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CONDENSED TELEGEANS,

The independents OF the Sixth Illinois
district nominated Andrew Ashton for
Congress.
A dispatch received from Montcyideo
says that the financial situation there is
becoming worse.
General Goshorn has been practically
decided upon as the Director General Of
the Worlds Fair.
rat Mullone, miner at the Eureka
mine, Black River, Wis, was killed by
a windlass Saturday.
The Supreme Lodge, Knights Of
pythlas, has concluded their sixteenth
biennial session al Milwaukee.
Dan Coughlin, ono OF the Cronin muir.
derers, is breaking down, and il is ex.
pected that he will make full confess
sion.
The Duchess Of Sparta, wife of the
Crown Prince OF Greece, and sister OF
Emperor William, has given birth to a
son.
The street railway war at Spokane
Falls between the city and county author
tiles, has broken out again with re-
newed vigor.
Trouble at Toledo yesterday between
union and non.union longshoremeu re.
suited in two non.union men being SO.
verely injured.
Four young men were lost in the
woods near Semple, Ind, aud two OF
the party walked off bluff fifty fec,
high and were instantly killed. "
The weekly crop report shows g few
drawbacks, heat aud drought having
their effect upon the growing crops
throughout the West.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton & DAYTON
freight handlers, who have been out on
strike for some time. refused to accept
the proposition Of the company. :.
Lieutenant Muckay and his scouts,
while in battle with the Kio gang in the
Sierra Anchas Mountains, killed Wah
Ian Tab, other indians making their es.
cape. aeg n.G3'
The official census OF Minneapolis ia
given 1T 1901 Il reduction OF l1,5l7
from that given by Supervisor Daven.
port. Arrests for conspiracy to pad the
census will be made.
I King Oscar, Of Swedeu, has siguided
his intention to attend the annual Ger.
man naval niaueuvers at kiel, to which
no is uuderstood to have been invited
by the Emperor. 4
AChicago society lady was caught in ar
opium den and offered the policeman
$1,000 worth OF diamonds to release her
Contrary to the Chicago rule the police
man did not accept the bribe. ~
The Standard Oil Company has agreed
to take o3,00O,0G0 cubic!ieet Of natura
gas daily ut Buffalo, from the Provincial
Natural Gas and Trust Company, which
will lay pipes to Buffalo from its ter
wells in Welland county.
The Philadelphia Car Service Associa
ton has been formed by the Pennsyl
, vania, Reading and Baltimore 4: Ohit
railroads. It will go into effect On Sch
tember !. The purpose OF the associa
: ton is.; to secure a prompt return o
freight cars, that the company owninI
them may keep them in constant service
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llattields. tho Anderson people prelom.
mated In numbers. Then ensued a yer.
liable pandemonium. It was decided
that no person other than n regularly
appointed delegate should take part In
tho convention. Notwithstanding this,
the repeated orders OF the chairman and
to the disgust Of every reasonable person
present, Wilson proceeded to haranguc
the convention, clamoring for bis friends
to stand by him. The convention be.
came u bowling menagerie, un adjourn.
ment at last being taken until the Goth,
when 1t is expected trouble will ensue.
This Is but u sample OF Wcat Virginia
Democracy. Can ono wonder at what
the Democrats are pleased to call "mar.
velous change" in It's political com.
plexion?
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ADMONISIlED BY THE BISHOP.
An Ohio Preacher Called Down for Promo
inty Ist.l.,iI....

An Ohio Preacher Called Down for Prencl,.
Ing Evolution.
CANTON, July 20.-The Rev. Howard
MacQueary, author OF Evolution and
Christianity" and rector of St. Paul'a
Episcopal Church here, returned home
from Rawley Springs yesterday. He
choose between IN ecclesiastical trial be.
fore an Episcopal court OF Bishop Leon.
ards district or obey an admonition Of
the Bishops to quit preaching evolution
in tho pulpit. He said this afternoon
he had not made up his mind vet but
would determine when his voice re-.
turned to him. His friends know that
means be will keep in evolutionary style
and challange a trial.
His book was published last winter.
On Easter he preached against the bodily
resurrection OF Christ. This shocked
many OF his congregation. Mr.. Nsc.
Queary declines accepting the story OF
the birth of Christ. he says the story
OF the Virgin as it stands in tho rospel
is so improbable and the evidence is so
uncertain that criticism cannot accent it.
Clergymen OF all denominations de.
nounce this extraordinary rector.
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WAS IT BLACK'NAIL?
How Sturges Worked the Far
well Land Syndicate.
T0sAvETHE coMpANY's NAME
FArwcll Had to Give Sturgcs Largo
Sums OF Money and Deed Hin Bis
Tracts OF Land-Thc Points
Involved In n Great Suit.

CHICAGO, July 20.-J. V. Farwel),
Senator Charles B. Farwell, Congress.
man Abner Taylor and Lawyer George
L. Westover have filed IN answer to
| William sturgea' "bill," on which he
obtained an Injunction recently, re.
straining sale Of G,l3G shares of th.
Oapital Freehold Land and Investment
company and 7.40 of the Sonora Land
company. Sturges claimed that thja
property was given by him as collateral
security for note for $4,000, made 10
MIN BY John V. Farwell in part payment
lor raising between s4OO, 900 and $500, 900
o. British capital to aid the Farwell syr-
aleatc IN building the Texas State Capi.
The defendants deny that the note
was ever given as part payment for any
services, but that It was a simple lonu
from John V. Farwell. Mr.. Farwell con-.
!irms pretty generally credited report
That Sturges got into him" in seyer.l
schemes for large amounts. He say that
prior to 1854, Sturges had "workedt
him for about 100000. S,urces. who
SN o "kehe aau lTusLte Vi fArWell.
represented that the kensiugton Com.
pany, OF England, would not deal d.
rectly with the merchants and in this
way secured the title OF CONTRACT WIN
that company in his own name, with
the intention OF Ginning ownership.
Onthe return to America FarweiI de-
manded the contract, but Sturges r.
fused to surrender it. Fearing embar.
rassment and destruction OF the com.
pany's credit, Farwell says he got his
partners to agreo to an arbitration con-
tract, whereat Sturges became over
bearing and insolent, clamorous and
threatening, and Farwell says that to
quiet him he gave him several large and
valuable claims he held against Sturves
for money, and decided valuable trac,a
OF land which, with his claims under
the arbitration, Sturges is said to have
sold for S500.000. la June, 1889, after
all this, John V. Farwell endorsed sIO.
200 worth Of paper for Sturges aud G.
". Rogers to buy stock Of the Sonora
Land Company.
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THB GREAT DEBATE
On the Tariff Bill to Begin in
the Senate day.
NO REPORT OF THE MINORITY
VIII DO prcsontcu-The Fate of tho
Election Dill UnuCcilCd-A Fore.
east Of tho Coming Weeks
business In Congress.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 20.-The de
bate on the tariff bill ia expected to be
! gin in tho Senate tomorrow. The under
standing Is that during the morning
hour the Indian appropriation bill shall
be taken up and considered until
o'clock, and then give way to the tariff
bill. Senator Voorhees,. has stated his
intention to deliver general speech. on
the tariff ut 9 o'clock Monday. Tho Ro.
publicaus DO not intend under tho p.es.
ent arrangements to engage in general
debate on the bill, therefore a Demo.
cratic Senator will make the opening
speech. Republican members OF the
Finance Committee have been informed
that the Democratic minority will not
make formal report against the passage
OF the bill.
Nothing definite has been decided re-.
specting Republican caueus upon the
election bill which ia being prepared by
the majority OF the Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections. 1t is said rs Boop
as 1t is ready for inspection and discus
sion the caucus will be called to deter.
mine what shall be done with it. For
the house this week the programme Of
business has been partially outlined by
special order.
Tomorrow the votes are to be taken
on the amendments to the original
package bill itself. The bankruptcy bill
is to come up next in order and will oc-
cupy the time up to Thursday. There
is disposition to debate at length the
conference report on the District OF
hen sppopiaol n Tau1sr and il 1t is
Friday, it will probably occupy the re-
naiuder Of the week; otherwise, the
Eleetious committee may be expected
to fill in the time with the pending Vir-
ginia and South Crrolina contested cleo.
tion cases. sj.I
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There is great fun ahead for the has,
oa!l enshusiasts. Next Saturday aiter.
noon the Commercial Drummers, renra r
sentatlves OF Wheeling houses I'll,
cross bats with tho "jolly travellers, ~ ~
Pittsburgh. Look for agreat game Tha
game will take place on the Is,anS n'
grounds in this city, and will ba fon tS.aho ~ 4
neneht Of the new hospital. The fol-.
loving is the grand makeup Of M the
", WW,heeling e team: Frank Goudy, catcher !.
W. g. Shatfer. pitcher; James Brannon Bn
l. 1st b; Richard McCullogh, I'd h. I' Al
Brown, 50 b; Dan Bowlin, 3. 8, " A.
1000, r:f.; Charles Z. Bailey. C. E: T
.. McAee, !. f.; Dan Heyman. sub: 7
I. McCammon, sub; Ed Wheat, sui
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A AlETEOR'S FLIGHT,
Chicnsoans Witness m Awe Inspiring
Sight IN the Heavens.

Chicngoans Witness nn Awe Inspiring
Sight IN the Heavens.
CHICAGO, July 20-A brilliant meteor
passed over this city last night at s:45,
in north-westerly direction. The phe-
nomenon was witnessed by great many
persons. They describe ths passage as
exceedingly awe-inspiring. None could
be found who had observed the pres
ence OF the meteor in the eastern
horizon. All agreed that it had first ap.
peared near the center line, and that its
course had been straight. 1t looked like
a ball OF fire about the size Of football,
AS the bali OF fire flashed through the
hravens it left behind it a broad tail OF
light, which glimmered and then disap.
peared. A Kissing sound accompanied
the display. Dispatches noting the ap.
pearance Of the meteor come from
points as far south as Springfield, Ill.
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AN ASPuALrUM. SCHEME,

Defcnted by n Veto by the Presidential job
Bill Advocated. by Senator Teller. .-ta
WAsulNaToN, .. O., July 20.-The
President recently vetoed bill to change
the boundaries OF the Mncompahgre Re.
servation. The reason for doing SO was
that the measure covered o scheme to
sell for $500 fifteon.acre lake OF asphalt
in Utah. The Akronite Company, OF
Akron, O., through its representative,
agreed to pay $4,000 for this asphalt
deposit, and the scheme, was defeated.
Senator Teller advocated the bill in the
Senate, and Mr.. Perkins, Of Kansas,
passed it in the House. A new bin has
been reported to the Senate by Mr..
Dawes apparently modified to meet all
objections. 1t proposes to put up Mt
auction all uncompahgre land contain.
ing minerals, asphaltum or coal in lots
not exceeding one hundred and sixty
acres to any one purchaser, to the high
est bidder, over ten dollars an acre, the
proceeds to so the treasury fund fol the
Indians. Those interested in this matter
can be trusted to discover il any further
trickery is concealed in the new bill:
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;, fHiLADELrn'A, Pa, July 20. = A
largely attended meeting OF the or,,er ~ ~
Railway Conductors was held hare ~ y.
day, delegates being present from al
the principal railroads of MARY.
land Delaware, New 1a.asy,, u,y
ana PENNSYLVANIA. Resolutions evs wers
adopted, reciting: THAT the me"; mo.e
!lon OF tho order Of Railway Condu uep,nrs pTsr
10 most favorable for all couscien,;ous
members continuing their nst?us conn. o.;oa
with 1t and we hereby pledge our bomnr u,,Un
IN the assurance to all, that the or1lsr J. -
not on strike basis, nor can anv WI oi ito 10
way" ''' >"DH" o'u III tnat
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SENSATIONAL TRAGEDY.
A Desperate Lover shoots the Girl Who
SG0rncd Hin.


MAHoNiSa STATION, Pa, July co.
Near Mahoning station, Allegheny Val
Icy railroad, a tragedy was enacted Fri,
day night which may result In the
death OF Miss Lizzie Cousens, a prepos.
sesaing young lady Of he'blonde type,
age about nineteen years. For the past
two years, John Fink has been paying
attention to Miss Cousens, and was dos.
perately in love with her. His aflec.
tion has not been reciprocatcd, which
fact aroused the desperate man.
Friday night Mics Cousens, In com.
pany with number Of young folks, at.
tended q church festival at Tempeltou.
near Mahoning. About 0:3O the party
started home, Fink accompanying them,
When but short distance from the
station Fink, without a word OF warn.
Ing, walked upto Miss Cousens' side.
drew 32'caliber revolver from his hip
pocket and shot her. The ball entered
the left shoulder and came out under
the right arm. The unfortunate victim
was carried to the hotel ut this place.
DR.. Wyant was called and dressed her
wound. Fink was arrested Saturday at
Red Bank and is now In Jail. 1t is said
hat Miss Cousens Is highly respected
oy all who knew her, and has ALWAYS
)orne good character.
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Won't Have Office Again.

DRESDEN, July 20.-The NacNrichltn
says that Prince Bismarck in an inter.
view emphatically declared that he had
no desire to return to Office, as he was
too old to assume Office. He said that
II he decided to visit England he would
so to come seaside place in September.
Bismarck denied that there was any
hostility between the Emperor and him
sell. He was loyal adherent OF the
Hohenzellerns, althogh he differed with
the Emperor on the question Of social
ism. The Emperor had decided to
try to induce the Socialists to maintain
a peaceful attitude by means OF conces.
slons, but he (Bismarck) believed in
fighting them as black mailers.
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WILKEspAaEE, July 20-special Pen.
sion Agent Dunn, who has been hunt.
ing down fraudulent pensioners, made
another arrest yesterday here. Pete,
Morrell, known as Peter Krenzer, is
charged with making false ailidavits,
and it is shown that lie and his mother
changed their names to krenzer in or.
der to secure pension.
During the hearing the accused broke
down and confessed the crime, aut
United States Commissioner Hahn com.
mitted him to Jail to stand trial at the
United States Court, which meets ir
Erie July 81.
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Mcdowell lteputilatr,l,

PITrSnuRon, July 20:-The Beave,
County Republican Committee, by q
vote OF Al to to 7, repudiated the nom.
ination Of Major McDowellfor Congress-.
Authorized representatives Of that gen.
tleman desired to make statement be.
fore tho meeting. but were not given m
opportunity TO do 30. A call will be is.
sued for new conference, and there Is
a possibility OF two Republican candi.
dates in the district,
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Movements OF lsOynltv.

LONDON, July 20.-Queen Victoria has
gone into her residence at Osborne
House, her marine seat in the Isle OF
Wight, where she is personally super.
vising the preparations for the reception
Of the German Emperor early in August.
The Czar is engaged iu similar work.
The Italian Grown Prince is writing
a book on his recent travels in Turkey,
the Balkans. Russia and Germany. An
officially edited version will DO pub.
lished for the edifcation of Europe.
and the original manuscript in accord.
ance with the Italian royal custom, will
be deposited in the court archives for
the benefit OF posterity.
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CLUBBED HIS SISTERS DEAu.
\ Springfield Mans Skull Crushed During

\ Springfield Mans Skull Crushed During
n Cali on Young Lady.
SPRINGFIELD, o., July co. James
Saunders, young harness-maker, called
upon Miss Georgia Waskey, when Frank
Waskey, a brother Of the young lady,
attacked Saundcra with club and beat
him into insensib!lity, knocking him
down and clubbing him viciously. Ho
then attacked the girl, brusing her badly.
Saunders dragged himself to surgeon,
where it was found that he had sustained
fracture Of the skull and three broken
fingers. lie was covered with blood.
Waskey has not been captured, alu
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Todd Machine Works burned,

PATTERSON, N. j., July 20.-The ex-
tenslye machine works Of B. G. Todd,
one Of the Oldest manufacturing eatab.
lishmen,s in this city, was destroyed by
flre carly this morning, entailing loss
OF about $l50,000. The fire is believed
to have been of an incend!ary origin.
The Todd Machine Works was the prin.
cipal establishment in the United States
for making hemp and rope machiney.
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ST.. LOUIS. July 20.-Charles a. Tay.
lor, we'll known for many years to the
newspaper profession Of the West and
Southwest as an able writer, was found
dead in his room ut 2:30 o'clock this af-
te.noon. His death resulted from au
overdose Of morphine taken to allay
bodily pain. At one time Mr.. Taylor
was night editor OF the Giobe.Democral
aud waa lately employed on the Repuh.
iican There is nothing known that
would seem to indicate suicida! intent.
His widow survives him.
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The Svpitcrs' Strike,

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 20.-President
Pomeroy, of the Chicago local union,
arrived here to-day for the purpose OF
aiding the striking walters. Nothing oil
Importance developed Mt the meeting
here this morning. The officers Of the
cooks union, upon whom the strikers
were relying for support, to-day re-
signed their respective places. Their
employers gave them the alternative ei
30 doing or being dismissed and they
decided upon the former course. 1t is
probable that the union will re.clect Of
ERarn
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A Victory for the wct,

BArAWA,s,o, July 2o.-At' special
election held in this (Batavial township,
local option was defeated by majority
Of IS votes. A great deal Of interest has
bcen manifested in this election, aud
therefore tho result is o decided victory
Tor the vets. Two years ago local option
was carried in the township by a ma
jority oi9. aa
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European News In n EutSb,ll.

BERLIN, July 20.-Emperor William is
making preparations for his trip to Rus.
sia, at which time the much.mooted
question of Bulgarian affairs will come
up. Bismarck is attempting to implicate
the Empress Frederick Us plotting against
him. An effort will be made to prevent
his using State secrets in his Forthcoming
memoirs. French opposition to the
Anglo-German agreement is being with.
drawn,
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Tucson, ARIZONA, July oo.-1t is sov
uehnitely known that OF tho eight
Apache prisoners under the HiJ, WIN
murdered Sheriff Reynolds and denn,r
ana escaped, that ali save three Rsys @
oeen Killed. Kid and two others are a,H op
iarge. Detachments OF troops from Ill IL
iofts are out With the hopes OF intprcen.
ting them. Lieut.. Michael with sconta
has bean IN pursuitein his tipht on uJ%te ~;
day, In which one OF the renepados n,a ,,ar
Killed. Three white mountain Ano"he "ne
renagades have come in and surrendara' n, pneno
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SLEPT Win A CORPSE,


Horrible Awakening OF Wife to Find Her
Husband Dcnd.
NEWARK, Quo, July 2o.-Felix Ey.
ans, an honored and respected farmer Of
Mexican Township. was found dead in
bed BY his wife when she awoke yes.
terday morning, He was we'll and
hearty when ho retired last night, and
performed hard labor Yesterday. It d
PRESUMED he died without struggle, ai
his companion knew nothing 81 his
death until she awoke and no was cold,
Mr.. Evans was aged about sixty wears.
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Riot Among Stevedores,

CHICAGO, July 2O.-A trio Of steve.
dores engaged in quarrel at the foot OF
St. Clair street last might Resulting; ii
the probable murder Of one of them,
aud the serious wounding Of another,
John Needham handled the kniie, and
Nick Williams apd Pat Clinton were the
victlma OF his rage. Clinton was hor.
ribly cut and apparently stands no
chance OF recovery, n. }s.-...
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PERHAPS uEa MURDERED.
a prominent Man kidnapped by Bol
Texan BardIt-a St,nnre C,xe.

"a EKo1"'H7ut MIN IkIunHppeu by n Bold
Texan Bandit-A Strange Cnse. .
COLORADO, SPRINGS, COL, July 90
Three weeks ago Mr.. B. F. Spiuney, a
business man OF this place and large
ranch owner in South Park, was kid.
mapped and taken into the mountains
by Texan named Harris, who claimed
that spinney owed him $1,000 for a
bunch Of cattle. The Texan said he
would hold Spinney ten days and if the
money was not forthcoming in that
time he would kill him. Mr. Harriup-
ton, brother.in.law Of Spinney, raised
the required cum recently and went into
the; mountains to pay the ransom, but
ne, too, has disappeared. 1t is feared
Harris has carried out his threat,
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Iowa Turner's.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July o0.-The four
teeuth biennial feast Of the Upper Miss.
issippi Turn Bszirk began here to-day.
Singing societies and turning societies
ire present from DesMoines, Oltumwa,
Burlington, Walcott. Rock island, Mo-
line, Clinton, Muacatine and other
points. The attendance is the largest in
the history Of tho Association. g
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THE e. A. h. ENCAMPlIENT,
Preparations Made for tho Reunion b.
the Committee

HHePAtutioub AAhuo EOr inc EeuulOn by
the Committee.
BosToN, Mass, July o0.-The Reunion
Committee OF the National Grand Army
encampmeut earnestly desires the names
Of all organizations that have secured,
through local members and without ap.
plicat!on to the committee, their own
accommodations. The names OF orpani.
cations, with the names Of presiding otli
Ger and secretary and the place and hour
OF meeting should be sent before August
l. The committee also desires that all
military and naval organizations that
contemplate holding reunions during
eacampment week, and have not already
notified the committee, should do so at
once. Notices should be sent to j. Pay.
son Bradley, Cairman Reunion Commit.
tee, No. IA" Beacon street, Boston,
Mass
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The Crisis Mt AIonteyileo.

LONDON, July 2O.-Cable dispatches
from Montevideo say that tho Govern
ment contemplates the creation OF an in
ternsl debt at S per cent interest in or.
der. to withdraw from circulation the
national bank notes. The merchants
and foreign bankers have signed an agree.
ment to refuse forced paper currency in
selling gold transactions;
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DUBLIN, July 20.-In his sermon in
the Cathedral Mt Armagh to-day, the
Rev. Mr.. MacNeece denounced secret
societies. He referred especially to the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians. He said
that this society, which was founded in
America, was aeeking new members in
Ireland, and he warned all Catholics
against having anything to do with tho
organization.
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Wheeling Wins.
Wheeling won the game OF ball with
Mansfield Saturday. The score: