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CANAL TOLLS.
They VIII Have No Serious Effect on
the Canadian Pacific's Business.

They VIII Have No Serious Effect on
the Canadian Pacific's Business.
MONTREAL Quebec, Aug. 2-Mr. Van
Horne, President of the Canadian Pa
citic Railway Company, on being asked
if the prohibitory toll at Sault Ste. Marie,
as threatened by the American author
tiles, would have any serious effect upon
the business of his road, said it would
not; that it would cause inconvenience
rather than damage to the company's in
terests. 1T is more convenient" con-
tinued Mr.. Van Horne, Ito handle our
Ontario freight by the lake during the
summer, and there is moreover, some
economy in it; but we can handle the
traffic by our all-rail routes and find
other profitable employment for our
boats" Mr.. Van Horne denied the re-
port that an English syndicate was nego-
tiating for the purchase Of the Canadian
Pacific Railroad Company's telegraph
SySiem,
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New Railroad INCORPORATED.

WALLA WALLA CWash.l, Aug. AR
ticles of incorporation of the Washington
and Columbia River Railroad Company
have been filed, with Levy Ankeny, w.
ID. Tyler and f. w. Paine as incorporat-
ors. Capital stock, So, 000,0 900. The object
OF the corporation is TO build a road from
Hunts junction to Puget Sound; also, to
build road from Pleasant View, the
terminal of the Oregon and Washington
Territory Eureka Flat branch, to Riparia.
The new incorporation is understood to
be incorporation of the Oregon and
Washington Territory, which road it ex-
poets to acquire by purchase.
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HONDURAS REVOLUTION.
General Nuila Completely Successful
EX-Presidant Bogran Shot.

General Nuila Completely Successful
EX-Presidant Bogran Shot
NEW YORK, Aug. "A Panama dis
patch to morning paper says: The
steamship Barracuda brought budget
of news to-day concerning the closing
scenes in the Honduras revolution. Cen
eral Leonardo Nuila has been completely
successful. and ex-President Bogran has
been shot, after having been imprisoned
for some in Santa Barbara. DIR. Bonilla
is provisional President, and a new Gov
eminent has been organized. According
to last reports. the country was fairly
tranquil.
The barracuda also brought rumors of
trouble brewing in Costa Rica. In conse-
quence of the hard times, there is great
suffering among the poorer people. Pro-
visions are enormously high, and labor
ing men can find little employment,
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HOMICIDE IN ARIZONA.
Tho Forty-Second Victim of an OF
Family Feud.

Tho Forty-Second Victim of an Old
Family Feud.
PHGNIX "a. t., Aug. 2.-Tom Graham
was shot and killed to-day by Ed Tewks-
bury. Both are well-known citizens.
Graham being cattle raiser and Tewks-
bury a sheep man. The shooting oc-
Cured near Graham's ranch, short dis
lance from Tempe, as Graham was going
to Tempe with a load of grain. Tewks-
bury, who lives in the Tonic Basin. spent
last night in Tempe and rode out to meet
Graham. The shooting is the result of a
family feud of five years standing, dur
ing which time twenty-seven men have
been killed on Graham's and fourteen on
Tewksbury's side. Graham was the last
one of four brothers, all killed, and
Tewksbury the last of six. A posse of
officers and citizens are in pursuit of
Tewksbury, who will be lynched if
caught. lie passed through Meso City
and took to the desert. He is mounted
on thoroughbred horse and it is thought
has relay of horses to Tonic Basin.
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Consul Ryder,s Case.

BRUSSELS, Aug. 1.-The Independent
Beige of this city says that the frauds
perpetrated by Henry B. Ryder, United
States Consul at Copenhagen, who is now
under arrest there, amount to 100000
kroner. In response TO a telegram from
the Danish Government the United States
authorities have cabled to the officials at
Copenhagen to proceed with the case and
prove the allegations against the Consul
and render judgment in the case in ac-
cordance with Danish law. 1t is said the
mode of living of Consul Ryder and his
wife has been very extravagant.
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Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.

WARDNER idaho, Aug. General
Carlin and Major Randall returned here
to-day from Fort Sherman. The troops
will remain here for an indefinite period,
as the United States Commissioner has
warrants for the arrest of 500 men, 200 of
which are yet to be served. Appeals
were sent to Governor Wiley by thelaw-
abiding citizens for continuance of mar
tial law. They expressed such grave
fears of danger to life and property il the
military was removed that the Governor
eXerted all his power to have the troops
retained until the fears were allayed. It
has been represented by the petitions to
both the Governor and the President that
men have been designated for the assas-
SIMS knife or bullet
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Failure of a Shoe Firm.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 2.-Havermale & Ros-
sier, one of the leading shoe houses, are
preparing to file papers of insolvency this
evening to close their store on Wednes-
day. Assets, $lS,000 liabilities. $4,000.
They are forced to this by the late Cali
1ornla National Bank failure, which in
yolved the fortune of Havermale's father.
The son was the senior member of this
firm, and had been unlucky in mining
properties. The amounts due the bank
from that and for merchandise business
are being pressed for by the bank re-
ceiyer.
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tagg Mohawk, and he could not have
been purchased for over $4,000.
The Advance Guard Arrives.

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 2.-The advance
guard of the National Guardsmen arrived
this evening, and the work of preparation
at Camp Columbus will commence in
earnest tomorrow. Ten carloads of
equipments and supplies viii arrive to-
night. The messroom and stables are be-
ing built, water pipes laid and the gen.
eral appearance OF the field is like
boom town. The First Regiment of
United States Infantry, Colonel Shafter
commanding, is now on march from
Angel Island, and will arrive here on
Monday next. The National Guard OF
California, to the number of $500 men,
are expected on Saturday
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MONEY QUESTION,
Professor Soelber's Scheme to Harmo-
nize the Systems of the World.

nize the Systems of the World,
VIENNA, Aug. 2. = The NeuUe Fret
PreSSe publishes details of a scheme
elaborated by Professor Soelber to har-
monte the monetary systems of the
world. The Professor recommends that
the coming international monetary con-
ference agree that no gold coin contain
ing less than 2.S065 grms. of fine gold he
allowed TO be coined or circulated in con-
trasting countries; that silver be coined
in proportion of twenty value units
stiller to one of gold; that silver be legal
tender up to twenty dollars, and that
silver coins of fixed standards of purity
be withdrawn from circulation. Pro-
lessor Soelber considers that everything
depends upon the attitude of Great Brit
tain
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STALLION SPORT DEAD.
Senator Stanford Loses Another valu-
able Horse.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2. - Senator
Stanford's stallion Sport, s years old,
with record of 2:223, died to-day OF
pneumonia and Inflammation of the
bowels. The eli sease at Palo Alto seems
to be epidemic, and many of the horses
are coughing bad. Water is supposed to
be the cause. Nearly all the thorough
breds at Palo Alto have been turned out
on account of the disease. The Hobart
stock farm and the San Jose stables have
also suffered severely, and the great STALL
ion Stamboul has been tax en- to Stock
ton to prevent his taking the disease.
Sport is said to have been the most
beautiful horse ever bred at Palo Alto.
His sire was Piedmont and his dam Som
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THE CONTEMPT CASES.

BorsE idaho, Aug. I'm tho con-
tempt cases against the Ceur d'Alcne
rioters the defense to-day filed a general
demurrer and plea in abatement, which
is taken under Amusement by United
States District Judge Beatty. The plea in
abatement alleges that six of the defend
ants are not citizens Of the United States:
that two are citizens of the State of Wash
ington. The plea further alleges that the
Cour d'Alene Miners Union has never
been incorporated in the State Of Idaho.
1t is therefore claimed that the action out
action between citizens of different States
such as the Federal court can exercise
jurisdiction over.
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ORDER OF IRON HALL.
First Legal Process Against the Asse
CATION RRunn

First Legal Process Against the Asso-
citation Begun.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-The first legal
process in the case of the Order of Iron
Hall has been begun here by Edward
Bucholz. Trustee of the local branch.
garnisheeing himself and other Trustees
of the local branch, on account of for
eign attachment for a $1,000 certificate
which had matured.
WILLING FOR AN INVESTIGATION.
INDIANAPOLIS Qnd.), Aug. 2. - Su-
preme Justice Freeman d. Somerby of
the Iron Hall has returned to this CITY.
but declines to speak of the charges
against himself. He insists, however.
that his accounts are all right, and that
he is not afraid CT an investigation.
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Mil and Church Burned.

STRATHwAY (ont.), Aug. "A knitting
mill and Roman Catholic Church here
We're burned this evening. Seven female
employees of the former were hemmed in
III the sixth story. One of them slipped
down pipe and escaped without injury,
but the others jup,ped for the roof of an
adjoining storeroom, and Maggie Head,
who fell to the ground, was fatally in
Jured. Her sister. Lizzie is also believed
to be fatally hurt. Loss, $3.50, COO; insur-
ance, $4,000. Two hundred people were
thrown out of employment
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The Columbus Celebration.

HUELvA SPAIN, Aug. 2.-The Spanish
vessels, which are gathered to take part in
the celebration of the 400th anniversary
OF the sailing of Columbus, proceeded for
Palos at o'clock this morning, the latter
being the port from which Columbus
sailed August 3, 1892. The war ships of
other foreign nations followed the Span =
ish. AT day-break tomorrow, should
the wind be favorable, vessel cor. :
structed exactly on the model of the
Pinta and Nina will pass through the
lines formed by the various squadrons
outside the bar at PaIOs,
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CHOLERA sCoURGE.
Fifty Thousand People Die of the Dis
ease in Russia

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Chronicles st.
Petersburg correspondent learns that
over fifty thousand persons died ofcholera
in Russian Caucasus in July.
A dispatch to the Times from Teheran.
Persia, says: Medical reports show
that 5000 persons died of cholera in
Meshed in June and July, being thirty
per cent. of the number of persons at
tackled last week."
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. lit is again
reported that cholera has appeared in
Moscow. The epidemic is decreasing in
the Volga district, but is increasing in the
Don territory. The disease has further
advanced in central Russia.
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The corsaia wins the Yacht Race.

CowEs, Aug. 2. Emperor William
arose early this morning for the purpose
of sailing his yacht Meteor in the race to-
day. At 10 o'clock the contest for the
Queens Cup began. The yachts made a
flying start and the Meteor was the first
to cross the line, which lead she held dur
ing the entire course. The Corsair, how
ever, which crossed the finishing line
second, was declared the winner on time
allowance. The Meteor was formerly the
Thistle.
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TAPPED TIE WIRES.
Bold Scheme of Sharp Young Men at
New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-One of the boldest
wire tapping schemes attempted in sew
eral years was successfully put through
by gang of sharp young men on Satur-
day in this city. One of the principal
race department circuits of the Western
Union Company was tapped. The re-
turns were delayed until bets were made
by those in the scheme, and then the re-
suits were sent by the operators who
were at the "tap." Two poolrooms lost
so heavily that they appealed to the tele-
graph company for relief Just how
much the gang made is not known, but
one of the persons on the inside says the
amount is not less than g, 500 and may be
5000.
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Change in Russia.s Government.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2. An ius-
portant change IS impending in the
method of conducting the Central Gov
eminent. The Gar, according to the
new arrangements, will appoint directly
the Minister President, who will dis
tribute the Ministerial portfolios himself
aud will be alone responsible to the Gar.
NJ. Abazor Asaza will probably be the
first President appointed.
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EXECUTED BY ELECTRICITY.
Joseph Woods Put to Death for
Killing His Father-in-Law.
THE MURDERER PRAYS FOR BLESS
INGS FROM HEAVEN.

Democratic Members of the House
Making Strong Efforts to Bring
About Compromise In Relation to
the Worlds Fair Appropriation-A
Committee Appointed to Talk over
the Matter Fails to Reach an Agree
ment.
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Withdrawal of the Rio Grande.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2.-Chairmau Vining
of the Transcontinental Association has
called meeting of the association at Sar-
atoga, n. Y, for the 10Th of this month,
the object being to take action on the
withdrawal of the Rio Grande Western
from the association; also to consider the
recent slaughter Of Pacific Coast rates by
tue cliDDer water line
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SHOW WlaG 1ree trade IN England has
done. Many parts are not only station
airy, but decreasing i'll rural population,
and he said there was nothing in the con-
dltlon OF agriculture in this country to
induce our farmers to exchange what
they have got for what it offers.
oFFICE-sEEKERs.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The opening Of
the Democratic and Republican National
Headquarters has brought small horde
OF place-seekers to l39 and sis Fifth ave-
nue.. Chairmen Harrity and Carter are
surprised to see the crowd of men tum
bling over one another to get places as
doorkeepers, messengers, etc. The fight
for these places is quite as vigorous as if
the Presidency were at stake and the
men who seek them have such political
backing that the managers are at a loss
TO make selections. This year, as i'll
former years, ex-Assem blymen and eX-
otfice-holders generally are the most per-
slStent III applications for places, and
they are not particular about the posi-
tons. Thay are willing to open and shut
doors, work down in the document mail
lng-room, or even do the porter's work.
The applications for places as stenogra-
piers and typewriters exceed in number
all the others. They come from all parts
OF the United States, and in many in
stances are Endorsed by members of the
National Committees. The Chairmen are
sure 10 offend somebody of importance,
no matter what selections they make.
THE ALABAMA ELECTION.
MONTGOMERY (Ala.), Aug. 2.-There
has been much interest felt in the returns
from Mondays election. Some additions
were made to Jones' column to-day, while
the hoIb counties in some instances sent
mp larger maiorities than reported. This
was notably the case in Allapoosa. Lime
STONE Chiffon TO
jorities for him of $500. Others are re-
ported for him to the number of ten,
which will run up this majority to a total
of about II 900. Jones' maiorities reached
about 10000 in twenty-nine counties. This
leaves twenty-four counties to hear from,
IN all of which the majorities will be
small either way, most of them being
conceded to Jones. The Legislature is
safely straight Democratic.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
NEW YORK, Aug. president w. w.
Tracy of the Illinois League says, in his
opinion, j. s. Clarkson will be elected
President of the National Republican
League by reclamation at the annual con-
vention in Buffalo, September LIST. lie
has talked with Clarkson, and has reason
to believe he will accept.
SENATOR HILL.
New YORK, Aug. 2-Senator Hill
came up from Normandie-by-th e-Sea last
night. and is staying at the Hoffman
House. He received a few callers this
morning, but declined to say anything
for publication about political matters.
BLAINE To TAKE THE STUMP.
AUGUSTA Me-, Aug. 2.-The campaign
in Maine will be opened by the Republic
cans on the 18th instant. Ex-Secretary
Blaine will take the stump.
REID MAKES A SPEECH.
WHITE PLAINS IN. ", Aug. Am
enthusiastic meeting of Republicans was
addressed by Vice residential candidate
Reid and Hon. Warner Miller Tonight.
Mr.. Reid made an admirable address.
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a Postmasrer Assanlted

NASHVILLE (Tenn.), Aug. D. Jesse
Bloodworth, a youth of Edgefeld juno
ton, entered The Postoffiee at that place
and on being told there was no mail for
him returned few minutes later and
assaulted the Postmaster, j. A. RamIv.
with knife. The latter is not expected
to live. Bloodworth is still at large.
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Central Conference. There are those who
predict that the q tcome of the action on
both sides will be TO divide Judaism into
two sects, the sosealled orthodox body
having already ts.Aen measures to call
convention of rabbis to excommunicate
those who are responsible for the
change.
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Attempt to Hold Up Cable Train.

KANSAS CRY, Aug. "a masked
kighwayman at midnight attempted to
hold up cable train on Summit street
and rob the conductor. Police Sergeant
Parker happened 10 be one of the pas
sengers, and fusillade ensued The Off
Ger was wounded in the groin danger
ously, but the robber escaped
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Remains of Samuel Coleman Wright

CARSON New, Aug. 2.-To-day the re-
mains of Samuel Coleman Wright, late
superintendent of the Carson Mint, were
escorted to the train by the militia, Ma
sonic body, employees of the Mint and
citizens. The body will be taken to Sac
ramento for interment, accompanied by
an escort,
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The Jury Disagreed

BOISE CITY qdaho), Aug. I'm the
District Court at Silver City, the jury in
the case of William B. FIemming.
charged with the murder of S. j. PritclI-
ard, Deputy United States Marshal, dis
agreed. FIemming's bonds were fixed
a L 81 600
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De Mores Must Stand TrIal

PARIS, Aug. marquis de Mores was
to-day arraigned on a charge of man-
slaughter. After the examination the
Marquis was formally committed to stand
trial. The four friends of the principals
who acted as seconds were also commit
ted, the charge being accessories to the
killing of Captain Meyer.
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A Young Man Killed.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. AT the suburb of
Chula Vista, last night, C. f. Webb, the
only son of the late United States Consul
Webb, was thrown from cart by frac-
tous horse. Webb's head struck the
station building and death occurred this
morning
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Order of BED Men

FRESNO, Aug. 1.-The Great Council of
the improved Order of Red Men convened
this morning at IL o'clock. 1t was called to
order by Grand Sachem Brandt. At the
session to-day merely routine work was
6pOa
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Wealthy Man Murdered.

OMAHA (Neb.), Aug. "A special from
Hastings, Neb., says Delevan S. Cole was
murdered last night by unknown per-
sons. His body was found this morning
in deserted shanty, lying in pool Of
blood. Cole was one of tie wealthiest
men in the city. The object of the MUIR
der was probably robbery.
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A Switchman Ininrad-

LATHRoP, Aug. 2-George D. White, a
switchman at the Lathrop yard, had his
left hand smashed this evening coupling
cars. he was taken to Stockton by special
train for treatment.
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ABRAHANIIC RITE.
The Action of the Central Conference,
Creates a Sensation.

OFedCeS e SENSATION.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The radical de-
parture in regard to the Abrahamic rite
made by the recent Central Conference of
Hebrew rabbis in this city created a re-
markable sensation throughout the
Hebrew world. The resolution of the
conference declaring the acceptance of the
rite by proselytes to the Hebrew religion
to be optional, has aroused widespread
discussion and movement is already on
foot to express the sentiments of the con-
servative elements of the religion in op-
position to the reform" adopted by the
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British Politics.

LONDON, Aug. 2.-Gladstone, in cir
cular to his Parliamentary supporters.
urges them to attend the election for
Speaker of the House of Commons Thurs
day, and especially urges all to be pres
ent Monday next when the address is
moved in reply to the speech from the
Throne. Gladstone is so much improved
to-day that he has arisen and is with his
Secretary in the study.
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TIE TROOPS WILL REMAIN.
Law-Abiding Citizens of Idaho to
Have Military Protection.
FEARS OF FURTHER TROUBLE IN
THE MINING REGIONS.

Professor Holden Denies Sensational
Reports About the Observations of
Mars-A Family Feud Leads TO
the killing of an Arizona Cattle
Raiser, This Being the Forty-Sec-
ond Victim Since the Trouble Be-
gan.
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Drought Threatened.

ALGIERs, Aug. "A strong sirocco
prevails throughout Algeria. The heat
reached 1862 Fahrenheit in the shade, and
a severe drought is threatened. Many
forest fires are raging in different parts of
the country.
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Bicycle Record Broken.

SPRINGFIELD Mass, Aug. 2-George
F. Taylor made mile liz 2:l4 I-5 on a
safety at Hampden Park this Afternoon,
breaking the worlds record Of 2:l5. The
record is official.
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Cyrus Thomas claims to have discov-
erel the key which will unlock the mys-
terry of the Maya codices, and, probably,
OF the Central American inscriptions.
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Probable Change in Ministers.

BERLIN, Aug. 2.-The ToSS5sScHe lei
tIc2ag asserts that Minister of the Interior,
Herr Furth, will soon resign his port
folio, in consequence of differences be-
tween himself and DR.. Miguel, Minister
OF Finance. 1t is also said that Won
Gutenberg, President of the Prussian
Ministry will succeed Herr Furth
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Panama Canal.

New YORK, Aug. "A Herald Pan
anna dispatch says: A telegraphic dis
patch has been received here that the di-
rectors have signed a convention with
syndicate, headed by the Vice President
of the Chamber of Commerce, to conclude
the work on the canal.
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shower Of Rain at Napa.

NAPA, Aug. "A sharp shower. last
ing only a few minutes, fell about 10
O'Clock Monday night. No damage.
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WIN Object to Davitt Taking His Seat

LONDON, Aug. 2.-The Neaps says it un-
derstands the Government will object to
Michael Davitt taking his seat in the
House of Commons, on the ground that
he has not completed the full term of his
sentence on criminal charge.
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Non-Union Men Driven Out.

STEVENS POINT (Wis.), Aug. 2-The
sawmill strike is apparently no nearer
settled than it was yesterday. Wallace &
Karner's mill started this morning, the
crew being satisfied with their wages.
About o'clock the strikers of other mills
marched down and compelled the crew
10 lee from the premises. One man was
knocked down with club, and if the
Sheriff had not been on hand bloodshed
would have been the outcome.
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Sow cabinet to be Formed.

YOKOHAMA, Aug. 2.-Premier Mat
sukata has resigned, owing to the ap-
pointment of Yiscount Tokano, Minister
of Justice, to the Home Ministry. Count
Ito will form new cabinet.
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-NOT6 ITOuDIe IrODn Die at Coal Creek.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), Aug. 2.-There is
probability of more trouble at the Coal
Creek mines. The miners are growing
restless under the continued presence of
troops. Numerous outrages have been
committed of late on soldiers sent out
slngly, and it has been found necessary
to Increase the force'of guards by thirty.
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TARIFF And FREE TRADE.
Republican Campaign Formally
Opened at Beatrice, Neb.
IMMENSE ASSEMBLAGE AT THE
CHAUTAUQUA GROUNDS

Fifteen Thousand People Listen to a
Stirring Address by Governor Nc
Kinley of Ohio on the Benefits to
be Derived by the Masses Under
the Existing Protective System
CIeveland's Tariff Reform Policy
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TerrtbIe Decd of Jealous husband.

SAGINAW (Mich.), Aug. 2. = Judd
Fosdyk, teamster, to-day shot and
killed his wife, and then suicided. Jeal-
ousy was the cause.