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Rnrnad In Death

LOUISVILLE, July S.-Near Harmony,
KY, last Saturday the family Of Will
lam Watson, consisting of his wife.
an eight year old son and an
eighteen month old baby, were burned
to death. Watson was away with
a number of friends, and on returning saw
from the top of neighboring hill his home
in flames. Before he could reach the house
the family, who had gone to bed. were cut
off and beyond hope
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ERUPTION OF a GEYsER.
Curious Phenomenon Following an Earth
quake 10 Wycmiug

WASHINGTON, July S.-Secretary Noble
received late this afternoon the following
dispatch from Superintendent Bontell at
Mammoth Hot Springs. Wyo.: This dis
patch was just received from Nor
ris Basin: AT AIS o'clock there
was severe shock of earthquake
followed by terrible roar and the geyser
1t is throwing It column of steam, stones
and water about 200 feet in circumference
to height of about 125 feet, and shaking
the whole basin around that vicinity"
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Indian z sarYations.

WASHINGTON, July S.-The House Conn.,
mittee on Indian Affairs has favorably re-
ported on Wilson's bill creating a COM
mission of three persons to visit the Puyal-
lup Indian Reservation in the State of
Washington, and ascertain certain facts
connected herewith and negotiate for the
is also to determine the northern boundary
of the Warm Springs Indian Reservation,
Oregon.
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AN ASTONISHING STORY.
Reported Miraculous Powers Possessed by a
Young Man.

Reported Miraculous Powers Possessed by a
Young Man.
PARIS, July 8.-An astonishing story of
miraculous healing is reported from the
Island of Oleron, near La Rochelle. a young
man is said to have become suddenly en-
dowed with miraculous power to cure all
sorts of physical infrmities. He uses
neither incantation, hypnotism nor drugs.
but simply places his feet against those of
the patient and makes movements with his
hands over the parts afflicted, thereby effect
ing complete cure. His popularity is in
creased by the fact that he makes no charge,
but simply says, after the gestures are COM
pleted, Go in peace; you are cured" The
halt and the blind hasten to him in crowds.
He exercises his power at certain hours
OnlV
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THE POLICE WEAKENING.
Nc Prospect Of Strike Among LoadOn's Dig
satisfied Coustables


LONDON, July s. -Quietness prevailed
throughout the Metropolitan police force
this morning None of the lien have gone
on a strike. The policemen who were ar
rested for assaulting their superior officers
yesterday have been sentenced to fourteen
days Imprisonment Tie men are weaken
ing. They have no organization, and it is
not likely they will attempt to enforce their
demand by general strike. 1t is probable,
however, that further isolated disturbances
may occur. The constables who were dis
missed for connection with the troubles are
petitioning the authorities for Teinstate-
ment.
Another dsOrderly mob gathered in Bow
street ton light and the mounted police pre-
served order. At 10 o'clock all taYeras
about Bow street were cleared and several
persons arrested. The mob made furious
attempt TO rescue them, and battle ensued
in which several cOnstabies were badly in
jured. After midnight the excitement had
all subsidized,
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Pensions Issued.

WASHING TON, July S.-The following
pensions have been issued: Original,
George e. Hopkins of Oakland and Linneus
E. Shaw of San Francisco; increase. Jesse
Hardesly of Los Angeles; reissue, Louis
Weiland of San Diego; Mexican survivor,
Augustus Wood of Nepoma, Wash. original
invalid, William Addison of Oaksdale, A.
Ii. Williams Of Dayton; reissue, Patrick j.
Casey of Ellenburg, New; original, Reuben
III. Conner of Paradise Valley.
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PHILADELPHIA, July S.-The local league
team score an easy victory over Cincinnati this
afternoon. Attendance 260o. Summary:
Philadclphias. 0 1881 1-9
CincinnatiS. tiS......,.,.....,.,,..,O U 1 o.
Base hits-Philadelphias IL, Cincinnats 7. Er-
rors-Philade piias 2, Cincinnatis z. batteries
Vickery and Clements, Forman and Baldwin. Um-
pire-Lynch.
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The Portland Oreg0nian says: All of the
section foremen on the main line Of the
Southern Pacific are in receipt of orders to
erect mail catchers at the stations in their
sections. This is one more move prepara-
tory to the quickening Of the running time
of the overland mail trains, which will
hereafter be provided with mail grabbing
hooks, the same as the fast trains East and
overland After June 30th the overland
will not stop at the smaller stations, but
will catch the mail by means of the catch
ing apDaratuS.
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Califnrnia,. R.nresenta,ire,

WASHINGTON, July ST. J. Clunie has
returned from Chicago. w. W. Morrow
and family have returned from their Capo
May trip. Representative de Haven will
leave tomorrow for California.
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CONGRESS. .
THE SENATE.

The Conference Report on the Silver Bill to
Be Again Considered To-Day.
WASHINGTON, July SIN the Senate this
morning the conference report on the Silver
Bill was taken up.
Vest stated the reasons why he should
vote against the report. A large majority
of the Senate had voted, he said. for the
free coinage of silver, but the conference
report absolutely did away with all idea
of free coinage, and was intended to con-
tinue the system under which silver had
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Eeyp,'s Evacuation Demanded.

LONDON, July S.-The Turkish Govern
ment has sent a new note to the British
Government demanding it to fix date upon
which Egypt will be evacuated by the
British troops without the right of again
occupying that country.
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Wards Man Va, auished.

BROOKLYN, July S.-AbOut 500 spectators
saw the Chicago brotherhood team defeat the
Brooklyns this afternoon. Summary:
Brooklyns s.....................O U U % % l. 2
Chicagos s......................3 3 U 90 e. 8
Base hIts-Brooklyns II, Chicagos IL. Errors
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NEW PRoPULsIvE FORCE.
French Scientists Discovery Which Will

Revolutionize the Use Of Firearms.
PARIS, July S.-Paul Clifford, the
French Scientist, has discovered
new propulsve force In con-
densed liquefed gas. Three hundred
drops Of this compound was contained in
a small steel receptacle under rifle barrel.
and each time the trigger was pulled one
drop falls into breech behind the
bullet. Contact with the air causes 1t
to volatilize instantaneously with an
expansive force far exceeding gunpowder
and expels the bullet with terrible velocity,
unaccompanied by either noise or smoke.
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Cor gresham Bu,tstworth.

PHILADELPHIA, July s. 8.-Congressman
Benjauin Butterworth of Ohio. who ar
rived here last night, was taken with a
severe attack of cramps, and u physician
was called. Butterworth gradually grew
better and to-day he had almost entirely
recovered, but still is rather weak
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PARADE OF STRIKERS.

New York Cloak Makers Listen to an Ad-
dress in Union Square.
NEW YORK, July S.-With the thermom-
eter in the COS. and under scorchng
sun, about 1000 locked out cloak
makers paraded through the principal
streets this afternoon. While the
tary Garside delivered a brief ad-
dress, in which he said he hoped
the men would be of good cheer and use no
violence, for they were about met with sue
cess. The projected mass meeting for the
evening was abandoned.
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Cleveland Defeated.

BROOKLYN, July S.-The Brooklyn league
team won another easy victory to-day by defeat
Ing The Clevelands. Attendance 700. Summary:
Clevelands. nds.......................l D o U O-1
BrooklynS .......................4 U v VI
Base hits-Cevelands 8, Brsoklyns g. Errors
Cleveands 3, BrookIyns ]. Batterles-W Wadsworth
and Zlmmer. Carurhers and Clark. Umpire-Mc-
DermotL
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EASTERN GAMES.
The Giants Succumb to Superior Batting
and the Heat.

CHICAGO, July S.-The Chicago league club
agaiu won through superior batting. The New
Yorks seem TO have been overcome by the in
tense heat. Attendance 900. Summary:
New orks....,,..........,.,.l o D 0 D U 0-2
ChlcagoS. S.........................U i -
Base hits-New Yorks q, Chicagos z. Errors
New Yorks 4, Chieagos 3. Batteriy s-Welch and
Buckley, Luby and Kittridge. umpire-Powers-
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NEWSPAPER COMMENT.
Editorial Opinions on the Conference Repor;
the Silver Bin

Editorial Opinions on the Conference Report
or the Silver Bill.
New YORK, July S.-Following are edi-
torial opinions ON the Silver Bill;
Mail and Express (R.) says: The bill is
satisfactory all around and will undoubt-
edly pass both Houses.
The Post Qnd.) says: The bill is COM
promise of conflicting wbimseys and con-
hicting interests. We doubt whether the
Senate will accept it, but if it does tue
country may be congratulated on not get
ting worse measure.
The Commercial Advertiser says: The
Silver Bill is safe measure and all honest
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PROLoNGING BILLS.

The Liberal Minority Wiihiraws From the
Committee on Procedure of Business.
LONDON, July S.-The Chairman of the
Committee on Procedure of Business in the
House submitted resolution to the COM
mittee embodying standing order prolong-
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ARMY NURSES.

A Bill Granting Them a Pension Rep rted
Upon Favorsbly.
WASHINGTON, July S.-Representative
Belknap to-day reported favorably from
the Committee on Invalid Pensions bills
granting pension of $12 per month to all
women who served as army nurses in the
late war for a period of SIX months or
more, and who rendered services to the
sick on the battlefield.
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An American Amateur pefeatea

LONDON, July S.-Psetta, the American
amateur sculling champion, competed with
Kennedy in the first heat for the diamond
sculls at the Henry regatta to-day. KEN
nedy won the heat by four lengths.
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PARIS, July Sat meeting of the Cabi-
net, the Minister of Agriculture stated that
storms had seriously damaged crops around
Paris. In the other parts of France the
crop prospects were favorable.
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ORDER OF ELKS.
Opposing Grand Lodges in Session in Cleve-
land and New York

lana anu new 10rK.
CLEVELAND, July S.-The Grand Lodge
of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
met this morning. All the grand officers
were present. Exalted Grand Ruler Quin-
lin made the opening address, during which
he referred to the New York difficulty. lie
said if any one present feared legal pro-
ceedings he would be permitted to with
draw. All the delegates from New York
State applauded and refused to leave the
hall A Brooklyn Elk said: "We are here
and will remain. All we want is prOtec-
would be doue. The rolLcall showed 12O
members present.
Adjourned until Wednesday morning.
Every lodge but No. of New York is
represented. The parade this afternoon,
although the heat was almost unbearabie,
was success There was banquet at the
City Armory tonight which was largely
attended. No intoxicating beverages were
served.
New YORK, July 9.-The Grand Lodge
b. Z. 0. of Elks, in conformity with an ord T
from Judge Lawrence, met to-day and
were adopted declaring that the meet,
ing in session at present in Cleveland
does not represent and is not part o1
the order, and any and all of its acts pur-
porting to the order in any way are repudl,
ated, and that said assembly is declared
clandestine. A declaration of principles
was also adopted setting forth that the
primary object of the ElKs was the
establishment of fund for the relief OF
members Of the theatrical, minstrel, musi-
cal, variety, circus and literary professions,
and as many subordinate lodges have been
ignoring this principle, the Committee
ON Laws and Supervision is directed to
formulate such amendments as will compel
the observance by subordinate lodges OF
this principal landmark of the order. Oh
fcers were then elected.
This body is opposed to the Cleveland
meeting and is composed of members who
hold Grand Lodge certificates, which can
only meet in New York.
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Democratic C,ntss. ants Seated.

WASHINGTON. July s.-The House Com
mittee on Elections to-day disposed of two
Mississippi contested election cases-Hill
VS.. Catchings, from the Third District and
kernaghan VS.. Hooker, from the Seventh.
The decision was in favor of the sit
ting, Democratic members, Catchings and
Hooker.
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Baron Wissmann Retains His Office.

BERLIN, July S.-The North German Ga
zette says that though Baron Wissmann is
ill and requires a rest he has not resigned
his position of Imperial German Commits
sioner to East Africa.
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Adhere to Their Stories.

PARIS, July S.-Eyraud and Gabrielle
Bompart were confronted to-day at the
scene of the murder of Gouffe. They ad-
hered to their previous statements.
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The New Spanish Cabinet.

MADRID. July S.-Tne new Cabinet has
issued circular outlining its policy. 1t
announces its intention to give decided and
sincere protection to national productions
by revision Of the tariff.
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Face all Broken Out

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Somewhat One-Sided.

BOSTON. July S.-lhe Boston league team
easily won to.day's game from the PItIsburgs.
Attendance 1000. Summary:
BostOns. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ! o o o 2-l6
burgs......-.......--....-.0 o U O00 o
Base hits ts-Bostons IA. Pttsburgs 4. Errors
PittsburgS IL. batter ies-GetZein, Taher, Bennett
and Hardie, Baker, Bowman and Decker. Umpire
McOuaid.
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Boston Is raising the funds for memorial hall
In honor of Wendell Phillips, and a number oil
leading lecturers have volunteered their services
In behalf OF the scheme. II Is proposed TO give
the structure many OF the features OF Cooper In
stitute and make it representative oil period,
very much as Pilgrim Hall stands for early New
England, aud faneuil Hall for the revolutionary
era
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GENERAL GRIERSON.
The Commander Of the Department Of
Arizona on The Retired List.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Brigadier- General
Benjamin II. Grierson has been placed on
the retired list.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

COLUMBUS, July S.-Columbus 8, RocheSters6 8.
LOUISVILLE, July S.-Louisvllles. 10, Athletes
O.
ST. LOUIS, July S.-St. Louis /, Syracuses g.
TOLEDO, July S.-The Brooklyn Toledo game
was postponed Oh account OF wet grounds.
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THE BROTHERHOOD
New York Makes Twenty-,hree Base Hits Oh
the Bison 1wrler.

NEW YORK, July S.-The New York brother
hood club won game from the Buffalos to-day
with ridiculous ease Attendance 800. Sum
mary:
Bufalos s..,....... y 3 2 lO2 0-lO
Base hits-New Yorks %, Bufalos 3. Errors
New Yorks A. Buffalos 3. Batteries-Crane Hatfield
and kwng. Keefe and Mack. umpires-Sheridan
aud GafIney.
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The P rtland S axe:

called a meeting for Monday next to pro-
test against the Mckinley bill.
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Will Go Back for Trial,

NEwBURG On. ", July 8.-Edward NJ.
Doyle, charged with bigamy and under ar
rest here, has consented to go back to Port
land, Oregon, with Detective Day.
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The Ln,terx Ri Passed

BATON RouGE Na.), July S.-The Lot
terry Bill passed the House to-day over the
Governors veto. The vote was: Ayes 6S,
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THE RETALIATION THREAT.
Views Of Western Consressmen on the State
mant of the Chinese Minister.

Views Of Western Consressmen on the State
msnt of the Chinese Minister.
NEW YORK, July S.-A Worlds Wash
ingtou special says: Speaking OF the
Chinese Minister'S threat OF retaliation
Representative Hermann of Oregon said:
"The Minister must have been taking
something. The Chinese generally are
shrewd. silent and sagacious in diplomacy.
The question of excluding Chinese is a
labor question of this country. There Is
not laboring organization in the United
States that will not make 1t its own. Speak
ing for the Pacific Slope, / will say that the
Chinese Government may do what II chooses
toward preventing American capital. Amer
lean commerce and American people from
going there, but one thing is certain, and
that is that Chinese cheap labor can't come
here. No amount of threatened retaliation
will ever cause US to take backward step
on that question. Chinese retaliation Will
be dead loss to the Chinese. To place any
obstacles in the way of the immigration of
American citizens, the importation Of
American cattle and the Importation Of
American products to China would be for
China to cut off her own nose in order to
spite her face"
=. The Chinese had better not sound their
gong so loud" said Representative Van
dever. at wont do them any good. We
are going to continue to exclude the Chinese.
We had the consent of the Chinese Govern
ment to all the legislation we have enacted
against Chinese immigration, and it is too
late to kick now"
NEW YORK, July s.-There is no doubt
here of the correctness of the interview
with the Chinese Minister concerning the
Exclusion Act V. X. Lee. official Interpreter
of the Chinese Legation, was the tran slator
for all the reporters. The Worlds interview
was had during the passage across the
ocean and the Minister'S words were care
fully translated by Lee.
a private dispatch from Washington says
the Minister has not denied the correctness
of the interview.
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Fruitless Sealing and Whaling.
Aeainst the Mckinley Bill.

DUNDEE, July S.-The news to-day is
that the Greenland seal and whale fish
cry is almost total failure.
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A United States Attorney for Washington.

WASHINGTON. July S.-P. c. Sullivan
has been appointed Assistant United States
Attorney for tho District of Washington.
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ing bills from session to session. The Lib
eral minority protested and declared the
order uncalled for and withdrew from the
committee. The majority thereupon passed
the resolution
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Rad bourpe Was Batt.d Hard

Boston. July S.-The Cleveland brotherhood
team won t0-day's game by batting Radbourne
heavily. Attendance 700. Summary:
Bostons ns....,..........,...,....ll 4 o 90 OF
CleVelanuS. ...,................. a z U ~-3
Base hits-Bostons 13. Clevelands 16. Errors
Bostons 5, CleveandS o. Batteries - Badbourna
and Kelly, Gruber and SutcIfe. Umpres-
Ieac
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LONDON, July S.-Orvieto won the Port
land stakes at Leicester to-day, Peter Flow
er second, Reverend third.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 8.-Ths local brother
mood team won This afternoon by heavy batting.
Summary:
Phtladelphias.. OI0-13
Plttsburgs.. 90 006 lilo
Base hits-Philadelphas 19, Pittsburgs 10. Errors
-Phiadelphas a. Pittsburgs 8. Batteries-Kncll.
Bumnton and Cross, Staley and Quinn Um-
pires-Jones and Knight.
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Brigadier-G General Benjamin H. Grierson
was born in Plttsburg, Pa, July s, 1886.
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Won by s,ick.Worl

Brooklyns 4, Chicagos 4. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Daly, King and Farrell. Umplres-Ferguson and
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INTO HOT WATER.
A Land Company's Connection
With FilibuSterS.
Debate in the Senate on the Conference
Committees Silver Bill.
Further Consideration poStnnned for a Nav
Further Consideration Postponed for a Day,
Curious Phenomenon Reported From
WyOmins-HOuSe Proceedings.

Special Dispatches to THE MonS1Ne CALL.
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The Presicent,s Moremants.

CAPE MAY IN. J.). July S.-The Presi-
dent left this morning for Washington.
OF the 156 applicants for admission TO the
Military Academy at West Point lwenty.fou
failed 10 pass the required examinations on ac-
count Of physical defects.
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Tue rar.n romprom,...

WAsurSaroS. D. C., September iG The terms of tue compromise between the Seu. ate and Inc House upon the tariff bill are beginning ,o take form. It looks as if the chief features of tho agreement will be on these lines: The Senate will give up ire tinding twine and let the House duty stand. Tho House will accept the souatc sugar schedule. but the time when Il shall 70 into effect will be extended to next July. The House tobacco schedule. and the Plumb tariff commission. will Dc accepted by the House. The House win recedc from it's position in favor of free art and ,he Senate amendment taxing ar, imrorta tons will staud. Senator Aldrich and other members Of the conference think they will bc ready to report the agreement by Friday evening