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CHICAGO Races.

WASHINGTON PARK, July 1.-THE at
tendance was 5000 to-day; the weather
was fine.
Three-quarters of a mile-vatout won,
Oracle D. second, May w. third. Time
1:16.
Three quarters of a mile-The Dude won,
Cashier second, Cora Fisher third. Time
1:174.
Mile-Miss Jackson won, Josie NJ. sec
ond;, Van eIr, h,rd. Time-1:42.
Hyde Park stakes for o-year-olds,
three-Quarters of mile-El Rio Rey won,
Sinatra second, w. E. Morris third. Time
-1:14$4.
Tnreer year olds, mile and an eighth
Kate Galore won, Caliente second, Robin
Hood third. Time $50.
lady won, Queen of Trumps second, Clara
G.. third Time Al 40
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Washington Territory's Convention.

OLYMPIA, w. T., July 1.-THE principal
business this afternoon was the debate in
the committee of the whole on the report
of the legislative committee fixing the
number to constitute the state legislature
The committee recommended that the SEN
ate be half the size of the house. not less
than sixty-four nor more than one hundred,
the first legislature to consist of thirty five
senators and seventy members. In the
course of the debate it was developed that
the Democrats are nearly all in favor of a
provision for minority representation The
committee of the whole finally arose with
out taking action. The preamble and bill
of rights were reported by the committee
and adopted. a number OF propositions
were introduced, all aimed at corporations
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Goyernor Lowry to Governor Foraker.

COLUMBUS, o., July 11.-Governor For
aker received the following telegram to-
day:
JACKSON, Miss.-Please direct the chief
of police of Cincinnati to arrest Jake Kill
rail, Charley Mitchell and Pony Moore,
and hold them until a rcquisition reaches
you. The charge is the crime of prize
fighting in this state.
"ROBERT LOWRY, Governor"
In reply, Governor Foraker repeated the
telegram to the chief of police of Cincin-
natl, and asked that official to act in ac-
cordance with Governor Lowry's request.
Foraker also sent telegram to Governor
Lowry, saying: Your request has been
complied with"
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Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, July 1.-THE pros
poets in the morning were for good and
fast track, but shortly after noon it began
to rain, converting the track into soft,
sloppy mud.
Seven-eighths OF a mile-Jay F. Dee won
in 1911, Benedictine second, Fitzroy
third
Three-quarters Of mile-St. James won
in l 90, Ravelli second, Mueilage third
One and one-quarter miles-Senorita
won in 2:1612, F'ides second, Meriden
third z.S - ~
One and three-quarter miles-Firenzi
won in 2:l0, Raceland second.
Three-quarters of mile Vivid won in
:1715, Spectator second, Adolph third.
Mile-My Fellow won In AS, Cynosure
second, Bellboy third
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BAD MONEY MAKERS.
A Nest Of Them Broken Up Near
Juarez, Mexico.
DENVER GAMBLERS CRIME.
He Shoots His Mistress and Suicides-Burned
to Death-Frank Phillips, of the Hat
field-McCOy Gang, Kills Nan.

Ell PAso, Texas, July IA nest of
counterfeiters doing business at Juarez,
Mexico, has been broken up. A mar
named Allen approached Charles Jones, a
young stockman, near Ell Paso, and volun-
teered to show Jones how to make $4,000
ii Jones would give him 5 per cent. Jones
agreed, and Allen informed Jones that there
was man in Juarez who made counterfeit
$40 gold pieces that could not be distin-
guished from the genuine stuff, and that he
could etSlO, 900 of it for g, 500 in currency.
Jones reported the matter to the police and
this afternoon the gang were arrested in
den in Juarez. He tried to destroy his dies.
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CORPORAL TANNERS DENIALs.

He Says There is Nothing Unpleasant Between
Him and Secretary Noble.
Especial to THE HERALD Examiner Dispatch. !
WASHINGTON, July Commissioner of
Pensions Tanner denies that he has re
signed or that he contemplates resigning,
or that his resignation has been asked for.
He says the differences between him and
Secretary Noble are such as would natur-
ally arise in conducting 50 important a bus
mess as that of the pension Office, but adds
that there is nothing personal in them.
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was the greatest fight he ever saw. 81
thought once,'' he went on, that Sullivan
was beaten though; that was when he
vomited in the ring
Billy Madden said he was astonished by
Kilrain's bad performance. "f he
had only kept using his left instead
of trying to get in q knock out
blow with his right, he couldn't
have lost" He said: 'Kilrain is easily
longer in the reach than Sullivan, and why
ne didn't poke him in the face with his left
as he bored in, instead of trying to crsss
counter him, L don't know. But there is
something III that story of Kilrain being
drugged. He was either sick, drunk or
dizzy much of the time, judging by the way
he acted. Why, he had his head way for
ward all the time, and his breaking ground
and getting around were really clumsy"
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The Presidents Party to Deer PARK,

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President,
Secretary Window, Mrs. Window and the
Misses Window will leave tomorrow
afternoon for Deer Park
The new Guatemalan minister, Don Fer
nandino Cruz was formally presented to
the President to-day. In his address the
minister expressed feelings of the warmest
friendship on the part of Guatemala toward
the United States government. The Presi-
dent fittingly responded.
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The Cherokee Cattle Association.

KANSAS CITY, July 1.-THE Times to-
morrow will print statement that the
Cherokee Cattle association will make a
to the next Cherokee council to
extend it's lease of the Cherokee outlet for
ten years beyond its termination. The
company offers to pay in all $4,000 600 for
the use of the strip for ten years. I ne
total would be almost as much as the gov
eminent offers to pay the Indians for an
outright sale of the land.
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Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch
BALTIMORE, July 11.-kilrain's friends
here are up in arms because Of the report
that he was not physically sound when he
entered the ring. A large number who wit
messed his work when in training, and also
saw him stripped, declare that he was per
feet in every way. Mr. Halstead, the
owner of the trotting track, at whose place
Kilrain trained, declares there is not one
word of truth in the statement. He says it
is a fabrication on the part of some enemy
of Kilrain's in New Orleans. Other re
putable gentlemen support Mr.. Halstead,
and insist that it is shame that such stuff
should be allowed to so abroad
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French Senators 10 Eight a nnel.

PARIS, July 1.-The senate has adopted
the Panama canal reAef bill 1t appended
a clause to the measure, however, which
necessitates a return of the bill to the
chamber of deputies for adoption,
The senate to-day concluded the debate on
the budget. During the course Of the de-
bate Baron de Lareinty and Senator La
Lievre became involved in a quarrel, which
resulted in the latter sending the baron a
challenge TO fight duel
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JACKSON, Miss, July 1.-THE law i'm
poses a penalty not exceeding $1,000 nor
less than $500, and Imprisonment for
twelve months. or both, for prize fighting.
A party causing death is guilty of murder
his aiders and abettors are subject to a
fine of not less than $1,000 or jail for six
months, or both
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Ed. Hendershoot,s Crime.

DENVER, July lid. Hendershoot, u
gambler had a jealous quarrel tonight
with his mistress. Della Thompson, keeper
of notorious house, and shot her through
the arm. He then blew his own brains out.
HendershoOt's father was one of the most
prominent citizens of OtUumwa, Ia, and
was at one time mayor of that city.
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New Railroads Built This Year.

New YORK, July 1.-THE Railroad Gazette
of July will publish table showing that
], 400 miles of new main track were built in
the first six months of this year in the
United States. against $3.50 in the CORE
spending period of last year. If this ratio
is maintained throughout this year the
total new mileage would be about three
thousand five hundred. The southern
states have built about 45 per cent. of the
total new construction of this year, the
southwestern states "a per cent.
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PARIS, July 11.-There was another scene
of disorder in the chamber of deputies
to-day. Laguerre stigmatized the move
ment for an arrest in Angouleme as trap
laid for himself, and called the high court
a parody Of justice. He declined to come to
order and the p esident left the chamber
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Baseball.
AT BOSTON.

No game, rain.
AT LOUISVILLE.
No game, rain.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia g. Clements, BuTinton
Chicago ., Dryer, Farrell.
AT NEW YORK.
New York ., Welch, Ewing; Cleveland
/, Blakely, thinner,
AT WAsEISGToN.
Washington 3, O'Day, Clark; Indianapo-
lis 9, Getzein, Daley.
AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City :, Conway, Donahue; Balti
more 5, Quinn, Forman.
AT ST. LOUIS.
St Louis l3, King, Boyle; Athletic 70,
Seward, Robinson.
At CINCINNATI
Columbus Z, Mays, O'Connor: Cincinnati
+, Smith, Baldwin.
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CHAMBERLIy, July 1.-THE commission
left Crow creek this afternoon; 1919 had
signed-less than last year. Others de
sired TO sign upon conditions, which the
commission was pOwerless to agree to.
The lists were left with the agents, by
whom signatures will be received 1t is
the expectation that the requisite three
fourths will eventually be received. To
morrow the commission goes to the Chey
enne agency.
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secretarr of State WYatt in JaiI.

DENVER, July 11.-Acting Secretary of
State Wyatt was arrested this afternoon
for refusing to comply with the order of
the court and was locked up in the county
jail for ten days. 1t is expected that an APP
plication will be made in the morning to
release him on habeas corpus
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A Msther Burned to Death.

CLAY CENTER, Kas., July 11.-Mrs. H.
Olney, after rescuing her two children
from her burning house, returned to save
some household goods but she was overcome
by the heat and burned to death.
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Rurlrn'S InnNNnr

WINNIPEG, Man, July 1l.-Mr. Campbell,
Burke's lawyer, thinks the prisoner will
have another trial, although he states that
if he has to bear the expense he may
change his mind about it. Campbell claims
TO have received no money in the case thus
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CINCINNATI, July 11.-Several of John L.
Sullivan's party arrived here tonight and
continued eastward. The police are watch
ing all the trains for Sullivan. They viii
alrest MIN ON sight.
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Milwankee,s G. A. r. Approximation.

MILWAUKEE,, July 1.-THE mayor has
signed the resolution appropriating $4,000
for tents for the G.. a r encampment,
the council having pledged itself not t.
spend cent of the money until the fate of
the encampment is settled
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The Germans Bombard Tonga.

ZANZIBAR, July 1.-THE Germans have
bombarded and occupied Tonga, meeting
slight resistance. Captain Wissmann is
still at Pangani. One German was
wounded
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The War In EgyDt.

CAIRO, July ia dispatch from the
scene of hostilities between the Egyptians
and the Dervishes, states that the Egyp-
tians cutoff sixty Dervishes from the main
body and killed all in a fight.
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Gladstone Approves the Tenants League.

LONDON, July lit is said that Glad
stone and Morley have approved the Ten
ants Defense League. It's object is to
raise funds for the purpose of giving legal
assistance to tenants against combining
landlords
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Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch
JUNCTION CITY, KY, July 11.-Johnnie
Reagan, the middle weight who is to fight
young Mitchell in California soon, and who
Is winner on SulliYan's victory. says it
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The Newmarket Meeting.

LONDON, July II. - Newmarket July
meeting, Chesterfield stakes, for two-year-
Odds, five furlongs-Won by Heaume, Loup
second, Reviera third.
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American Cricketers in England.

LIVERPOOL, July II. The cricket match
between the Philadelphia and Liverpool
elevens was begun to-day. The Americans
opened against weak bowlers, scoring
heavily.
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Pleurc-2neumonis in New jersey.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Some days ago,
the state officials of NJ Jersey notified
Secretary Rusk of their Intention to raise
the quarantine against pleuro, pneumonia
To this the secretary to-day made vigor-
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Tbat Grand ARMY Circular.

CHICAGO, July 11.-The celebrated G. a.
R. circular against the railroads was formu-
lated to-day and will be officially prcmul-
gated to morrow. Il states that after long
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RurLe,s Ertradition Inayitahle.

OTTAWA, Ont, July 1.-THE judges re
port from Winnipeg in regard to the Burke
case has not yet reached this city. Lead
ing government officials say his extraditlon
is Inevitable
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shipping Commissioner for San Francisco.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Secretary Win
dom has also appointed John M Morton,
son Of the late Hon. o. P. Morton, to be
shipping commissioner for the port of San
Francisco.
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For Conspiring Agaipst France,

PARIS, July 1.-THE Journal dcs Dcbats
says the committee of the high court recon-
mends that Boulanger, Dillon and Roche
fort be arraighed on charge of conspiracy
against the state
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Liverpool to Salt Lake city only s63. Re
duced rates to and from all parts of the
world, at GrOshel's cut rate ticket office. =
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The Johnstown, N. Y, Flood.

JoHNsTowN, N. Y, July 11.-Three bodies
so far have been recovered; two others are
known to be drowned.
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Gus protest. In case the local quarantine
is raised the secretary gives notice that he
will at once establish national regulations
to effect the desired end.
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When Baby was Sick We gave her CastorIa.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Hon. Edmund Rice Dead.

ST.. PAUL, July 11.-Hon. Edmund Rice,
Representative in Congress, died this
morning at White Bear
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REMOVED.
ANNOUNCEMENT ExTRAORpINARY.

Drs. Freeman and Burrows, to Scott
Auerbach building. Front rooms, II & Is. :
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A Murderer Hanged.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., July l1.-William
Wellington (colored) was hanged to-day
for the murder of Policeman John Pierce,
of Monroe, May ), 1888.
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CLEARANCE SALE
Mrs. TyIer's Remains.

OF ladies' and children's hats, at Sur
baugh's, 70 west, First South.
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Crismon-Scarff company, First South
street, for anything in he drug line
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Children's Clothing, all ages; we have
made a cut in prices-overstock-ni
goods, no shoddy. GOLDSMITH & Co.,
Uptown Clothiers.
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An hour later the sitting was resumed,
and Laguerre still persisting in speaking
was excluded from the chantber.
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What Regan and Madden Saw.

you how the HI feel was the rep
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Morris & Co.'S Photographic Studio.
No. Ga w. Second South street. Cabinets
s. per dozen. Crayon engagements a
specially.
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RICHMOND, Va, July 11-Mrs. Tyler's re-
mains will be inferred in Hollywood GENE
terry, between the graves of her husband,
ex-President Tyler, and her daughter, Mrs
W. H. Spencer. Among the honorary pail
bearers are Fitzhugh Lee, Mayor H. Tay
lor Ellison, Speaker Caldwell, Of the house
of representatives, and the judges of tbs
city courts.
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Autumn produces chills and fever and
malaria. Simmons Liver Regulator pre-
vents them.
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Simmons Liver Regulator is most ex
ceIlent appetizing tonic-Saml S. Pentz,
Chap. to Bishop of North California.
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SIGNs-CHARLES. PETERsON-sIGNS.

Crismon- Scarf company carry the finest
line of tooth, nail and hair brushes.
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An Earthquake Shock in Charleston.
Laguerre on the War Path.

CHARLESTON, July ia slight earth
quake shock was felt here at 9:47 tonight
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Equal to any. Interior Decorating, etc.
Back to the old stand of w. G. Morris.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-06
ALL SORTS.

J.B. Bassett and DR.. o. J. Evans. the
licensed pesSimiStS of the board OF
trade. are wandering about in the region
of the Minnesota river at Lyndale ave-
hue. with double compound microscopes
at their eyes, to discover the difference
between property owned by w. Z.
Steele and property of the Steele estate.
The German Medical company, with
American incorpOratOrS, has been or
Eanized. Does this mean more package
trade for the lovers of the great Ger
man panacea in the DakOtaS?--
The health department have volun-
teered to Yaccinate free of charge. This
will give the East side kickers chance
TO say that the board is bound to rub
1t into'' the people some way.
Taxpayers will apply for an injunc-
ton restraining the newspaper report
erS of the COLON trial from referring TO
the judicial proceedings as ''the weary
grind" more than three times week.
Gus J. Heege, who is playing in the
roll of Ole Olsen in the Scandinavian
dialect comedy at the BijOu, wishes to
have it emphatically denied that lie
wants a position on the Minneapolis pO-
lice. He has doubts whether he would
cake a place Onthe commission.
aHOtbSl Jail 10 AOA
taext month and, once again, the Flour
Aty will see her philanthropic women,
n their magnanimOus generosity, going
aaked so that the poor may be clothed.
Or. AmeS' notoriety is becoming
SSTld-wide. He has received threat
SGng letter from a Knoxville. 10. dame,
- endorsement from William Purcell.
or Cork, and request from California
Tor the papers containing his famous
Irish interview.
The chief of police is looking for the
man who said he had his horse stolen
and the department couldn't catch any
thing but measles and typhoid fever
and he never expected to see it recOy-
cred.
If DR.. Simons would revise his lect-
ure, MANS Peace in the Universe" so
as to make it fit certain men in high
places in Minneapolis and convince
them of their real place, what an agita-
ton would result.
Dr.. A. Ames yesterday received an
other White Cap letter. The doctor
says he proposes to stay in Minneapolis
IL spite Of the warnings.
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Nearing the End.

Lulu Williams, one of the young
women who was arrested in the rooms
over Pat Lyons saloon on First street
south few weeks ago. and who was at
the time of commitment given the choice
of going to the House of the Good Shep-
herds OF to the workhouse, was taken to
Bethany home yesterday. When she
was arrested it was plain to
be seen that consumption had
taken a firm hold upon her, and it was
only a question of few weeks before
the end would come. Now she is dy-
ing, and the Sisterhood of Bethany will
do what they can to make her last few
days on earth as pleasant as possible.
She refuses to reveal her true name,
and says she will not disgrace her father
who is well known commercial trav-
eler. She is twenty-five years of age,
and has lived in Minneapolis for about
one wear.
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1T IS PROBABLE.

The statement of "the only Repub-
lican paper in Minneapolis, that if that
city were to hold a municipal election
now it would go Democratic, is, no
doubt, true. 1t IS confession which is
made every day by Republicans
in that city, and the per-
son making the statement usu-
ally accompanies it with another
that he would vote the Democratic mu-
nicIpal ticket himself. This state of feel
ing among Republicans is not wholly
founded upon dissatisfaction with the
present city government, but also upon
a growing conviction that the Demo-
cratic party is the peoples party, that
its policy is the one which is in the in
terest of the common people; that it
does not foster trusts nor mOnopolies;
that it stands between the poor man and
the eXacting capitalist, offering to both
equal and exact Justice. Lead away by
false prophets and errOneou doctrines,
the labUring men of Minneapolis gave
that city over to the Republicans in the
last election. They have learned a
lesson since that time which they are
not likely to forget. They have found
out that the real meaning of the
cry, "POtection to American Labor"
meant the robbery of the labOring man
for the benefit of the protected, and al
ready enriched manufacturer; that all
the interest the last named class has in
American labor is to grind it down to
the lowest living wages; that there is
no protection for American labor save
the revision of the tariff in the interest
est of the consumer; the plac-
ing of raw materials upon the
free list, that American manufacturers
may be enabled to compete in
the markets of the world with those of
other countries, and thus give more EN-
ployment to labor. This is Democratic
doctrine; it is doctrine which the labor
ing men of Minneapolis are greedily
drinking in: it is doctrine whidh they
will indorse with their votes at the next
election, or else all the signs will fail.