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WILL COME.
An Outbreak Against the Government Of
Hippolyte.

An Outbreak Against the Government of
Hippolyte.
New YORK. July 23.-Haytians who are
now in this city say that the revolution
against Hippolyte may break out within
week. or perhaps not for a month or two,
but that il is bound to come. In fact, they
have left their country SO that they may
not be present at the outbreak.
They are all prominent men, profess to be
true patriots and are possessed of wealth
and influence. 1t would not be too much to
say that they are the real leaders of the pro-
posed revolution. They are going to Il rance
and Will sail Friday on the La Bourgoyne.
A Tribune reporter learned In talking to
several of them that the feeling in Hayti is
that of sullen subsection. There are about
800 Haytians in exile. Most of them are In
Kingston, Jamaica, and others at Colon and
st. Thomas. The exiles propose to secure
ship armed and equipped with 400 men and
sail for Port au Prince.
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HALL AND FITZsIMMoNs.
A New Orleans Club Anxious to Secure tn
Pugilists.

A New Orleans Club Anxious to Secure the
Pugilists.
ST. PAUL, July 23.-The crowds of disap-
pointed sports who came to witness the
Hall-Fitzsimmons fight are leaving for their
homes. The money paid for their seats Is
being refunded.
The Fitzsimmons- Hall contest is definitely
off, so far as this State is concerned, but
rumOrs are still rife that it will come off
elsewhere. r. M. Frank of the Olympic
Club of New Orleans hopes to secure the
men for his club during the fall or winter.
Tonight he completed arrangements with
Carroll and Myer for fight for purse of
5000.
NEW YORK, duly 23,-Charley johnson of
Brooklyn. on behalf Of John L. Sullivan,
called at the Herald office to-day and de-
posted $1,000 to bind the match with Frank
Slavin for the championship of the world,
the money to be held until September Tor
Slavin or his hackers to cover.
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FLEET FLYERS.
Results Of Yesterdays Races at ths PFln-
Gipal Eastern Tracks.

SARATOGA, July 23.-The racing season at
Horse Haven opened to-day under the most
auspcious circumstances The weather was
windy, the attendance large and the winners
were:
Five furlongs. for purse OF $780, La osca
won. BOlerO second. PennyrOyal third. Time.
l:O2. The betting was In favor OF La 1osca
10 Z, with Bolero out.
One and an eighth miles, Eon won, Judge Nor
row second. ext third. Time. l :58.
One and a half miles, Valera won Hoodlam
second, Silver King third Time, 2:49.
Seven furlongs. Calcium won. Saunders Sec
ond, SNOWFALL third. Time. :30s4.
-Four furongs, ZOrlng won, Promenade sec
ond, Tom Tough third. Time, 0:49A.
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killed by guard named j. A. Duncan.
Harris stealthily approaching George Tor
bett, another guard, commenced to choke
him. Duncan ordered Harris to deSist.
Not needing tie order, Duncan fired,
killing him almost instantly. Much excite
ment prevails in the convict headquarters.
1t was evidently arranged among the con-
vlcts to make break for liberty, as when
Harris was shot another convict who had
started to assist him choke Torbett fled back
to his comrades
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NEW YORK. July PA Jerome Park to-day
the weather was cloudy and the track fast. The
winners were:
Handicap, one and sixteenth miles, May won,
Long Range second, Kingmaker third. Timer
:03.
Nine fullongs. Klldeer won, Nelly Bly, second.
Reckon third. lime, 1 :59.
- Harvest handicap, one and a quarter miles,
Demuth won, Raceland second, West Chester
third. Time, 2:llA.
Handicap, six furlOngs. Fremont won, Aclo-
lam second, Harenny tllrd. Time, :19.
ond, Gre,chrn lhird. Tine, i:iSii. ' LAOS ''
Five furlongs, StIocco won. Daisy second,
Patlocles third. Time, :U2I4.
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GRAIN BINDING.
Radical Improvements Over the Old Method
Of Harvesting.

JOLIET Qll.), July 23.-An Important ex-
hibition of improved grain binding ma.
chimes has just been made ON the farm OF
DR.. Foke, near this place. Two machines
were operated, which are radical improve
ments over the old methods of harvesting.
One binder uses straw band and the other
binds with twine of prairie grass. Both
machines were successfully operated for
several hours. It is expected that the II Sc
OF straw and grass for binding material will
effect revolution in the methods of hary-
esting grain and will solve the problem of
cheap twine for farmers. A distinguished
party of manufacturers and experts was
here TO witness the exhibition.
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Blaine Continues to Improve.

DETROIT, July 23.-The Tribune says;
Captain Gavett of this city yesterday Ie-
ceived a letter from j. II. Manley of Au-
gusta, Me-, in response to letter written
by him. Manley asserts that Mr. Blaine's
health is almost fully regained. He further
states that Blaine cannot become eaudi-
date for the Republican nomination, but in
his lManley'9 opinion if the party wants
him for standard-bearer in 1892, all it has to
do is TO nominate nim
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THE CHILEAN WAR.
France and Portugal Refuse to Permit Enlis
ment of Sailors.

france and Portugal Refuse to Permit Enlist
ment of Sailors
LONDON, July 23.-It is stated here that
the Chilean cruiser President Pinto, as she
was about to leave France, received an in
timation that she must Immediately land all
the men on board of her who were French
subjects. The commander OF the Balma-
cedan war vessel is said to be trying to en-
gage Italians to replace the Frenchmen who
were sent ashore.
LISBON, Jnly 23.-The Portuguese author
ities will not allow the Chilean cruiser En-
Taznriz to recruit Portuguese sailors.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-A letter has been
received by the representatives of the
Chilean Congressional party from Senior FL
erro, formerly Chilean Minister to Brazil,
saying that he has left the Balmaceda Gov
sTnment and is now on his way to New
York
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An Editor Indicted

New YORK, July 23.-The Grand Jury
has found an indictment against the city
editor OF the News, for violating the Code of
Criminal Procedure by publishing detailed
account of the killing of the murders
Smiler, SlOcum. Wood and Jugiro by eiec-
tricity in Sing Sing Prison on July 7th. 1t
is prohabls that the case will come up for
hearing next Monday. The newspapers are
quite willing TO have test case made.
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An Electrical Decision.

New YORK, July 23-The electrical world
was treated to-day to another decision
whereby the Brush patents for the manu-
facture and use of storage batteries In the
United States are made solely valid. The
decision was filed by Judge Coke in the
United States Circuit Court.
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At Cnrev Island

NEW YORK, July 23.-At Brighton Beach To-
day the weather was cloudy aud the track fast.
The winners were:
SIX and half furlongs. Minnie won, Jane sec
ond, Clark third. Time, %
Five furlOngs, DR.. Bill wOn Queen Dor second
Lille third. Time :O4.
Seven furlongs, Flavla wUn. Monterey second,
Vagabond third. Time, 30
The mile race was a dead heat between Tan
ner and Rover, Rambler lnird. Time, l:431a
The fourth race run OF. Tanner won,
Rover second. Time, Ala.
one aud Il sixteenth miles, Tulla Blackburn
won, Banquet second, King Hazem third Time,
1:4SM.
FIVE furlOngs, Alrshaft won. Count second
Vocate third lime, :0214
Seven furlongs, LIthhert won, Retrieve second
BalSton third. lime, 1:31I2
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Street Rai,wov srr5;,,.

NEW YORK. July 23-One of the attor-
neys for the New York and Boston syndi-
cate which has purchased all of the street
railways of Detroit aid this afternoon that
the consideration was something over
S5,000,000. The motive power on all the
lines VIII be changed to electricity. This
will throw about 2300 horses on the market
He declined to give the names of the men,
bcrs Of the syndicate
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CHAPTER AND COUNCIL.
Election of Royal Arch officers at the Tri-
epnial Ccnyocatior

MINNEAPOLIS, July %. The General
Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons
this morning elected Joseph p. Horner of
New Orleans General Grand High Priest !;
6. L. McCahen Of Baltimore, Deputy High
Priest; r. c. Lennon of Toledo, King
James W. Taylor of Suthersville, Ga,
Scribe; Daniel Striker of Hastings, Mich,
Treasurer; c. G. Cox of Buffalo, n. Y, Re-
corder; 4. G. Pollard of Lowell, Mass,
Captain; F. E. Dyas of Paris. ILL.,, Prnci-
pal Sojourner; William c. Swayne OF Mil
waukee, Royal Arch Captain.
1t was decided to hold the next convoca-
ton at Topeka, Kans.. in July, 1894. The
General Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters will also be held there at the same
lime.
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Plate-Glass CASTING.

PrrTsBURG, July 23.-A special from
Irwin, Pa, says that the operation of cast
ing plate-glass, which was tried here to-
day for the first time, was completely sue
cessful, a piece 12Sx210 inches being cast.
A large party of prominent New Yorkers
were present aud witnessed the operation.
The event is being celebrated by public
demonstrations tonight,
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Tax on Foreign.Built Yachts.

New YORK, July 23-F. K. Vanderbilt
protests against the payment of tax on his
foreign-built yacht, Conqueror, levied by
customs officers. As he has bill Of sale
foT his yacht he claims that she is a doc u
mented vessel and not liable to additional
tax. Other owners of foreign-built yachts
will also protest
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Alleged Editorial Advertisement

ATLANTA, July 23-Editor III. C. Brown
OF the Southern Alliance Farmer has been
arrested by the Po5toffice authorities and
charged with violating the postal law in re-
publishing an editorial from a San Fran
cisco paper, which appeared in number of
papers. 1t is charged that the article is
lottery advertisement. The case will be
tried Saturday
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evolution squadron and fifty other vessels
crowded with spectators. The Grand Duke
Alexis met the French visitors on board the
war-ship Asia while the officials of the
French Embassy, delegation from the
Slav Society, headed by Ignatieff Slaviansky
and choir singing odes of welcome, also
greeted the arrivals of the French vessels.
The Russian military bands played the
"Marseillaise" and the French sailors re-
spOnded with cheers in the heartiest manner,
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A FATAL BLOW.
The Result of a Prizs-Flght to Settle a
Quarrel.

MoNoNGAHELA CITY. July 23.-Harry
Boyd and John bIyford, living at Black
Diamond, Quarreled several days ago. To-
day it was decided to fight it out in prize
ring. The men, accompanied by friends,
pitched a ring and stripped for bare
knuckle contest. Three terrible rounds
were fought, at the end OF which both were
bleeding profusely. When the men came
up for the fourth round Boyd, seeing an
opening, rushed in and delivered tremen-
dous blow on Myford's neck just over the
jugular. Myford staggered back few steps
and fell to the ground insensble. He died
an hour later. Boyd came TO this city and
Surrandprpd himself
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NATIVE GOLD.
Rich Specimens Found in the Placer Mines
Of NIcaraPua

GRANADA Nicaragua). July %. - The
famous placer mines at Prinzapolka have
again started the gold fever throughout
Central America. Gold nuggets weighing
from six to thirty-eight pounds, twenty
Two carats fine, were lately found there, A
Nicaragua soldier stati oned at the mines
discovered nugget weighing eighteen
pounds, which he sold at Leon for $1,000.
the mines, has with him rich specimens of
native gold. He says that there arc numer-
Gus pockets distributed in all directions. oh
viouSly caused by the volcanic upheayal of
the lower strata, throwing gold mineral TO
the surface. The excessive heat melted
the gold. causing it to flow over the ground
like a stream of lava
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Another Chinese Lanar

New YORK, July 23.-It is rumored that
another Chinese leper has been discovered
here in the person of Ling Kee, o. laundry
man. He Is covered with eruptons and has
been sick two months. The Board Of
Health will investigate.
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American Association.

COLUMBUS, July 23-Columbus s, Louis
villes g.
WASHINGTON. July 23.-Washingtons /,
Bost0ns 6.
CINCINNATI, July 23.-Cincinnatis 4, 81.
Louis 7.
PHILADELPHIA, July %. - Athletics s,
b altimOres 2.
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CALIFORNIA RAIsINS.
Superior Keeping Qualities of First-Class
Goods Being Felt

superior heeplng Qualities OF Flrst-Clas5
Goods Being Felt
New YORK, July 23.--The Commercial
Bulletin says: During the past season more
or less difficulty with California raisins has
been experienced, but at this trying period
1t is found first-class goods are wiihstanding
the test of the severe weather conditions
much better than either Malagas or Va
lenciaS. Should proper attention be paid to
curing and packing, and prices start at a
point that would prove attractive to dis
tributors. it is very probable the large pack
difficulty. The superior keeping qualities
Of first-class California fruit is point that
will tell in the long run. As a matter of
fact the statement may be ventured that
California will distance Valencia as we'll as
Malaga. if the conditions are properly re-
aliZeQ and looked UPON
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Tenny c. Claflin, and his wife is one of the
many heirs to the great Edwards estate In
New York. DR.. Clafiin expects to receive
the greater part Of the vast estate, which is
estimated at SO0,000,0O0. Many of the Ed
wards heirs failed to comply with the re-
quirements of the English law in regard to
proving up their claims, and their shares.
DR.. Clafin's solicitors think. will go to him.
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CANADIAN CORRUPTION.
Evidence That Contracting Firm Paid for
Influence

IVIueHVH AHat contracting FIFTH Fald Tor
1pfusnce.
OTTAWA, July 23.-At meeting of the
Privileges and Elections Committee, Robert
ID. McGreevy, who is one of the most active
prosecutors of the charges of corruption
against his brother, Hon. Thomas Nc
Greevy testified that he obtained from Lar
kin, Connolly & Co.. after cross-wal con-
tract had been obtained for the firm through
his influence. notes to the value of So, 600,
a part of which had been used by Thomas
McGreevy In the paying of pers onal debt
of 1000. Robert II. McGreevy in contin-
uing his evidence stated that he had been
Instrumental in receiving for Thomas from
Larkin, Connolly & Co So, 600 for further
influence used to obtain for the firm a con-
tract TO complete a dock.
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THE VOLUNTEER.
Transformed Into Schooner, She Will Soon
Race Again

BosToN, July 23.-The famous yacht Vol
unteer, the defender of the America cup,
transformed from sloop into a schooner,
was launched at midnight from LAWYERS
ship-yard. Despite the hour large crowd
was present to witness and cheer the re-
christening of the old favorite The masts
will be put in at once and she will be ready
for cruising inside of two weeks. The bow
spirit remains the same. The old mast will
be used for mainmast and the new fore
mast will be only two feet shorter Her
new drawings were the last work OF the
late designer ana builder. Burgess
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The Government Sustained.

SYDNEY CN. S. w, July 23-In the de-
bate in the House of Parliament yesterday
on the sheep-shearers' strike, Dibbs, the
Opposition leader, moved a vote of want of
confidence in the Government. The motion
was defeated, so to 81
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COLUMBUS (Ohio). July 23-The argu-
ments in the Elliott murder case we're con-
cluded this afternoon and the case went to
the jury. A verdict is not expected until
morning.
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The JurY-RriharY Cases.

NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-The last of the
1ury-bribery cases came up this morning.
1t was the case of Emile Bagenetto. accused
Of attem pting to bribe Dave Bonnave. The
case was given to the jury this afternoon,
and after an hours deliberation verdict of
not guilty was returned.
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Murder and Suicide

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-George Anderson, a
saioon-keeper of East st. Louis, this after
noon shot and killed Dennis Ryan, another
saioon7keeper of the same place, and then
pew out his own brains. The reason for
the crime is unknown,
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The New Coffee Crop

WASHINGTON, July 23-The Bureau of
American Republics has received informa-
tion from Guatemala that The coffee harvest
for 1891 will reach 100000 quintals, repre-
senting SIG, 600. The Brazilian harvest
Is 100000 bags this year, as compared with
100000 q year ago.
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Western Association.

DENVER, July 23.-DeEvers 6, Lincolns s.
DULUTH, July 23.-Duiuths 8, Milwau-
KEGS TO-
=. MINNEAPoLIs, July 23-Minneapolis 4,
Sioux CltyS l.
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GUARDING A COURT.
4 Delegation of Men Armed With Winches-
ters at q Trial

ters at Trial
ARKALoN Kans.), July 23.-At the pre-
limiuary trial of James Brennan for the kill
ing of Samuel Wood the defendant was held
without bail to await the action of the
Grand Jury. A large delegation of Colonel
Woods friends. headed by j. E. Thomas,
and armed to the teeth, were in town. and
when the case was about TO be called these
men, armed with Winchester rifles, wer.
stationed at the door of the school-house
where the trial was held, and as the crowd
passed in each man was examined and dis
armed. Three men with Winchesters were
on guard in the courtroom during the hear
ing. The precautions taken precluded the
possibility of trouble, and there was no
demonstration of any kind made.
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Three Men Killed.

LETCHFIELD (Ky.), July 23.-The boiler
OF portable engine on the farm Of James
Durbin, in Edmundson County, exploded
yesterday, killing three men and injuring
1--WE others badly, perhaps fatally.
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At Chicaco.


CHICAGO. July 23.-At Garfield Park to-da Y
the weather was CLOUDY aud The track fast. The
winners were
Six furlong', Koko won, Fremont second,
Rouser Third. Time, :16.
one mile, Lord Lonsdale won, Zeke Hardy sec
oDd, Ira L. Bride third. Time. :431a.
SIX furlongs. Odrey won. Roi d'Or second,
Somerset third. Time, l:15IA
. One and a sixteenth miles Ernest RACE won,
BrandoetIe second, Longshore third Time.
:4SI.
Nne-sixieenths of mile. oree won, Deceiver
second Ui't'r third. Time, O:59.
n seven Iurlongs, Caldwell won, Rosa second.
Bill Nye third. Time. 1:29ia.
AT HAWTHORNE PARK
A Hawthorne Park to-day The winners were {;
, SIX iurlongs. Phil Dwyer won, Minnie second
Buc~ hound thrd. Time, 1:1zIa
One aud Il sixteenth miles. Brook wood won
SILVER Lake second. Tenteen third. Time :5Os4 .
one mile, DungravOn won, Ella Black Guru sec
ond, I'D Bell thltd. Time 40.
Que and an eighth miles. Governor Adams
1:5SI2.
Five furlongs, Little Billy won, Willow Brook
second, C. L. Brown third Time, o3Is
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Fire in a Palace

CAIRO, July 23.-The Alden Palace caught
fire to-day. In spite of efforts to obtain
control of the flames, only part of the build
ing was saved.
The reception halls Of the palace, the
harem. and many articles Of value were
saved.
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ST. PAUL, July 23-At the running races TO-
day the winners were: Mile, Yale '9I won,
Guido second, Dore third. Time, 1:491a.
One and an eighth miles, Take Notice won,
Prince Fortunatus second, Business third
Time, 1:5914.
Five fuIIongs, Carlsbad won. Yo Tambien
second. Lillian atiice thlrd. Time, :o934.
A mile and seventy yards. Lillian Lindsay won.
Pnlhemus second, Billy Plnkerton Ihud. Time,
:49I2.
second, MInnlel third Time, 1:1S1a
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-An unfortunate play
in the eighth inning gave the Cincinnati
club to-d6y's game. Chicagos 2, Clncinnatis
a. Batteries = Luby and Bowman, MuIlane
and Harrington.
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Killed on a Railroad Crossing.

MARsHAILTowN Qowa), July 23.-Mrs.
). Ii. johnson, aged 70 years, tried to cross
the Northwestern tracks with her four
year-old grandson at Lamoile this evening
In front OF train and both were killed.
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CLEVELAND, July 23-To-day' game was
played in the rain. At the end of the eighth
inning the score stood: Cleveands 5, Pitts
burgs 4. Batteiies-Young and Elmer, King
and Mack.
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Professor Koch Pesignad.

BERLIN, July 23.-Professor Koch has re-
signed all public Offices held by him. This
step is associated with his supposed disap-
intment over the unsatisfactory results of
his disc overy Of 'tuberculiu.'
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Fatal Exnlosiou

BINGHAAPToN On. ", July 23-The
boiler of Lees saw-mill at Nineveh ex-
ploded this afternoon, killing James Shaw,
Frederick Wheeler and another man whose
name could not be learned.
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BosToN, July %. - The Brooklyn club
again suffered defeat at the hands of Boston
BOSt0ns s, Brooklyns 6. Batieries-ClaIk-
son and Bennett, Heming and DAILY.
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NEBRASKA POLITICS.
Complications Arising From the Recent Guber.
material Dispute.

fHVVf
OMAHA, July pa veritable bomb has
been exploded in Nebraska State politics by
the announcement of Hon. John G. Watson.
Chairman of the Republican Central Com
m ittee. that General Thayer, who was de.
clared Governor after the failure of James E.
Boyd toqualify for that position, could not
hold over. and that the committee would
shortly be called together for the purpose of
considering a nomination. The Chairman
states that he Is confident Thayer cannot
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Eastern Weather.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Minimum and maxi
mum temperatures: Chicago. 760 and so;
Cincinnati, 760 and $40; New Orleans. 76'
a. and $50.
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Coal Mines on Fire.

CHEYENNE (Wyo.), July 23-The mines
of the Deer Creek Coal Company at Glen
rock are on fire. 1t has been decided to
flood the mines.
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A Convict Killed.

KNOXVILLE CTenn.). July 23.-Early this
morning Anderson Harris, convict, enl-
ployed by the Kaoxvills Iron Company, was
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Claims a Large Estate.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Dr. Caflin has been
summoned to London by a cablegram from
his solicitor Herbert Gladstone Dr. Claflin
is o brother OF Victoria Woodruff ane