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HOW 1T WAS DONE
Archbishop Ireland Stopped the
Hall-FitZSimmOnS Fight.
his Influence Was Most Potent With
Governor Merriam-This is the Story
of an Omaha Editor.

[Specialto THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatcn.l
CHICAGO, July 25.-No"twithstanding all
the talk about Governor Merriam's inter
ference, it was Archbishop Ireland, Of ST.
Paul, who really stopped the Halltitzsim-
mons fight said Daniel 3. Honin, editor
of the Omaha Rdillcdy NelCs, at the Grand
Pacific. II have just come from St Paul,
and know the whole inside history of the
affair" continued Mr.. Honin. 1.-THE Pro-
testant ministers and Young Mems Chris
tian association and the other evangelical
societies held indignation meetings, de-
nounced the fight and called ON the gov
ernor to prevent it, but all in vain. The
governor told them, no later than Tuesday
evening, that he would not interfere; on
the contrary ne had accepted an offer of a
stage box from which to witness the mill.
Wednesday morning Archbishop Ireland
called on the governor, and when he lett
the conference Governor Merriam had de-
cided to prevent the fight Probably the
archbishop acted according to his idea OF
the best moral interests of the community,
but most of the people up there think he
did il lust TO show the extent Of his in
fiuence. / told some of the boys | was
coming TO Chicago. where divorces are said
to be easily obtained, to plead tor decree
Of divorce between church and state In
Minnesota"
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Plan 10 Murder a Cashier.

Dies MONIES, July "a well laid plan
TO kill the cashier Of the American Saw
ings bank and rob the vault of $500, 900 was
berry was arranged TO take place Monday
morning at S O'Clock, the hour at W hich
the vault is regularly opened by Cash
Ter Elliott. The scheme was for
one man TO engage the cashier
in conversation, another to enter
by a side door, slip up behind
and sandbag or stab him il neces-
sary, while third was to take the rolls
of money from the vault Two of the men,
James Dimmitt, colored tough, and Sam
Des Moines, and the third one, profes-
sionsl tough from Kansas City. Cooper and
Dimmitt are under arrest. A local news
paper man got wind of the scheme by pre-
tending to be tough.
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Reid Assisting the Fair Commissioners

PARIS July,5.-United States Minister
Reid is doing is utmost to assist the Col
umbian fair commissioners, ex-Congress
man Butterwcth of Ohio, Judge Lidsey,
Kentucky, ant A. F. Bullock, Massachu-
sets.
The membes of the commission break
tasted to-day with Deputy Besger. who
had charge ofthe Paris exnition arrange
ments. The french commission had sew
eral sittings during the week, NJ. Roche,
minister of finance, presiding There were
warm discussions at times on the subject
of railway raes between New York and
Chicago, and much illfeeling was caused
Since the arrival of the commission from
Chicago the latter have met the French
commission and explained matters to the
satisfaction OF all concerned.
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Morris Park Races.

MORRIS PARK, July 25.-The weather
was partially cloudy and the track heavy.
Handicap sweepstakes, mile - Beansy
won, Weschester second, Kingmaker third
Time-1 "a.
Six furlongs-Racelsnd won. Nelly BLY,
second, Clarendon third. Tlme-1:12.
Six furlongs-Alr Plant won, Fremont
second, Patrimony third. Time 1928.
Mile and a half-San Juan won, Pick
nicker second, Kildeer third. Time-2:4l5I
Handicap sweepstakes, six furlongs-
Arab won, Sleipner second, Soho third.
Time-1:l1.
Sweepstakes, seven furlongs-Riot won,
Adventurer second, Esquimaux third
Time-1:2s11.
Six furlongs-Gorman won, Addie
second, Maud Howard third. Time-1 :I4IS.
Handicap, mile and one furlong-
Lorenzo won, Silver Lake second, Nina
Archer third. Time :5314.
Sweepstakes, five acknowledgement
won, ST. Pancras second, Schuylkill third.
Time-593,
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CHICAGO. July 26.-The following are the
baseball percentages:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Stormy .Jordan's Career.

Dies MONIES, To-, July Ex-Governor
Boies to- day revoked the suspension of the
sentence against STORMY" Jordan, OF OF
tumwa. Jordan is q notorious character,
against whom, at one time and another,
81. 900 in fines have been assessed for
liquor law violation. Two years ago Gov
ernor Larrabes suspended all fines and Jail
sentences against him on condition he
would never go into the business again
When Governor Larrabee went out and
Governor Boies came into power, Jordan
returned to Iowa and has since been run
ming a saloon at Ottumwa IL is reported
that number of similar suspensions will
be revoked. At any rate 1t is decided de-
parture which il upsetting political calcu-
latiOls.>
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The Attempt Was on NINE. Constans Life.

PARIS, July 26.-The report which pre-
vailed in this city to-day to the effect that
an attempt had been made to asssssinate
Nine. Carnot, wife of the President, by
means Of an internal machine, was utterly
incorrect, In that the attempt was not made
on the life of Nine. Carnot, but on the wife
of Constans, minister Of the interior. An
analysis of the powder which was found in
the followed part of the book received by
Nine. Constans proves to be illuminate of
mercury, highly explosive compound.
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The Elliott Murder Case.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 25.-The jury in
the Elliott murder case has taken a recess
until Monday. after being in session since
Thursday noon. The jury today asked the
court for evidence bearing upon the point
as to who fired the first shot in the tragedy.
AS the testimony is voluminous, the court
was obliged TO order a recess that he might
have time to refresh his memory on the
testimony desired. There is a growing
anxiety over the failure Of the jury to
return a verdict. There is no reliable in
formation as to the jury's standing.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Base Ball.

base Bail.
NATIONAL LEAGUE-CINCISNATI.
Pittsburg, o: Cincinnati, l. Batteries
King, Mack; Mullane, Harrington.
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, IA; Chicago, Is. Batteries
Young, Viau. Davis, thinner; Nicol, Luby,
Kittridge, Bowman.
Boston, 3: New York, l3. Batteries
Clarkson, Bennett; Welsh, Clark.
BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn, Is; Philadelphia. Q. Batter
ies-Lovett, Winslow; Esper, Thorn, Gle
ments.
AMERICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cincinnati, IL; Louisville, 3.
PHILADELPHIA.
Athletics, 6; Washington, 1.
COLUMBUS.
Columbus, 4; st. Louis, l.
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, 3; Boston, 8. Called at th G
end of the fourteenth inning on account OF
darkness.
WESTERN LEAGUE-DULUTH.
Duluth, 10; Denver. ..
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Il; Omaha, 1.
SIOUX CITY.
Sioux City, O.: Lincoln, 3.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis, 5; Kansas City 10.
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ting Denver Saloons.

DENVER, To-, July 25.-ISpecial tele-
gram to I HERALD. The saloons of
tent of thv BY running small so-called
restaurants connection with the saloons
and thus bling them to keep open
all night, en- the city ordinance pre-
scribes thall shall close at Il o'clock.
To night tnficers are closing up all these
places, eve compelling many oldtime
ssstaurantsyith saloon attachments, to
6 ose all theiront doors.
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Tory Comments on the wisbeck Election.

LONDON, July 25.-The Tory press con-
cede the recent Liberal victory greatly
nenaces the Union cause.
The Times commenting on the result Of
the Wisbeck parliamentary election says ::
This defeat is the worst the Unionists
have sustained. Gladstone has at length
obtained an argument supporting his pre-
dictions of Liberal success at the general
election. The reverse is not due to the
popular adoption Of home rule, but rather
TO Union Liberals Withdrawing their sup
port from the Conservatives under the be-
lief the time has come when they can again
exercise freedom of choice in politics.
The Chronicle says: 1.-The result is due to
the conservative candidate adopting the
protection cry. The lsborers recognize
protection for farmers will not increase
their wages. They voted for the Glad
stonean candidate. believing radical meas
ures had better be entrusted to a radical
government"
The Daily Ne,cs is iubilant. 1t saws:
t'The result is proof the country
generally is waiting to reverse the decision
of 1856 ~
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D-uctive Cloudburst.

IDAHO SPEs. Colo, July 25.-[Special
telegram toe HERALD. "A cloud burst
in Fall Rivend Trail Greek canons this
afternoon a the water came down in a
solid wall elve feet high. Nathaniel
Brooks wasrried away in his cabin and
drowned. e body has not yet been
found. Thoiorado Central roadbed has
been washeut in many places, and nearly
all bridges bw here are either gone out
or are impeble. Nearly all the mining
mills are sdamaged as to have to shut
down.
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Brighton Reach Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH. July 25.-The track
was heavy Mile and a quarter (D-Tat-
tier won, Little Jim second, Middlestons
third. Time-2:03A
Five furlongs-Vital Spark won, Kat
Krah second. Kingdom third. Trme-1 -06.
Seven furlongs-Jay Quel won, Vaga-
bond second, Theora third. Time-1 :321<
Six and half furiongs-Kitty won,
Rambler second, Stryke third. Time
1:25.
Mile and one furlong-Longstreet won,
Tanner second, Virgie third. Time
1:511S. IL
Seven furlongs-Ballston won. Monterey
second. Zed third. Time :32.
Five furlongs-Airshaft won, Gold Wave
second. Under Cover third. Time-1 :05.
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Dieoan today publishes a descriptive &C

Dieodn to-day publishes descriptive ac-
count by Colonel J. X. Allen. a well-known
engineer, Of the phenomenon in what Is
known as the volcanic cones Of the Coco
pah mountains, situated sixty-five miles
southwest of Yuma, in Lower California
Colonel Allen says there are over three
thousand active volcanoes there, one hal1
of which are small cones. ten or twelve
feet at the base; the remaining half i've to
forty feet at she base and fifteen to twenty
feet in height. The whole volcanic region
is encrusted with sulphur. One peculiar
feature of the region is lake of water, Jet
black, which is a quarter OF mile IN
length and one-eighth OF a mile IN width,
seemingly bottomless. The water Is not
and salty.
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An English Protest Against Unrestricted
Immigration.

LONDON, July 25.-At crowded meeting
in this city. at which the bishop of Bedford
presided, resolutions were adopted protest
ing against the unrestricted influx of desti-
tute aliens into England and demanding
the government to take such measures as
would prevent the entrance into the country
of such undesirable persons. The resolu-
tions were supported by a number of
prominent members of the house Of com
mons who were present.
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ST. Paul Races

ST.. Paul, July 25.-The track was slow.
Five furlongs-The Peer won, Callie
Ferguson second, Alorth third. Time
:0215.
Mile and one hundred yards-Pat Conley
won. Matte Allen second, LEMON third.
Time-1 49,.
Mile and one sixteenth-Rumini won,
Hopeful second, Jim Dunn third Time
l 80.
Mile and three eighths-Donatella won,
I.udwick second, Pomfret third. Time
. :23.
Mile and an eightb-Anniew won, Getaway
second, My Queen third. Time-3:574.
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Cause Of Koch's Resignation.

BERLIN, July 25.-The announcement
that Prof. Koch had resigned all the public
offices held by him caused considerable dis
cussion and speculation as to the cause OF
this action. There have been rumors cir
culsting that he was dissatisfied with the
results of his tuberculosis discovery and
his resignation is attributed to this. But
friends make the assertion he Is upon the
point Of accepting new office, that OF dl-
rector Of the institute Of Infectious dis
eases, which has been organized oy the
German government. 1t is also stated the
academy senate will bestow an honorary
Office upon Prof. Koch.
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A Boy Bilks a Cashier.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 25.-At Akron
to-day, Otto Schoenbure, aged 10, an en-
ployee Of the Werner Printing company,
called the cashier who was making up the
payroll. to the telephone. When the
cashier returned to his office, Otto was
missing, he having stolen 1900 from the
desk and disappeared. Two confederates
were waiting outside with team. The
officers are in pursuit, but no trace of him
has been discovered.
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Grand Trunk Stocks Buoyant in London.

MONTREAL, July "a cable from Lon
don to the Star says: Canadian Pacific and
Grand Trunk stocks have been buoyant o n
account of the rumored objects of the visit
TO this city of Van Horne and Depew. 1t
is now believed that the actual fusion OF
the two roads is practicable, although 1t is
generally thought friendly traffic arrange
ments will be arrived at, provided the
Grand Trunk adopts a pacific attitude
towards the Canadian Pacific. The board
of directors of the Grand Trunk met yes
terday and fully discussed the situation
with Duncan Mcintyre in view Of Sir
Henry Tyler's visit to Canada
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Democ,ic Meeting in Provo.

Provo, ct. ally 25.-[Special telegram to
THE HERALD.-Th people of Provo turned
out almost { masse to listen to the tariff
arguments bprof. Paul and Mr.. Dyer. The
highest enthiam prevailed throughout
the meeting, hich continued until IL 30 p.
m. ". H. Eng, candidate for the coun-
Gil, also made speech which which was
loudly cheere
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Van Horne and Depsw In London.

TORONTO. Ont, July "a cable from
London says: 1.-THE sudden arrival OF
President Van Horne of the Canadian Pa
cific railroad in London, coupled with the
fact that Chauncey NJ. Depew Is also here,
attracts attention in city circles. The OH
cial statement is that Mr.. Van Horne Is
only here on strictly private business, but
it il believed in many quarters that the re-
suit of his visit will probably be seen In
large financial operations.
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English Correspondence on Copvriph,.

LONDON. July 25.-The official CORES
pondence relating to the copyright law has
Just been issued. Lord Salisbury in COM
municating to United States Minister Rob
ert 7. Lincoln, under date of June l6, says
that contemporaneous publication in for
eign country does not prevent the author
from obtaining English copyright; also
that residence within her majesty's do
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 25.-The weather was
cloudy and the track heavy.
Six furlongs-Lester won, Foreigner sec
ond, Catesley third. Time-1 :2014.
Mile and furlong-Sallie McClelland
won, Santa Anna second. Time-2:0
Mile and three observation-disclosures won,
Judge Morrow second. Time-2:O9.
Six and half furlongs-Eon won, San
tiago second, India Rubber third. Time
LIS.
Mile-Gettysburg won, Reporter second,
Lynn third. Time-1 As.
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First Tea Ship in Tacoma.

TACOMA, Wash, July 25.-The overdue
tea ship Guy c. Goss arrived last night
with 80. 2SS packages of tea, valued at $780,
600. The Goss is the first tea ship ito
enter the Tacoma customs house, previous
tea ships having entered Port Townsend.
The tea is being assorted in the tea ware
house, and viii comprise eight or nine spe-
cial freight trains to Chicago and New
Work.
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A Fire In Dallas, Texas.

ST.. LOUIS, July ga Dallas, Texas,
dispatch says fire broke out in j. b.
Cowan & Co.'s liquor house on Com
mercial street early this morning and
spread rapidly to the Benbrook School
Furniture company, Brewers Storage
company,s warehouse and Wolfe g. Co.'s
cotton gin. Five hundred bales of cotton
in the gin were destroyed A rough esti
mates places the less at $500, 900.
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Trottiug at Detroit.

DETROIT, July 25.-The 2:10 trot, g, 600
Aline first, Diamond second, st. Elmo
third, Almont Wilkes fourth. Best time
2:1921.
The 2 :l9 pace, g., 0OO-Mascot first, Sciota
Girl second, Nellie b. third, Lady Sheri-
dan fourth. Best time-2:15Il.
Nancy Hanks was sent a mile to beat her
record Of 2:14. but failed to do it, her time
being 2:4.
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All Quiet at Briceville.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 25- - Every
thing is quiet at Briceviile and Coal Creek
The convicts have been returned to the
mines and the troops are on their way
home. No further trouble is expected, the
miners having agreed to await the action
of the extra session of the legislature.
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Shot His Wife and Himself.

ST. LOUIS, July 25.-Charles Cave, q
painter, whose wife was unable TO live
with him on account of frequent quarrels,
shot her because she refused to return, and
tried to end his own life. Both are in a
critical condition.
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Mr., Mark Hopkius-searles Dead.

MrrHUEN, Mass, July 25.-Mrs. Mark
Hopkins Searles. wife OF Edward Searles,
the New York architect, and widow Of
millionaire Hopkins, of the Pacific slope,
died here this morning as the result of an
attack of the grippe Her first husband
left an estste valued at SO, 900, 900. Searles'
wealth is estimated at $40. 000, 900.
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Garfield Park Races.

CHICAGO, July 25.-The weather was
clear and the track fast
Five furlongs-Healy John won; Jim
Gray second, Miss Lee third. Time
1:012l.
Mile and sixteenth-Ira ID. Bride won
Camilla second, Rosa third. Time
1:4914.
Five and q half furlongs-Rosecola won {;
Corinne second, Dolly Noble third. Time
1929.
Mile and fifty yards-Aloha won; Fay
cite second. Jed third. Time-1 AL.
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po,es, Ia,,er Of Acceptance.

DIES MONIES, July Ex-Governor Boies'
letter accepting the Democratic non,ina-
ton was given to the press to-day. The
issues of the campaign are discussed Spe-
cial stress is laid on prohibition and the tar
in but it is somewhat non-committal on the
free coinage of silver which was endorsed
by the Democrats at the Ottumwa conyen-
ton.
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Narrow Escape of the Cushing.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The United States
torpedo boat Gushing narrowly escaped
colliding with the Hamilton avenue ferry
boat Montbank of the Battery to-day.
The Montbank was loaded with passengers.
Both vessels prevented what might have
been q disastrous loss of life
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EditorIcKnight Ont on RaiL.

BUTTE, Mo-, July 25.-TSpecial teIe-
gram to The ;ERALD. II. A. Nick night.
editor of the Helena Journal, who was
thrown int jt yesterday by Judge Nc
Hatton, of thicity, for contempt Of court,
was admittedo bail to, night on application
10 the supren court for writ of habeas
corpus. The caring will take place next
Monday.
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Wales aud the Kingpf Roumon mia.

BUCHAREST, July 25.-The Prince of
Wales will meet the King of Roumania at
Blankenberg in August, to discuss the
question of the marriage of Prince Ferdi-
nand. heir presumptive to the Roumanian
throne, to the eldest daughter of the Duke
of Edinburgh.
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Spanish Amnesty to Military Exiles.

MADRID, July ga majority of the mil
itary exiles will accept the amnesty
granted by the government and return TO
this country. Senior Gorilla, the exiled
Republican leader, with few other prom
inent political exhiles. refuse to accept the
however, hoping Immediately to
act in concert with the Portuguese revo-
lutionists in general Iberian republican
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The Emperor sIips on a Wet Deck.

BERLIN, July 25.-The Reichsanzeiger says
that during a rain storm Thursday En-
peror William slipped on the wet deck of
the Hohoenzeller and injured his knee. He
will be compelled to give his leg long
rest, and his projected mountain excursion
has been abandoned.
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a Tn RIMS into a Handcar.

ERIE, ColeJuly Especial telegram
TO The Hers. "A Burlington train ran
into a handca at $50 this evening. Fred
Larson was -ribly mangled and may not
live. The The others escaped with slight
bruises.
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Winchester Against Razor.

AToKA, /. t., July 25.-Yesterday after
noon Fred Thornton and James Grundy
auarreled. Grundy cut Thornton with a
razor. Thornton then secured Winches-
ter and shot Grundy, killing him instantly.
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A Bic Railroad CombfnstIou.

MONTREAL, July 25. "A new phase was
developed yesterday in the big railway
deal going on between the Canadian Pacific
and Grand Trunk railroad to the effect that
the Boston and Maine railroad is also to be
included, which, if consummated, will form
one of the biggest railroad combinations on
the continent
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Mary Lincoln's Engagement Announced.

LONDON, July 25.-The engagement of
Mary Lincoln, eldest daughter of Robert
t. Lincoln, United States minister to Great
Britain, to Charles Isham of New York, is
announced. The wedding will be solemn
lied in this city during the coming autumn.
The prospective bridegroom was formerly
private secretary to Lincoln.
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The Holy Coat of Treyes.

BERLIN, July 25.-The Pope has ap-
proved the exhibition of the "holy coat at
Trevcs and sanctioned the forgiveness of
sins to pilgrims who journey thither.
Three steamers, each with 900 pilgrims
aboard, have arrived from America.
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Portuguese Financial Matters.

LLBoN, July 25.-The British sovereign
is quoted here at 90 per cent premium.
The Bank of Portugal is supplying en-
ployers of labor with limited amount OF
silver currency, and further supplies Will
be necessary to pay troops and laborers on
the puhlic works
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Hanging to q Tree.

FRANKLIN, KY, July 25.-This morning
John Granger, negro, was found hang
ing to a tree. A few days before he had
difficulty with Bell Witt, white man, and
made threats against other white resi-
dents. Last night he was lynchsd by a
small mob
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Hawthorne Park Races.

CHICAGO, July 25.-MiIe and one-sixteenth
-Mirabeau won. Laura Doxey second,
Marplot third. Time-1:5l.
Six furlongs-Estella won, Roley Policy
second, Drift third. Time-l :164.
Six furlongs-Phil Dryer won, Strath-
maid second, Jim Head thiro. Time
1:1714.
Five furlongs-Zantippe won, Hustler
second, Tom Roach tpird. Time-1 :O5.
Observation-Disclosures won. Elphin sec
ond, Evrngaline third. No time trken.