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be considered from day to day until dis

he considered from day to day until dis
posed of.
The question being on non-concurri ng
In minor senate amendment, Rogers OF
Arkansas, arose, and being recognized by
the speaker, said he wished TO submit
few remarks.
Cannon of Illinois made the point that
was at first inclined to sustain this point,
bat after n brief debate In order To save
time, he recommended Cannon 20 move
the previous question.
Against this Rogers protested and had
quite an extended colloquy with the
speaker. The remainder of the after
noon was consumed i'm a vain attempt To
secure a quorum and without disposing OF
the bill the house took recess.
On call in the house to-day l5s members
failed 10 respond.
Cannon has given notice that at the
earliest opportunity he will ask action on
the resolution revokinR all leaves of alb
sence excepting those granted on account
of sickness.
The interstate commerce commission
has issued and will send out tomorrow an
order to take effect September !, for the
reduction of rates for food products based
ON the report sent to the senate June q.
The order is accompanied by a copy of
that report; also an opinion OF the COM
missioner over-ruling the protests and
motions of the roads to dismiss for want
of jurisdiction. This opinion reviews the
powers and duties of the commission in
the matter of beginning and conducting
investigations, and the commission holds
its proceedings legally sufficient and the
reductions necessary to make rates
reasonable.
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CELMAN'S IGNORANCE.
Argentine's President Issues u Manifesto
That Create. u Sensation.

Argentines Pre>luent issues n Mhhtitso
That Creates n Sensation.
LONDON, Aug. Ia dispatch to the
Times from Buenos Ayres states that
President Celman has issued manifesto.
After speaking of the demand for his res
ignation made by the leaders of the revo-
lutionary movement, il refers To the pros
perity and liberty the country enjoys un-
der his rule. He ignsres the gravity and
what his own journals terms the "errors"
of recent events in Buenos Ayres. The
manifesto attributes the sole cause of the
ins,irrection to the insane ambition of the
local party in Buenos Ayres which, II says,
wished 10 impose itself upon the entire re-
public. while the prosperity, peace and Sc
curity was represented by Celman's gov-
crnment. Even Celman's own party, the
dispatch says, is aghast at the presidents
callousness and his incomprehensible and
vain ignorance of the real gravity of the
situation. The manifesto concludes with
an expression of eternal gratitude TO the
supporters of the presidents authority
and adds that the patriotic people bless
them as the saviours of the government.
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Reforms of Mormonism.

"The Mormon element in Salt Lake
City and vicinity" says Professor H. NJ.
Mayo in the st. Louis Globe Dsmocrat, ''is
now in the minority, and they no longer
have even hand in the government of
the community in which they once ruled
supreme. The municipal government and
the control of the schools have passed
into the hands of the gentiles, and the
presence and power Of the Mormons are
felt only to a limited extent. The churches
still retain much of their former grandeur.
and their mode of conducting religious
exercises and maintaining the churches Is
unchanged, but many Of their former
social customs are disappearing. They
no longer dare To live openly in polygamy.
The laws on this point are well enforced.
A wealthy and influential Mormon leader
has Just served a six months term in the
peniteutiary for polygamy. They are be-
coming more enlightened, and even the
church Is, To some extent, discouraging
polygamy. There is a society of young
Mormon ladies' maintained in the city, in
which distinctive feature is pledge not
to marry a polygamist."
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SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS
AtufaS County, Idaho, Has 10 Sheriff
Just al Present.
Pat. n. Kinney Had Some Trouble
with the County Commits
sioners Over Money Mat
ters and Resigned.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.

StSS'ini vi tut Nthnuafu.
BELLEVUE, Idaho, Aug. 1.-The county
commissioners Of Alturas county have re-
ceived and accepted the resignation of
Sheriff Patsy II. Kinney and the office is
declared vacant. The alleged cause for
this action Is deficit In the license col
lections, II being claimed that according
to his own reports for April. May and
June. 1880, he is S1,29O i'm arrears, The
commissioners have not agreed upon n
successor. Since Logan county was
formed Alturas has had but two commits
sioners. PlughoT and Newman. The one
wants John c. Condor and the other L.
NJ. Ferguson appointed sheriff. There
being no choice the appointment was de-
ferred till August -. In the meantime il
is not certain whether Alturas has a sheriff
or not.
Four men, charged with cracking the
Bellevue depot safe, have been arrested
and are in Jail at the temporary county
seat, Shoshone. The four men had been
peddling shoes and clothing around Belle
vue. The goods were presumably mer-
chandise stolen elsewhere. The gang is n
tough looking collection.
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AMONG THE RACERS.


CLEvELAYD, Aug. 1.-The grand circuit
meeting closed to-day. The chestnut
gelding Dallas, by Almont, proved a sem
sation in the 2:l7 pacing race. He I'm
ished fifth IN the first heat. He went to
the front in the second and completed the
circuit in 2:liH, duplicating the perform
ance of Adonis on Wednesday. He was
laid up in the third heat and could not
take sufficient rally io win.
In the 2:22 trot, $1,000, divided. McDoll
won, Dawson second, Frank II. third,
Wonder fourth. Best time, 2:lsL.
In the 2:l1 pace, 81 800, divided, Cricket
won, Dallas second, Maggie II. third,
Scioto Girl fourth. Best time, 2:llE.
Free for -all trot, $1,000 - Rosaiind
Wilkes won, Susie =. second. Best time
2:16.
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SEVERAL MEN INJURED.
fnial Accident a tn. New Exposition
building In seattle.

fa,aI Acrid~n, M tn. New Expo.Ition
Building In seattle.
Special Ia the standard.
SPOKANE FALLS, Aug. IA terrible ac-
cident occurred at the new exposition
building Mt = O'Clock this afternoon. A
crew of twelve men were raising q large
girtlcr to the third floor by means OF a
derrick on the second floor. The great
strain broke the tackle and guy ropes,
causing the derrick to fall, dislodging
two tiers of the third floor joists
and these, together with the heavy girtier
and derrick itself came crushing through
the joists Of the second fioor. Foreman
Bailey and two of his men, who were SUI
perintending the placing Of the eir,iers,
fell with the tiers. There were
nine men on the second fioor
working on the hoisting apparatus
and all Of these were more or less injured.
Doc Bailcy's recovery is doubtful, James
Moylcn died a few hours after the acci-
dent. James Kinney sustained a broken
leg aud severe injuries To his chest. Ern-
est Seithe was badly injured about the
head and face. +. T.. Egan, shoulder
braken, head badly bruised. The accident
was due to the carclcssness of the fore
man Ia properly anchor the derrick.
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ST. PAUL, Aug. l.-Track perfect. All
ages, "A mile-Jcnnic Gounod won. Little
Joe esecond. Flora Mcdonald third; time.
l:i9E.
Twoyear-olds, five furlongs Anne
Elizabeth won, Anarchist second, Silver
Chasm third; time, or.
Hotel Ryan handicap, 3-year-olds and
upwards. mile and half-Prince For
tunatus won, Outbound second, Miss
Leon third: time, 2:37L.
All ages, a mile-Onligbt won, Bertha
second. Rimini third; time, | :i29t.
Thrce-ycar-olds and upwards, "A mile
and a f,Iriong- Chapman won, Lord Of
he Harem second. Burney third; time
.57A
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The I'LL l,assesl.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Aug. 1.-The house
and senate of the state lcgis. Slre this
evening finally passed the Worlds Fair
bill after knocking out the S-hour section.
This was accomplished after long de-
bate in both houses and by the conference
committee. The opponents of that Sec
ton held that il was special legislation
and unconstitutional. It's friends finally
consented to its elimination from the bill
on condition that the joint resolution be
adopted requesting the directors TO make
y hours the rule. This was done and the
legislature adjourned sine die.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
slavery May lte Allowed by britain Por.
tugai TO lBe Called Down.


tugai to Be Called Down.
LONDON, Aug. LIN the commons to-
day Secretary Ferguson declared no per-
mission had been accorded Germany To
establish a protective tariff on the Zan-
zibar mainland. The sultan had bound
himself not to allow any trading mo-
nopoly within his territory. Attorney
General Webster, replying tn a qucs-
ton, said, assuming slavery Ia he
lawful according to the laws of the coun-
crate. IL would he recognized as "A legal
status. Ferguson confirmed the reports
of the British-African Lakes company's
steamer james Stevenson having been
seized by an officer of the Portuguese
navy. He stated the British minister ct
Lisbon had been instructed to remon-
strate with Portugal against the sci zure
and demand the punishment of those who
seized the steamer.
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WAsHISCToN, Aug. lon motion Of
Taylor OF Illinois resolution was adopted
calling on the secretary OF war for copies
of the report of the engineers in charge
of the work of improvement, in Galveston
harbor.
The house then resumed consideration
of the senate amendments TO the sundry
civil appropriation bill.
Wheeler Of Alabama to-day introduced
a resolution in the house To set aside Mon
day next for consideration OF the Farm
ers' alliance grain sub-treasury, the bill To
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Guatamsla said to Have withdrawn Her
Forces,

Guatamsla said to Have Withdrawn Her
Forces.
LALIBERTAD, Salvador, (via Galveston, /,
Aug. Accommodation with the in
terror is restored. Advices from the capi-
tai state that General Ezeta was ordered
from the frontier with about 1000 men
Immediately upon the outbreak of the re-
volt, headed by General Rivas. Ezeta
hastened with all speed to the capital.
General Rivas' forces had captured the
artillery barracks, but the few troops in
charge had fought desperately before they
surrendered. The Indians then pillaged
several houses aud panic ensued. Rivas'
forces were finally defeated and peace re-
stored. Ii is stated that Guatemala has
withdrawn her forces from the frontier,
and that all is quiet. There is no tele-
graph communication with Guatemala.
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CmcAGo, Aug. i.-Ail the railroads east
from Chicago excepting the Grand Trunk
and Wabash to-day put into effect the
new uniform bill Of lading against which
there has been such unanimous protest on
the part Of the shipping interests OF the
country. The board Of trade and mcr-
chants are very indignant and as far as
possible are giving all business to the
Grand Trunk aud Wabash.
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A Terrific Storuu

PRoyiDEsCE, X. l., Aug. i.-Early this
morning violent wind, accompanied by
a terrible rain storm, passed over War
wick, down the west shore of the bay. Al
Rickcly Point il plouphed its way across
tn. water Ia the east side striking he
tween Warren and Bristol. A child was
killed by lightning and many buildings
were demolished.
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BRIEF TELECRAMS.

CAIRo, Aug IA famine prevails In >oudan.
In some parts OF IN" country the deaths from
starvation average one hundred daily.
CAIRO, Aug Mime Thousand acres OF rice
and cotton laud ia the province OF 6erOich have
been covered with an inflow Of salt water, and
the growing crops destroyed
ROME, Aug. 1.-DesertiOns by the wholesale
have occurred of late from several Italian regi-
ments stationed along the French fruntier. This
fact has Induced the war oitlce 10 order that these
to the Interior.
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MRS. LESLlE'S LORD.
He becomes Terribly Enraged ever some
Newspaper Articles.

New.p~,.r ar,lc,..
Iovnx tn. ~. m.
an. .N,,s -
'ie '"'neu NV we Ionuo" o"'ce VI '"e
sun III ir'hkied state OF excitement'wav-
ing aion a big handful OF clippings from
American newspapers that he had just
obtained from an agency, and Informed
your correspondept that he had consulted
h;s so,;o;,or a nj ,...,,Id a.. r., c., -.
,o' ~ % sue e'e Press Oh '"e
'hteu o'ates Tor ipei.
"These newspaper articles" he said
"are the most libelous and defamatory |
have ever read, Listen to this: The
Marouis De Inv;lI. cooIs bis boo,s an, ,h.
s,ons ,,S an. Rnrl;n,,o,, h,,,., nil, n
Is,: a -s'
,.eSne pacAs .P her "uhks anu escaps
nun ny ,he s'ue entrance. Ana this' ne
shrieked, from the New York Graphic,
The Marquis DE Luville still inhabits the
skin of an ass Some of the rest are
evep u,orse =" be said mournfullv Then
n. 81 al o.. o,,,,, hanL .,,J -
',s - ~ ',. n ""u Peu az.
sen. 'ne i"iio"ihs u'spa'ch 'o MIS-. rrahk
Leshe'
"Such a host OF abominable aud injuri-
Gus falshoods from America have decided
me TO sail for New York with N solicitor In
.n,or ac,;o,. J,a,no, h,,;.,. ,ha, 90,
ha,. ,.;u',,,,a,.,, ,has.. ., :, ' ~"
Tbis he s;.ncJ .Ren onJ .;,,., ho,v
'S "e SAN" "u es"e, "e"'-
iiy as ne gave the ONCE hoy ~ shiiiings To
pay Tor Its transmission to America. The
marquis informed me that the solicitor
who would accompany him 90 America
was Charles Kcmbie Of Kemble a Co. in
Con,luit street. Rut ID. I.uyiII. ref,scd ,o
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SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-Six furlongs STRAIT
agem won, Tourist second, Wood Bena
third. Time 300.
Mile and 10 yarls-Little Crete won, Di-
lemma second, Big Brown jug third.
Time .j2H.
Six firlougs-Foxmcdc won, Eminence
second. Iea third. Time :ls.
One milc--Puzzler won, Fellowship Sec
ond. Happiness third. Time SAG.
Three-fourlhs of "A mile-Vedette won,
Gencvieve second, Satisfaction third.
Time lis.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. i.-Near Paris, Ken
lucky, the trotting stallion DuquesnS,
record 2:i0s4. died yesterday. Ee was
owned 10y Philip Hacke of New York. and
valued at $4,000. Also George eAlexauder's
Inez. 2:aDL. dropped dead near Paris
while being driven. Valued at $1,000.
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Cruel Turks.

CoNsrNNriNopLE. Aug. 1.-The Arme-
nian patriarch has resigned. Dispatches
from Erivat say the condition of the
Armenian peasants In Awashgerd district
is miserable beyond description. Petty
Turkish officials urge the kurls TO hurry
to the villages. The Christians through
out the district are praying Russia Tan iu-
tervene aud deliver them.
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NEW YORK. Aug l.-Gen. John Charles
Fremont's will was discovered yesterday
in the archives OF Surrogate Random's
Office. II was executed August 10. ls5i,
and deposited in the surrogate's Office two
days later IN a scaled envelope. He gives
his entire estate To his widow.
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A Lockout In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The members Of the
Boss Carpenters and Builders associa-
ton commenced war this morning on
their old allies, the union carpenters. The
bosses began lockout which, by to-nor-
row night, il is thought will he complete.
The cause given is the alleged failure OF
the carpenters council 10 fulfill their
agreement not To work for the old mas
ter builders association.
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public Debt >tut,,uent.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE public debt
statement was issued to-day in new
form, Of which the following is "a synop-
Sis:
Aggregate of interest Nearing debt,
exclusive of United states bonds
issued Ia thr Pacific railroad ....,. SlU,7!D,20O
Debt on which interest ceased since
maturity .......,...,..,,,.,....... IO>J,i35
Aggregate Of the debt bearing n1 iD-
trrt.st, Including the national bank
fund deposited In the treasury uIl-
der the act of July ~, lSO ........ Da, ,Si.gxl
Aggregate of certificates offset 10y
cash In the treasury ...,......,,... li7O7J,0tO
Aggregate Of debt Including the Ger
tihcatss Of July ~. ts.D. .+...,.. l.ssl i2.Gs
Total cash In the treasury .. -.-. I0s,iI2.c5
pebt less the cash in the treasury
July 81, Isno. s7G,BSg,lI3
Debt less cash Ia the treasury June
~. is:D .................... ...... s7G,7sls70
Net decrease during ia" month Sc,257
The house committee on postoiilces and
post roads authorized Chairman Bingham
To- report favorably without amendment
the Frye postal subsidy bill. The vote on
ordering the report was 81.
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GENERAL RIvAs SHOT.
After severe Fighting He Was Defeated
Captured and Publicly ExecutesI.

La LIBERTAD, Aug. 1.-The news il
confirmed Of the defeat of General Rivas
by the government troops under Generel
Ezeta. Rivas escaped from the capitol
last night, but was pursued and taken
prisoner few miles cut Of the city. This
morning he was publicly shot aud his
corpse exposed on the Plaza Armas. IL is
reported many prominent persons have
been compromised and strict inquiry Is
being made regarding Rivas' conspiracy.
tol suffered considerable damage. Hun
dreds Of persons were shot dead in the
streets. The government forces which
took part in the overthrow of Rivas are
now disposed To return 10 the frontier IL
necessary,
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Death ofu Missionary

NEW YORK, Aug. LA cable dispatch
Just received by the board of foreign mis-
sions Of the Presbyterian church an-
nounccs the death by dysentery nj Seoul,
Corea. of Dr. j. w. Heron. medical mis-
sionary Of the board.
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Three People Killed.

ToRoNro, Aug. 1.-The Canadian Pa
cifc express this afternoon struck "a
wagon containing man named Patrick
Downcy aud two boys, Peter Mclaughlin
and Charles McGill. All were instantly
Killed,
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ON THE DIAMOND.
League t.ntne-.

At Cincinnati Cincinnati 4, Philadel-
phia ..
At Brooklyn game. Brooklyn .,
Pittsburg 3. Second game, Brooklyn 10,
Pittsburg l.
Al indianapolis - Cleveland =, New
York 3.
At Chicago Chicago 3. Boston =.
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Cnttlr Nnr,Is I.nrne.l.

OMAHA, Aug 1.-The Union Cattle Com.
pany's feeding plant at Gilmore, four
miles below South Omaha. burned last
night, causing loss of $4,000. Insur-
ance, $4,000. The plant contained 400
stalls and covered five acres Of ground,
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NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The new board of
appraisers organized here to-day, and re-
elected Colonel Rich. of the District ~
{ Columbia, president.
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DUBLIN, Aug. MIR. Walsh, editor of
the Cashel SeHiinsi, was sentenced to
three months Imprisonment at hard labor
for publishing n speech delivered at pre-
scribed League meeting.
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IsrotIherl,,ssl S.arues.

At Buffalo -Butralo IL. Boston n.
Al Pittsburg -Pittsburg 3. IBrooklyn6.
At Cleveland Cleveland 5, Philadcl-
phia 4.
At Chicago Chicago 4. New York 3.
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Exporting Gold.

NEW YORK. Aug. i.-Arbuckle Bros.
have ordered s5Oo,0oO gold bars for ship
meut to Europe. Total engaged this
week Si,i75,OOO.
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American Association Games.

At New Brooklyn 3, Toledo ..
At Syracuse--Syracusc 3, Louisville q.
At Rochester Rochester, -, ST Louis 4.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MARKET.

DEoPLE's MARKET.
Barrett Il Burnett
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
THE ONLY
Rrst-clsss family market In the city. All Goods
Delivered Free Of Charge.
shop on First Street ASAcoSpA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-07
THE SOUTHERN REPUBLICS.
Affairs in statu Ono in Central America
Mexican Merchants Protest Against
Increased Taxation
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 6.-Advioes
from San Salvador received last night
say Eszeta was serenaded and congratu-
lated by the mercantile community as the
savior. of his country. His popu-
iarity is increasing. Eszeta in
formed the diplomatic corps which
are arbitrating peace that he anxiously
wishes peace to avoid further bloodshed.
Gen. Escobedo. who received the
sword of the ex-Emperor Maximillian, is
dangerously i'll.
The establishment of packet post be-
tween Mexico and France is being ne
gotiated.
Counterfeiters are arrested here and
in Celayo.
A merchants meeting is called here
tonight to protest against increased
taxation. The government will be rep
resented by Gural.
Guatemalan revolutionlsts numbering
5000, under Gems. EstanIsts Sandovai,
Maxine Cerna and AlfonZo hungary,
were defeated Monday by the Guate-
malan regulars, under Gen. Pedro Bar
rillas, brother of the president.
Honduras is giving Guatemala moral
support. President Bogran, who led his
troops to the frontier, retired, leaving
the guerilla chiefs, Figure and Miranda.
Both of these will be shot if captured by
Salvadorans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-07
Indignant at Celman.

LONDON, Aug. Ga dispatch to the
Times from Buenos Ayres says: 1t is
impossible to describe the Indignation
that prevails here arising from President
Celman's solemn promise to resign.
Every effort will be used to prevent
Vice President Pelligrini from resign
ing, as he will become president of the
chamber on account of President Gel
mans resignation. 1t is expected III
the event of his becoming president
Senior Pelligrni would surround himself
with the best and most honorable meu.
Every effort. will be made to sustain the
credit of the republic. Everybody is
disposed 10 make personal sacrifices TO
help any honest government.