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WAsiifSaToN, July Valparaiso.
Chile, papers resolved by the last mail
tell Of n serious complication IN which
two clerks u the British consulate be.
came involved. According 10 the
statements put out from British sources
the governor Of the province called ut
the cOnsulnte ami requested that two
of the clerks accompany him 10 the
chief magistrate and give testimony In
some matter that had nothing 10 do
with the consulate. Consent being
given they were ut once driven 10 the
jail, where they were accused Of com.
plicity In the escape Of the insufgunt
torpedo boat "Gualu~ and " convey.
Ing funds 10 tina, vessel In an envelope
tearing the consular seal. One Of the
clerks was subsequently released, hut
his companion at iast adviccs was stlll
In confinement, Notwithstanding the
protest u the British consul aud Brit.
lsh minister.
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WAmiISGrOs, July 2.-An eXplAna
ton Of the change In tho form OF the
debt statement ~ Issued yesterday and
the reason therefor was male by the
secretary Of the treasury. lilo calls
attention 10 certain changes In the
monthly debt statement Issued for
June, 1891. and Ia tho daily statement
required. showing an increase or dc.
crease Ia the public debt. Under this
form IL happened on several occasions
when large purchases Of bonds were
made, the statement following would
show an increase Of the public debt,
when reduction really had been
effected. This was owing 10 tho fact
that tho principal aud premium paid
Tor tho bonds reduced the cash on
hand beyond the amount u tho bonds
actually redeemed. The secretary
concluded 10 separate the statement u
debt from thu statement VI cash la the
treasury. Hereafter tho statement of
easn On baud viii show Ala increase
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into the Keystone Bank aud that
within six months 1t would be shown
who did. Alexander vehcmenily de-
clared that his client had not stolen n
dollar, but that he had only pleaded
guilty % the statutory ofienses Of loan
Ing, specializing with, aud receiving
Interest on public funds. Neyer with
his consent, said Alexander, should
Bsrdsley appear before the investlga.
ting committee Of councils 10 testify,
but II nj any time thc district attorney
desired any information or assistance
his client was willing 10 aid him.
While his counsel had been speaking
Barisley sat with hoved head ner.
vously tracing imaginary lines with
the back 81 q zen upon the table before
him. with the exception Of his
brother.ln.law, not one Of the hun.
drcds Of friends that Bafdsley had n
year ago were prescnt when he arose
10 receive the sentence Of the Court.
Judge Wilson's severe words caused
Bardsley the most palpahlc distress. ne
the Judge said he could find no palia.
ton for Bardslcy's malfcasance aud
that his oiicnfe was more opru 10 cen.
sure from his aous. of his official posi-.
ton; the prisoner almost collaieci aud
seemed about TO sink 10 the door from
his chair. Nevertheless, bcf~fe Judge
Wilson had concluded and ordered
him 10 arise 10 receive sentence, Bards.
ley had completely regaluei his com.
posture aud received the words that
sent him 10 prison for fifteen years
with an utter absence OF any emotion.
The amount OF the fms will not bo
determined until after he examination
Of the accounts IN fnlslicl. Bari.lcy
will probably DO taken ~ the prniten.
tiafy tomorrow. The hne will prOba.
bly, amount IN s251 $40.
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TIE RAILROAD rRAeKs NOT IN
DANGER.
The sontbcr. Pacific railroad on
eieis Not Alarmed.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-rho South.
cru psuiilo company sent out today
ifum Yuma an engineering PARTY 10
veaugato the appearance of the largo
body " water In "Dfy Lake." south
west n Salton.
The latest information from Yuma Il
that the waters not only flowed along
the old channel Into what IL called
thU "sink," but have broken out H..
TIE north OF the point where they
usually overflow, that l. nearer 20
Yuma.
Every year there il dow u water
In tile sink, which travels along the
old channelhnd then gradually ovapot-
atca ana subsidies M the year progresses
and the water. ~ the Colorado river
fall. The old San Diego aud Yuma
stage line has a bridge over the old
channel aud ten months la the year M
one would know why such "A bridge
had been built. There Il also n ferry
there which has been used during the
annual Hood. North of th. sink
aud southwest Of Salton. there IL
On some MAPS ~ the state n long,
beanshapci tract marked cold Dry
Lake." bciwsen II aui the sink there
~ NNN'NNlt NAku IlNNt ~ ilANs ~
"Old Dry Lake" thcfu n now water
covering nn area Of thirty miles long
aud twelve wide. II l. only twenty.
one Inches deep, however, and when
the gruuud il dry II Il thirteen aud n
half fcvt below the level u the track.
The theory u the Southern Pacific
engineers Il that tho water from tho
link has porlocalcd the ground and
clay ridge aud No ha. filled cold Dry
Lake,n There h no fear whatever, the
officials say, % tho water ever fuach-
Ing the tmcks, because the evaporation
IL very great, especially under the In.
tense heat now prevailing Ia the
desert.
The stream running into "Old Dry
Lake" poufs In Of. the rate of about
four and a half miles an hour, aud II
l. 10 determine tho source " the stream
that thr engineering party have gone
out East Of the sink the tracks have
an additional natural protection 81 one
u the hshust sand mounds In tho
United states, extending almost pan,l.
lei " the tracks tot many miles.
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CHICAGO, July 2.-rhotc were six
rhers on the card today. The weather
wa clear aud the track fast.
Mile - Pennytsyal won, Moleno
second, Hazrlhnsi third. Time--lii1.
Six furlongs-Salouica won, Ger.
man second, Dan lturiz third. Time
isibE.
Miir-Marlon won, Santiago second,
Han chief third, Timr-lin.. l.,
Mil. AMI a hirlong-Ormo ude won,
Weldon second, Hamlet third, Time
--l!55.
Milo hsais. First heat--Sonora FIAT,
Agnor second, Malone THIRD. Time
ia.
second Woodbena first, Sonora
second. Tim.-liiil.
Third heat-woodbcnh won, Sonora
second. Tlme-l;bl.
Mile and n hirlUng---liob l.. won,
Forsythe second, Arun die third.
rime-l'65I.
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PANS, July 2.-Tho Nafin today d..
Glare. TIA. The now treaty Of the So
called Dtvihund supprcrfes three
clauses OF The nr-t treaty NJ follows.
Flfst-Ihc clause which compelled
ltnly 10 send three army corps 10 the
Alpine frontier In the event OF q
German war.
Second-rhc clause compelling Aus.
tfia u station troops ON the Russian
iiontior In the event ola Russo.G herman
war
Thifd--rho clause fixing the mini
mum peace footing Of Italy and Aus.
The three powers, however, accord.
Ing 10 the Malta, mutually guarantee
me Integrity OF their respective terri.
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OTTAWA, Ont, July 2.--The minis.
ter OF finance announces In parlla.
ment that Canada, through tho medium
Of Great Britain, has been asked 10
take part In the Chicago Worlds Fair
and has thcinvltation under consider.
alton. Lord Salisbury has officially
noilfic the Governor. General that her
Majesty has bestowed pocage on
Lady Macdonald In recognition Of Sir
Johns distinguished services 10 the
British Empire. Her titls Ia not given.
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MrLToS, Cal, July 2.-Durlng the
past ten days over ten thousand acres
OF grain, feed And Timber land has been
burned within ten miles OF this place.
large ilrs has bsrn raging cast Of
here since Tuesday, burning every.
thing from the Elkhorn station house.
toward Copporopolls. 10 far II has
hoen impossible 10 check the flame-.
The heat the few days past has OK.
oec,ied that u any former year. The
mercury today reached ne.
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NEW YoRi,. July 2.--lh the trial o.,
Amorr Ben An, alias "Frrnchy,"
supposed 10 bc Jack thc Kippor,H 10.
day, the accused was put on the stand.
lie gave his testimony through an in.
icrpf,trr. When asked II he was guilty,
he exclaimed In his oriental tongue:
"By the garment NJ Allah, am inno.
cent" Aftcr repeated pruirslAtions u
innocence, he pleaded, "sparu my life,
gentlemen"
Being shown the bloody knife found
on him when arrested, ho again he.
came excited aud exclaimed that hu
never Jaw u before. Tho case goes 10
the jury tomorrow.
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PHILADELPHIA, July THE fact
That Bardsley was 20 he sentenced 10.
lay was not generally known and
lh-Ie were not more than my people
10 the court room. The district attor-
ney spoke brledy. In the course of
his remarks he denied Bardsley's oon.
lention made In his statement 10 the
court a week ago that the ex-treRsurer
had not misAppropriated n dollar.
iiraham showed that by Bardsley's
sworn statement he must at least have
nisappruprlated s29O, 900, us that was
.he amount required 10 be made good
~ the securities. Although no was
not able M yet 10 specifically state
where the money had gone to, Graham
aid Bardsley's embezzlement would
amount 10 between si10,0OO and $500.
400.
Alexander, counsel for Bgfdhley, 10.
viewed the statements made by his
illent and appealed 10 the Court for
mercy On the ground Of Bradsley'a
flea Of guilty aud his past services TO
he city, Alexander said Bafdslty lid
isI gel = dollar VI ths money hs put
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"r' Hardin rSiis into the Glowing
Lava sfte-usius.

I'osE, July Dispatches from
Naples give mcagfc details " the ter
tihlc accident which occurred yester-
Jay ON Mount Nesuvlus, from which a
biakilian was RESCUED with difficulty.
Yesterday, Ia spite Of the warning
That II was unsafe 10 DO 10, two Bra.
tlnan tourists, accompanied by n guide,
inaie the ascent. While gazing into
the crater the PARTY were suddenly en-.
Nul1pcd by n dense cloud of sulphufoua
smoke, which ~ supplied the travellers
ulat one OF them staggered forward
aud Tell hrndforcmost into the crater,
Ihc guide In the meantime caught
holu oi the second traveller and half
dragged, half pushed him Into n poal.
ton where the crater fumes could
not Affect him, thus saving tho mans
life.
The victim was DR.. silva Jardin, q
highly estecmed journalist of Iao de
Janier1. He fell 100 feet into the
glowing lava. lie leaves a wife aud
family.
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IoSDpN, July 2.-in the Commons
today smith, the government leader,
said II was tho intention 10 close the
.cn.ion about the end Of the month.
Ferguson, secretary Of the foreign
uiilcc, replying 10 l.aboucherr, said
the government had no Information rs
10 the stipulation of the triple alliance,
but had no doubt that Premier Rudini
had correctly described Ia the Italian
Parliament the exchange VI views be-
tween England and Italy.
As 70 any measures that would lie
taken 10 maintain In case of need, the
siatu quo In the Mediterranean accord.
lug 10 the circumstances OF the time.
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BniguToS BEACH, July THE
weather was fine aud thc track fast.
Five Vintage Time won,
Leo second. Ecoio third. Timu-i;1a.
Half a milr-kindosa Won, Knapp
second, Halter third. Time--:5u.
Seven furlongs-rosca won, Nellie
second, Nagabond third. Time--l:.pl.
Mile--Railroai won, Rally second,
Tea Tray third. rimc-i;ig..
Mile aud onc-slNtccnth-- Lougiori
won, Nlfgi. second, Long Island Third.
rime-l.6ll.
Mile AMI n quAtter-GlcndAle won,
Outbound second, Eluvc THIRD. Time
g.ii.
rhrrc-qunrieru of mllc-Nenwn0d
won, KITTY Van second, Dr. Hasbruck
thiri. rimv-l.iG.
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Usn.a. ga, Races.

KANsAS CuY, July 2.-rhe track
wns fast.
Six iurlongi--lone W. won, Emm n
llAfnctt second, I.all thin. Time
$50.
SiN furlgug--liing George won,
Eureka second, Alletto third. Time
| !a1i.
Milo and onc.aiKtccnth-lled sign
won, Han Adonig second, Top Gallant
third. Time-l :btf.
-Four aud hail firlongs- School
Girl S0n, Lucy Day second, Lady
Lumucfr third. rime-l 1904.
Fincun.siNtrcuths Of ~ mile-Annls
May won, Elaic u. second, CrispiBo
third. Time :ig,.
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HoLnRooK, AriE., July "a mes.
scnger has Just arrived from Colonel
Cofbyn reporting that he arrested the
destroying property aud threatening
the destruction Of life,
The messenger states, on account Of
tho presence Of four COMPANIES Of mill.
tary the Indians did not make any At.
tempt 10 tight. Colonel Corbyn leaves
this morning for this place with hls
prisoners. All the troops were sent
home last night aud today.
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aomp.r. aud Evan. y,.l, Foster.

wAsuIsGTos, July 2.-rrcsident
1ompcp aud Secretary Evans 81 the
Federation Of Labor arrived from New
York this afternoon and called on Sec-
rotary Foster In relation ~ tho troubles
In the bureau Of engraving and print.
Ing, aud formally protested against tho
injustice Of showing any favoritism 10
n particular olass VI plato printers.
Mr.. Gompers did not express any OBJ
lection 10 tho s.cfolary's action ignor.
Ing the past record " the seven dis.
charged Knights oi Labor, but Insisted
that II would bo unfair 10 give those
men preference over other persons oc.
oupylng places M "chanco" printers
aud applicants for presses.
lie believed that the rules governing
the employment Of plate printen should
DO strictly observed.
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from month 10 month, and this state.
mUnt will bc part II form now
adopted. In making up The now state.
ment of cash In the treasury the state.
ment will show the different kinds Of
money Included in the total. Against
this total will he stated the csSh la.
hilities. These items hefctnforu have
been eliminated. The secretary will
not hereafter deduct from the cash
balance the amount on deposit In the
national hanks, nor International silver
coin on hand. lie thinks there IA no
good reason why this should ever have
been done.
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MONTREAL, July "a tremendous
sensation has been caused among the
Roman Catholics by the ourslng by
Rev. Father Savard, n raiemptorlst, u
tho temporary chapel erected by 200
Catholics VI the parish OF MaskinOngo,
who were Dissatisfied with the site Ok
the new parish church. While they
were al prayers, Father Savard entered
the chapel and implored them 10 return
10 the church, ON their refusing 10 do
10, he pronounced tho customary ana
themn on tho church. Many women
tainted In the scene which followed,
and several men assaulted the priest
and elected him.
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DENvER, July e.-rhi. afternoon
In tho district court Cecil Dean was
given 100000 damage against =. W.
French for alienation oi the affections
Of Deans wife. Al tho particr In the
east are prominent and wealthy clti.
kuus Of Denver aud the case created a
great deal Of talk. The reason Tor the
large amount oi damage IA that Dean
had decided all HIS property g. his wife,
believing her true 10 him, anu French
profiled thereby.
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baseball

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IMPORTANT.


Commenting July lst, prOxlmo, the
Rio Grandc Western viii begin OPP
far south NJ Salina, SEWER County.
In addition 10 opening up n line 10 a
number 81 Important towns In SEWER
and Sanpele Counties, the rich and
much talked Of MarysvAle Mining
District Is brought within about thirty
mlles nearer railroad communication
than heretofore,
Tho new stations are Sterling, Gun.
nis0u, Willow Greek aud Salina.
Freight viii be- received from all these
points, but should bopropaid excepting
10 Salinn. For passenger rates aud
schedule call ut ticket Offices.
J. IL. BENNETT, Gen'l FIT. 4 Pass.
Agent,
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Kroi,uiS, la, July Judge ]. VI.
today u. kidncy trouble. lilo was n
Year, " age, vas appointcd Judge Of
the United States court Of the district
Of Iowa 10y PRECEDENT Pierce In 1855,
aud had held tlr posltlon until the H.
vision IN 1858, whom he bccamc Judge
Of the southern district. ~. had u
national reputation ~ q lurisl and an
author.
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rhe Pertnrms.. crI.I..

I.isB0S, July 1.-The monetary crisis
continue. Tho premium on a pound
sterling il 800 rcir and un silver money
per cent. Finance Minister Corvalho
Proposed 10 authorize tie bank Of FOR.
tugnl 10 iaeuc notes Of 900 aud 1000
rcis on condition that the issue have n
limited period of circulation, and that
The hank withdraw the larger notes
and be allowed the privilege Of refus.
lug 10 change notes for coin for three
moniha.
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.. ra,or Of ,ne Elevators.

81. PAUL. July s.-Afler several
weeks OF thorough investigation of the
Sensational changes that many th1u..
nnds Of bushels Of wheat had teen
stolen nj Duluth, the legislative com.
mitlcc adjourned today. The result "
the Investigation thus far has been
wholly ~ favor u the elevators. The
alleged stcnl wa not ouly disprnyed,
but u has hcon established thnt the
report on which the ohnfgua were based
was inaccurate.
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TIL. Archaeological u Nhibiuou "a, the

PUTNAM Conn, July 2.--At the In.
stance Of Major w. :. Bcybc, late
U. 4. A., recently appointed by Prof
Putnam Of Harvard College 10 take
charge Of the archaeological exhibit nj
the Chicago Exposition, Messp. Pain.
ter OF Columbia College and Stanley
Hayes Of Yale left for Peru yesterday
where they viii sacur. plaster casts,
photographs, cio., OF the ancient monu.
mentS and other antiquities. Thcs,
will DO shipp-d 10 the Peabody Mus.
cum Mt Harvard University where
they will DO arranged and scnt TO
Chicago.
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BERIiS. July 2,-Blsmafck writes 10
the Hamburger haohrichfcn that Ia,
Reiclsdnsclger In recently denying that
the imperial government asked the
fci.ral authorities 20 use their author.
ny 10 Influence newspapers against
him, N evidently badly Informed aud
unaware OF the governments CORES.
pondence with the authorities OF the
federal slater ON tho subject.
The prince IL understood TO refer o..
peclAlly u Bavaria. The letter il tan.
iamount To defiance Of the govern.
mcnt.
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NEW YoR;, July 9. IN PS01tossD
KdiO americana publishes n dispatch
from Bar Harhor, Maine, announcing
tho arrival oi Marquis lmperiali, Ital.
Ian change d aiialres, with impoitant
communications from his government
regarding tho Now Orleans matter,
aud adds that he hopes 70 get an Inter.
viow with Blaine.
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The I.Aies, New. from chaadsi.ur
island.

NEW ORLEANS, July IA dispatch
from hay ~. Louis says The latest
from tho United states quarantine
station on Chandoleur Island sof Mon.
day date. DR.. GfOenvelt was still
alive, but no hope Of his recovery was
entertained. Dr. Carter surgeon IN
charge, has been taken III, and at once
teltgraph.d TO Washington for sur
gcou. IL Is expected that the surgeon.
general will make u detail Of medical
men. Tho steward IN In charge OF
affair, with Garter anu Groenyolt laid
up. While Il II not stated that Dr.
Carter has yellow fever, II Is under
stood that he had never had that dis
ease.
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Two American Proposals 10 the Postal
Congress Hsleetea

LONDON, July Tho Times Vienna
correspondent, referring TO IN. Postal
congress, says II ID Tegf-ttable that
owing TO Gcrmany's opposition the two
American proposals were rejected, for
the creation Of international postage
stamps aud for the ire. carriage on
malls from one country 10 another,
Germany opposed the flrl proposal on
the ground that difference IN exchange
might lead to wholesale speculation
In stamps.
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Passes Over a Large Part or Ger.
many. Causing Immense
Damage.
paunswieK Fitttp VITA wsteS.
ACT.
The Total Number Of Lives Lost In
Various Places Not Yet
Known.
~ TELEGRAPH % The NEwLi
STORMS ~ EUROPE.
Immense Damage to Property aud
Toss Of Iife.

BrRLtS, July "A terrible storm
% thunder, hail aad rain passed over
n large part Of Germany last night,
causing immense damage TO property
aud loss OF life in the Villages %
Suchtelon, near Dusseldorf aud Sit.
tani, In Cfcfcld. Thirteen bodies have
been taken from the ruins 81 houses.
tis too soon now ~ estimate the total
number " lives lost.
At Bnunswlclg the storm assumed the
proportions OF cyclone, aud this
morning the streets were filled with
wreokage. Many houses wore do
molishud and other. badly damaged,
while many thoroughiafvs were turned
Into riyvn. In tho ncighbothood of
SpfottAu la Russian Hiicsia, the hail
cut down grain aud did other damage.
AZ saint lMprecht, near OfaIx the
capital 81 Styfia, la Austria, u water.
spout butst over the town with fearful
force, sweeping away the cabins "
two peasants and drowning nine pco-
lie. Every hour IL adding 90 tho
story " disaster, aud but few places IN
the path OF tho storm sgcm to have
escaped.
The tornado caused terrible desttuu.
ton throughout the lower Rhine dit.
tflci. The liiilcmcn's hall was lifted
from IT, Foundation aud carried away.
a circus and pavilion were damaged.
Several attaches sustained Injuries.
The effects of the storm nre siill wOnc
In tho n.ighhofhOod u Suechlein, on
the rad " Nicfsen aud Slttari. Houses
are ovetthIown, trees uprootyd aud
many cattle killed. Tho total damage
l. estimated NJ $3.50, 900. At tho village
Of Anfath scarcely house spared,
forty being totally destroyed aud \ man
Killed. The damage there " sl50,0l1.
a fund has been started for the relief
~ the homeless. Volunteers arc
searching the debris for possible vie.
Tins.
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sr. PAW, July a.-Byaffangcmcnls
completed today nj Belolt by Mussts.
Cowics aud shaw, representing the
Fli1.lmmonn.liail nght, July End,
will take place under the auspices OF
that club la 81. Paul. A pTovls0 was
made that tho club, aud not the con-
tcstaniH, shall select tho referee.
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SrArTLE, WASH, July 2.-Robgtt T..
ltc.ce, a mluing operator, died tonight,
having cut his throat IN NJ 81 men.
tai alteration. lteccc formerly lived
In Fairfield county, Ohio, whore he
pncilcvd law. Hu was twice elected
n member Of the State senate. lie had
extensive mining properties Ia the
northwest.