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A BENEVOLENT PROJECT.
A Free Hospital for COnsumptives to Be Ei-
tahlished in Phil de mia

Free Hospital Tor ConsumptlVes to Be E5-
tablished in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July pa hospital on
a large scale, with somewhat ambitious
claims concerning its ability to cure large
percentage of cOnsumptive patients, not
withstanding Eastern climatic conditions,
is about 20 be established here. The funds
have not yet been raised, but the movers
in the enterprise are influential and wealthy.
1t is proposed to adopt the methods recently
reported to be efficacious in Germany and
England with the care of consumptives.
DR.. Mays, one of the trustees, makes this
claim: There are 10000 cOnsumptives an
nualy in this city. We shall be able to cure
at least 30 per cent of this number, or 1000
per annum."
The feature of the new method seeking to
cure the consumptve Of the bleak Atlantic
Coast is thus described: The patient is in
troduced into an air-tight compartment,
from which the air has been exhausted.
Then the room is filled with oxygen, or
oxide, or any vapor containing medicine.
BY inhaling this yap0rous medicine the
patient is liable to be cured. The hospital
will be purely charitable. There will be no
paying patients.
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WASHINGTON, July 23.-The Assistant Secre.
tary OF the Interior has affirmed the decision of
the Laud Commissioner in dismissing the contest
Instituted by Jonn L. Thomas against the timber
culture entry made by Arnaud Etchehanj for the
southeast quarter OF Section 13, Township "a,
Range II, IN the Visalil (Cal) Land District.
Secretary Noble has affirmed the decision OF
the same officer IN lemsIatlng Ihe homestead en-
Try OF Cornelius Knapp for certain lands in The
Vancouver (Wash.) District, and holding for cam
collation. the selection of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company OF The same land The Sec
retary holds That as Knapp had complied with
The homestead laws as 10 his residence lhe com.
pany could not list the land,
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PRESS COMMENTS.
Secretary Blaine Credited With Having the
Best of the Argument.

Secretary Blaine Credited With Having the
Best of the Argument.
NEW YORK, July 24-The Tribune says that
it believes the Behring Sea correspondence will
be read by Americans with profound satlsfac-
ton, and adds: If indlsputable and inexorablo
logic avail anything with the statesmen of
Downing street, we shall not be troubled much
longer with this yexng question. We bought
those SEALS We paid for them, we
have nourished and protected them.
Our people here and In Alaska obtain a living
from them. They are a source of national rev.
enue, and British statesmen are unwOntedly
dull ii they imagine that are going to lose all
this simply to enable a few persons In British
Columbia. without right or interest TO wrest
illegal fortunes during the few years that re-
main before they shall have utterly exterm-
mated the seal herd, aud Lord Salisbury cannot
too promptly convince himself OF that tact.
The Times says: In the controversy between
Secretary OF State Blaine and Lord Salisbury the
former distinctly has the better OF the argument
The situation as disclosed by the diplomatic
correspondence Is anything but reassurng, and
there is great danger that the complication NAY
become still more serious.
The Herald does not think that Blaine has
added 10 his diplomatic laurels in the Benring
Sea CORES spondeuce, but says: The interests OF
both the United States ana England will be best
served by satisfactory agreement for the pre-
lection OF the seal fisheries.
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THE RAILROADS.
The New Brunswick s7stem Purchased By
the Canadian Pacific.

the Canadian Pacific.
Boston, July 23.-Tnis week the CanadIan
Pacific completes Its arrangements made some
time ago for the purchase OF the entire New
Brunswick Railway, and thereby connects the
road to the ocean by It's own iron. The New
Brunswick system comprises nearly 500 M lies
Of railway.
MONTREAL July 23.-Hugh Sutherland, Presl-
dent Of The Hudson Bay Railway, leaves for En-
gland tomorrow, accompanied by Stewart Tup-
per Of Winnipeg, TO complete financial arrange
ments to enable the pushing of the road forward
to Saskatchewan River.
NMw YORK, July 23-Of 100000 shares
of the Oregon Transcontinental Company,
2l1.557 shares, more than a
jorIty, were deposited with the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company to-day, in exchange for
shares III the North American Company. This
insures the success OF he scheme Uf liquidation
and the formation OF new company
The Oregon Improvement COmpauy's net earn
ings for May were $500 5G3, against Sill ,6l4
for the same month IN 1889
LEXINGTON (ky.), July 23.-1he strike on the
Cincinnati Southern road is spreading. The
switchmen have joined The freight handlers, and
the tran.men are threatening not to haul any
freight handled by "scaDs." All the sidingS are
crowded With perishable freight.
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THE DULUTH REGATTA.
Result of Yesterdays Events-Yacht Racing
md Rnrrirc q Cnntnr.n

and Rowing Contests
DULUTH, July 23.-The first event to-day was
yacht racing and the conditions were perfect
The course was seven miles long. The Nu,hka
won, Manitou second, Sweetheart third, Water
Lily fourth.
In the afternoon the junior four-oared race was
rowed Tor the third time. The Duluths and Lur-
lines came IN together. but having fouled were
thrown out. The Winnipegs were first by about
a length ahead OF the 81. PdulS, who had the
same lead over the Minnesotas. Tlme-10;29,
1O:34 and 10:4l, respectively.
In the junior doubles the Mnuesotas and Lur-
lines failed TO start, the Catiius rowing over the
course alone.
The senior pair race was tame Standish and
Lyon OF the DelT0its being 100 much for their op-
pOnents, Sergeant ana Forbes OF the Washington
Club. Ihe latter club Quit before the turn.
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ANGLo-GERMAN AGREEMENT.

Compensation to France for Estabish ng
Protectorate Over zlrzibar.
PARIS, July 23.-The Figaro says; As
compensation TO France ior the establish
ment Of a proteetorale over Zanzibar, as
provided by the Anglo-German agreement,
England Will admit the right of France to
grant exeQuaturs through the French Resi-
dent 10 foreign C0nsuls IN Madagascar; to
rectifY the frontiers Of Senegambia and the
Upper Niger, and extend French influence
around Lake Tchad. England reserves the
Tunis commercial treaty, in order to use il
as a basis on which TO act in negotiations
with France concerning the French claims
in Newfoundland
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pose of the property In their hands for the benet
Of certihcate-holders, who are the real owners
OF the stock. This action was taken by the
Trustees, because 1t is the only thing that they
can do. They do not propose, IN their oinclai
capacity TO accept any responsibility oil tue maj,
ter Of reorganization. They therefore appointed
committee with power to cooperate with other
stockholders for the purpose OF securing ss
promptly as possible new organization formed
10 protect their property"
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DRIFTED TO DEATH.

Twenty Raftsmen Drowned in ihe Upper
Ottawa River.
MONTREAL, July 23.-A dispatch from Penn
broke, egbty-six miles above Ottawa, on the
upper Ottawa River, says: Two nights ago some
mscreant cut the rope holding log raft on
which twenty-five raftsmen were asleep. The
raft drifted Into the rapids In the dark. Only
TWO OF the men got ashore. No trace OF the
bodies OF the other twenty has been found.
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KNOCKED sENsELEsS.

A Five-Round Fight Between Billy Woods
and Jack Ryan.
DENVER, July 23.-Three hundred sports
left the city this afternoon on special
train to witness fight between Billy
Woods, champion of Colorado, and
Jack Ryan, of Omaha, for a purse OF
$500. Woods won the fight in the NTH
round by knocking Ryan senseless with
right-hander under the ear.
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THE SUGAR TRUST.

A Movem mt to Reorganize in Compliance
With State Laws.
NEW YORK, July 23-Steps have already been
taken toward The reorganization Of the sugar
trust, which will be reformed In compliance with
The laws OF the State as laid down by the Court
of Appeals. j. L. Searles Jr.. Treasurer OF th Q
trust. said suit was brought In Brooklyn 10 day
In the name of the Trustees asking that they
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Nebraska Repub.i lean State Convention
LINCOLN (Nebr.), Jaly 23.-The Republi-
can State Convention was not called to
order until $50 o'clock tonight. Church
Howe was elected temporary Chairman,
committees were appointed and recess
was taken.
AT late hour the convention was still
IN session.
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BEER SYNDICATES.
a Company Formed for the Purpose of
Oh sing Chicago Saloons.

oh sing Chicago Saloons.
CHICAGO, July 23.-The announcement
was made yesterday of the incorporation Of
the Anglo-American Brewing and Mailing
Company, with capital of f3O000O, by an
English syndicate. The journal tonight
says another company has been formed by
the same syndicate for purchasing and OPP
Grating the saloons in Chicago. The plan
is to use in these saloons only the products
of the Anglo-American rlant. They will
thus, besides saving the middlemen's profit,
have a market for the output of their
brewery independent of the big brewery
pool. The scheme, in substance, is simply
a transplantiDg of the English ''entire"
system to the American soil.
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CATTLE TRUST.

sohsme # Syndicate to Obtain Control Of
All American ock-Yaris
CHICAGO. July pa local paper says
the new stock-yard syndicate has begun
negotiations for the purchase Of the
National Stock-yards at st. Louis, Union
Stock-yards at st. Joseph, Union Stock
yards at st. Paul and the smaller yards at
Iowa City. These are sites of definite lOca-
tions. 1t is further stated that The immense
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The Duolo Divorce lait.

LONDON, July 23-The trial of the action
for divorce brought by Viscount Dunlo, son
of the Earl of Clancarty, against his wife,
who previous to her marriage was known
in London music-halls as Belle Billion, was
opened to-day by Sir Charles Russell. The
defense is an absolute denial Of the charges.
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PITTsBURG. July 23.-The fouring-mill
of Mead Brothers, North Jackson, Ohio.
was completely wrecked this morning by
the explosion of boiler. George Mead,
the engineer, and William Thomas, an EN-
ploye, were killed instantly, and William
Mikesell is probably fatally injured.
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Victims of the Clnnihnrst

DENVER, July 23.-The bodies of Mrs.
r. r. Able and Miss Ethel Drake, who
were drowned near Golden yesterday by a
cloudburst, have been recovered. The body
of Mrs. Able's little daughter has not yet
been found
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A CYCLONES TRACK.
Fatal Result of Injuries to Child Buildings
Demolished.

Demolished.
MARSHALL (Minn.), July 23.-The fol-
lowing particulars of yesterdays cyclone
have been obtained: At $50 o'clock a
black cloud. resembling great serpent
reaching down from the dense black masses
of storm-clouds that formed during the
afternoon, and moving in a southeasterly
direction. demolished The buildings of three
farmers living nine miles northwest of this
place. The child of Felix Deareau had q
leg broken. Another had his head crushed
and died during the night. Mrs. Deareau
was seriously bruised. Mrs. Oppdahl and
children were blown into wire fence aid
seriously hurt. Two horses were carried
from barn to q pasture near by without
injury,
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DIPLOMATIC PROMOTIONS.
A Numbsr Of Consu-Generals Nominated 70
Ministers Pienipotentiary

Ministers P,enipotentiary.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-The President to-
day sent tue following nominations 10 the
Senate TO be Ministers Plenipotentiary, pur-
suant to an act of Congress, approved July IA,
1890: Thomas ii. Anderson OF Ohio, now
Minister Resident aud Consul General at La
Paz, to Bolivia; Clark Z. Carr of Illinois, now
Minister Resident and Consul G. eneral at COpen-
hageu, TO Denmark; John ID. Washburn OF
Massachusetts, now Minister Resident and
COnsul-Geueral at Berne, to Switzerland; George
Nancy OF Tennessee, now Minister Resident at
MOuteyideo, TO Paraguay and Uruguay; John
L. Stevens, now Minister Resident at Honolulu,
to be Minister PlenpotentiaIy to the Hawaiian
Islands.
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GnIi and Sur Ernnris

New YORK, July 23.-Six hundred thou
sand dollars in gold has been ordered Tor
export tomorrow. Also 100000 ounces 0f
silver, making total of 100000 ounces OF
silver to go abroad the present week.
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To Fxnlore Central Afrina

PARIS, July 23-The Steele says French
expedition to explore Central Africa is be-
ing organized and will be divided into three
sections, which will start simultaneously
from Algeria and the Niger and Congo
rivers and converge at Lake Tchad.
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SPORT AT ST. PAUL.
AuspiciOus 0psning of the Twin City jock

Auspicious 0psning of the Twin City Jockey
Club : eesiag.
ST. PAUL, July 23.-Somethng over $4,000
people attended the op.ning day of the Twin
City Jockey Club nesting to-day The track
was fast and tile weather warm. The event Of
the day was the fourth race, the Twin City
Derby, the value to the winner being S4260.
The horses were in The best condition, and their
appearance was the signal for burst OF ap-
plau>e which did not subside ill long after the
great race had been iun aud decided. Alter one
break they started in good style. The various
events IeSulted as follows:
First race, three-yearolds and upward, one
mile, Cousin Jeems won, Annie Race second,
Ca alpa third. Time, :4334.
Second race. twO-year-O OldS, I'VE furlongs,
Mount JOY won, Marmose second Walnut third.
Time, 1:O212.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles. Cashier
won, Warpeak second, Bantyre third. Time,
1:5O.
Fourth race one and quarter miles. Prince
FonSO won, Joe Blackburn second, Verge dOr
third. Time, 2;09s4.
Filth race, three quarters OF 4 mile heats:
First heat, AL FarIow won, Rival second. La
mont thhd; lime, 11424 Second heat AL Far
row won, Rival second lnO tbiru); time, l;l712.
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WASHINGTON, July 23.-The President
to-day. upon the recommendation of Attor-
rey-General Miller denied the application
for pardon of w. w. Wyman, who was
convicted in California of sending obscene
matter through the mails.
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PITTsBURG, July 23.-ln the 2:37 trotting
$1,000 divided (unfinlshedl heOugh won the
Second race, free for all pacing, $1,000 di-
vided, Hal Pointer WAS ist. Gossip Jr. secund,
Monkey ROlla thid and Jewett fourth Best
time, 2:1Si4.
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CHANGE OF ROUTE.

West Australia Mail to Be Sent via Ergl gland
Instead of San Francisco.
NEW YORK, July 23-By request OF the
postal authorities of West Australia. mail
for that colony will hereafter be sent via
England instead of San Francisco.
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Berserker's Tips.

NEW YORK, July 90 Berserkers tips on
on Monmouth Fist race Defaulter or Meri-
den; second race. Nellie BY or Lntriguant;
third race. Rosette or Highness; fourth race,
Reporter or Prince Royal; NTH race, PenZance
or Burnside; sixth race, LOantaka o. EJn.
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pern,vlvapi, Netopal Guard Epcsmument

1' OII Ut Uu"IA
MOUNT GRETNA Pa.), July 25.-A dis
patch has been received at the State Ma
tional Guard Encampment, stating that
President Harrison will arrive tomorrow
with Secretary of War Proctor and other
prominent military men.
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SIBERIAN CATTLE PLAGUE.

Thousands Of Animals Dying in the Province
Of Riazan.
ST. PETERSBURG, July %. - The Siberian
cattle plague Is ravaging the province Of Riazan.
Cattle, horses and sheep are dying by Thousands.
TwO-thirds OF the animals attacked die from the
disease number Of peasants have also con-
tracIed The disease, but DO fatal cases thus far
have been reuoried.
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DETROIT, July 2S. Following are lhe results
of to-day's races: 2:26 trot, special, $500 un-
finished from yesterday, B first, Buck Morgan
second, Harry Medium third, Wavelaud fourth.
Best lime, 2:20f4.
mont trst Black Diamond second, TrOlean
third. Best time 2:17l2.
Third race, 2:24 class (Merchants and Manu-
facturerS Guarantee stakes of 100000 untn-
lshed, SuIsun hIst,e Walter f cOnd, Play Boy
tbitd, Glllett fourth. Best time, 2:lS14.
Fourth race, 2:l7 pace, $4,000. Maggie r first,
Emma second. Finely third, Charlie L disianced.
Best time 2:lGIa
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Will Win His Pet

LONDON, July 23.-Marcus Meyer arrived at
Liverpool 10 night aud win reach Paris at >
O'Clock IN the morning, with ample time 10 spare
to win his bet
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1t costs the English Government 81 $4,000
annually to support Queen Victoria and ner I'M
mediste family Whenever the Queen visits
Ramoral Castle 1t taxes 5000 ~ defray the
railroad expenses Of the Journey,
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cattle-pen of consequence in the country. |
The developments to-day would indicate |
that the syndicate is destined to be the |
most gigantic corporation in America.
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STOCKTON SAVINGS BANK-The Bank Com
missioners report the resources aud liabilities OF
The Stockton Savings and Loan Society 10 De
S2.652750 81.
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TO AID THEIR MATES.

The English National seamsa's Union Threat
ers Big Strike.
LONDON, July 23.-The National Sea-
mems Union, with view TO forcing En-
glish ship-owners to influence Danish ship
owners, announces that general strike of
seamen will be made July 26th, and that
the men will not return TO work until the
demands of the Danish seamen for wages
equal to those paid English seamen are con-
ceded. a conference between representa-
tiVes Of the seamen's unions and ship-0wn-
eTs win be held at Sunderland JnlK 26Lh.
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ANNIE GooDwIN's DEATH.

The Body of the Murdered New York Cigarette
Girl to Be Exhumed.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Cornelius Merritt,
the undertaken who buried the body OF
Annie Goodwin. the pretty cigarette girl,
was brought to Harlem Police Court this
morning and held as witness against Nc
Gonigal and Harris. William Davidson,
DR.. McGorigal's driver, who took the body
of the girl from the Lying-in Asylum 10
an accessory after the fact. The body of
the murdered girl is to be exhumed.
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SERVIA'S THREAT.
Reparation demanded for the Murder Of Her
Corsui al Pr stina.

BELGRADE, July 23-Servia, in a note to the
Porte, threatens to sever their diplomatic rela-
tons unless the Porte grants TeparatOn for the
murder OF The Sefvlan Consul al lrlslina.
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BURNED AT SEA.
Loss Of the National Line Steam
ship Egypt,
The Crew Picked Up by a Dutch Vessel
and Landed al Dover.
Conflicting Reports Regarding the Outbreak
Between San Salvador and Guatemala.
Siberian Cattle Disease.


LONDON, July 23.-The Dutch steamer
Spaarandam from New York passed tile
Isle of Wight to-day. She signaled that the
National Line steamer Egypt from New
York for Liverpool had been abandoned at
sea, being on fire, and that the crew was on
board the British steamer Manhattan from
New York for Hull and would be landed at
Dover. The Egypt did not carry any first
class passengers. She was an iron screw
steamer of 4G70 gross tons burden, and was
built at Liverpool in 1871. She was 440 feet
in length, a feet breadth and 3619 feet
deep.
New YORK, July 23.-There was no in
surance on the Egypt. Her loss, following
close after tile loss of the Erin. is serious
blow to the National Line. The Egypt was
built by the Liverpool Ship-building Com
pauy of Mersey in 1870, and launched in
the spring of 1871. Jack Rolle, & Company
of Liverpool built her machinery. The
vessel was aD iron screw steamer with four
masts, the first two square rigged. Her net
tonnage was 1853, gross tonnage 46IO, and
under the decks she measured 4644 tons.
With her cargo, before clearing Sandy
Hook, she was valued at nearly S1,25o,o0o
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SPRINGFIELD QlLl July 23.-An extra session
Of the Legislature convened to-day and organ
lied. Nothing Of Importance was accomplished.
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CONFLICTING REPORTS.
Guatemalans Claim that Only a skirmish
Took Place.

Took Place.
CITY OF MExICo, July 23.-Manuel Dieguez,
Minister 10 Mexico from Guatemala. has re-
Ceived dispatches from his Government signed
by Martinez Saieral, Minister of Foreign Rela-
IiOns, which say: Against positive orders,
which the Government has given, one OF our Off
GERS committed an act OF dsObedeGce. There
was skiTmshing Of slight importance on the
frontier and our troops lew in number, received
express orders TO return 10 their position.
They lost no artillery they lost nothing. The
main body Of The army now on tile frontier is
very strong and our forces are being daily
modified for the preservation Of tranquility
and the re-establishment Of law IN san Salvador.
Deny all news not agreeing with tins uiheial tele-
gram. Tie UtDceT IN command VINO dlsObeyed
The orders of the Government upon the subject
OF crossing the frontier is under arrest and Will
be Tried by cUurl-mallial, and the visOr OF The
law Will be applied o bis case"
The Government is sending troops TO the
GuaIemalan frontier. Il is MexicOis aim 10 pre-
serve a strict Il, utraiiIy regarding the disturb
a1ces In Central America.
As the seizure OF I1es aboard the steamer
ColiIna by tie Guaienidlau Government was
occurred, aud before tile Central American COM
pact was signed, many believe tnat tile United
States VIII ask Guatemala for an explanation OF
her conduct. The rifles had been ordered from
San Francisco before any revolutionary move
ment bad broken out with san salvador. Inc
arms Were destined for use by the newly formed
mounted police OF San Salvador.
PARIs.Juy 23.-Ine Consul from San Salvador
has Zee wed II dispatch confirming the report OF
The defeat OF Guatemalaus. lhe dispatch DE-.
claIes the reports OF anarchy In san Salvador
are unlIuei that the country IS completely Tran
gull ana The uoDulace supp lortug EZeta.
ROME, July 23.-Ih- Italian American squad
ron has been old-Ied TO Guatemala TO protect
Italian citizens.
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LOST AT SEA.
An American Schooner sunk and the Crew Of
s!xteen Drown q.

LONDON, July 23.-The American schooner
William Rice has been lost al sea. Her crew,
consisting of sixteen persons pershe1. The
vessel was on a voyage from Cape Ann to Ireland.