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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Statement of the Directors Regarding the
Site Of the Exposition.


Site Of the Exposition.
CHICAGO, July 29-In response to a call
by the Legislature for detailed statement
as to how they intended to divide the
Worlds Fair up between the two sites, the
Directors have prepared very lengthy
statement. They say, notwithstanding the
dual site, it must not be forgotten that the
fair will be an entirety. 1t is the Intention
of the board, so far as it may be able to do
50, to locate the agricultural and stock ex-
hibits in the same inclOsure with the ma
chinery, State and such other exhibits as
will render that portion of the exposition
at least equal in general interest and at
tractlveness to the other portion OF the
FAIR Concerning the exhibits on the lake
front, the board contemplates placing them
in the art building, which is proposed to be
large structure, beautiful in architectural
design and finish Among the displays in
1t, besides those OF art, will be extensive
electrical plants, Turkish, Indian and
Egg ptian villages, Government Department
exhibits, ETC. OF course, the report says, il
is quite impossible for the board to do more
than generaliZe at the present time. One
reason advanced for the site OH the lake
front is the fact that opportunities will be
greater for the business men. clerks and the
industrial classes who Will find their time
less severely taxed in the care of visitors
from all over the world. Their olp0rtuni-
sies ior visiting that part OF Jne exposition
lying more remote from the center of the
city will not be all that could be desired.
and IL is impracticable to keep open in the
evening buildings much removed FROM the
center. The lake front can thus be well
utilized in the evening.
SPRINGFIELD QlL) July 29.-The Senate
this afternoon adopted joint resolution
providing Tor an amendment to the State
constitution permitting the city of Chicago
to increase its limit of indebtedness so as
10 issue S5,0O0,000 bonds in aid of the
Worlds Fair. In the House the resolution
failed of the necessary two-thirds major
ity, but the vote Was reeonsidered and the
resolution will be taken up again. a num-
Der OF members opposed the resolution on
the ground that it was being rushed
through too hastily, not having yet been
printed for examination.
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ST. Faul's Results.

ST. PAUL, July 29-The track was fast
to-day. Following are the results:
First race. two-year-0lds, five furlongs,
Semper Fidele won, Philora second, Chimes
third. Time, 1:0lh.
Second race. three-year-Olds and upward
one mile, Almont and y ran a dead heat for
first place and dividedlthe money, Long
shot third. Time, AZ.
Third race Twin City Exposition stakes)
three-year-o and upward, one and Il Six
teeuth miles, Nevada won, Cousin JeemS
second, Catalpa third. Time, l :3SR.
Fourth race, three-year-olds and upward,
one and a quarter miles, Tenacity won,
Oklahoma Kld second, VIce-Regent third.
Time. 2:1015.
Fifth race, all ages, one mile, Davidson
won. Lord of the Harem second, Jackstatf
third. Time, :42%.
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it was largely to.the profit of foreign manu-
facturers. They were interested in its de-
feat.
Voorhees, congratulated German on his
great victory in breaking the predetermined
silence ON the Republican side of the cham
ber AS to the speech of the Senator from
New York, which had been extorted under
the lash, 1t was the same old TRADE of
calumny and abuse against the Democratic
party.
After further debate the bill was laid
aside, and the House joint reso ution to
continue appropriations under the existing
laws up to the 18th of August was pre-
sented, discussed and passed.
After an executive session the Senate ad
iourned.
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A FLAG PRESENTATION.
The Young Ladies' Institute Remembers
the Y. NJ. L.


Young Ladies' Institute No. presented
Institute No. Of the Y. NJ. /. with hand
some silk flag at Washington Hall on Mon
day evening. The members Of the Young
Mems Institute to the number of 150 met at
the headquarters and marched in body to
the hall where the presentation took place.
Miss May Noonan, President of Y. L. l.
No. 3, made the presentation speech, which
was very appropriate and neat. James E.
Britt of Y. NJ. l. No. responded quite ably
and pleasantly, thanking the young ladies
for the magnificent present, after which the
audience sang The Star-spangled Ban
ner" and America" A musical and liter
ary entertainment followed, and proved to
be most enjoyable affair. The evenings
festivities were concluded with ball,
which broke up at midnight.
The flag is rich silk American banner
OF ample size, handsomely mounted and
bearing across its red ana white bars the
emblem and motto of the order, and the
letters and words "Y. NJ. |. No. of San
Francisco" ON streamers at tie top.
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THE "REPTILE FUND"

Chancellor Caprivi to Duly Account for the
Money Used f'r Bribing Newspapers.
LONDON, July 29.-The announcement is
made in Berlin that the Reptile Fund.-" SO
named by Bismarck when he cynically ad-
mitted in debate that he used it for the pur-
pose of bTibing newspapers, is no longer to
be applied to secret service purposes. The
money placed at the disposal of the Chan
cellor is to be duly accounted for in the
public documents. Chancellor Caprivi also
publishes an account of the uses to which
the fund has been applied in former years.
but the vagueness and the lack of detail
leave the exact disposition of certain sums
matter of conjecture, so that Bismarck's
famous statement remains unchallenged.
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At Saratoga.

SARATOGA, July 2e.-First race. three
quarters of a mile, Lady Pulsiter won,
Blue Rock second. Rainbow third. Time,
1:1634.
Second race american Hotel stakes). one
mile, Ruperta won, Sir John second, Isaac
Lewis third. Time, A.
Third race, five-eighths of mile, Void
Himyar won, Rosalne, flly, second, Billet
Retreat third. Time, 1:04H.
Fourth race, one and quarter miles,
Los Angeles won, King street second. leu
ton third. Time, 2:113I.
Fifth race, one mile, Royal Garter won,
Hopeful second, White Nose third Time,
az
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CHILDREN KILLED.

Five Struck by a Passenger Train While
Cros ing Bridge.
PATERSON On. j., July 29.-Fiye children
returning from black berry gathering
started to cross the Erie Bridge. over the
Passaic River, this evening. When midway
on the structure the train came dashing
down upon them on one track. They stepped
on the other track, not noticing a passenger
train going in the opposite direction. The
engineer could not stop and the children
were hurled in all directions. Jennie
Drews, aged 13; Nellie Warren, aged 10,
and Mamie Warren, aged 8 years. were in
stantly killed. Jane and Willie Warren
were badly hurt, but will recover.
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schemes, caused disagreeable complications,
and as negotiations in single points did not
avail to a complete settlement, it was de-
cided to deal with disputes from one stand
point. After giving seriatim the grounds
for concessions in Africa made by Germany
to England, the memorandum concludes by
insisting upon the value of Heligoland in
view Of the national sentiment in regard to
the island and of the islands military i'm
portance. When the island is occupied by
Germany it will be difficult for an enemy to
blockade the north coast of the empire. and
the North Sea and render it easier to defend
the Baltic Canal.
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crease in prices is anticipated, and they
have been advised to give orders for future
delivery, 1t is stated at the Treasury De-
partment that the price of silver bullion is
expected to go to 81 10 per ounce within a
few weeks. The parity for silver bullion Is
about 1929, and it was stated during the
discussion of the Silver Bill that if there
should be absolute free coinage. silver bull
ion would reach that parity within ninety
days after the measure became law. Pur-
chasers of silverware are all paying 15 per
cent more than they were paying thirty
days since.
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TURF EVENTS.
Opening Of the TrOttinS Circuit at CIeYe-
land-0l Other Tracks.

CLEVELAND. July 90. - Five thousand
people attended the grand circuit races
which opened here to-day. The weather
was perfect, the track was in splendid con-
dition and fast time was made, the first
race the = 80 class, showing one heat under
PIG.
q In the first heat of tie 2:21 class Veritas
coliided with Pocahontas Prince, running
the latter against a fence PocahontaS
Prince got away from his driver and ran
once and a half around the track before he
was stopped. The horse was uninjured, but
the sulky was smashed. Veritas was dis
tanced for foul driving. and Pocahontas
Prince was so badly winded that he was
drawn in the third heat.
In the second heat of the same race
Aeleta got beyond control of her driver,
and ran twice around the track. The races
resulted as follows: First race, 80 trot
$4,000 divided, Leopard Rose won, Pixley
second, Prince Warwick third, Viola Clay
fourth. Best time, 2:15A.
Second race, 2:25 pace (Sl500 divided,
Grants Abdallah won, Chimes G second,
Frank Dorch third, Forest Wilkes fourth.
Best time, 219h.
Third race 2:5I trot $4,000 divided, Sem
icolon won, Dick Smith second. Suisun
third. Tariff fourth. Best time, III.
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SACRAMENTO DEMOCRATS.
Lively Meeting Of the County Committee to
Arrange for Primaries.

Arrange for Primaries.
SACRAMENTO, july 29.-There was con-
siderable stir among the Democrats to-
night over meeting Of the County Com
mittee to call primaries. Tile point at issue
was whether j. p. Dunn or R. D. Stephens
should have the delegation to the State
Convention for Controller. The former
seems to have had the best of the pull
with the committee, so far as dividing up
the precincts and the apportoning of dele
gates are concerned, and this was done, as
is supposed, in way to help Dunn, but
Stephens friends are not dsheartened,
and expect TO carry the convention, as the
country precincts are believed to be
strongly in his favor.
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Active Grain Market.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Wbile the excitement
on the board was not so great as yesterday
there was still much activity in all lines of
trade. September wheat opened at 94%c,
weakened Nc, rallied Ac, receded 1c, and at
IL rs stood at about the opening price, with
heavy trading. Corn was heavily dealt in
also. September opened at45%c. weakened
Ac, grew strong and advanced without
break 1Ac, from which poiutit dropped &c
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AT SACRAMENTO, JULY 29, 1890.

Sacramentos ........O q U U D 8 0-lO
San FranciscOs....... o L l o. o s.
Earned runs-Sacramentos 8, San Franciscos 1.
Home ran-Reitz. Three-base :hits-Ebright and
Lookabaugh. 'TwO-base 'hitS-MeHale, GoodenOugh
and StapietOn. Sacrifice hitS-Roberts. Reitz and
GoodenoTEh First base errors -SacramentUs A,
San Franchises g. First base On called bais-Sacra-
mentos L. San. FranciSeOs 2. Lett on bases -Sacra-
meutos Z. San Franciseos T. Struck out-By Cough
lin 8, by Young 2. by Ldokabaugh 3. Double plays
Daily and Stapieton (twicel. Passed balis-Bownan
l. Spcer l., wild pitches-Young /, Lookabaugh 2.
Time of game-2 hours. Umpires--Donohue- and
McLaughlin 9ficial scorer-Sheehan.
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TO look like spots of mortar spot
ted on, and which came OF in
layers, accompanied with itching,
would scratch every night until
was raw, then the next night the
scales. being formed meanwhile,
were scratched of again. In vain
did | consult all the doctors N the
county. but without aid. After
giving up a.. hopes OF recovery, 1
happened to see an advertisement
in the newspaper about your Cur
IcURA REMEDIES, and purchased
them from my druggist, and OBJ
tanned almost immediate relief.
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EXCITED WORKMEN.
Nou-Union Men Beaten by Mob at Pitts.

burg.
PITTsBURG. July 29.-1he National Tube
Works at McKeespOrt has determined to
start the mill without the aid of the Anal
gamated Association. Out of 1000 employees
requested to be on hand this morning only
fifty went to work. This excited the strik-
ers, and several men going to and from
work were badly beaten. At one time the
excitement was so great that it approached
a riot, and the Sheriff of Pittsburg was
called upon to be in readiness tonight. A
workman named Hooker, on leaving the
works, was attacked by mob. He fired
into the gang aud was knocked down. His
Injuries are considered serious.
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MARTIAL Law DECLARED.
Four Hundred Armenians Arrested for Par

Four Hundred Armenians Arrested for Par.
ticipating in Sundays Riots.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 20. - Kroom
Kaho, quarter of this city in which mar
tial law has been proclaimed by the Turk
ish authorities, is that part of Constantine
pie in which is situated the Armenian
Cathedral. the scene of the attack on Sun
day by a mob on the Armenian Patriarch,
because of his alleged weak attitude toward
the Porte regarding outrages perpetrated
by Turks in Armenia.
Four hundred Armenians who took part
In tine riotous demonstrations have been
arrested.
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EXTENSIVE FIRE.

A Large Amount of Property Destroyed at
East Saginaw.
EAST SAGINAW (Mich.), July ga dis
astrous fire started in the undergrad
owned by Hutchinson & Co. about noon,
which communicated to the planning aud
lumber yards of ii. b. Nease, Son
81 Co., and thence to the lumber
yard of John G. Owen, the saw mill, salt
block and lumber-yari of Brown & Ryan,
all of which were totally destroyed. Nine
teen million feet of lumber, ten dwelling
houses, sixty-Six railroad-cars and other
property were burned. The total loss is
S375, ECO and total insurance S1S5,000.
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q $4,000 Stake.

New YORK, July %. = The managers of
Dundee Park or Northern New Jersey
Fair Association. wlTo we're the first to pro-
pose race between Sunol and Axtell, now
offer stake of $4,000 entrance free,
mile heats, best three in five, the winner to
take the entire amount; date to be between
September and October 1lth,
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Family Rnrnaa 10 naa,h

CINCINNATI, July 9.-Incendiaries set
fire to the residence of Rev. David Plumb in
Gale. Ind, this morning Plumb was
fatally burned. and his wife and three chill
dren perished in the flames. Plumb is a
prominent Methodist minister.
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ON A MAGNIFICENT SCALE.
Preparations for the Marriage Of Archiuchess
Volario A,str;o

LONDON, July 29.-Preparations for the
marriage of Archduchess Valerie OF Aus
tria have been proceeding on magnificent
scale and the affair is to be imposing.
Crowds daily block the street around the
palace at lschl, where the ceremony will
take place, and the ArchduchesS. who re-
nOunced the possibility of throne to marry
the man of her choice, receives many tokens
of popular admiration. Sixty wagon-ioads
of flowers have been sent, which will be
used in decorating the marriage hall.
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Two Pitch. rs Kn ocked Oat.

CLEVELAND, July 29.-The Cleveland BROTH
orhood team pounded Kilroy aud Madden very
hard to-day. Attendance 1900. Score:
Clevelands s..............-....2 20 3 1-17
Bostons observation-disclosures D D D 90 o. 9
Base hits-Clevelands u, Bostons .. Errors
Cieyeands 4, Bostons 3. Batteries-Gruber and
SutcliGe: Kiroy Madden aud Murphy. Umpires-
Eerpusnn and uOlberl.
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Doubls TragedY.

CLEVELAND. July 29.-Anton Nowak, a
mOlder, and his wife have not lived together
for three years. This morning Nowak lay
in wait for his wife as she went 10 her work,
shot and killed her aud then blew his own
brains out.
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eruptions gradually dropped off and disappeared
one by one until | had been fully cured. had
the disease thirteen months before began taking
the RENEpIFs and in four or i've weeks was en-
tirely cured NV disease eczema aud psoriasis.
/ know OF great many who have taken the * LEM
r,,rFs and thank me for the knowledge or them,
esnecially motbers who have babes with Scaly erup-
tions on their heads and bodies. cannot express
my thanks to you Ny body was covered nS WIN WIN
scales and was an awful spectacle to oehoiu. NJ"
my 'Aii % 80 GEO. CoTEY, Merrill, Wis
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BABY FARMING.

Sensational Discoveries Made by the Polics
D partner at Duluth.
DULUTH (Mnn.). July 29.-The body of
an infant. months old. was found in bu-
reau drawer this morning at 500 East Supe-
rior street. The police are investigating
the affair, and are on the track of quite an
extensive baby farming plant. Mrs. Nj. A.
Wilson and daughter took illegitimate ba-
bies, and large number have died at vari-
GUS times. There will be some sensational
disclosures tomorrow.
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Ven bv Hard Hitting.
CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI, July 29.-The local league team
won the game this afternoon by hard hitting.
Attendan ce 1900. Score:
Cjncinnatls tls1 O5 o o 0 0 OO5 5-1l
Bostons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS U y 20 U y y o.
Base hits-Cincinnatis 3, Bostons 3. Batteries
Mullane aud Harrington, Getzein and Bennett. um-
pires-Mc Dermott aud Keenan,.
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TICKEr-oFFICE ROBBED.
A Safe of the Uaion Paci Railroad Company
Rifsd by Burglars

DENVER, July 29.-Burglars entered the
local ticket-office OF the Union Pacific Rail-
road Com pany at Seventeenth and. Larimer
streets some time after midnight last night,
blew open the safe and robbed the cash-box
of about $500. Tie police arrested four
men to-day who are suspected of being i'm
plicated.
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New YORK. July 29-The following are.
Berserker's tips on the Saratoga races:
First race. Modjeska OF Laura Doxey;
second, Come-to-Taw or King Crab; third,
Wary or Belle dor; fourth, Worth or Sam
DOXey; fifth, Granite or b. B. Million;
sixth, Hamlet or Vengeur
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Emin Pasha Heard From.

LONDON, July 29.-The French Bishop
Levinhac, who has returned to Zanzibar
from mission in the interior, reports that
he met Emin Pasha on his way. Emin was
not well, and there was considerable sick
ness among his company and several Of
ticers were thought to be diving.
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NEW YORK, July 29.-There are rumors
here that the Squadron of Evolution which
arrived tonight, and the Essex and Enter
prise are under orders to proceed to South
America.
The squadron of evolution arrived to-
night from Brazil.
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A MoRGANATIC MARRIAGE.
Refusal of the Prince lRegen. Of Bavaria to
E-nnhIa conntarr p .,-an h Ain.

Elnobls Countess P4ppsnhsim.
NEW YORK, July 30.-The Journal says
that Miss Wheeler of Philadelphia is
in a peculiar plight. She married
Count Pappenheim, but the Prince
Regent of Bavaria has refused TO
ennoble her. The Count must now re-
gard the marriage as mOrganatic or lose all
right to his titles. His children by Miss
Wheeler cannot inherit his property, rights
or titles.
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ASHLAND (Wis.), July 90. - The big mill
strike has been amicably settled. AT
mass-meeting this morning the men de-
cided to accept proposition to work ten
hours for ten hours and half pay.
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ST. PAUL, July CIV. Fl. E. Smith of
California sold, for $4,000, to Joseph
O'Brien of Saltwater, Longshot by
Duke of Norfolk, dam by Langford. The
horse ran to-day in the cOlors of the new
owner,
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Death of Congre,sman NICK ey,s sister.

CANTON (Ohio). July 29-Congressman
Mckinley was called home to-day from
Washington by the death of his sister, Miss
Annie Mckinley. She was one of the most
active public-school educational writers for
the past twenty years.
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Securing n Jury.

Judge Van Reynegom was engaged yesterday
In endeayoring to secure a jury for the trial of
Frank Smith, who Is accused OF the murder of
j. q. Margot on May 7th. The matter will be
resumed To-day, when IL Is expected that the
needed four jurors VIII be secured.
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BRIBERY CHARGES.
Arrest Of an Ey-County Clerk and Two South
Omaha Councilmen.

OMAHA, July 29.-Warrants were issued
to-day for the arrest of Nj. d. Roche of
Omaha, ex-County Clerk. and John n.
Burk and Edward Johnston, of the South
Omaha City Council. Roche is charged
with Offering and the two Councilmen with
accepting bribe to influence their votes on
an ordinance recently passed granting a
right of way to the Chicago and Rock
Island and Pacific railways.
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In THE EAST.
The Winners Of Yesterdays National and
Players League Games

INDIANAPOLIS, July 29.-The Brooklyn league
team turned the tables ON Cleveland to-day, WIN
ming easily by clever punching OF hits. Attend
ance 1900. Score:
Cevelands. s.....................l o l 0 o 0 o o.
BrookiynS S......-..-...-......-4 D D r-12
Base hits-Clevelands I. BEooklyns 8. Errors
Clevelands 3, Brooklyns i. Batteres-6arfeld and
thinner, Lovett asd Daly. Umpire-McQuaid.
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PLEURO-PNEUMON
Diseased Animals Recently Shipped to Liv-
erp-ol From New York

LONDON, July 29.-1he President of the
Board of Agriculture, replying to questions
in the Commons to-day, declined, in the alb
sence of authoritative proof, to consider
the United States free from pleuropneu-
monia. He said that within a short time
animals suffering from the disease have ar
rived at Liverpool from New York.
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Cholera Rag;ng in Bagdad.

LONDON, July 29.-Cholera is raging in
Bagdad and vicinity and great apprehen-
sion exists lest the scourge should spread
westward.
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The River aud Harhnr Bill,

WASHINGTON, July 29-In pursuance to
the understanding reached in the Repub-
lican Senatorial caucus last night Senator
Frye had conference to-day with the men,
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Bountitul Crops.

WINNIPEG, July 29.-Wheat harvesting
began at Emerson. Manitoba. to-day. Crop
reports to the Free Press from all parts Of
the province state that the wheat yield Will
be one OF the greatest Manitoba has yet
had
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Mnrderer Hanoed

SCRANTON Miss, July 29.-Henry Dub
ley (eolored) was hanged here to-day for
the murder of Henry Fleigge, white
sailor last April
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American Association.

SYRACUSE July 29.-Syracuses 4, st. Louis 8.
ROCHESTER,, July 29.-Rochesers 6. Louis
villes 3.
PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Athetics z, Tole-
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Men who think the Mckinley bill is hurt
by Mr.. Blaine's utterances of course antag-
oniZe the proposition, put as to Harrison's
Joining that, look on it in this way, the
proposition is a popular one, and Mr.. Blaine
is a strong man with an eye to 1892. Mr.
Harrison must know that lie could
not get the nomination if he were
violently antagonized by Mr.. Blaine and
his friends. / do not think anyone can
count on Mr.. Harrison taking such course
as would drive Mr.. Blaine out of his Cabi-
net. On the other hand, Mr.. Blaine, if he
went out OF the Cabinet, would be private
citizen, with many friends, to be sure, but
still a private citizen. These two men are
not apt to quarrel"
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bers Of the Finance Committee. 1t was
agreed among them that on the 8th of
August the River and Harbor Bill shall be
taken up for consideration and pressed to q
determination, the Tariff Bill to be laid
aside until it is disposed Of
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HARRAssED on ALL SIDES.

The Prince of. Montenegro Makes a Demand
Upon the Porte FIR Indemnity. .
LONDON, July 29.-The Prince of Monte
negro has made formal demand upon the
Porte for Indemnity for outrages committed
by the Albanians, and threatens that the
Montenegrins will cross the frontier IN
force unless prompt satisfaction is given by
the Turks. The demand is significant, for
the reason that Montenegro is so closely as
sociated with Russia.
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Keefe Lost the Game,

BUFFALO, july 29.-Keefe was the cause OF
the Bisons' defeat to-day. Attendance 900.
Scores
Buffalos. os........................1 0 o o O.
Philadelphias. ................O -
Base hits-Buifalos S, Philadephias TO- Errors
Buffalos 8, Philadephias 8. BatIeries-Keefe and
Mack. Bufnton and Millgan. Umpres-Gafney
and Sheridan,