the purchase mon
cy cash at the sale, and the residue payable in
thrcc equal instalmcnts at six, twelve and eight
purchasers to he taken, with approved personal
security, for the deferred payments, and to bear
interest at six per ccntum per annum from day of
sale till paid and the title to tho property retain
I'd until tho whole purchase money is paid.
JAMES L. CATION,
Commissioner Of Sale.
I, John S. Beach, Clerk of the Corporation Court
of the city of Alexandria, do certify that James
T. Cation commissioner of sale, above named, has
entered into bond, with approved security, in the
penalty of five thousand dollars, conditioned ac-
cording to law. Tcstc:
my14 is JOHN s. BEACH. Clerk.
n OF I { E
Pursuant to resolution of the City Council of
Alexandria, adopted on the 18th day of April,
1856 the undersigned will sell at public auction
in front Of the Royal street entrancc to the Mar
kct Binding at 12 o'clock m., on SATURDAY,
the 22d day of May, 1886, the following proper.
ty, to wit:
HOUSE and LOTS on the cast side Of Payne
street between King and Cameron streets; said
lots fronting 80 feet on Payne street and running
east with that width SO feet.
Terms Of Sale: Cash. and ground rent of 81
per annum payable on the 1st day of July for
ever. JNo. w. fEAhE,
myS is Chm. Com. OIL Public Property.
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CyMOkED SALMON
y 4" MACkEREL,
POTOMAC ROE HERRING
BONELESS GOLDFISH,
SMOKED BL0ATERS.
Nos. ], 2 and 3 MACkEGEL.
,nb1e GEO N,pIINE7
CMOkED SALMON.

EIOLT'S BREACIf LOADIhG SIiGT GUNS and
~ Magazine r hcs. lso Saith * W"-S"n Hcv"i-
vcrs are the best goods Of the kind maic: but we
have other grades and Al lo:vor prices. Call and
see us. JAS +. CAhLi.r * SpaS
dec1O Alexandria, w.
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TNHOMAS PERRY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Dealer in
FLOUR, FISH, SALT, and FEEclLlEGi,&
Also Agents for
WATTS RICHMOND CAST and CE!iI.Eit
PLOWS,
feb10-tf hLENAtDnih. -.
s-sAILOW BROS,
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CUT IIAY!

TUT HAY! CUT HAY!
80 tons CHOICE CUT HAY in store and for
sale ut lowest prices wholesale and retail by
iau2S G. g. TAYLOR. Jr.
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ietween the east ard west. That Was
lie ,.isin meaning Of the whole thing.
sherman addressed the Senate in favor
at th i"int resolution ~ amended nv
the committee On inancr. He conSid-
ered lt NOT rs political. hut as a buSi-
u-Ss prpI o .itiOn. he hole OF the
hEau. iai system Of government he
sid. re-tsd On the fulcrum of solid coin.
anu wo.ld be affected Dy any tamper-
ing Nith II. Com WAS the ht>iS OF all
nan ling business. aud no gnvernms mt
ought Ia eutsr iuto the iu i;st.>~ Ot bsnk-
ing wIthont adoD'i'g nll the ron -ersA-
tive principles of banks If 70 did. some
" Black FRIDAY" or some uu-
fnrrs,rn event, would diSsipAt.
the whole financial system. aud
make II sink in ruins He
wouli give o. The Democratic ad-
niiaiSiTHtior of tie Ir a>ury such
r-A>"ftsh = working balauc,. rs would
enable il Ia meet AL possible contingent
ci-s -ursI-...r IA, ~ ar 'esS. He you'd
let that fund of 5 20. 90 % >iAu A.
long IS tie pyrsmlG- st-nd n "A basis
To- 'he redemption of SjB 0O0 COZ
sr enbs-Ss.
F,ii.c advocated the resolution as it
cam- iruu the Hns-e.
Ja,eS of Nrvt.i.. mate long
-. -cii. IL whirh he laii duWn tie the
"fIS Io p.i'Irdi ,couumv
snd after spesEirg for nearly
ia" IA urS. yielded the floor
'uA secret session After Ayr-ring ia
.'.'nf-r. nee on the y .rtn-rn Pacific
lana forfeiture hill. Ihs. Seu-f- went
l1t" executive session AMI sOvu al .
j 'urned.
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periencd and ignorant. WeIl-intormed
hex'cans, VINO are thoroughly con-
T-rsant with criminsl practice in their
country, say sen ence will be pretty
apt 10 be two years ilnprison-
ment. IL il not definitely known
whether any demand for Cuttings sur
re der hts beea made oy the govern
ment at Washington. Ii IL has b, en-
made. II has been treated with marked
neglect. A great many papers have
late Y published articles derogAtory To
Cuitli'g character. He publishes. to-
day, IN an Psso paper, a reply u
these attacks, in which he takes strong
ground against the Typo. raphical
Union OF the country. which he has
been antagOniZing Tor twenty years
and with members Of which he has had
many personal warfare. in which he
frequently came out second best He
saws. Yes, as newspaper fore
man ana proprietor Tor twenty
wears. am proud of ms
record Placed sgain in 2 same posi-
uOn 1 would unbesitaiingly do as |
have done before The newspaper prO-
prie'ors vino are spreading my IN
euviable record are a class of men whose
interests have q wavs defended. Were
Hart X Hamil'or, of the Fl PasO Timcs.
ur tteOrre J.. LOVING. cot the n brne. or
the propTi-tur Il the Albuquerqtr
J,HrIiGf. or J..hn Atkins. Of the ID nver
NSirs. or Frank Woodbury. IT the Den
Times. TO write me ~ did Roger w.
Woodbury., then proprietor OF thu
Denver Times. IN 1870. / would as cher
fully respond aud take of my coat, set
type, make fOrnS, -fc.
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HOUSE.

TIE House wen intl committee OF
the whole upon the Seuat- am ndment
10 the Z neral den IeucS tall Tia. re-
va IA" opposition made to- the Tscum-
IIisu,i~iIuns of the committee uu ap-
prUprIatiOns a. . the concurrence OF
nou-oo neurrenoe la the amendments.
aud heir consideration cons sted chi, fly
IA their reading THE House subse-
Pn-htl- TsUtrd ne acii1a uf the coin
iuI te. ct the whole AID n cUuferrnt e
VA Ordered. Burne>. L-f-vrs aud Nc.
COmt~ iHg arp"inted cuuIrrers.
THONGS. "f MI>con>it. called up the
message on tue hIil granting n pension
q" Mary Anderson. oi Rag n. Texas.
with the Inteni ION Il calling up the
inter 5 ate cunm-rce bi.I. aud raised
TIL question: % Consideration. AID the
House refused - CONSIDER the veto
Iur>>age.
sawyer. of New York. then called
up he vetoed pension ca e Of Andrew
WIl-Ou. nut the house also :, fused -
yeas 50 nays l2l-iO consider It. But
the Track Was not vet clear for the inter
STATE Commerce bill.
burrows. Of Michigan. placing
INSTRUCTIONS in the way of il In the
shape of two other vetoed pension bills
winch we're upon tins Calendar. AdyO-
cafes of The Dill finally attempted 10
reach an agreement and MatsOn, of
Illinois. sug ye>ted that the vetoed pen
sious Ou the calendar be taken up, con
sidered ana voted upon, and that then
the Interstate commerce bull should &c
| considered.
Mr.. Dunn. of Arkansas, objected TO
/ the arrangement suggested by ) atson.
After another roll call. however, he
Withdrew bis objection, and III accord
sncs with the Terms Of the agreement.
| the House took NJ for consideration the
veto message on the bill grsnting pen
sion to Audre~ J. Wilson, and refused
| yeas l05, nays S6-tO pass the bill over
| the veto, the constitutional tEo-third5
not voting in the affirmative.
/ Proceedings of the House this eve
ming were marked b. al absence OF any
/ friction. About twenty private bills
we're passed without serious objection,
and at IL o'clock adjourned.
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IN. Cutting Case

W.sHrSsroS. July 29.-The House
on foreign affairs, to-day
considered Representative Lapnam 5
resolution calling on ths State Depart
ment for correspondence touching the
Citing case. LsphAm read letter ne
hs5 --sceived from the Secretary OF
state containing an assurance thai Cos-
49,, z,c,,ld without doubt. be released
within A few days. and Il VAS deemed
unnecessary 10 take any TURNER action
o1, the resolution. The COMMITTEES mas
adjourned until next session.
DEsvKs, July es.-El PASo-ffeParA-
t,ons for the 6nsl trial Of Cutting are
in progress in Paso Del Norte- Rumors
were given out several days ago that
the case had been transferred 20 me
biShs- conrt II was never INTENDED 20
a. 90 The rumor was merely sprssd
~ ysin time and divert ate uon. me
-, iii come OF before some petty
oficiai. Judge Csstaneos, " Ta; ae'
from the beginning been MIN neoans.
l. the instigaiur Of the Nn9.e e.y1oie
he iss bitser enemy OF ne pIlsoees
hsrauss the latter always e-seo
-, S;,h marked lsck o. re-
-, THE trial viii CON mence
Ir;sh;n tb-ee DAYS II the f1rthest.
S Cltnin 80 - becn assigned Cutting
against his desire. lne We
vas thus sssignsd 4 sea " - mex
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BRFORE JUDGE ZANE.
The Bane Subtitle Telegraph
Wire Injunction Other Notes.

Judge Zane held . brief session Of
court yesterday and several important
cases were called.
In the suit Of tas government vs. Holy
Moses Bans and his Fundamentals
mere nothing, the bsgAtelle according
g the Tri6uise. the defendant vas given
until August 18th 10 plead. The reason
Of this is that z. n. Baskin, one Of the
bondsmen. is absent. toiEng in hts
country's service I'd. II. and the delay
Will give him time 20 look about him
self.
In the case Of the United States VI. o.
J. Salisbury, the sane order vas en-
tered.
Western Union Telegraph Company
V. Salt Lake Power light and Hsauns
Company. The bo7d was increased e
81 900 and the hearing scjourned until
tomorrow.
Thos. Featon vs.. Salt Lake County
motion 10 ret2x costa BY plaintiff oE-r-
ruled. Taxation sustained and order
staying execa.isn Vscated-
Samuel s. Newton Vas Admitted To
citizenship
Denver 4 Rio Grande Western Rail
way Company vs. Denver 4 Rio Grands
Company, order turning over property
from receiver 20 company; On petition
Of receiver fled and discharged.
Adjourned until 70 morrow.
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Chess-Draw Games.

LONDON. July 29.-In the chess game
between Blackburn and Brun to-day,
the result was a draw. The gentlemen
were awarded the first and second
prizes respectively. Tsubennans and
Gunsberg also played a draw game in
attempting TO settle their tie. and d.
Vided the third and fourth prizes be-
tween them.
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BuenosAyres.

BUESos AIEEs, via Galveston, July %
Gold here Is at premium Of 1917 per
cent; the price Of land has greatly in
creased.
Government has presented TO Con-
grrss an estimate for the year 1887. The
total income is estimated at SIS 900 TO.
and expenditures at 81 500 600.
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An American Jap

CHICAGO, July pa female infant
was born last night to q member Of the
japanese colony now on exhibition here
at Columbia Theatre. 1t il stated TO be
the first birth in the country Of full
japanese parentage, q child having been
born - q Japanese woman IN San fran
cisco last year, whose father was a
Dane.
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The Ap,che A,reellIes csntInue.

SAN FRAScIspo, July % - Neg les.
Arizons.-News reached here to-day
from HermosillO. that the Apsches
killed two Msxicans at GOvercor Cav
odarou's ranche, nesr sonora. a station
ON the SOnuTa railroad. The bridge
arross the Arroyo near GueTbabi. Mex
10. has been washed away. Traffic on
The ilroad south OF this point has been
interrupted for several days.
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= Genuine DueI-shpt Through the
Heart

BRUSSELS July 29.-In duel to day.
at Liege. between Artillery Lieutenant
Slirvose and D.. Prelle, an army sur
geon, four shots were exchanged. and
with IBIS fourth fire the lieutenant killed
te Doctor instantly by shooting him
through the heart.
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Capital Chatter. Vote. and News.

WAsHISsTOs. July Ex-senator Beck,
from the committee on finance, to-day
reported favorsbly the House bill pro-
yidIng that manufactured tobacco. snuff
and cigars may be removed for export
to 3 foreign country without the pay
ment of tax, under regulations TO be
prescribed by the commissioner OF in
ternsl revenue.
Prince Fushimi. of Japan, and mem
bers Of his suit. were formally presented
10 the President to-day, oy the Score
Iary of State. The japanese minister
will gise a dinner In honor of the Prince
this evening.
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r..t rorpeas crui.er

GLASGOW, July 2e.-The new Spanish
torpedo cruiser lately constructed, was
launched TO-DAY. Il is clsimed for her
that she is able 10 overtske and destroy
The fastest torpedo boat heretofore
afioat.
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Captain Setback explained, upon che
request of Inghsm. the nature Of his
experiments VITA fuse among The
effects OF LiDgg. 81 sIsO ex
perimenied. said witness. with the
dynamic cartridges. had one IN
rted INTO a stone weighing perhaps
sixty pounds. The explosion broke the
stone INFO atoms" K. =. L. GATES WAS
called aud asked TO read hI, translation
20 the porti rs of the sheet entified:
. The AHarekisf. volume 1. number |. -
The paper was D blIshed at Ihs 4 5sifsr
Zestun0 office. and ia LOtiCp
requested that subscription be
sent TO q. Engle. The first translation
read was that OF the announcements Of
the publishers. In this 10 was stated
that the object OF the paper was 70 Pro-
mote the Anarrhial Doctrine" Other
articles. all ritten in 4 highly heroic
vein, lamented the oppression of capital
and advocated revolutionary principles.
Eugene Si-ger eli orial writer on the
Free Press, identified some manuscript
written in German to be in the hand
writing OF Schwab. The mAnC-
script WAS that 81 the cele-
brated BLOOD" editorial published
in Arseiter ZeituRg Of May 4lh. The
prosecution then caused a number
of articles to be read from The Alarm
and other SociAlistic organs. These al
preached revolution in more or less
startling language; another article
gave number of instructions
how 10 handle dynamite for rev.
dictionary purposes. For furtheI
instructions the reader was requested
20 apply TO AS The 4iarH, relating 10
filing bombs, instructions were most
complete. At the beginning Of the ar
tlcle dynamite was referred to a The
powerful agent of civilization" When
the reading was finished. the court adj
iourned.
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Rua.Inn aforsm.nts.

VIESSA, July 29-Politieas Core
sDOndencs says Russia will soon recall
the Mediterranean sq1adroS and that
Admiral Kaznapof, commander
Of the squadron, will be transferred to
the Black Sea feet.
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The Amateur rre,s Association

SAN FRAScIsco. July 2e-The
National Amateur Press Association
elected J. II. Munro, New Glasgow,
Nova Scotia, president, over +. f.
Heath, Chicago, by three majority.
Philadelphia was chosen as the eOnVen-
ton site next year.
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On the Diamond.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-wGshing;on
1, Detroit 10.
NEW YoRK, July 29.-st Louis S. New
York 4.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-Kansss City
.. Philadelphia -
BOsTos, July 29.-Chicago 6. Boston2.
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rr, More Victim. orths RIOT

AMSTERDAM. July 29.-Two more o.
the men wounded in the late riots have
died, making the total number of
deaths resulting from the :iOt %. Many
additional arrests have been made.
There Is no dou d that the Socialists IN
stigated the not.
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CAxros, July 2s.-Four hundred and
eiEhty-six Oos the $50 delegates to the
Ohio State prohsb. ton CONVENTION, we're
present at the opening this morning.
j. w. Sharp was elected chairman
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THE ARCH FIENDS
Nearer and Nearer the Gal
lows They Draw.
MORE TESTIMONY PILED UP.
"Dynamits the Powerful Agent Of
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MORE TESTIMONY PILED UP
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CHIcAso, July 2).-state Attorney
Grinneli announced this morning that
ali the ties .imOny for the State Ia tn
Anarchiss trial would be laid before the
jury by tomorrow evenins.
Thompson, who gave such damaging
evldsncs against the Anar, histe. wa
recalled by tde Prosecution. bus nO
cnans,. was made IN has evidence. rhr.
torn aud biOOd-SEAInei Othi uf th-.
wounded aud deaf officers WAS huwn
10 the jury Counsel for the deieuse
declared that this was r Sen~Hti1 D..
Tue state attorney replied that It ne
desired To- prOduc seu-atIOn he would
have caused the wounded officers to
appear IN court.
the openiug of