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coxDEssED DISPATCHES.


Fhc ptesiacn. has approved the aes
authorizing increase Of pensions ~ ease o.
deafness
The president hss vetoed The seaase bin
pf1Flding fss public baiidins al bi0p
CITY, Iowa
ciesfiag bonse report. Total gross e1-
changes. seek esiifsg August =, ssy7 s,oz,.
0s7. az lncss asa % II per cent eSer fhe cor.
responding week lat year
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Mrs a Pai0y. go olive street, Fan Fran.
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Last night WITNESSED the irst evenings
presentation of the rSper carnival a. the
ArnoFy. The eaisding was not as claoor-
asciy festooned as IL might have nceu. hut,
considering the difficulties surmoun;ed
and the vas; smeant ef wcrk thrown upon
the shoulders OF few, 81 was graad sue
cess. Fully lseo peopic were In the build
ing. and the receipts for the hrst night viii
certainly be considered in the nature Of q
Gathering reward. 10 the ladies who have
80 faithfully lent their eaer9ieS aud time.
day BY day. anriag the past four weeks,
toward making the carnival a success
The initial feature of the evening
was the graaa promenade. after
which the regular programme was
mony that rejects great credit on Prof
Dillon aad the management Some ex-
ceedinxiy pretty costumes were noticeable,
on the door, and. toccther with the unique
characters assumed, matc sitoScther as
pleasing picture IS has eve. bcen seen in
seattle. To-noeFow nights programme
win represent the American court,
and the entertainment will commence
with a Grand procession which will in.
elude the American. English. spanish and
French courts. Julius Caesar aud Cleopatra
in a chariot. the Roman gladiators and
people OF the peEioa, The Mythical diyis.
ion wtll be icd by Father Time. followed
by Tifsnia IN chariot drawn BY butter
dies and iairiess the Old Woman in the
shoe, and Tam o'SAaater. aud other noia.
bic characters, 10 be followed by the
dance Minuet de Ia Coar, by the American
court; walix, BY the general public:
national French dance lvars0uylcnel: /:
sehoiiisehe. by the general pubic; tahleaa,
king John signing the Magma Chagta,"
laaeeFs, by the general Fuhlic
A more extended noliee OF the carnival
and the characters aud costumes thercin
viii appear in to-morrow's paper.
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NO MASKING HERE.
Henry George Holds a Cleye-
land Meeting.
The Land Reformer Proud OF His
Brand-Aceident at . Meeting of
Democratic Huns-Arrfyal of the
Artists Kilrain and verestchagin.

New yoRx, Aug. Z.-Henry George had
bis first Cleveland and Thurman ratifea-
ton meeting tonight. and besides him
self wm- Lloyd Garrison. Jr, was the
speaker Mr. Garrison said The Repnhii-
can party contended well in the issues past.
II stocd upon Que side, while on the other
was the Democratic party bewildered- said
Mr.. Garrison, among other utterances;
I'VE have no desire TO conceal that our at
tltnde is one OF absolute free trade
Henry George said. Il stand here 70
rsfify the nomination Of Cleveland aud
Thurman. Grover Clevela-d is the true
labor candidate Of to-day. am q free
trader, and q man who is afraid to be
branded as free trader does not know the
power IN the word free The protecsionis,s
have had their way for years, and il Is
about time We tried freedom"
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SEATTLE TERRITORY, TUESDAY. lss.

ell was rsIieS. to order this afternoon. The
indians have selected their spakesmen, sil
Of whom are chiefs TIE y0unger and
more intelligent eaesaent. however, object
10 this arrangement. and insist that each
ere should be permitted 20 express bis
own wishes, that the interest Of one Indian
on the reservation is equal to thai cf an
other, and that il would be Impossible for
any one or haif-aazea men to express the
wishes az the entire tribe There VIII Ae
strong objection raised - this plan
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RETALIATION.
Mr.. Van Horne Believes 1t Would
Hurt America Most.
A London Paper Thinks Cieveland's s
Message No Campaign Dodge
Joseph Chamberlain Silent.

sr. PAUL, Aug. Nv. c. Van Horne has
been interviewed on the proposals con
tanned in the pre- sident's message. He said
United States and the Canadians would
damage American railway interests be-
tween two and three dollars where it
would injnre Canada Interests one. ON
the Canadians the blow would fall rather
heavily ON the Gisnd Trunk lines, but on
the Canadian Pacific would be compara-
lively slight. There is no money for us in
Amerita an freight, anyway. and we could
OF course hold passenger business.
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FIREIN THE WOODS
Flames Raging in North
Michigan Forests.
A VILLAGE IN GREAT DANGER.
Considerable Loss Of Life Feared
snow Sheds at Yuba City. Cal,
Destroyed-Loss of Fine Iron
Bridge by . Jam of Drift Wood.

CHICAGO, Aus. z7.-Speeiais from Scgau.
nee and other points in Michigan report
disastrous forest fires raging Families are
fleeing to the towns in large numbers. with
such effects as esn Be saved The frcs ex-
coed anything known for years. and it Is
feared many lives win be lost
NEGacSER. Nleh-. Aug. z-.--It is diffcalt
10 get reports about forest fires near Ne
yada. II Is believed they are worse than
AZ nrss reported. Several buildings were
burned last night, and the village Is going
by pieeemeal A number of families liv-
ing on farms near the village escaped with
nothing but their clothes and are now
being cared for at Powers
Owing TO the flames and smoke it l. i'm.
possible % tell whether people living
back from the settlements lost their lives
or not A family OF seven are reported
missing from Mumford and have not been
heard from
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THE CARTwHEEL COIN.
shipping Tens of silver Dollars to
Washington

WASaIxGToN, Aug. z7.-The movement
Of standard silver doiisTs from the d5ssreai
Mats aad sgIttfre4SGT1e> 30 Washington f5r
storage Ia the isrge DeW silver Nault vii
tagin 70 morrow. Sks7 meats Viii BE made
in scss - ssS. .eca a ass, sat viii eoniinHe
unlil tAe YanAs i alled- As the FNul1 has
. aeat,arity of s5ssa Gao 10 silver 6olIars,
i Nil tAke &ksuut SIX HeonthS' time - 81 L
a. tAe rase deciss 1 Epou.
shipments 81 sii - canHue3 - the "a .
now stored s. f'ai sse1pai q. $s9 York
NfW orleans ana saa FsaEessc5. p e
csf.Erznea tnEt aasoHs f-teaN 60 WY ba
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NEW BRIDGE WRECKED.
Carried Away by Driftwood-Less
500. 600.

CISCiNSkTI, Aug. sz.--At 10 o'clock sun
day moraing the false work for superstruc-
ture of the Chesapeake Il Ohio railway
bridge over the Ohio between Coyingfon
aud Cincinnati was swept away by a great
raft OF driftwogd that had accumulated at
its base, and $50 feet of the iron bridge
stream below.
The trestle went down the river 10 or II
miles, where some of IL was anchored.
The iron work lies in the river near the
Kentucky shore. The contract was in the
hands of the Ph@nix Bridge Company.
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atN FRANCISCO. Aug. IN Young man
named 1piefee. of Tits city, q walter And
member of the Third regiment, California
NA'ioaal Guard. was ran 0seg bv a train
and Killed. ia Alameda sunday DiRht,
while returning with his regiment from
Senia Crliz. lie was standing on tho car
platf5f8i, aud aas thrown on When the
train rounded a curve. lie lay on the
track stunned, until a train hound 20
fRaia Cfuz p4sSei over tbs body. which
vas hrribig mangicd. The head was eus
OF and thrtya several fee; iIom the body.
The legs were aisd severed
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SARATOGA. Aug. 9f.--Racing results. One
and one-siNseenth mjles--juuiata Colt
won, T,ssa X. second, Laura Stone third,
no time.
Thrcc-QUarters faile-Nelodrafaa won.
Queen of Trumps second. Miss Mouse
third.
Three quarters mile - Tornado won,
Htida secoud, Carrie q. third
one and onc-sixtecnth miles-Belle d'0r
won, Elmifa second. BFozomars third.
Miie--Judge Murray won, Jack Cox sec
ond, Donald third.
One and one-quarter miles 80 ROYAL
Arch won. Red Prince second, Harry
4 fpar.ar ffaFN8
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NO END OF COERCION.
A Distinguished Group Of irish
men Arrested.
The Brothers Redmond, Members
ofParliament, an Eminent Ed
itor and Patriot Priest.

DuBLlx. Aug. 1.-THE police Of wexford
today arrested John Eeam0nd and his
brother. wm Redmond, members of phrii-
anrnf. and Edsard Walsh. editor Of the
Wexford Psopis, charged with oifense
under the crimes act
Father Kennedy hes been arrested Tor
holfiags meeting q 4 suppfe SD hrApeh
Of the Na-ioaas League st Dahagi0w
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nrlghton neach Races.

BRIGHTON BKAcfT. Aug. 97.-Raclng re
suits: Three quarters mlie-Ganshot won
EaiontOwn secoud. Bonnie Harold Filly
thru
Sevcn-eighths mile - Pendeunis won
sailie Harper second. Savage third.
Ouc ana onc-hnlf miies-Ciay Pate won
MeGFegOF second. Blue Line third
one and Onc-eighth miies-Tax Galhcrei
won, Relax second, Arnold third
One aud o1c-eighth miles-Pcrieies won
Bordelais second, Pilot third.
One AMI one-sixteeBih miles-Hil Bond
won, Bill Brnwn SECOND. Brian Born third
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A BRorAERHOOD STRIKE.


EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug, 17.-An the
trains have been stopped on the Nackey
system Of railroads, owing 10 the strike de
elared against the reads thereia embraced
by Chiefs Arthur and sargent The sys-
tenn includes the Peoria Decatur aud
Evansville, the Evansville and indisnapo-
lis, aud Evansville and Terrs Hsute. the
roads having a total iength of 20 miles.
The trouble grew out of Discrimination
said 10 have been made by Master Ne
ehanie Saith against brotherhood men.
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sas FRAScIsco. Aug. Il Peter Jackson,
Australian champion, and joe McAuliiie,
Pacific Coast champion. met tonight 80
q iscuss a. saugcmeDis fnf their expected
dght McAutiGe waaiS to Sight in October,
but jack son is resolved not 90 uo battle
until in Dccein Der, and sill probably 20
East 70 give exhibitions With a minstrel
Company. IL is possible that Godfrey,
whom be defeated Friday, may be his
mate
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ON STRICT PARTY LINES.
Congressional Action on the Prcsi-
dent,s Message Enrcshadnu ed.

WAsRISGToN. Aug. 97.-Thc house com
mittee of foreign affairs today failed to get
a quorum, but informal discussion shows
d strong tendency To divide on party lines,
by the three Democrats and three Repub-
licaus present. The discussion related 10
article - OF the treaty OF Washington. with
legislation touching the entry of goods in
bond at United States ports for Canadian
consumption. Il is probable that several
days viii be consumed in preliminary dis
cussion before acton Is reached.
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81. PATTI Aug 27.-E. u. Young, Of New
York, 3 wealthy owner of mines IL Ari-
xona. and Miss Niidre6 Niedfnxhonse.
daughter OF 81 Louis millionaire. who
owns 1n.Do head of cattle on Western
ranges. we're married in this city yesfe--
day. Il was = runaway match. the couple
having met oniy twc weeks ago.
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BASEBALL.
Boston Defeats New York-School-
bow Game at Detrnit.

NEW IoRN. Aug. 1.-THE Giants were
defeated by the i3ostons to-day. In we'll
played and interesting game. Score; New
York 2, Boston T. Batteries Welch and
Ewing for New York, Sowdcrs and Gale
for Boston.
DETROIT, Aug. 1.-THE home team
played more like schooiboys than profes-
sionals to-day, and were easily SHUT out by
the Hoosiers. seorr. Detroit 0, Indian
apolis c. Batteries: Beafin and Wells for
Detroit, Boyle and Myers for indianapolis
Manager Watkins of the Detroit baseball
club resigned today. and X. W. LeRiiey
was appointed acting manager.
MAsHISGroS,Aug. 1.-The Philadelphia
Washington game was postponed on ae-
count of rain.
PHL.pELFlnA, Aug. 27.--Athleties 6,
Louisville 4.
BALrlaoRE, Aug. 27.-BaItimore 4, Gin.
cinuati 3
CHICAGO. Aug. 2z.-Chieago and Pitts.
burg played two games here today, aud
broke even, krock being hit freely in the
first. while rittsburg lest the second game
through the wild pitching Of Knell. First
game; Chicago :, Pitsburg II; batteries,
krpek and Flint for Chicago, Alvin and
Miller for PittSeurg. Second game. chi
caso IL, pittsburg /; Baldwin ana DAILY for
Chicago, Knell and Carroll for piitsburg
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rrsnscontinensal Tourist service

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. .7.--it Is stated
here TO day that the Union aud the Central
farihc railroads win run a special daily
tours; sleeping ar service over their lines
between Council Bluffs and isos Angeles.
beginning September d. and that ou The
18th proX- the sam, class Of service will BE-
given between san Francisco and Council
Bluffs.
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sAE FHANcIseo, Aag. q Guy wilkes
won The grt AZ stallion race al the 0akiand
irotiIne park to-day. taking the drst. ionfih
and Hfih beats Steamboat tiie second anf
third heats, Wo0dnnt coming third ~
eafh time. The best fiae was 2.i7. fga1r
bv rtsa amts0at Ia the second bgat. Tbs
latter was the iavoriie Ia fha poolA
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SHOT ny SOLDIERS.
The Marshal af Fort Cour d'Aiene
Seriously Wounded.

spoEAgE FALLS, Aug a7.-At Fort CNnf
d'Alenc at 2 sunday morning. Mafsa
Baldwin ordered seven or EIGHT sDldlers
shouts 10 their quastarA The soldiers re
fua "a 20 comply. They then closed around
him and began shooting. dozen shots
were fred. baldwin was shot IN the hip
and received several cuts in che head from
slungshst or butt oi a revolver. Bald
win was daarerausly hurt None Of the
soldiers wcre 81 iufed. Corporal Howard.
who shat 81 BALDWIN. was placed under
Arrest. lie says he 10 sorry he did not XII
Baldwin
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KILRAIN's DEFIANCE.
He VIII Fight sullivan or Any One
CHALLENGED by Cnniex

NEW YORK. Aug. z7.-Jake Kilrair was
enthusiastically received when he landed
Sunday morning. He said: Il am not in
love with fighting. bai am here Now II
John l. sullivan or any other man wants a
chance be can have IL.
ASHLAND, Wis, Aug. .7.-Mike C0nley
has issued challenge 10 fight kllrain for
1850 a side, London prize ring rules, 10 a
finish, for the championship of the world.
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.iEsN&. Auw. 27.-The official report o.
the worlds harvest shows hat ike wheat
crop IN Italy. fFaHce, Great Britain aud
Russ.Aa Padoiia Is from % - p PER cent.
ts.aE the average. E0d la Aukifia hpn-
gary, soutbeasts@n Europe and krYpf from
- to - per cent above the atesase
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BIunder of Non-Union Envineers.

BURLINGTON, la. Aug. 2z.--In a collision
between passenger and construction trains
on the burlington road near krum. Iowa.
Dennis Griffin and Patrick Ready and a
number Of aihers were ininrei
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orIuM sMuaaLEas AnnEsrKp.
Freight Handlers at san Francisco
Caught I'm the Act.

k&s FRANCISCO, Aug. Thames Nagte
aud Vim. o'sriep. freight handlers, were
arr, sied this afternoon during the dis
charging Of the cargo ~ the steamer City
u sydney, from Australia, and complaints
preferred against them, charging the4ns
Jointly with VIM snaws a stevedure. With
opium smuggling. Four sacks. hllei with
were seizsd
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ALEXANDRIA, Aug. = --Kepofts are re-
cs.iFea saoSiug that the Egy piian corn
crop has seriously suffered Inc reports
also sSy if VIII be impossible 20 9Tois wheat
In upper Eefpt 10 i3si, ard that a great
portion 81 etasr e-fs3.s ea8 only b. cult
Tas.d n increased expense
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Arousing Interest in the RnrlInstan

PITrsHURG, Aug. ga union, picaic
aud meeting CT Brotherhood ioeotnosive
engineers aad hrskenen is in progress
here Tomorrow viii be engineers day.
and the asSemhlage win be addressed by
Grand Chief Arthur. who viii present the
Burlington case aud endeavor 10 excite
renewed interest in the strikers.
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Disagreement in Chinese Murder
Gasn

SAN FRANCISCO. Ang. 1.-THE jury in the
case 81 lsung Ioong, CT argtd With the
killing OF Yee Moey sing during the fight
between Chinese highbinders May 3, after
having reported that they were unable 10
agree, were locked up for The night.
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Children rla,ing WIN rIre.

threw a lighted match into coal oil can.
causing sn explosion which resHlfed In
the death Of Cleo Garner. aged 8. aud Guy
Jordan, AGED &, aud the serious injury Of
David Jprttar
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DETROIT, Aug. IA special from bills
dale, Mich, says: Charles W. Waldron,
one of the owners ana managers OF the
Waldron hank oi this city, has absconded,
taking with him money and securities
vari0usiy estimated at from $4,000 TO
sS1Q0u
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NORTHUMBERLAND TarJa

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. =. - Ex Senator
Mcdonald delivered speech or The tariff
ques iion 20 large audience this evening
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nnramAM Youxa.s rmErr.
Contributions To the Church sweifed
Ills Private Purse.

eALr bkRE, Alg 2s.--ras asrf af - OF
more suits % b bfoagbt azaiast the hslrs
0ft1c estata of Brizian Young % recover
slms % w1aey ranging from 1900 80 sl0.r
600 i0aae1 70 the Nomon church. but
whici Il Il believed went 70 swell Brlg.
hams priyate fortune. was Instituted In
the supreme court, Utah, to-day.
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NOT A PARTY MOVE.


LoSpos. Aug, e7-'The Daily Netcs ridi-
cules the argumeat that President Cleve-
lands message relative to the fisheries
question is party move. He wouid have
not recommended Feialiation.it Sass.unlt -
he had regarded il as the best alternative
70 the rejected treaty.
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REVOLT AGaaSsr TIIE CHIEFS

XaUEE Craw Greek faaiams fsirs
TEsrlr Gun . - gs@snt-
81 EAG. kaz a--a sg 81 fssza tsTsH
grsrs eseaes =. x-ss eEst sEaaAa eszs-
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sNowsHEDs BuaNEp.
Forest Fires In sutter County. Cali


sAcEANENTo. Aug 1.-Two hundred feet
of snow sheds was DESTROYED BY Ere al
Yuea City last evening. delaying the over
land trains both ways great forest fire
has been raging for three miles along the
road and is stiB burning. Three fire trains
have been sent from here
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A FnEE-TnaDE PLArFoRM.


NEW YORK, Aug. -s.-A platform TO he
used for mass meeting of the HUNGARIAN
Democratic Ci1b. COLLAPSED tonight, and 81
persons dropped to the street. One boy
was crushed 10 death and several slightly
injured. Previous 10 the accident a mum
Der of the 600 spectators present peiied the
reporters with siDncs aud other missiles.
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Arrival of Artist vercstchagin.

NEW YonS. Aug. 27.-Among the passen-
gers by the EtruFia. sunday, was the Rus
sian artist aud Traveller Vasid Nerestcha-
gin. He will visit various parts OF the
cnnntry
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LONG FoREsEEx.
Oh amberIain Shows No Emotioi
over His treaty. Death.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-J0seph Chamberlain
declines 10 speak ia relation 10 the rejee
tion OF the fisheries treaty, which. he says,
has long been forNseen-
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DsSamples and prices cheerfully sent
on application. Orders entrusted to
me viii receive my prompt personal at
tention. VIII be pleased to see my
friends from Clarendon County.
ISAAC NJ. LORYEA,
With Louis Cohen & Co.,
CHARLE LESTOM, S. C.
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Wall-streeter of the passage of time that
would soon bring exposure to and doom.
The explanation is that Mephistopheles,
Apollyon, Satan got in his work at that
time. The man was not naturally bad.
He was as good as any OF you are, but
Satan, with whole battalions of INTERVALS,
swooped upon him unawares. Look
oul for the wiles of the devil, not only
those Of you who are young, but the
middle-aged and the old. Outside OF
God you are not safe moment. But
yield not to disheartenment. If we put
our trust in God our best days are yet
to come days Of victory, days of song,
days of Heaven, and the best days OF
the cause of righteousness i'll all the
earth are yet to come. AS the ten
thousand men of Zenophon's army when
they came to the top OF Mount Theches
and saw the waters on which they were
to sail to their homes, the soldiers with
clapping hands and waving banners a.!
together shouted: sThe sea, the SEAL So
we to-day in our march toward our
heavenly home come up to the top OF
the mountain of holy anticipation and
lcok off upon oceans of light, and oceans
of 10y; and, thrilled as we never have
been thrilled before, we clap our hands
and wave our gospel ensigns, and cry
one to another, and shout up to the re-
spending an. re echoirg heavens: The
sea, the sea!