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,.,,.vinc the sufferers at Lawrence.

LAWRENCE. MASS, July 29.-Quiet
reigned all night in the Springfield
district. and this morning Battery {
again relieved the infantry. Collectors
for the sufferers are finding a ready
response. The Relief Committee IS now
i'm session. giving orders for furniture
clothing and other supplies to the
needy.
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Ariend.s DlabolIcal Decd.

CINCINNATI. O., July ga Times
star special says that incendiaries set
fire to the residence of Rev. David
Plumb in Gale, Ind, early this morning
and DESTROYED it. Mr.. Plumb was
fatally burned and his wife and three
children perished in the flames. Mr..
Plumb is a prominent Methodist minis
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ACRES IN FLAME.
A Destructive ConaagratIon at East Sag
inaw, Michigan.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July ga
terrible fire is raging here. 1t caught
in lumber pile just north of Owen,
Hutchinson Il Co.'S mill about noon,
supposed from one smoking a pipe,
though possibly from a locomotive. Al
this hour. p. m, Owen, Hutchinson &
Co. have lost about $4,000 worth of
lumber; IL. b. Nease Sons Il Co. have
lost mill, Office and yard, S65, 900; Brown
& Ryan have lost plant valued at $780,
900 which includes mill and salt blocks.
The Dowcll houses, store, blacksmith
shop, etc, are on fire in six places and
little possibility of saving as the wind is
blowing a gale. There is over five
acres of flame.
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TO-DAY's PARADE.
The Formation OF the Line, Which VIII
Move Promptly at Nine O'Clock.

Following is the order Of the process
sion, which will form at Turner Hall,
and move promptly at . o'clock over the
route heretofore published. There will
be no delay and every body should be
present and ready at $50 o'clock. The
divisions will form as follows:
Formation OF First Division-Chief
Marshal and STAFF, corner Ninth and
Market streets, at o'clock a. m. sharp.
Active Turner's and Scholars. north
side Of Ninth street, right resting on
Market.
Formation Of Second Division East
side Market, right resting on Ninth
street.
Formation Of Third Division South
side of Ninth street, right resting on
Market.
Formation of Fourth Diyision-West
side Of Market, right resting Oh Ninth.
Formation Of Fifth Diyision-E East
side of Market, right resting on Eighth.
(All divisions to form in columns OF
FOUR
The line will be constituted as follows:
4. \. Franxhcim. Chief Marshal.
Leo. Ricster. Chief Of STAFF. John Koch.
Adjuiaut
FIRsr DIVISION
Chief Louis Delbrugge aud Dcputic-.
American Flag.
Opera House Band T.. ". Spell. Leader
lActive Turner's aud Scholars iu Uniform IN
the following order:
Wheeling Turnyercin and Scholars,
Central Turnyerrin, Pittsburg. Pa.
Allegheny Turnyerein, Allegheny Pa.
IuruKtrgfU lUlIUAfntu "a
South Side TurnNercin. Pittsburg Pa.
Lawrenceyille Turnyrrcin. Pittsburg. Pa.
birmingham Turnyerrin. Pitt,burg. Pa
Allentown Turnyerrin. Ptt,burg Pa.
Manchester Turnycreiu. Allegheny. Pa
Mckee,port Turnyerein, Penn.
Germania Turnverein. Steubenyille, o.
East Liverpool Turnyereln. of o.
Beaver Fails Turnyerrin. OF Pa
South Side rurnyerein. ~ Mhreling.W Va.
Girls class of Wheeling, In decorated wagon.
SECOND DIVISION.
Oillcers Of the Pittsburg Turn-lie1irk
Executive Committee of Wheeling Turnyercin.
Veterans of Wheeling Turnyerein.
Speakers. Members ~ the Press aud Wheeling
Pioneer Society In Carriages.
THIRD DIVISION.
Mckeespnrt City Band.
Passive Turner'S and Singer, Of MckeesPori, Pa.
Singing Societies of Wheeling. W. Va.
Mozart, Micnnercnor. Germanla, Beethoven.
Teutonia and Arlon.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Composed ~ Passive Turner, and Singer, ol
the Pittshurg Turn Bczirkl
Band
Central Turnyerein. Pitt>burg Pa.
Allegheny Turnyerein. Pa.
Johustowu Turnycrrin. Pa
South Side Turnvcrein. Pittsburg. Pa.
Lawr-nceyille Turnyrrein. Piu,burg. Pa
birmingham Turuycrein. Pittsburg, Pa.
FiFrH DIVISION.
Band
Germania Turnycrciu. Steubcuyille. %.
Allentown Turnycreiu, Pittsburg. Pa
Manchester Turnyerein. Piu,burg. Pa
East Liverpool Turnyerein. Ohio.
Beaver FALL Turnyerrin. Pa
South Side Turuyer"in. Wheeling. W. We.
Wheeling Turnvcreiu. Wheeling W. Va.
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ArcmSoN. KA>.. July 29.-ReportS
from Rocks county are To the effect that
nearly everything in that section is
burned mp by the drought. and that
there is great fear that prairie fire
will sweep the country. The grass is as
dry as powder. aud would burn readily.
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chnrroh Elvs Cents for Two.Cent stamps.

CHEYENNE. WYo., July 29.-George
l.. Thompson, the postmaster at War
rem. Wvo.. has been requested to resign
by Postmaster General Wanamaker. IL
is said that Thompson has been charg-
ing five cents each for 2-cent stamps,
telling the patrons that the high rates
ON freight rendered it @posSible to sell
for less money.
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West Virginia Pensions.

S1-rIlI IfI.1Tlf7 y NJ Htll3T'F,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. July Extensions
have been granted as follows: Increase
William L. Edwards, Leon; William =,
Prldy. Spencer; Thomas Kinsey, Wells
burg. jacob Higgins. Writ; Newton Criss,
Eueubor0. George Auker. Spring Hin;
Christopher g. Love, Flat Rock; John II.
Dunbar. Rodamers; John Llewellen,
WhoeIfrr
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Husband and wife Go to Prison.

MILWAUKEE. July 29.-Dr. Thomas
Hatchard and his wife Nancy Josephine
Hatchard. who were convicted OF man,
slaughter in performing fatal criminal
operation on Minnie BeardSley were
each sentenced this morning by Judge
Wallber to four years imprisonment IN
the States Prison
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WILL NOT CHANGE 1T.
The Illinois House VIII Not Alter the
Worlds Fair Site.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. July EN- the
House this morning the response OF the
Worlds Fair directors to the request Of
the House for information in regard to
the double site, was read and referred
TO the Joint committee. A resolution
heretofore introduced that il will be the
sense of the House that the Worlds
Fair should be held on 4 single site
came up as special order. An amend
ment was introduced that ii be the
sense Of the House that Garfield Park
or some other West Side locality should
be- selected as a single site, but ii was
promptly laid on the table. The follow
ing resolution was introduced and pass
ed:
'RcSolrcd, That it is the deliberate
Judgment of this House that we have no
right or power to make or alter the site
of the Worlds Columbian Exposition as
fixed or determined upon by the Nation
al Commission and the local directors y
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SpsciIl T,isqrGm 10 ne Rs0tsfeT.
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, July pa
telephone dispatch to-day says the oil
well bored 10y Andrews, which was
abandoned some time ago began flow
ing to-day. The well had been plug
ged. and was supposed to be a dry hole.
Nobody knows where the owner IS: The
affair has created sensation at Burn
ING SPRINGS and in this city.
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To-DnY's Prngralnme.

$3.50 a. m.-Magniiicent street parade,
led by active Turner's in full uniform.
through the principal streets.
Afternoon at Fair Grounds.
individual contests at . o'clock. Bicycle
race at , o'clock and awarding Of
prizes.
Evening -SommernachfeSt at State
Fair Grounds. Plenty Of amusement
for everybody.
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DEMANDS \ RETRAcrIoN.

GOV. Campbell Denies That He Intended
an tnccndiary speech
CoLUNWUS o.. July 29.-Governor
Campbell telegraphed from Deer Park
to-day 90 his executive clerk 10 demand
a full retraction from the Daily Press,
of this city, which last evening stated
that the Lodge bin protest meeting here
was postponed because of an incendiary
speech the Governor intended making.
The Press will maintain that its infor-
nation was correct
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THREE DEAD. TEN MISSING.
Many Victims of the Chesapeake Bay
steamer Collision.

BALTIMORE, Mp, July 99.-Thc fol-
lowing is a correct list of the killed, in
jured and missing by the collision on
tbs bay last night OF the Norfolk steam
er Virginia and the excursion steamer
Louise:
Killed Mrs Catherine KcySer, CLaS.
Grager. years; Daniel Koop, II years.
HInjured-Ad)lph Miller, fatally: Mrs.
Magdaicna Rscn. fatally: VIM. {. Graa.
zer.
Missing Ruth, II years; Grace
NJ. Allison. T.; Willie Haas. .; David II.
Hitchcock, 20: Lizzie Graazer, %: Mag
gle Ellcr, l3: Mrs. Sophie Faber, -;
Mrs. Margaret OeSterick. 30: Henry
Koop. o: Wm. Beigel, L. years.
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EmIn pacha'. Company sorcly Amlctod.

LONDON. july 20. The French Bishop
Leyinhac. who has returned % Ianf.
bar from mission In the Interior. rr-
ports that hc met Emiu Pacha ou hI-
way. Emin was not well. aud there
was considerable sickness among hI-
company Several of the officer wer.
thought 10 be- in a dying condition.
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\ Great Glass Manufacturer Dead.

GLAssBoRo, y. j., July 29.-Samuel
Whitney, head of the firm Of Whitney
Bros, founders of the great glass manufac-
turing business here and the town of Glass
boro, died last nigh, aged %. He leaves
vast estate
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CENSUS PADDERS

Held to Await the Action of the Grand
Jury.
MINNEAroLIS,J July 29.-United States
Commissioner Morcy this morning an
nounccd his decision in the case of
Enumerator Louis lIegman, charged
with not returning his census schcd-
ucs. He was held to the grand jury.
In the case against Stevens and
Dickey. w. L. Hale announced that the
defense waived examination. and the
cases went to the grand jury.
All the defendants were held in - 600
hnuIs
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We hereby challenge the White Caps OF
J. w. Kemples for s95 70 go. IHk ENhH
AIDS. J. p. O'Mslley, Manager
The Centrals would ike to hear from tne e
SunfIowers or the Silver slippers Ior d
zane next Saturday afternoon on t thc
Twenty-seventh street grounds. ! .@he @
is accepted answer ,hrV-su ,.Il... 80
Of age. Address or call on Willie Lynch
2JJ7 Main street.
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programme was dropped on account
OF the lateness Of the hour.
The mass chorus of all the Wheeling
singing societies was not what 1t would
have been had the hour not been so
late. About two-thlrds Of the singers
left, but those who did remain sang
well. They were directed by Prof. f.
Scheufler. The number was beautifully
sung. The Grown March" concluded
the performance.
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IWTEFF FTIII TaT III T ITTIITIIII- wv - ''''-'
Wheeling ...........O o . o 0 3 ! o 3
McKecs port ..........O u - y v : 2
Runs earned. Wheeling !, McKeespOrt ?.
two base hits. George, Mills, O'Brien;
home run, Torryson; double plays. O'Brien
10 Mills 70 Cline, Baker 10 Torreyson 70
Hartman: bases on balls, by Ieigler 3, by
Baker / (. bases given for hitting man with
ball. by Baker struck out, by Leigler D.
BY Baker / time Of game, 30; umpire
JamisOn.
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uo,her and Daughter Murdered.

New YORK. July 29.-Mrs. Charles
York and her aged mother, living AT
Rem Ness, were murdered this morning.
A man named MeekS was accused oi
committing the crime.
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Assault on New York Papers.

CmcAGo, July 29.-The Herald to-
day will say: The attitude of the
average New York newspaper on the
subject of the Worlds Fair in Chicago
is offensive to the last degree. Its cor
respondents are evidently under nStruc-
tions to misrcpresent Chicago and its
people, and they lose no opportunity TO
circulate falsehoOds that are calculated
to give the country the idea that this
city is untitled in all respects for the
the Fair, and that its people are deSti-
tutc of the commOneSt qualifications for
the successful management of such an
exhibition. The contemplate mean
ness Of this position cannot be aScribed
to persinage. 1t has deeper founda-
tion and a graver significance. No friend
Of Chicago and no true American should
be- deceived or Influenced by such man
ifcSt misrepresentation.
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KAMAwHA PRIMARIES.
Full Returns. Showing the comparative
Votes Of the Candidates

Votes Of the Candida'es'
Spsciai telegram 70 he Rsoister
CHARLESTON. w. VA, July 29.-ke-
turns from Saturdays Democratic couh-
" primaries have been received irous
all but two of the precincts. Both Oh
these are small and will not AFFECT the
result materially. From figures so lar
received. AlderSon'S majority over VIII,
son for Congress was ll5, out ot a totai
vote OF 2.9O5. Watts plurality over
Carr FOR State Senate was 400. r or
Criminal Judge, c. Z. Snydcr'S plural
ity was s9S For County Commissioner
W. ). Laidlcy'S plurality was 9O4. FOR
Circuit Clerk, L. E l.. Blackwood :
majority was $50. For County CLERK
J. W. GoShorn'S majority was s63.
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Logan County Democrats-AldersOnW Wins
Srsciak TslsCraDs 10 ne REGISTER.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. July 29.-The
Democratic Convention in Logan county
to select delegates To the Senatorial
and Congressional conventions met yes
terlay. Delegates to the Congressional
Convention were instructed according
70 the strength of the candidate in the
Convention. The vote will be Anderson
81. Wilson 6is. The utmost harmony
prevailed. Senatorial delegates were
Instructed solid for John \. Shepherd,
of Logan.
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Street Car Strike Settled.

GRAND RAPIDS, Men, July 29.-Thc
street car strike was settled last night, the
company acceding to the strikers demands,
and they resume work this morning.
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THE FIRST DUSTER.
Developments in Warrington Oil Field
Personal Notes.

NDfcII- IfIQfINI 10 ne HfWsItf.
WASHINGTON, w. Va, July 29.-Of
all the wells put down in the Manning
ton oil field the first to diSappoint the
hopes OF its owners was developed last
night. The well is the property of the
south Penn oil Company. and is on the
southeast, west of previous develop
ments. 1t is a duSter, as dry as a bone.
This is the first failure in this field.
and as the evidences of Olcagenous
riches are abundant in eight producing
well mo- one is particularly discouraged
hN IL
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Mckinley. .l.ter Dead.

Canton. O. July % Congressman Wm
Mckinley. Jr. was called home from
Washington by the serious Illness of his
sister. Miss Annie Mckinley. Miss Mc-
Kinley died here this evening She was
one of the most loved public school teach
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CRAIG FOR CONGREss.
A Wa hlngton County Man Nominated at
Tnlontown.

PIrTsBr RG. July % AT meeting NJ ilr
Democratic c0nferes Of the Twenty fourth
district. al Uniontown Pa, this afternoon.
Alexander X Craig, of Washlngton c0uu.
~. was nominated ou the first page The
district comprises the counties of Wash
ington, Fayette. Greene and portion oi
AllegheuV
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LOTS OF TURNING.
LContlnned from Fourth Page. !

Continucd from FUuh Page.
ment was that 1t was too long, and many
people got tired. Following is the pro-
grammc:
Oyation-"Tubilee'. ....................C Chr. Bach
Opera House Orchestra.
Address l.. +. Stifel
Prize singing contest. .................
Singing Sections Of Pittsburg Bczirk.
Potpourr .Clarens
Opera House Orchestra.
Prize declamations. .................- ..-...
Turner's OF the BeZirk.
Prize short speeches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Turner's Of the BeZirk.
Moss chorus-"Night Camp of Soldiers,
Arion. Beethoven. Maennerchor, Germana No
ZartHnd Teutonia
Crown March-"The Folsunger ..........
Edm. hretchmer
nr.r, u,r-. nr.lesfru
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"a AN n
M&R
STILL NO SALES.
No Trading ON the PittsburG Oil Ex-
change.

PlTrsBURG, July 29.-The mOnotOny
of making no sales at the Petroleum
Exchange was not varied to-day. The
floor of the Exchange was deserted most
Of the morning and those who were
there made no effort to do business. The
opening and highest bid was soc and the
lowest and noon bid was SS5lc. The
meeting to vote for or against the list
ing OF Lima oil and the return to cash
dealing was not held to-day, but will be
held tomorrow and both rules. it IS said.
will be adopted.
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ENDORSED M'DoWELL.
Republicans of Mercer County Stand by
Him

PrrrsBuRG, PA, July 29.-The Republi-
can Committee of Mercer county met to-
day and indOrsed Major Mcdowell, the
nominee of the Twenty-fifth district for
Congress. The other three counties COM
prisinc the district repudiated the nomi
nation, on account of the briberies con
nected with the convention.
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x.,rc,n,. Crops IN Rad shane.

PETERSBURG, VA. July 29.-The
crops in several sections of Virginia are
fast going to ruin by reason Of the pro-
longcd drouth.
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Cholera Endemic at Mecca

LoNpoN. July 29.-Cholcra is epidemic
in Mecca. There have been thirteen
cases. seven of which were fatal.
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SMITH INDIFFERENT.

He Does Not Care if lie is Not Renomi-
mated.
Srs-il, Tl-I.Hl '9 t's EJis.sr.
WA-UNeroN. ID. c.. July 2g.-Rep-
resentatiye Smith has returned and eN-
presses himself as indifferent Co rc-ciec-
tion MS ever.
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Only 4 TEMPORARY rEACr
4 GOVFnNNrrNr rnII,mII


PARIS. July 29.-Thc Temps to-day
publishes despatch from Buenos Ayrc~
stating that the Government and the
leaders Of the revolutionary movement
have reached a settlement. President
Celman, the despatch says, ha, resigned
aud has been succeeded by NJ. President
Pelligrlni a. president. Quiet ha, been
restored
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conrrass,nan RIIer RenomInnted.

PorrsvILLE, PA, July 29-Hon. James
B. Riley was yesterday re-nominated for
Congress by the Democrats Of the Thir-
teenth district.
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D., Eai,rprI.e for Harper. rerr,.

.-.>.rnN. Bully "a syndicate
0. Representative Baker. of
..a. "uo hJ, declined renOmiua-
.rs J. Buuue, of Washington,
" W. Rochester, of Rochester. y.
purchased \irg.uiuS Island.
rner> Ferry. The Island has
awrl. facilities for Touring
al there are now several located
s. stock company with capital
10000 win soon Dee formed, and ad-
manufactures will Dee built.
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JUMPS ONTO REED.
A Mad Republican scores Him in the
Hpuse


WAsHiNGrON. ID. c.. July 29.-Alr Can
non. of Illinois, from the Committee on
Appropriations. reported a Joint resolution
providing temporarily lunul August ~
Tor such of the expenditures of the Govern
ment Us have not been provided for by the
appropriation bills which have already be-
come laws, which passed.
REPUBLICAN IL REVOLT.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole, Mr.. Burrows, of Michigan,
in the Chair on the Senate amendments on
the Suudry Civil Appropriation bill. In
speaking % one Of the Senate amendments
t0 the Suudry Civil bill this after
noon, Mr. Struble, of Iowa, made
a bitter attack upon Speaker Reed
FOR his actions towards gentlemen
having interest In public building bills. He
coutrasted the courteous manner of Speak
cr Carlisle toward all gentlemen, request
lug recognition. with the almost Sneering
manner iu which the present Speaker
treated such requests. The Speaker treat
eu the members as though they were boys
He did not propose TO stand this sort OF
treatment any longer without pro
test Should the members, he
asked. continue 20 submit longer
Ike towards % the dic,atiOn OF the
Speaker. should they not rather combine
,o.cther iu an honest attempt 20 have rec
1.uition He was for rebellion against the
rulings of the Speaker in regard TO public
building bills Mr.. Sruble's remarks were
vigorously applauded by the Democracts
Mr. Caruth. of Kentucky, suid the
Speaker was the Alexander SellirS of
American politics. Laughter. The
Speaker could SAY;
Iam monarch 20 all I survey
NJ, riehr there is none to dispute,
From thc centre right down to thr >ra-
am lord of tht fowl anil the brute.
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DO ~ Act On Tho Breckeuridge Case.

"'-uNeroN. July 29-It was the
ar1a that the House Committee
-.ous would be able this morn
>po>c of the Ciayton-Brecken-
Lection ease. bat quorum failed
Spear. and the matter went over
.. next meeting
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SHORT LIVED WAR.
PEACE FINALLY PATCHED UP At BUENOS
AYRES.
The Rebels Surrender and the Celman Go7era-
msni Again TriumPhAni-Ths Horrible
Slaughter Accomplished Nothing-Cel-
iral American Conflict.

LONDON, July 9g.-The following
cable dispatch dated July 2Sth. 9:20 p.
m, has been received at the Legation
OF the Argentine Republic In this city:
Announce that the insurrcction Is
completely Subdued The President of
the Republic and the National Cabinet
are giving orders from the National
Government house. The Finance Min
lister is at liberty. (Signedl
JUAN GARCIA.
Senor Garcia. the signer OF the above
dispatch is the Argentine Minister of
Finance. He was taken prisoner by
the rcvOlutionists at the beginning of
the outbreak on Saturday.
ONLY 4 TEMPORARY PEACE.
Rio JANERo, July 29-The follow
ing dispatch has been received here.
BUENoS AYREs. July 2O.-Noou
The armistice has been prolonged pend
ing negotiations between the govern
ment and the foreign ministers Nho are
eudcavoring 10 bring about the rc,tora-
tl0n OF peace. Efforts are being made
TO form coalition ministry The Gone
gress has assembled.
4 GOVERNMENT TRIUMPH
LONDON. July 9-It is officially au-
nounced that the English Government
has received a telegram from Bucuos
AyreS saying that the government ha.
triumphed and that all is over.
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Mnn.neIh nefented.

AKRON. O. july 29.-The last game Of the
Tri-state season here was played WIN
Mansfield to-day before 100 people AIuer
Tbursdav's game az Mansfield the Akron
team disbauds First Baseman Mot
signed with Seattle. W. T., and Middle
Fielder Berger with Erie, Pa. To-day ;
score:
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.OO3 40 o.
f000OuOO ID >
Ia.r HaIl Notes.

Batteries. Akron, COnover and Sweeney :
Mansfield, Bishop and Fltzsimmons' unl-
pire, Hill.