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Items from England.

LONDON, Aug. lS.-Parliament
was prUrOgued today. The Queens
speech stated that negotiations had
been entered into tOamicably adjust
the international disputes concern
ing the African Possessions. An
agreement had been already reached
recognizing the British proteciorate
over Madagascar. An offer had
been made 10 the United States 10
submit the Behring Sea question 10
arb!traiiOn. Controversies have
arisen between the subjects OF New
fOundland and the French fisher
men respecting the true interpreta-
ton Of the rights Of France Ly the
treaty OF Utrecht and subsequent
engagement Of these Is occupying
the anxious attention Of the govern
ment.
The coffin containing the remains
OF Cardinal Newman was today
placed on n catafalque in front OF
the altar in the oratOTy Of Edghas-
ton. The Fathers, assisted by
Bishops lllsley, Clifford, O'Reilly,
Heil-y aud Bagshall, sang a dirge.
The Duke Of Norfolk and seventy
clergymen were present.
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A WEEKS BATTLES.

A dispatch from Man lgua says
Costa Rici and Nicaragua have
combined with Salvador. IL i re-
ported in Chiapas that the Guate-
malan troops on the frontier OF
Salvador have mutiuied, wanting
their pay.
Senyor Dlrgnezoe, Guatemalan
minister. says that war j. now newt
ahle and this will be week Of hat
ties. The Guatemalan forces num-
Der 3D,OJ1, all in good condition,
and they have the support Of Hon
durd-.
Pau, SalvadOTian representative.
says this week will he an exciting
one, and the fighting will he fierce.
The SIlvadoTian army, he SAYS,
numbers over ~, Oll, who are elateu
over their recent victories and will
surely enter the capital Of Guate-
mala. Nicaragua and Salvador
do not fear Honduras and Guatemala
united, their army being short Of
pay and provisions, while Salvador
has abundance for all.
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House.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS.-In the
House, Sweeney lIa.l presented
and the House agreed to the con-
ference report on the Senate bill to
reOrganize and establish the Gus
toms collection district Of Puget
Sound.
On motion Of Morrill, (Kan.) the
Senate bill was passed authorizing
the construction Of n bridge across
the Columbia River by the Oregon
Railway extension company.
On motion Of Cummings the SEN
ate bill was passed granting leave OF
absence to the erlployes Of the Gus
toms service
DAlEell called up the Mississippi
contested election case Of Chalmers
against Morgan. The majority re-
port finds in favor Of Morgan, the
sitting member, which was asrsos
to.
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sin-I. In, Cnn,.ntInn-

New YORK, Aug. lS.-During
the first week in September the sin
gle tax organizations Of the United
State Will hold n conference ut
Cooper Union. On Sunday, Aug.
3lst, Henry George will arrive in
New York. He will be received At
the wharf by a large delegation,
which will conduct hiIL 10 the Mar
haitian Club, where an Informal re-
ceptiOn will take place. On Mon
day afternoon at > O'Clock thy con-
ventiOu will organize anu - the
evening there will be a large mass
meeting, at which Judge Mcguire
Of California, VIM. Lloyd Garrison
Of Massachusetts,, Tom l.. johnson
Of Ohio, POwderly and n number Of
others will speak. On Tuesday
morning the convention will settle
down 10 regular business.
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Some years ago we were very
much subject 10 severe spells Of
ehO!era morhus; and now when We
feel any Of the symptoms that usu-
ally preCe,le that ailment, such as
sickness at the stomach, diarrhRa,
etc, We become scary. We have
found Chamberlain's Remedy the
very thing to straighten one out in
such cases, and always keep il about.
Il j. somewhat similar to the usual
cholera cures, but seems 10 cOutliE
ingredients that render ii more
pleasant to take, and that do their
work more quickly. Sheriff Dever-
eauX tells us that he i subject TO chnI-
era moThJ.s, and recently felt a spell
coming on, when he obtained a bot
tie Of Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and DiarrhWa Remedy, and two
doses made him all right. We are
not writing this for n pay testimo-
NAL, but 10 let our readers know
what i n good thing 10 keep handy
in the hOuse.-TrDy hidH.) Chief.
For sale by Il. &. VI. /. Drug
Dept q
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LOTTERY FRAUDs AT DENVER.


NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-COunt
Leon r. TOlstoi has another work
almost ready for the press. Like
''krrtuzer sonata" 1t deals with
moral questions and Is likely II
cause a great sensation. He in
weighs against gluttOny and drunk
enness and shows how contrary they
are 10 the natural conditions Of
man. The effect OF tobacco and
alcohol on the human system he has
thoroughly studied, and il Is said
that he intends TO spend the IT.
mainder Of his life in waging an in
tellectual war against narcotics, in
toxicating drinks and whatever
else may tend 20 dcteriOrate hui
manity.
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worlds Pair Meeting.

CHICAGO, Aug. lS.-TomorrOw
nights m -eting Of the Worlds Fair
directors Is destined TO Toe an excit-
ing one. IL issaid that the gathering
may not break up until Wednesday
morning. The documents 10 re-
ceive attention are Engineer Ort-
ing Stab's report ON the lake front
site and Mr.. Olmstead's on jackson
Park, also an offer Of site from
the South anu West fark Commits
siOuers. Alltnese reports are now in
the hands u the directors anI they
will he kept secret until the final
meeting tomorrow.
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HI. nm Active LIFE.

BISMARCK, y. d, Aug. ls.-Geo.
Faribault, chief OF the Indian
police at Standing Rock agency. Is
dead, He was the Daniel tOone Of
Minnesota and a man % great influ.
s1ce among the indians. He saved
lbe liyea n rnany ~hltes 'iu-irs Ia
stan Troubles,
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R.srsanI.InE The saEnr rrn.,.

NEW YORK, Aug. Is.-Another
step was taken to-iay in reorsaniz-
ing the sugar trust. The Central
Trust Company, which has been
waiting for n preliminary agreement
under which 10 receive deposits Of
certificates, j. now in posseS-
sion Of that document aud To-
day announced that /. was
ready 10 exchange its engraved
certificates Of deposit in exchange
for certificates Of the sugar trust.
The agreement i between theSe
parties, ;. V White, kempar,it &
Co, Cord Meyer, Jr., >. r. Wei
chers, Gustav GOsler, Nash, Spauld-
ing 4 Co, Silas Pierce, and all
other certificate holders who sign
the agreement, being the first party,
the Reorganization Committee the
second party and the Central Trust
Company the third party. But full
power Is given 10 the Organization
Committee 10 wind up the trust.
and reOrganiEe IL Pccoriing to law.
The agreement will be effective
when approved by n majority Of the
certificate holders, aud the commit
tee l. given power TO vote on ali
certificates Deposited. Ths Central
Trust Company VIII receive ali
dividends on sssnf trust certificates
dtpositcdI and Pas thE7i over 10 thr
trlssFs NJ I'VE engraved esftiHes,rs.
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The New Thratr, n, Denver.

DENVER, Aug. IS.-The new
Roadway theatre inauguraied it,
fall aDd winter season tonight by
presenting 10 the elite Of Denver
the oIera Of Carmen, with Emma
Juch in the title role. The house
was filed TO OVERLOOKING and pre-
sentei a handsome appearance ON
the rising Of the curtain. Many
prominent citizens Of the city and
State we're present, and expressed
the opinion that IL vas one Of the
finest theatres west Of 81. Louis. NJ.
b. Leavitt, the well-knOwn theatri-
cal agent. Is it, manager. The Jueh
Opera Company is billed for two
weeks season.
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The whole question hinges uuon the
iischarse Of Knights Of Lsbor be-
cause they are such. lift can he
shown that these men were working
injury 90 their employers. right
minded men willsay that they wer,.
treated n they deserve. III they
were discharged for n cause.-the rail
mad company has everything 10
gain and nothing 10 lose from an
investigation. Ifthey deserved dis
missal from the service Of the COM
Tany, l will not ask for their rein
statement. IL, however. they were
displaced because Of their c1uneC-
ton with the knights Of I.abor. II
should he known. for II that Ice the
policy Of the New York Central.
that 10 knights Of Labor are 10 be
then a stat, m,nt 10 that
effect will clear up all doubts and
there can he 10 further misundcr
standing. There will he nothing
then 20 arhitrale, 20 long as you
mold tO that opinion.
"rhe Interests Of the public. the
Interests u the company you repTt
sent anu the right Uf the people 10
organize for sslfprUtection are all
in this contest. The
Policy Of the 0r,ivr Of the knights Of
LabOr i TO work peacefully IA the
line Of educational aud legislature
reform; it i mt the policy Of the
no matter what its en-
emf may say, t. enter hastily upon
a strike. TIE resent strike may he
pointed % in rcfutaiion Of that last
assertion, but until inyestiga-
iiOn into the cause or causes
i mad, that must remain a disputed
question, while hundreds Of cases
That have been peacefully and
quietly adjusted through the irter-
ventiOn Of the knights Of LabOr.
although not heralded broadcast, "a
they would have been had they
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Clearing :. Sale ]
EVER KNOWN ~ THIS CITY.

Black eros Grain SILK at See; vor;h 85c.
&c. Csc
COOred Silk at &c., &c. and $40 The Biggest Bargains
offered this season.
line Of Summer Silk usually sold at Soc, 6oc. and &c.,
marked down TO &c.
20 pieces of Black Bunting at &c., 2Oo and 22o worth 2oc
25c. and SOC.
1 lot Of Plain Dark Organizes at c.; worth zoe.
1 Lei of Figured Linen Lawns at 0c.; worth 25e.
1 Oi Of Dress Linens at 25C.
LOT Of India Linens Il yds for ST. z ys for 81 10 yds for ST.
Tennis Flannes at 0c. worth l5C; and l2-c, worth 20c
Extra Fine SILK Stripe Tennis FianHes at 35c; worth 6Oc.
4 1t Of Printed Wool ChaIles at PIC; worth 25c.
Ladies' Embroidered Dress Patterns, Sl00 and SL50;
One-guarter The cost
I lot Of Bays Low Cut Shoss al Sl25; worth $780,
lot Of HONS Low Cut Shoes size 10 al $500 These goods
sold for $780,
LOT Ladies' COh Top Kid Button Shoes at $780, worth $3.50.
Misses and ChiTens Cloth Top Kid Rgt1l Shoes at
SIPS and S22j; worth S2G0 and $780,
ALI of Cldrens Misses Ladies Tan COOTed Shoes at
Ladies' and Chidrens Straw Eats at &c., &c., &c. &c., SOC.
and 75c.; these ere half price.
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NHw NoRiy, Aug. Is. THE sfssnl.
ship la NciTnagrh5, witch reached
here today, brig. the static Of
tsfststfr which franoE. has rfs
sr-i','t % Ms rrigst state
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GEN. GRANTS REMAINS.
The Condition of Their Removal
stated by Mrs Grant.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is. - Con
gresham John Quinn today re-
ceived from U. ;. Grant, Jr., re-
ply TO his letter to the widow OF
General Grant, requesting that she
state her wishes regarding the pro-
posed removal Of the great warriors
remains 10 Arlington National
Cemetery here. II is dated Salem
Center, Westminster County, August
18th, and is rs follows:
Hon John QisiiH:
Dear Sir.-At Mrs.. Grants Teques u
nave the honor Of replying to your
courteous letter OF August llth, ask
ing for an expression Of her wishes
in relation TO the removal Of General
Grants remains 20 the vicinity Of
Washington, as proposed in a concur
rent resolution offered by Senator
Plumb.
Colonel Grant wrote letter for pub
LEGATION, with the intention % saving
her, II possible, from the affecting an
noyance Of being interviewed by
the newspapers on the subject. in
which he expressed her views and
the views Of the family in regard to
this In that letter Colonel Grant
said. in substance, that such removal
rested with Congress, and not with
General Grants family.
IL the people, by act Of Congress,
choose TO remove General Grants re-
mains 10 or near Washington. Mr..
Grant will refuse her consent only in
case no provision be made for her
family resting by his side. This she
wishes 10 emphasize. She will be
glad 10 see a monument begun, az
least, which Will mark the last rest
lng-place Of her husband.
Na~ys -s..-..aasFrrTF.-
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Pneumonia and bronchitis Carry
OH Onr-thfrd of she
Human RuFs.

Il Is net generally known that
Pneumonia AMI Bronchitis carry
or OHs-ti,trd Of the human race, but
such are the facts, and what Is more
surprising, both Of the above dis
eases result from neslecting n COM
mon culinary cold. \ cough
should never lie neglected. II il Is,
every time you catch cold you
cough harder, and il sticks 10y YOU
longer. Ballard's HOrehOund
syrup is the best remedy in the
world for PueImoniI, Bronchitis
and all throat and lung troubles. IL
you have any thrUat trouble, call
for Ballari's Horrhound Syrup and
take no other. lions Co operative
Mercantile Institution, Agents. L
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Very respectfully yours.

Mr.. Quinn intends, IL possible, to
hold the Plumb resolution In COM
mittee until the New York delega-
ton shall determine WHISTLER II will
fight the plan to abandon the tomb
at Riverside. a meeting will prob
ably be called within a day or two.
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CRY Or MENICJ, Aug. IS.-Ge-
rOuimD Eau, SLvIdOriIn envoy,
received cable dispatch from
General II IA tonight, announcing
that negotiations for peace were
Progressing, and will probably term
mate soon in a manner favorable 10
both sides.
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DENVER, Aug. lS.-Nery light
snow fell in this city tonight, the
first Of the season.
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1 Want You 60 Try IT,

had suffered fOE years with n
complaint the physicians called
gravel. and they had given up the
attempt TO help me. My wife heard
Of DIR. David Kennedy's FavoTite
Remedy, Of ROndout, y. Y, and
spoke rs above. To please her l got
n bottle. Used that and two OF
thee more, and presently the trGu-
ble vanished never to return
Washington Monroe, Cstskill, N.Y.
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mERE rs wEBB's RErLY.

To this communication from Pow
DERBY, Vice-President Webb replied
as foIlowsi "Replylng, | have to say
that no person discharged from this
company prior TO August Sth, and
re-, FRED 60 In yoJt communication,
was Gisohsrged because he was \
rir.nher n 3out CIDER The inhtiir-
ilslr snptfiptf u EsFh ~ ss,a pefs
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offered 10 President Carlos Eketa
by Influential Citizens Of
Salvador.
SERVICES AND MONEY AT ms
DISPOSAL
Their Object j. to Further Pro-
secute the War Against
Guatemala.
SAIvADoRIENs TIRED OF THE
oUATEmAIAN YokE.
Negotiations for Peace said 10 be
PrOSressing.-T The Saliva
dorian Victories.
By Telegraph l. the NEws.l
AGAINST GUAIEHALA-
Citixens Of Salvador Tender rheiI
Money aud Services TO Exeta-

CItixens Of Salvador Tender Their
Money aud Services To Exsta-
CITY OF MENICO, Aug. lS.-The
most influential aud wealthy citi-
Lcns Of Salvador, as well as the low
er CLASSES, have offered their services
AMI money TO Ezeta 10 prosecute
the war against Guatemala. The
people have become tired Of the yoke
which Guatemala has forced upon
salvador aud have decided 10 lend
all their support and make II warm
for the enemy. Troops are being
massed upon the frontier, and If the
army Of occupation Of Salvador Is
not already moving II Is probable
that they will lie tomorrow, when
4 battle will be fought In all prOba-
bIlity.
According to the Union Of this
city, Salvador, under the presidency
Of ZalJIvaT, paid tribute TO the
Guatemalan president Of Sj0,O0J a
year, which, il Is said, was en-
ployed 30 increase the fortune OF
that functiOnary. On the downfall
OF Zaldivar by revolution, General
Menendez, who became president Of
Salvador, continued his disgraceful
tribute 10 Barrillas, who be,ame
President Of Guatemala on the death
Of Dictator Barrius.
General Carlos Ezeta, President
Of Salvador, on taking the Teins Of
government into his own hands,
positively refused 10 acce,le TO the
demands Of Barrillas for continued
payment Of this tribute and war was
at once pIecipitaied. Ezeta says
SALVADOR Is TIRED
Of submitting to the tyranny Of
Guatemala and it, presumptuOus
demands must IL stopped. The
answer Of Blriillas 10 the diplomatic
corps, watch infers, besides the
deposition Of Ez-ta, a continuance
Of this tribute, has stirred the Sal
vadOrian government % action
again and hostilities have been
opened
The 0Itp0sts OF the SalvaloTian
army are said to be about twenty
nine miles from the city Of Guate-
AAiAA4Ar hAA AAlAr = AANlE uclAtNtA 70 Nt
exaggerated In distance some twenty
miles. IL i believed here that the
persistency Of Bacrillas in lis pres
ent demand will cause his down
fall, hut 1t appears "a yet that lac
i MASTER Of the situation, - far a.
The government Is c0ucesnei ia !
aid has been since the !
beginning Of tue present difficulty.
Thi, statement j. based upon the |
most reliable authority, aud any
thing "a the contrary should bc
taken with grain % salt. IL ap-
pears that Barriills has bren i'll |
advised In the present case and all |
b, n depl0re tie fact that the terms |
hy the diplomatic corl- were |
not ACCEPTED.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL aoNsrRosrrY.
4 Fineen-Year-OId Murderess. -
Other Tragedies

/ BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. ls.-Mary
MetzdOrff, the fifteen-year-old poi
soner now In Jail awaiting trial on a
charge Of murier, i curious psy-
Geological mOnstrosity. Though
intelligent enough 10 retain employ
ment az the kOhler Medical Com
pany, she seems 10 be entirely
devoid Of moral sense, and neither
appreciates the Nervousness Of the
crime committed nor the serious
ness Of the punishment involved.
She got the poison at the factory,
and one morning before going to
work put il into the family coffee
pot, and her little brother aud a wO-
man boarier who drank 1t died,
while her mother narrowly escaped
death.
4 curious feature Is that Mary, in
cOnfessing the crime, said she had
no i'll will towards any one and
does not know what led her TO 10 1t.
In n letter which she wrote to her
stepmOther from the jail, after ex-
/ pressing her SORROW for the deed and
her love for her home, she asks that
her best dresses, ribbons, hustle and
| other garments be sent her, rs she
wants 10 present n respectable ap-
peannce when she goes To court. |
She concludes: ''Try and come to /
see me tomorrow, and IL not, send |
my brothers aud bring me some
thing 10 eat. The matrOns are very |
nice ladies. | DO not like this place,
and DO not sleep at night, bat am
always thinking Of what a nice time
| had. But | will behave myself /
while ! am here. Give my love 10
"a and brothers and keep the largest
share for yourself, and God bless you
ALL
DOMESTIC TRAGEDY ~ 81. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Is. 80 Edward
Hakc shot and killed ms wife this
morning while she was sleeping, and
then shot himself, inflicting n
moTta! wound. y few weeks ago
he stole $500 from his father, but
was arrested and the money recov-
cred. Hake, while being taken 10
the hospital, said his father had
made 1t a condition for Withdrawing
the prosecution against him for
taking the money that he should |
apply for a divorce from his wife.
This he consented 10 do and did
enter the suit, but later he found
that he loved his wife 50 much that
he preferred 10 kill her and himself
rather than lie separated from her.
a wOMAN's REVENGE.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Aug. IS
Last night County Judge Max Stem
Of Hidalgo County, a leading mer-
chant and one Of the wealthiest and
most popular citizens Of Edenburg,
Texas, was shot and killed in Reno
~ Mexico, by Mrs. McCabe Of Carus
County, Texas. The muuleress l.
the wife Of County Judge McCabe,
Of HidalgO. The affair grew out OF
the resent election trouble in Hidal-
20 County. 10 was said that Nc
Cabe's record was 10 he looked up,
and McCabe's wife, hearing Of this,
swOre vengeance on her husbands
successor, Judge Stein.
LOTTERY FRAUDs AT DENvER.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. IS.-The
Journal tomorrow will say: "The
Denver Lottery Company, which r. !
Gently opened headquarters in Kan
sas City, Kan, has vacated it, office .
and it, officers have fled the town, !
after having received 81, 900 10y the
sale Of tickets, leaving ali prizes I'M !
paid The company was driven out
u Denver, Colo, n month ago and !
went 10 Kansas City.
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LION COFFEE

LION COFFEE
10 selection Of
Mocha lava and
Rio, properly
blended and is
conceded by all
20 make the
incest cup Of
Coffee in the
land. A Beauti-
full Picture Card
In every Pack
age. For Sale
eyeryWhere.ask
your Grocer for
II.
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sons reported TO the division super.
intendent or superintendent Of mo.
tive power that they investigated
each case prior 10 discharge and the
facts Of such discharge having been
reported 10 the management Of the
company they were further investi-
gated, and the action Of the division
superintendent ~ superintendent Of
motive prv-T ally approved. The
ma1aseiEes,s - this COMPANY does
not deem II consistent with its con-
tinued pro Perity in business, and
the discharge Of the duties il owes 10
the people, 30 submit 10 the propriety
OF its action in the discharge Of any
OF Its employees % arbitration
81 have read your communication
with care and I think the foregoing
answers the points prescribed by you
and defines the position Of this
company"
Webb said 10 n reporter tonight
that the freight service was complete
and everything working smoothly
between here aud Buffalo. All
freight received yesterday had been
cleared up and left for It's destiRa-
ton. The places Of all strikers had
been filed and there was not a
single vacaury on the rad
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LIFE AND TREASURE

and sacred honor to gain IL. surely
their children would not h, blamed
for striking for il. Whether they
struck wisely in this case II TO lie
determined. Who is "a determine
You may feel that you are right
Both are Tartlzans, amt II an imtaT.
tial verdict Is 10 lie reached. impar-
tiRl men must arrive at II by hear
ing both sides and then Judging. The
men are willing TO submit the case
TO such arbitration and will not be-
Will you consent TO
do the same II you will agree to
submit the matter to arbitration We
can meet, arrange details and azree
a. b how the parties may lie select
I'll. The newspapers report that you
are refusing 10 admit arbitration and
cannot enter into a settlement Of the
trouble, but your letter leads me 10
believe that you were misquoted,
and / still hope for speedy teimi-
nation Of the strike through arbitrA-
Lion.1