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To Relieve the Money Market

Assistant Secretaries spaulding and Nettle-
ton Of the Treasury Department had confer
sncs with the President this afternoon with
regard TO the financial situation, and IL il not
ss all unlikely hat action will be taken this
afternoon for the relief Of the money market
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Found Embalnied In O Salt Mine.


strange and, from scientific point of view,
an interesting discovery has been made at Her.
mannstadt in Hungary. The bodies of several
Honveds, proved to have fought in Is4s, we're
found in disused salt mine. How the soldiers
got there Is a mystery. The salt had so thor
oughly penetrated the bodies that they we're as
well preserved as IL they had been kept in
spirits. In consequence Of this discovery ex-
periments viii be made In the medical schools
Of Vienna, Buda Pest and Berlin for testing the
value of u concentrated solution Of salt In pres
eryation Of corpses.
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$4,000 fire destroyed large portion Of
the business part Of Augusta. Kan, q small
town near Eldorado, yesterday.
dispatch from Montevideo says that the
financial situation there il worse. National
bank shares have fallen to 211f. Gold 10 quoted
ct 4351S per cent premium
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A visiting sport was seeing the sights with =
resident and in their wanderings they came
up toward the Capitol from the north side
Whats the big white joint" inquired the
visitor pointing il out.
''Oh, that's where the Senators hang up"
replied the resident.
Move out will you? thought youse fellers
said base ball didn't pay in Washin't on," and
the visitor hurried along to get q better look
at the white joint"
Is Senator Edmunds thinking about eternity
that he should be displeased with the time
told by the Senate clock?
Plumb-smashing q corkscrew over the
Senate bar: well, we have shut Jim out of
the Senate anyhow"
Blair-curiously: "Jirn who?"
Plumb: Jim Jams. of COURSE
Blair-with a burst of laughture; "Gadz ooks,
had forgot the festive jim"
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A correspondent suggests that Tolstoi's wor K
be called '.Kreutzer Sonaughty."
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Haze you signed Il yeti " not, don't deiay %
register your protest againss ne AGkinson btH
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LIVELY ROW IN THE COUNTY.

Senator Morgan objects to the high priced
telephone and wants his Hel-low.
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Every reasonin1 man AID ,rouqn should ,ion
ose petition IN toddys Sta II against the surrender
y TIE hres and property Of TIE people Of south
koshiagfO. 10 the Pennsylrdaia railroad
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The woods are full of them-trees.

The telephone company will never put a
Hello round the head Of Senator Morgan.
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FOR RENT-FLATS-

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The third Vice President Of the New York
Central is not . cob-Webb any way.
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SHOOTING STARS.

The difference between . dog and o tree is
that you can tell to what family the tree be-
longs, by its bark.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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nSa and Iron; city references given. Address Boa
4, stsr once. IT.
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fisce 70 Do General Housework for y Small
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WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
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ana Nurses seamstress. Men Matters, COOKS Coach
man. DuaetS sAMLACoOMBs.s 26 y st n. ule-6'
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WANTED-A CANADIAN, AGED pS DESIRES
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Our Minister to France fairly bristles with
energy in his defense Of the American hog.
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Mr. Plummer, q civil engineer Of Tacoma,
says that there are trees in the woods Of WASH
ington $50 feet high by actual measurement.
Something even larger than the trees appears
to be found out there also.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

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I,oR kENT-THREE ROOMS INfT-RNrS,Tr,,
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FOR RENT--STORES

Eok hENI-CoR. lsT AND ID SIS. NE, LARGE
Il store and Broom Dwelling with cellar tir h. ne
Of the nnest stands In the city for drJ store rent
1873 ST. I. y. Large and Handsomely Finished a.
room and Cellar. bay-Nindow Iress-brck Dw,Iliu.r.
al ,ne IA'est MI rent $50, for cards Inspect a-
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market stores: rent. sI0 aud 500 ies ectively
lOk RHINESTONE 4Os 18TH 81 sUITAEE
Il Tor Once or Store. Also Rooms oN rr store In
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

vSOR SALE - ATTENTION, SPECULATOks, AZ
IL Acres Is, 800. on easy terms. can he subdiyidsi
81 as nOre than double your money. Zee this bar
gain. tASIEkDAY a HALDEMAN
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

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4 heat, an I'll 18th St suitable Tor 1ourlali,ts
architects and real estate agents kuildiug has lsen
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TO JAMES NJ GREEN I'll 18th ST aui6s
IOR hENT-DEsk ROOM IN FINE FRONT or
y nee with every convenience. Apply Room = 1910
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THE LODGE BILL CONTEST.
The Quay Resolution in the Senate Goes
Over Till Tomorrow.

SENATORS FRIENDLY TO THE ELECTION BILL WANT
TO TALK-HAvE THEY ABANDONED THE IDEA OF
PASSING TITS IT A QUESTION OF SACRIFICING
EITHER THE LODGE BILL OR THE M'KIYLEY BILL?
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WANTED-ROOMS.

w ANTED-BY A COUPLE. ABOUT THREE UN-
w furnished Rooms near east Capitol st. light
housek coping or may board state terms L. q. T..
Star office. An lq-ots
WASTED-FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS IN NORTH
W west Tor Light Housekeeping; state best terms
and conveniences- Address Box Office.
WANTED-RooM AND BOARD FOR CENT? T.
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state terms Address PkkMANENTk K. Star Once.
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ARREST.NG kORBERS.

Several Men Arrested For che OttervillO
Train KObbery-One of Them identified.
PACIFIC, Mo-, Aug 2l.-The hunt for
the Missouri Pacific rain robbers is
drawing to 4 close.
Three arrests were made yesterday.
Two were at Washington, about twenty
miles west of here. and one here.
The latter has been identified as the
leader of the two men who climbed over
the tender Of the engine near the Otter
Vile water tank at two o'clock last Sun
day morning and covered Engineer
Dreyer and the fireman with revOlvers
and commanded them to stop.
One of the men at Washington is be-
lieved to be the smaller of the twO-the
one who weakened at critical junctuSe
and needed a cautioning from his old
pal.
The man who was here identified as
the leader of the gang gives his name
as James McConkcy and says he is from
Wichita Falls and Vinita, i. T. He says
he came from the latter named place in
the last ten days.
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THE STAGE SUPE.
Some Of tho Tricks and Manners
of Animated Scenery.
Tho BassO Who Couldn't Afford to Shave
for a SaIary-Serfs OF the Footights-
Super Who Had Something to
Say-Super Captains.

ST am thoroughly tired out" said a
certain manager one day last week; ''for
I have spent six hours rehearsing sup
trs' for The Dead Heart 1 have ex-
ar1ined scores of thcm, tried the voices
Of some and drilled others. l am hoarse
from yelling and ready to drop"
"Hut the work wasn't without its re-
dceriing features" put in Mr.. W. +.
Blande, Of the O'Ncill company, who
had been helping to bring order out OF
chaos. 1--WE saw some queer types OF
humanity. There was one big son of the
Emerald Isle with deep bass voice.
We accepted him for the chorus, at the
sIne time telling him that be would
have to shave his ferocious mustache.
Shave me mustache, is it-niyer!
sand why not?' / asked.
'Shurc, I'm afraid if did look like
monkey
"And from his profile as I remember
1t think his fears were we'll grounded. !"
Talking of supcrs," said newspaper
man who was present 81 have been
haunted by one for seven years. She is
a tall, lank Scandinavian girl with
good stage face, but with an expression
as blank as if nothing on earth interest
ed her. 1 first saw her when there was
an attempt made to lure her and some
companions to the West by scoundrel
who pretended to be theatrical man.
.agcr. Fortunately the plan was baked.
-'But what was going to say is that
have seen her on somv stage or other at
fov
have seen her in all Nine. Modjeska's
plays and in all sorts of costumes. She
has trailed the robes of princesses
across the boards of the Chicago Opera
House. / have seen her in burlesuue
attire at the Peoples posing in her elon-
gated Inconsistencies. She has bent
over the death scenes of Clara Morris,
and in statucsque vacuity and green
geuze has adorned the spectacles of
Rr.alfy. In all the scenes of merriment
-ehroSgh which she has moved she has
never smiled; she has listened to heart
rcnding. pathetic appeals. and never
shed tear. Terrible crimes have been
committed in her presence and she has
never moved muScle-neyer even
looked surprised.
''She is sphinx. She fascinates me.
Sometimes / do not see her for weeks,
and l am beginning to forget her, when
she appears at an unexpected time andI
gaze on her in wonder, needless of every
thing else in the play. If she would
only show some sign of interest in what
is going on around-if her Indifferent
eyes would only copdescend to emit one
CLEAN of intelligence, tho spell would,
perhaps, be broken.
''But no. In the seven years that she
has haunted me she has never spoken a
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MAY EXTEND.
Feasibility That the strike on tho New York
Central Road May Grow-P0wderly Takes
aHAnd-A Serious Outlook.

| Possibility That the strike on the New York
Central Road May Grow-Powderly Takes
| sHand-A Serious Outlook.
New YORK. Aug 2I-At 1880 last
night Grand Master Workman Powderly
said that the New York Central strike
was now no longer one Of the local as
sembly. but OF the whole Knights Of
Labor organization. They would use
| every resource in the power of the fed
Grafton OF railroad employees all along
the Vanderbilt systems. At this hour
the lntimatiOn is that general strike
will be declared. No definite statement.
could be obtained, however, TO that
effect
AN ArrEAL TO KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-General Master
Workman T. V. Powderly will issue An
appeal to all the true Knights Of Labor
in the employ Of the Central Hudson
River railroad and upon the Vanderbilt
connecting lines. In the document he
will state the causes Of the strike and
efforts to obtain q peaceful settle
ment OF the difficulties and notify each
and every member OF the inten-
ton Of the executive board Of the
Knights of Labor to prosecute the fight
against the Central-Hudson Railroad
Company to the bitter end. At the same
time it is made known that Grand Mas
ter Sargent has called \ meeting of the
supreme council of the Federation If
Railway Employees for Saturday, August
%. at nine a. NJ, in the city of Terre
Haute, Ind.
MR. WEBB STUBBORN.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-At $50 o'clock
last evening Mr.. Powderly called on
Vice-President Webb. He asked Webb
to permit an investigation as to the diff
ficulty between the Central and its
men, POwderly said he did not
mean arbitration but investigation.
Webb said there was nothing to in
vestigate. Powderly then went to the
st. Cloud Hotel to report. Sargent at a
late hour said the situation looked Sc
| riOus The supreme council of the fed
Grafton. he said. was within an hours
call. To order general strike the SUI
preme council, which is composed of
three members of each of the four or
CARNATIONS forming it, must convene
and vote unanimously.
QUIET AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, n. ", Aug. 21.-The Cham
Der of Commerce has sent protest to
the mayor against the employment by
the railroad of Pinkerton detectives.
All is quiet here. n strong police and
Pirkerton guard Is still main
tanned. The railroad people say
the freight blockade is practically
raised The strikers bulletins say that
the men continue confident James
Hatton, the PinkertOn guard charged
with the shooting of the boy Richard
Dwyer waived examination and was
held for the grand jury. The lad is in
. precariOuS condition
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troll on the stage; but she lost it once
when playing in one of the Southern
States. She was enacting Roman
mother who was torn away from her
children by the tyrant's minions and
was to provide two children. When tho
great scene came Miss Cushman al
vanced toward them. but recoiled ir
amazement to find they were pickanin.
MES! The stage manager thought they
would do as we'll as white youngsters.
Tho first Murderer in Macbeth" is not
q super; but the actor who once played
the part with Macready should have
been one. At rehearsal he was so stupid
that Macready had nail driven into the
floor to show him where to stand. That
night he entered at his cue and stood
anxiously scanning the boards.
"What are you doing?" whispered
Macready.
Looking for that blanked nailr' was
the loud and disguised reply; and it
brought down the house.
Supers on the French stage have been
known frequently to protest against ap-
pearing as ''the enemy" in patriotic
plays. They think it degrades them.
In a melodrama called 1.-The Battle OF
Waterloo" which was once produced in
London, an English regiment was repre-
sented as retreating before French one.
Tho house would not stand this, and the
taunts so affected the retire sting supers
that they turned on the supposed French
and threw them into the pit.
Every one knows how dull an affair is
the Bosworth fight in Orchard ILL;
but on one occasion in London it was
lively enough. 1t seems that super
had been hurt in the mimic fight the
night before, and the stage manager
had given him half sovereign as a
balm. He told his fellows of his luck
and the next presentation of the fight
was a massacre. What were broken
heads to them when tho salve took the
form of half sovereignS?
Speaking of half sovereigns, the pay
of a super in Chicago is twenty five
cents night. Tho super captain, who
takes the trouble of drilling, deducts
one nights pay from the amount COM
ing to each man. These sums of twenty.
five cents are perquisites, for he has
stipend from the theater.
Some Of these captains are accom-
plished boodlers. Here is one of the
tricks of trade: When super has
worked four or five nights the captain
discharges him on some pretext or other
and takes new man. But the captain
hands in his bill for the usual quota and
pockets what is due the discharged man.
Then again. there are always young
men who wish to get near to their foot.
light idols. and they pay the super cap
tain for the chance to Ego on" This is
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KILLED FOR a CALF.

A. +. Cooper Kills X. 4. weatherman Near
Edmond. Ok.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok, Aug. 2I-Late
at night as r / Weatherman and taO
companions were passing on the public
highway the residence of A. +. Cooper.
living on Deep fork, five miles east of
Edmond, they were fired upon by Coop
er with double-barreled shotgun.
Weatherman's companions fled in diff
ferent directions and naturally supposed
that he would follow. They went to
his house and waited all night for him.
When daylight came they set out to
search for him, and about 200 yards
from the scene of the shooting found
him dead. Cooper surrendered to the
authorities and an inquest was held over
the remains of the dead man. The
trouble originated some time ago over a
stray calf. Weatherman was a young,
unmarried man.
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great practice with the Harvard boys
In Boston. Old Jim Taylor has been
super captain for thirty years at the Bos-
ton Theater. His tips from the boys
have provided him with a handsome
competence in his old age.
1nNew York nowadays there are regular
agencies for supplying the theaters with
trained supernumeraries Of all kinds.
There arc 400 men and 500 women regis
tered as professional supers. The thing
is not yet so systematically managed in
Chicago. although there are agents who
make the supplying Of supers a part OF
their business. But the super captain
OF each theaser generally has q constitu-
ency from which he can draw ON all OF.
binary occasions.-E. ]. McPhelin, il
Chicago Tribune.
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The long-delayed applause came; that

ne lung -ucAdyCu opPAouSS SesHASs $500
speech brought it.
Though it is seldom that the super
asserts himself individually, he has
done SO collectively now and then &C
cording to theatrical annals. Flight!
Fight in earnest" cried Forrest once at
a rehearsal in Albany to half dozen
supers who seemed to be tirid about
touching him. The play required that
they should try to kill him.
"Do you want a bully fght|" asked
the super captain.
''That's it; pitch in"
The night came and in the scene OF
the attack the supers did pitch in. u
But the six of them were no match for
the burly and now thoroughly aroused
tragedian. The spectators beheld the
scene that was the height Of realism.
Four supers fell over one another as they
were knocked behind the scenes: one
received blow that sent him spinning
into the orchestra, and the last climbed
into the flies yelling Fire.
Charlotte Cushman had good selt-con.
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ReeuYns showing the Population q tn
Country to He Over $4,000. O00

Returns showing the Population a the
Country to he Over e4,OOO.O o0
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-The Census
Office has finished the count of all the
schedules in hand, comprising the re-
turns from all but IL 600 Of the 4a, GO
and odd districts into which the country
was divided. The total population
counted is q, 6O6 95s, but it is estimated
that the districts yet to come viii in
crease tbs total to "a. 40. 600 Tue lat
ter figure may be taken ~ tho
population OF the United States
July I. subject to variations OF
. few thousand when the final
and revised count is made. This will
not be known for three or four weeka
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-08-27
4 Natural Order.

Land, labor. wealth. That is the
natural order. Whoever controls land,
controls labor and wealth. II one man
owned all lands. every other man would
be simply slave to this one. The far.
ther We are removed from such a condi-
ton the better, We all say. Well. what
better way, we pray, to remove this ma
ton from such conditions than for the
whole people to own the land and
vouchsafe to every citizen the right to
uso \ part of it-Port Huron, Mich,
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