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NE nRoTIEEaooD aSens.
No Sach Talk as Came srem 80 tsen-
tie Mr. srshar.

IssscAGe, gsly - fnlrsuaa hexe. IN N
safesyie~, SAYS s-if the railroads tara1&h
the dicszssaa es the Rarliastan are reAsy -
dse.aars essa asr epssn sias hrSssAs-heu4
NC arc ready fey thrin- n 4 esssmcd t.,s4
y helessie arrests are to be made oi asicn
= ;1sa were promiaea. In tae nerens strike
when S;eae ~ the Burlington gives the
uorst. { have szsd sefare. aud | say 81
rsSd Ia cAsrsgo sili le tied up within =
hours
-arr the men ready and wilisns 10 make
such a move
%Are they rrasis and slilngs ! sheaia
say tAey wsss ise Yea imagine shey
ton OF SAGA al aatrasse No. sir; they
VII not.
sHs UNIVERSAL SENTIMENT,
This tind If TAX vas nas ccnAned 70
Burlington strikers. DufisE the evening
engineers srssm the Chicago. Ntswaukeo
s -. Paul. eaicsso 3 Northwestern. tho
fest Wayne AID estaeF roaEss. called iffusO
Hsge aad ASla long consultations.
Ttse complete failure oi iEc slsska astfrd
10 the rs1iAS ef the radicals n al VI the
divisions. The strike has ssaen the tefsic af
rssGyersatsea Ia every Brotherhood Hssvss
four months aeaA The radicals have
Jumped al even pseiest ana NpassAt -
prefsritafe strike. Local faIsers say th4t
during tae last two fecnshs a central or
eanixaiiun has teen guiefiy iefsaed eva
hracins representatives from every rc@d
laasi;ng 81 chicago. Il has been sfilf-,sti-
bic 10 esceFialis tbs exars nature as thc
aEreeraeui exiSiing tefe eeen caisiosoS and
the various roads. one ef the prime
movers ia tals organization wss seen last
8tghi aad made the following <sasSsaeist.
after cSsrtsag protasse that hts tlaruf -
NOT used.
a IfFE AxD DEATH STRtGkEk
.'Tbs great majority 81 the nFo;herhonA
fncn Buw feeoxaizc. a. lew af Us always
tnaiHtsiued. that aii awfus saissake was
nasie vAsn the toy eott was ltiseas Tie
a nea are sscked. As the matfrf now
staa&s. vu kaoa Hhas that means Il
ncsns tia; another read utll i-s selected
and raaae aaR-aniogs - scan ~ nm npPors
tnHssy Is presented. IL means fsat the
raiiroad companies have decided tc ahoiinh
the Brothernnesis. The fight Is bound to
como sooner 81 later aud II ths sesssted 'Q
men are rratc ssetilas og 4 cnfsps Fars We
viii take hand la u ourselves. The men
Gu ans naad are esihas- They uassid rtFskt
10 morrow morning II | gave them the
word We arr making na blun. We tnsau
business oar existence a. an organization
+ as stake, and II the fight must come lre
her eofae.
SOLIDARITY 90 THE soyExKsr
ST. ttofb, Nina. July s-s spne -
snesphers uf the fur bsotherhooes ~ ieFur
motive engineers. nrcmea, bfakcmen nu8
sHitrhmcn hni1 meetiun here foF tho
purpose ~ taking steps looking tp tho
anal algamafian Of these orders. The sentt-
menf developed was favorable 10 their
Issse viii be held In Minasnpoiis four
weeks hence The burlington matter We
disrgszed and action taken bat, It's nature
was kes4 secret
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NssHfSsTes, July s.-in the senate
today e Esotiun 10 refer 10 The co:a1Hiftee
On pens.esus ore 81 the yefocd prasiofi
i,ifl- MAS male the groundwork OF s;--reh
b -seusff against She frequent exercise 81
the veto Foxe. By the president. Nest
10 tosse<. ia sf1vTsy-T ~ the presidents veto.
The hi.l skx referred 70 tssc committee cs
pensions
csss,s.xi "a TIE consideration os the senate
amendments "a t5se knieg Estate epsarasyss
act rfaskfs fssrzs-s 1n aSnssissBsss.s wsslsh
uss agreed isi- giving allied -'a,ss sifstltt
aF.i district e-asT;< 5arsslirtso5 for siS,.a-
stnS ots tssf flfgstssszss "a TIE at ut-sH sfaf
Esrs<sa q ffna, Nsfh pssssF - issue per-
ssztfss-y Sfit - isssaarskssl EkAzAn sid
ac sd EsF~a Esstse q a. staeHaneasi *
festssse faE FF,1E sfsas 81 ifse art - exff--s
e.5gss fsas5es. siseFsus ear scEaysafisss sri
.sssck ! .-zr cssFa tiaass. bat A. y Ess akeis u
;sss,Eeks. ssasss --sssIs ssd tVSsss TIE ,-ss<age
n she hsA he u0siis reserve The FrDFeElfi9D
fssx 1ssxt ssessssf-
r 3s.r uaasss = similar sta,ern<ns In r.
.ia-sf Il "a z5aerss.zasaif wtIieA sglsii gss-
sys1s ~ csEfet JAMES charging higher
-z.s,s fssan tie FAetar siosss "a uenFsF
yssza - Ksn.ss sify.
hssi .ssoxB so-a nxaea ssefgiAfs3x Gisprsi
tiss IN sEes;tsz Effh Fziisues3 companies
Alf4sss. 81 tsgssz. Also rsssses->ss -. erfn8-
Fasssssa fas roaztfussg soEae Il she Fnasi
Seas u the szs 30 Eae sssgaasz<e % iae
sz4i-sssss s1szfySasstes.
fssarse etFrress M sEzeS.fsssff r'-stsz lsss'
( Esxz carriers frzsss trsassse-fsNx goods fo'
xsss sss4tyer IN ezs - seAselE owned -
AsF sub kntfpss. u1.3ets tfz%F essi4,s.s1'
crafty tie safEa rz'ss - zess sAzrErSt i1
osAer sslsf-srs- Flszs.Y the assssssssasessl
34z Sffhstsz A. ga . Ff8E3sar 81 szsstatss y
have fass ss-se=EsssS t1za-s ttxesy szslsssis--es
/ q. siezS ssssis2. AgteT farther dsseassic1
.kS sfft = A. ssse1s1@
re htssssE iA 20 fegni4fS l3f-ss 81 .zssfz
ssfrsS sz-5 Geere~S II eassfss 80 tse e ssifee
-x~sxs xtfss aansss4sY.7enis. wss sa1sezts-
sf,ey a. 4zofzttse ssssscsa t7e sesats ~
sszsaea- -
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knights Mn.t U.~ No Gomez.


fHIEangLrHts. July s--tsenerai Master
Workman Powderiy has written letter fae
this weeks JeafHat n fntfsa Ictsf In
which he caiis attention 10 the alleged
corner 10 coffee. and advises abssnfion
from the use Of coficc until Tho corner u
broken.
FLINT GLASS Warkers' Ceasentfon-
taSTpS. o.. Iuiy 2. The annual ronyru-
ton Of the Ftni Glass workerS uuiDu
oyensd to-day, business being condue1ed
secretly.
Michigan yisJtsrs To Harsfs~n
fapitxtrrffs, July "a delegation a.
gentleman and ladies frsm Benton 1fur-
boz. Mich. called on Gen. Harrison te.say.
They sesr presented by Col. Ward. VIE
was Michigan feieaase 10 tie ChfesMu
convention Ttss delegation Was essfdsaily
received bF the general, who made shan
speech in whsfh he referred 10 the actisn
Part taken by Michigan In the many
achievements gf the Republican party.
Portland Ssfes.
PORTLAND, July e.-Eighf ssen were ~
r..zfsd for gambling last night. Twb far
ftftssi haii Of go each, ono ~. feur VIII
hazc = hearing to morrow and one Nas dts
missed.
Mrs Mai. A. p sears. an ssesi lady. I'D
enxp a siight af siegss aud broke both ara
aud rerciyed either seFtoss insafies.
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VAUDEVILLE WAS auRDE.Ep
fnhaman Treatment Of an Irish
Patriot In Prison

LoSDoS, July SIN Announcing the
death OF Manieyilie oBvien declared In
the commons TO-DAY that Vaudeville had
been murdered BY brutal treatment in
TBllamore prison. He was kept many DAYS
on diet of bread and water. and weuid
have died of starvation but for the com
passion OF officials in giving him small
scraps Of food He never recovered from
his sutfeTings under that treatment.
Timothy Heaiy writes that Vaudeville
died for the cause Of Ireland. and that he
vas killed by yiggtuus treatment in prison
In the commons 0'Brien asked Bsifaur
what official Information there WINS in re-
gard 10 the death OF Vaudeville. and
whether the government would take any
measures % secure adequate inquiry into
the cause Of his death.
Baifour replied tina; the existing system
OF law was sufficient 10 insure proper tn
q JURY, II any was Dccessery.
OBr;en considered the ~eply unmeauing
and evasiye, and stated thai he woaId re
new the question on Thursday ii Ee found
the governments was not making a search
iug inquiry into the matter. and would
the opinion of the house in re-
garti 10 IL
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Clearing house report Exchanges fos
the week ending July :. ss7a. .ais, an In
crease OF ii.5 per cent
At Sieholasvilie. NY. Sunday nfgh; Ed
sparks, a 500 Of senator sparks. shot aud
probably fatally wousdesl Charlie Meyers.
The steamer zeaiandia. arriving at San
Francisco sunday from sidney. Australia.
brought 81 cabin aud 50 sfeersgs passen-
gers.
The body Of Judge Truukey Of the Penn
sysyania supreme court. who died IN Eu-
rope arrived IN New York Sunday on the
steamer ohio.
A freight train on the Louisville, NeH
Albany A thieags ran !nia snail land
slice sunday afternoon The locomotive
aud teu car. were wrecked. David Julian.
brakeman. sas Killed. and Engineer Haa.
al and the freFasu 50 badly ;aiafed iha;
both viii siis.
In the course of his weekly address be-
fore the Anti Poverty s0eisty safssay nigh;
Df Mcslyno said: -.s-efne dsy there viii b .
tremendous revelation Thai will eclipse the
French revolution. and In " hich the peu-
pie wili rise up ia their wrath a. the inter
fereaee Of these dietaters sud tayouet and
cftsh these monks and psies.s and arch
sslshers the YsoIss and the cardinals This
Is the way rae Lord win deal with them.
30 cay, leave them ts his mercy. This
sas wildly efsecrcd-
of the HtsSead Bald Knszb,efs. One fac
;ioa claims thar the other has fs-en giving
away the seerssss of the order. and more
tsan oHe IseIaber sas been murdered for
supplying Information Ia the authorities.
The feeling has been intensified br the
arrsst of --Dee Peters, a; t'ss~yfsle Peters
i leader Gf the issid kaotsaers and one o.;
a basd % cattle thieves whe have Ia the
pas- year stolen sslsre than 1DD cattle Ia
ozark. Christian sad Tassy counties.
Both si3es are weil armed. and II an open
eonflei should take p:ars the hzhi viii DC
fsesrs and blcoiy.
fearfeS-
There has fseeu fioiing directed sSainss
the city railroad ., Santiago.
Two thousand ns-fs arr eFaFioycd ou The
6orEo8a section II The PsasIus csna.
Nasy sho;ss IA fb. market place es
AfhTn< were bGTaed sunday. loss. f7sIa1b.
Fmf-eref giislz1a Hifi banquet the an
hassAsssrs 81 foreign ministers ~ fnfsiiain
on ThHFE1xg.
Ihe eji:or of fse Waieaserysr. Esf.sSaa
has tseca sentenced - ere sa51tiIs inprs--
oagaenf fssf rrfsfinfirz an stack Hsssu tie
Efatsrs.ss NiefJfss from fse Drsas4xn lfars
sieAf<a.
E.zrerOr Frsaeis Joseph hss eaetsrre.l
the Gordon a LeofOid on the iiaiien Pm
mler Crtsrt ard ~iSaoss AzStsBi. iia.iAa
minister II tHsnee, ard Bfsta<.dt. ifksiaa
Iainizfsr et agriculture.
In the cyciisg tournament Heaf rbs
! iikgzie. Holland. on sAtu-sias. shs hall
nils btrye3e rare nas ysssg by Temple a
hAlf scceaa A.ssE. Ia slse pge5 sslsssA
sesYzsea rsce. ssrso EaetFrs. NOasiside of Phil
sStelpfis ard Temple uere a dead htat.
TAo Duke and Duchess 81 Mk-llso1eagf
arrived Al 4ueez-.ows -nEdsy. Tas
{ daeses- SUFFERS: greatly ists7n ssssse : iasss
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City Property.

IN t,ss In Ycsier's second supplemental
~ addition. one block from Ms,siSou
street: houses all ruand them. Price,
$50 tach-
a hrsutsf.,I cleared lots IN n. 7. Den-
nyss fsth addition. Price. t-rWs
nsar s.rV.et car line aud within tsu
h,acks ~ motor line reste
l,, with rc.,sn hard flashed heuss'
snpT p~ans's pefk addition tvo
hlsssks frera motor iina route frice'
sl2o
q rtrsrrd lots in roE,tus addition
rotamanlis u flne view. Price. ti-.o'
Ia, Ia Horen addition, with $f"oya
housc Price, xeta
10, in Kaufman addition. THIS =
eheice lot. only !. block trcua
cable ears. rrirs, seoe
an lsts, rnglaaa's addition 10 >nsao,
usish civ al iesrt siii otssit,iu..
80 cleared. within FIVE tniruics
~sis ~ wrsi Coast railroad depot
Price. irera $40 ~ 81, pss i''s sil.i
hsnafsh l. sss,iay the most isrSsifaiss'is
snised town Ia western washing
ton tSs Investment
q one-arre lots ia sEchcrsssh tt,f
houses hails all neunS lhetn. ee~2
tie,,liy situated. Price. sl0e ests.
. lo,. in snchorntsA city for ;sse each
. a,la Sasborslsh CITY f,.r si7s each
a .ec, os rich t,ossora lard aa'oininz
-ash.,rnssa CITY friec- sssS
= ls,In Saahossssa City t'ss S-sA
an .yre. sae ievci laa5 two r,iies f-'an
~ wnateaas. Price, SO Tsss acre.
m sr-.s. cue ssa seH :ailss from -
~ e.,-,,s suitable fer dividing t1to
and f0-acre tracts. . pr sefs-
st .rrs. wtfksn hall msie ~ NSs
Mhatnsna; sesS sit~ifas'-S ~ y, =. Z.
investment
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CLOUDEURsr AT KANSAS CITY.
Houses Flooded and Swept Away
Heavy Loss-Eeported Casual

KAssAs CrrY. july s.-The snes: diszs-
iroEs storm that has visited Kansas city
isr years ragged during .a-. night nnssl II
During the higaf Of rnc storm, lsta street
for seven blocks lsscalEe & turbulent river.
which flooded all ,ae houses 20 a siepta Of
two feet, and at Twenty thsri sE4' Vine.
tae fifteen foot cuiyert was Inadequate 10
the iameEse volume of water which hack
ed uf. carrying away two houses. the la
mates of which were only rescued with
great disEcuisy
Those who saw the Storm. say that il
WAS undoubtedly es5saa burst Reports
Of death and destruction are numerous.
verified II is said thar a fniniiy Of fa,sr.
named williams. were washed away aad
drowned The loss viii aggregate many
Z ths,ttzaf.sis
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SAN FEaSc7Sro. July s.--owen jones.
enc oi the direessrs OF the Pacific Cable
cosnrsny. which j. % baild 8 cshie ifBe
fr,sTn australia 10 Victoria Ay wsy oi Fiii
and Honolulu arrived Yesterday frofn
Australia In an interview he says a cable
from Australia 10 England il already in
operation Aad owned by tue Eastern Ex
tsnsion Company. II j not expected that
the props<eA lac viii enter Into violent
competitions with the existing company
one advantage which the nrx COMPANY
has Is that the cable of the former viii al
~ laid IN deep ocean. 50 fhs; In The event
Of var no hostile sa3p san fsoss1hfy pick
CD the cable and tesfTsy Il Her is-ifiSnie
rnzSesEys sffp Eeerfa + Haw sngs<rsl IN
making SusEDdimzs For tse ues eaAie be
fsssea New Zealand asi SaEase The work
wfii te pushed sheA4 until Victoria i
rszshsss. and wiH he completed. The gah3e
liae. he AsseT7s. viii tz ready ss- nEs,iaess
within eEefssecn snaafts
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IRISH AGITATION.
The O'Donnen Case Much
Muddled.
THE ArEDEE or xaxDEvnIE
A cs.nssse< - Insssry Refused
Psr.<fl = y<v Allies In ssssA
afrsr.-A. Orange Ks.s 1. x..-
chester.

LosSoS. Jsly x--<s-Dcnaeii writes 70
nexs agency shaf his sssEzsei asssysset tie
mode Of rruecdzsr tzxen In the suit
AGAINST the TsAa<x 81 ssc fnzstgaisor ard ca
the nnzskcd advice of two esainent Glad
ssen1zs. members az the kos1se es eommo.1x
The gcnstsasea- both Of ~hera zrr lawyers.
Hrged sas, shey woasd be eos1psesely ex-
posed If that rsrer we're compelled To
shGw is whole hand. they rsservsaS al
material evidence. iacsadi.z thai Of
G'fACEaeG fog rebstfisg the case
obonsseiTs solicitor a.sza writes 10 cog
tra1ies the fsFAsliite denial OF knowledge
of saae case. He states that Dssits wrote in
February, offering, on heaaii vi P.rnen.
every ss<isrxrcs IN his power. Since then
they were acquainted with everything fhz.
srsaspired- Parsseii requested that o.rc0-
nell resgru treE lsa1y tsx the pzsyxse of
having q fzrttzfs. interview
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AFRICAN ALLIES.
The Home Rule Movement Beeom.
ing World Wide

LONDON. Iuly s.-Mr Rhodes. a Cape
Colony deputy and supporter Of imperial
federation, recently wrote To Parneil assur-
ing him of large addition OF colonial siir-
port TO Irish hosneraie II the Irish mem.
bers would retain representation at West.
minister In their plan, thus furnishing a
precedent for colonial representation
parneli replied that il Gladstone provid-
ed for irish representation at wesfminisse,
In his next home rule measure. the Irish
woald ehecrfuliy concur. yalning the posi-
iiun thus given them In the imperial sys-
TEN. This would facilitate imperial feder-
stion, which depends on COLONIAL opinion
II the colonies desire representation at
Westminster 1t should he accorded then.
Rhodes then wrote Offering fln.0Go on his
own behal; and Eia.eg0 on behalf Of Mr..
Nsrragh. an Irish resident at Kimberly. to
the Irish party. Mr.. Rhodes Is visiting In
London. He is the chief shareholder in
the De Beers diamond mine.
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ASS acres within one bali mile OF salt
water VIII cut l7.soo.ooo Price,
sil per acre.
I6D aercs. will cat S.es.eeo; II raiiro2d
sh .uld h,. built Ia Port Townsend q
will rul through this tract VII
sell timber without the hand. or both
together Pricc. $500, or $500 fer
Aasher
ASO acres; " III cut q. 90. 900, vo.ls. dfiv-
Ing strsam runs through THIS trsct
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THE LOST BELLA VISTA
Kept Afioat Right Days by rauaring
sunk 800 Fathoms Desp

SAN FEAScts4o. Juiy THE bark Reila
Vista. which wrnt dowa Is miiss from
Point keacs. lell Ch,malbas. D. G.. Jaf.e
-. when two DAYS o0s she sprung q leak
and the men were a. the pumps eaussart,v
until she settled and sank. ON The siirhf
ns the eth. when tlieTe was no hope af say
ing the bark. The shsp Gov. Rehie Nas
sighted. The sapisia Of the Bella Vista
got into small beat. signslei the ship
aud followed her six miles No attention
was raid a. the flag Of distress. When the
captain returned tn ths hafk- the crew ai TO
men got into thc s1nall bcsf ard the Bella
Vista went dnwu IN 100 fssh0ms at aater
The sailors were picked up by the Sefa
city. aat hy that schooner were brought TO
san FraucfSro
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RADICALS ON Tor.
Union Engineers Ready A.
a Big Strike.
rIeHr roR Exlsrnscu
The War en- the Barlingssa - -
sitter End he .sQs' Rcnass Eonru6
ef the BretherhscA-A xsaem
nrcwtpx-Arthur Losses Causr~1.

tsalcaso, saly s-t,enessi Manages $780,
u the chicaso. Burlington 4 Qnincy rsfl-
way ass seea tonight and Questioned -
ssfitas shs iynsEaise conspiracy H
says sAe Eesd + boasid 20 make osss CO.
A<asuss the ceaxrlfasFsS strea.sy arre<sek
and perhaps othees whe are under kkf1at
surveillance, lie SAYS The read wanis -
dealings wilh sAe Bresas sassd u i-aeorael-
tlve Enginecrs. neither ao they propose -
he sauiesgcss ny iss sAemasrs What MAS q
g-est conspiracy. he SAYS. has tSvn h<eken
M saa iess Of life and prsrcsty hr<a
afstttted
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SEATTLE WASHINGTON TERRITORY TUEsDAY JULY 10 rsss

xs<sos sepxi2ni Eec<e, T~z~ka Exu
ms rsvexsse - Tsoxzsnz the uhe<sakssssfs
% 4s~srs za1 tzze Hssc af ssss ys.r<rss
fhor1scn rsaase TIC szAr-e- k-auwr sss tie
p-ps-cr r1rsses ~ enxeA
Ns<sssis t1ssaesssxsesy sxurs szt xsr-sas
szz13 axrs<ny "a s-ezlsrx {ksf<& in r,s,s,s, :
ard htssrs See wasse of 9szrssnzt< x.z.s 5ew-
ekry E1<sS ct En.1rn Ese6arr tArsa rrSFe-
<r4rA<s- ~ tAe rksez OF s<ss&<r a. Fat.~ka u
xs-eSs As~src- Judge iz:siH. Srr-sasss zssa-
.ey. soes % Topeka uheze hs vii rvrsssia
tar property.
Ms Moore. xho was AZ xsaasaa sa-sars.
tx%. vss e@rspaesssy prsss-zteS sy The
Stwxos hes kzsfsezsz 1sssz5s d tp~<sss.ss sSsss
v11 feSre Ter - Ieuts * oaee
a dispatch frszu Ta-eka Esvs Nszore
urs1er hls als&s OF ". a. MzsAu. was ar
Azid seAes sass ssssr-coa Tee si1s,2-rl
says Ms. sssrfoa sAs also arrested. hssf os
sssrzzsn reszsea 20 rnskc charge axaissxs
Ae- o. u hs9T warrant isszse1 fsx h<x. the
rtssers ct her arrest Ezuss he ! s,sssrssss
she : saisi - hese taken tbs HrreSl 81
Ne.sss very hard having hrokea down
eusa Fseteiy aa2 refused - he cssrgfs-rsS4
Aessre zss nos szkeza ~ sass. tss f.ssA Ae
and Mrs Sarssz xsfl he xnz-s1es. ii, snxss
re.ssa a. the hosei nnfil an sssr@T arrives
srsza 81 l1us<
Arx- Easmel. ga old f-iers q Ss-s2a.
At.fek1 tA@2as-12 tkskf17E &zZEGftE ID fs-Ef4S
Tonight and E1sl use all the szsaessss sase
eva 70 issstu.r Nrsl Sarsea - rsstsz-s. to this
city. OF ~ sessf s.scss,rs 70 set her sss.t sc
tne elafraes 81 Manrx Nr. Merton nov
ssvs BE i sssss<sesi rks. ais uiss Aass s-sells
of weak 4safnseyire~s since tie hsrth and
sieash of Der shisa. aseat twe yssrs sxss.
AID that this had EaaeA - d ~i.A her fall
TIE .rss-T-elsrAFrHss xxsS xxx rez
xFSg<Es-
The Pest Ssssy.asrA this 2fssrnaan prints a
fexlcS 81 the developments IN TIE casss
zas1 grr< several 6f Nossfe-s tn-ssnse-s
.nsss seathtng vssinx-syer feF TIE ssars thxy
tesak IA the affair. charging al hast assA sf
Them with NJ, oais aiding 10 siesSasA tue
wife. bat 70 rsz.a Il rot 10 rob rse husband
IN ae interview w,ta Moore as Tas,sks
this afternoon he said be hssf stepped Al
iiaf place hesailse he did not sAiftk any-
body there knew IA. aud that he issfsnsies
ts start West n room Tomorrow. miles, he
y as arrested befo-r that firac. He pro
tsssed lHai'ynasian at the false sfasenseuts
= hIeh he said had hsen esrrEi4;s-sf ahns.,
The affair. and said the idea that Re and
Mrs. Merton had brought ssa.Guo froa, 81
Louis was p-epos1enYsIS. lie promised 4.
se,td the Essf- Iise<rssA q true statement of
'he case eithrr on "Wednesday ar Thursday.
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ANOTHER DANGER.
Portland Seeking Rate. Over the
Canadian Pacific Road.

roHfLaxD, July AT the meeting nf
the board Of trade Tonight a committee
was appointed to confer With the Canadian
Pacific Railroad Company and endeaycr 10
secure cheap rates from the Essi to Pa
cifie Coast i.rminai points. II il hoped IN
this manner io gsi the Trans continental
Association 10 discontinue iis action In
making the rates soou TO take effect, which
win caRse ineaicplahle Injury 10 this city
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sr Ilouss. Iaiy To-day Vas the fssae
set apars rs GoVsrnsr 1oFrhoss- 10 hear
4rxnfsczf % she attorneys ot Hegs Brooks.
ai!z- Msxaeh. for rsifnza sstatios1 ~ sch
tsnce fs.r the murder of Frc3ieE. Aa- Inv
xuvsrrar had received suca . nur7beT ct
afflscaai.sss. aFr<ai, a2s sssssfs ffssa al
tszy7- 81 the ssa:e- which he ils5asai 81 a.
sssraes slsos.,1 exREki1se tefarz cSsa tErnc-
Tug tsss zrraTaeslf. ftsai he Iss>s 5saeea the
heAr.zs til tSEs<ssros.
Nrs. B-soks as.zs 6arsshseF hess Al istSs.
yisw wsfs tae Esyersssr. a3d t.ssssr an
ssafiss<t a3{4al - saFe their -an ssss
as-sssaer ffsIi.s th1 sxli>s@.- Be i4ssesse2 st
szssggsesv, ss.a sad BE- H'ssssie give tns eaer
sse ssenei. ef hfs ssfy texl itstrSSezs,- assss
lasitss4 t@sas - b p-sssssai ~ fae srHsissz
,.s.sarr.zs he xs.uia aisa - gss1 20 k4er
aassAsnx fassssss Eh4ch they sh~alsa desire
Is = ssA-sssE - ffszz
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DOWN a MOUNTAIN SIDE.
Narrow Escape From Death Of Bui.
garia's Late RaIer.

pARxsIAp1. Jaiy sfh.-As Prince Alex
sreer Of Batfeahgrr. late ruler of Bulgaria.
Is driving !rosa Hciidenhery into stahl-
bach valley yesterday, hts horse SHE'D sad
the carriage was huf3e.i from the road
down the side Of the mountain. Prince
Alexander was thrown cut and fell a
distEnre Of Forty fees. VIXEN be graspeti
some shrubs and by their aid escaped with
slight injuries The horse was terribly
Hansicd ard Killed, and the carriage
Hash..tS Ia rlerss
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THE pYssnrrE PLOT


CHICAGO. July g.--Antsther arrest wnx
made today ia connection with the Bur
Hngton alleged dynamite plot tinted
States Marshal Marsk arrested Grufxu
fsszsfiiug. a striking engineer. at Aurofn,
III. oeossiag lad worked for fae HufiiuR-
tcn rosd for ~ years, aud II q hsxaty ~
specified eitizen Of Aurora lie was brought
20 Chicago this morning aud questioned =
foEney. He vas then taken i,efsgr Tinted
states Commissioner fi0yne sad held n
s.-ya tail GA a charge of adm. In the
transportation uf high explosives contrary
10 The federal laws Being ansble TO secure
bondsnicn he went Ia fail oeodinE d.
elares his entire Innocence of sriy c0sn-i
piscsty Marsh said this arrest completed
the pTesess, case. aud 10 more warrants
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