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DEATH IN A NINE.
A Mans Life Lost in Attempting to Rescue
Friend

MARQUETTE (Mich.), July 21-Peter Pas
coe, son of Superintendent Pascoe, and
James Dover were suffocated by smoke in
the Republic iron mine to-day Young Pas
coe, with three companions, went down
No. shaft to ascertain the extent of fire
which began yesterday The whole party
was overcome by smoke. Pascoe's COM
panions reached the skip and were drawn
up, and young Dover went down with four
men to find Pascoe. The rescuing party
was soon drawn up unconscious, but as soon
as Dover revived he went back alone, and
the lifeless bodies of himself and Pascoe
were taken out three hours later. The fire
is still raging fiercely and great damage has
already been done.
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THE IRON-WORKERS.
A Pennsylvania Company Decides to Clos
Its Works

fenusyIVanla company DECIDES to Clos >
Its Works.
STEELToN Pa.). July 21.-Every thing is
quiet at the furnaces. The association men
will try Tomorrow to dissuade the non-mem.
bers from working. At II o'clock word came
that the company ordered a shutdown OF
the entire plant. all the furnace fires being
banked. This action, it is said, was taken
after the company discovered that there was
not sufficient men to continue operations.
Almost 1000 men are thus made idle.
PITTSBURG, July 2l.-The strike of the
steel-workers at the Allegheny Bessemer
for recognition of the Amalgamated Asso-
ciaton, ended to-day in a victory for the
firm.
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woman's Christian Temperance Union

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK (Md), July 21.-
Tie conference of the Womans Temper
anee Union has adjourned. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. c. b. Buell., Evanston. iii. !:
Secretary, Mrs. Jennie McClurkin, Mich
igan; Treasurer, Mrs. 6. r. Cecil, Balti-
more, Md. Several Vice-Presidents were
also elected.
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Dismissed for Drunkenness.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The record OF
the proceedings of the court-martial in the
case of Lieutenant George FL. Evans, Com
pany G, Tenth Cavalry. stationed at Fort
Grant, Ariz.. have reached the War Depart
ment The court found the accused guilty
of the charge of drunkenness on duty and
sentenced him to dismissal from the service.
The President las taken no action vet.
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Conversion of Bonds.

WASHINGTON, July 2l-The movement
for the continuance of the Az percent bonds
at per cent is steadily growing in i'm
portance. Papers covering about one-third
of the S26,O0O.000 bonds, held by the ma
tional banks, have been perfected and the
reissues are being made as rapidly as
possible
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Miners smothsred In Death

FAIRPLAY (Colo.), July 21.--Two miners
were smothered to death in the Hall Valley
mine yesterday. a fire near the breast of the
tunnel in which they were employed driving
the bad air into the workings.
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McHenrv Was Not Poisoned

LONDON, July 21-The result of the post
mortem examination of the remains of the
late James McHeSry, the Erie railroad liti-
giant, whose life was said to have been hsay-
lily insured and who was supposed to have
died from poisoning. shows that there was
no ground for suspecting that McHenry had
been pOisOnnd.
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MONTREAL, July 2l.-At Long Point to-
day CASTOR Robert, the eleven-year-old son
Of weakly merchant of Montreal, while
playing on the wharf fell into the river.
Agnes Langpie, the maid Of the family,
jumped in and attempted to rescue him, but
both were drowned. Mrs. Robert also
jumped in, and had a narrow escape.
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AN ABsCoNDER ARRESTED.
Defaulting Bank Teller Located in the City
Of Mexico

CITY OF MEXICO, July 21.-Willam II.
Pope. the Louisville embezzler, has been ar
rested here. and he is held, awaiting the
action Of the Kentucky authorities
LOUISVILLE, July 21.-Pope was formerly
teller OF the City National Bank of Louis.
vile, and on March 30, 1890, failed to put in
an appearance. When the safe was opened
Sooo ovo was found to be missing. From
that time absolutely nothing has been heard
OF Pope until the dispatch was received
from the City of Mexico announcing his ar.
rest
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Western Association.

DENVER, July 21.-DeEvers 10, linco lns 6.
DULUTH, July 21.-The Milwaukee game
was postponed on account of rain.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 2l.-Minneapolis 4,
Sioux City 8.
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A Mission Of Cancellation.

PARIS, July 21.-In an autograph letter to
President Carnot the Pope describes the
mission of the new nuncio as one of con-
ciliation. He says that Government by
the nations choice has only to avoid the
approach 0f religious persecution to obtain
the stability essential to its existence.
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A Crusade Against prus.stores.

TOPEKA, July 2i.-The prohibition min
isters have declared war against the drug
stores and the Probate Judges who issue
them permits to sell liquors. They have ap-
pointed n committee to formulate plan Of
action and have adopted resolutions calling
upon all law-abiding citizens to support them
In their war AGAINST liquor selling.
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Order Of Discontinuance.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Judge Lacombe to-
day handed down an order of discontinue
ance in the suit brought some time ago by
John w. Mackay in the United States Cir
euit Court against Cassius III. Real and Ed
ward S. Stokes regarding the purchase of
certain telegraph lines in West Virginia.
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A Fatal Mistake

PITTsBURG. July 2l.-Last night Mrs.
Mary McCaffrey and Mrs. Faris gave their
infants carbolic acid in mistake for cough
medicine. The formers child died in two
hours. The other infant is stiIl alive, but
recovery is doubtful. Both mothers are al
most crayqd
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Goin Panic in Portugal,

LISBON, July H.-At a meeting of 5000
workmen, in Braga, it was resolved to re-
quest the Governor to take steps TO prevent
the speculation in English gold to the derri-
ment of the Portuguese circulation. The
currency tension is extreme. The premium
on pound sterling is now Is per cent.
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Tennis Contests

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE consolation con-
tests In the Western tennis tournament
ended to-day. Wrenn had things all his own
way, winning from both the Johnston
brothers with ease.
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London Land Valua hIa

LONDON, July 21.-The enormous value
reached by choicely situated land in this
city is freshly illustrated by real estate
transaction which has just been completed
1t is the leasing of a piece of crown land
In Pail Mall. The rental obtained is based
on the selling price of e5OO, 600 per acre.
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Will Probably RESIGN.

New YORK, July 2l.-A Washington spe.
cial says it is stated on reliable authority
that Colonel W. w. Dudley will probably
resign as Treasurer of the Republican Ma
tional Committee during the meeting at
Philadelphia on the 10Th inst
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The Wreck of the Cirna,

MONTREAL. July 2L-The agents of the
steamer Gree, which is ashore at Anticosti
Islands, have received dispatches which
show the wreck is much worse than at first
supposed. Captain Jennings and five OF the
crew were drowned. The vessel is almost
complete wreck
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American Association,

WASHINGTON. July -Washingtons 4,
BOstonS 6.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81 Athletics 5,
BaltimoreS 5. There was tie at tle end of
the ninth inning aud the umpire left the
game.
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DRUNK AND BoIsTERoUs.
Attaches of London Club Mutilated by 6
PugilIst

LONDON, July 21.-Charlie Mitchell was
drunk and boisterous at the Sportsman,s
Club at midnight last night, and when the
seryants irterfered he attacked them furi-
ously. be knocked several of them down,
kicking and Jumping on their PROSTATE
forms. Finally the attaches of the club
managed, by their united efforts, to throw
the sugilist down. One servant had piece
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Death From Heart Disease.

1AHLEouAH Il To, July 2l.-Senator W.
ii. Ross died suddenly yesterday from heart
disease at Fort Gibson. The Senator was a
half-breed, 6S years of age. He was edu-
Gated at Princeton. He has held almost
every office in the gift of the Cherokee Ma
tion, from chief down.
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At Boston,

Boston, July 21.-Good pitching an d
punched hits won to-day's game for the home
team. Bostons 6. Philadelphias 2 Batter
les-Staley and Bennett Thornton and Grey.
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The New York I.snar

NEW YORK, July 21-The Health Board
to-day decided to place the Chinese leper,
Chin Hop, in hospital. where his case will
be studied and his future disposition deter
mined upon.
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An Embezzler caueht.

New YORK. July 21.-Inspector Byrnes
received advices tonight from Buffalo that
J. G. Brian had been arrested there. j. w.
Post, President of the Tubular Steel Car
Company, charges Brian with having de-
camped with the proceeds of 500, 600 note.
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A Wedding interrupted by Lightning

VIENNA, July PA house at Reitenham,
In Moravia. in which wedding festivities
were being held was struck by lightning.
Two persons were killed, and about eigh, y
more OF less severely injured.
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THE EASTERN TURF.
Results Of Yesterdays Contests on ths
Principal Race Tracks.


Park the weather was clear and the track
fast. The winners were:
Seven furlongs, Jersey won, Ely second,
Patti third. Time, 1: 81.
Five furlongs, Murphy won, Pomeroy
second, Weight third. Time, 1:O4.
Seven furlongs, Cruiser won, Lowlander
second, King Hazem third. Time, :2Sk.
Six and half furlongs, Gray Dawn won,
Roger second, Khaftan third. Time, I:23K.
Six and half furlOngs, DshOmeny woa,
Meriden second, Pearl Set third. Time,
1 :23A.
:, One mile. Colville wen. Nubian second,
Tennessee third. Time. /: As.
At Jerome Park.
JEROME PARK, July 2L-The weather
was clear aud the track speedy. The win
ners were:
Handicap sweepstakes of six furlongs,
chesapeake won, Oragense second, Soho
third Time, 1:16.
Six furlongs, Trill won. Lizette second,
Mascot third. Time. 1:17b.
One and a half miles, Potomac won.
RECKON second, Palfiena third. Time,
2:41k.
Handicap sweepstakes, one and a six
teenth miles, Long Dance won, PicnIeker
second, West Chester third. Time, :5S%.
Six furlongs, Julio won. Arnold second,
Wilcox third. Time, 1:1Sh.
Seven furlongs, Esquimau won, Silver
Prince second, Advertiser third. Time, / 80.
At Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 81. = The weather was
clear and the track fast The winners were:
Six furlongs, Odrey won, Lonsdale second,
Rosa third. Time, 115.
One mile and seventy yards, Sunnybrook
won: Slaughter second. Pickup third. Time.
:4Sb.
One mile. Rogers won, Ashen second aud
Chimes third. Time, / :42A.
One and "a sixteenth miles, Aloha won,
Clark second, My Fellow third. Time, l :4S
half mile. Sunbeam won, Mon te Vlsto
second, Desert third. Time, 0:49.
Half mile, Big Casino won, Doncaster
second, Porter third. Time, 0:4SA.
AT HAWTHORNE.
At Hawthorne Park to-day the weather
was pleasant and the track in fairly good
condition. The winners were:
One mile, Ella Black burn won, Lizzie 3
second, Joe Carter third. Time :43h
Five furlongs, Julius Sax won. Julia May
second, Gayosa third. Time. 1 :O3.
One and three-SiXteenth miles, Eyperi-
ence won, Attlcus second, Brook wood third
Time, l :03.
Six furlongs, Renounce won, Bon Air sec
ond. McGinty third. Time, :16A.
One and sixteenth miles, Hocksey won,
Patrick second. Hydy third. Time, i:51.
Trotting at Detroit
DETROIT, July 21.-There was large at
tendance at the races to-day and the win
ners were:
2:19 class. pacing race for $4,000, divided.
Maggie r won, Monkey RoHa second. the
others drawn. Best time 2:17A.
2:24 class. trotting race for $4,000, divided.
the Merchants and Manufacturers Guaran-
teed Stakes, Temple Bar Won. Prodlgal sec
ond, Picpania third, Honest George fourth.
Best time, 2:17A.
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Weather in the East

CHICAGO, July 21.-The minimum and
maximum temperatures at different points
were as follows: Chicago. 500 and s6c: Gin
clnnati, 76o and 7So; New Orleans, 7so and
84' New York, 740 and $40; st. Louis, 7se
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THE ALTON FIGHT.

Efforts to Force the Road Into the Western
Traffic Association.
CHICAGO, July 21.-The opinion is becom-
ing general that there are to be important
developments in the Chicago al,d Alton
Railroad. Although Chairman Finley de-
MES that his course has been prompted by
any other influence than his own Judgment
1t is argued by knowing ones that his action
has been directly in line with plan to force
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THE SEALING PoACHERs.
Precautions Taken by the British Schooners
to Save the Booty

OTTAWA (Ont), July 2l.-According to
the returns received at the Fisheries Depart
ment, the number of seaIskins secured by
the British Columbia feet in the waters Of
Behring Sea up to June Both was 1900.
The skins have been safely landed at Vic
toria, the owners this year having taken the
precautIon to send up vessel early in the
month for the purpose OF collecting the
catch from the different schoOners.
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RETURNED TO WORK.

The Striking Railroad Employees in Paris Come
to Terms.
PARIS, July 21.-The Railway Mems
Union decided to resume work to-day.
Most of the railway strikers have resume d
work. The companies Will take back all
OF the men who went on the strike.
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PITTsBURG. July 81. = Chicago won to-
days game by good batting. Pittsburgs 4,
Chicagos7 T. Batterles-Baldwin and Berger,
Gumbert and kittredge.
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Accident to a Parachute Leauer.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 21.-Professor A. M.
Love, parachute leaper. fell $50 feet to-
day, owing to the disarrangement Of his
parachute, and was terribly injured
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The Prince VIII Not Marry.

LONDON, July 21.-The Crown Prince of
Roumania has aband ned his proposed mar
riage to Mile. Vacaresco.
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GENERAL NICOLAI.
Death Of Son Of Well-Known ambassador
Under an Assumed Name

NEW YORK, July 2l.-Just thirty years
ago General Nicolai. son Of the well-kDown
ambassador, and whose name was on every
body's lips in connection with the Russian
war, mysteriously disappeared. Last week
Father John Louis died Mt La Grande
! Chartreuse, IN consequence of an accident,
and 1t turns out that he was the missing son
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Mr.. spurgsou Much Exhanstes

LONDON, July 2t.-Rev. Charles II. Spur
geon passed restless night He is very
much exhausted this morning.
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OUT OF The DEEP.

Several Skeletons of the Victims of the
Wrecked Utopia Recovered.
GIBRALTAR, July 21.-The hull of the
Anchor Line steamer Utopia, which was
wrecked here some months ago. has been
safely lodged on the beach. The skeletons
OF nine grown males and several children
have been found on the steamer.
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WITH LAUDANUNI.
Suicide Of the Founder Of the Hall Carriage
Company.

Company.
BosToN, July 2l.-James Hall, the founder
of the big Hall Carriage Company, died here
at his residence on Canton street. Deceased
committed suicide, having taken laudanum
for that pursose. Worry over business was
the cause. He vas the husband of the
famous Florence Sherwood, the noted
harpist who has national reputation. He
tailed some time since, but paid 100 cents
on the dollar. He was reduced to poverty,
and worry made him a victim of nervous
prostratiou. His wife went to work to aid
him and resumed her old profession, and is
now travelling the country member of a
concert company.
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RUN AMUCK.

An Indian Doctor Shoots Girl While Crazy
From Drink
FALLS RIVER (Mass.). July 21.-Dr. Haw-
kins. an Indian physician, created great ex-
element heIe to-day. He had been drinking
hard lately and terrorized the kodman-
street inhabitants. Tonight he ran into the
shot striking Miss Powers in the right side.
Her physician fears that lock- jaw will result.
Hawkins went into the house and defed the
police force of the town. They surrounded
the house, and after some hours succeeded
In capturing him.
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n BATTLE IN AFRICA.
A French Expedition Avenge Their Comps
triota' Murder

trlOta' Murder.
PARIS, July 2l.--A dispatch from the west
coast of Africa says that French expedition
of fifty persons recently started from Lahon
to avenge the death of some French ex-
plorers. They encountered 1900 warriors,
armed with European rifles, at the village
hours. One Frenchman aud manv natives
were killed, and large number of the lat
ter were wounded. The natives retreated
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of his nose bitten off and another piece Bit
ten out of his leg. A summons has been
granted against Mitchell. who is trying to
smooth the matter over and avoid prosecu-
ton
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TIE LUCINDA SUTTON.

Launch Of Large Four-Masted Schooner for
the Coal Trade
New HAVEN Comm. July 81. The four
masted schooner Lucinda Sutton, tbs largest
vessel ever constructed on the coast between
New York and Boston, was launched to .
day. The Lucinda Sutton is 203 feet on
keel, Al feet beam and Is feet inches depth
of hold, with a registered tonnage of I4I5
tons and a carrying capacity of $500 tons.
The lower hold is u feet deep with feet
between decks. Her sail spread over 5000
yards of canvas. and over 1900 yards are
used for covering. She will be used in the
coal trade
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BASEBALL GAMES.
Anson's Colts Defeated the Nail Makers at,
Pittsburg Yesterday.

New YORK, July 21.-Brookiyns won to-
day. after poorly contested game. New
YOrks 9, Brooklyns TO- Batteries-Ewing
and Clark, Caruthers and Kinslow,
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RAILROAD COLLISIONS.
Three Laborers Killed-An Express Messenger
Fatally Injured.

1dtuhiy 1HJuTeu.
RICHMOND (Va.), July 21.-A material
train on the Atlantic and Danville Railway
collided in deep cut half mile east of
Boydton to-day with a hand-car. Three Ia
borers were killed and four badly injured.
CARLISLE Pa.), July 21.-A passenger
train on the Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
Pittsburg road left the track near here this
morning while running at high speed.
Messenger Watson was fatally injured and
David Levan and Conductor Bumbaugh se-
verely cut and bruised.
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big CHEF" LODE MINING CLAIM,

situate" about 2h miles southwest from Martin
pustoffice and about one haif mile south from the
Hub" inc, III Lava Greek Mining District
county Of Alturss. State Of Id he, as will appear
by certificate filed August IT, 1891, IN the once
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