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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
Thousands Listen 10 the Funeral
Grafton aud Witness the
C,r. monies.
a GRAND MILITARY Gs-
coRr.
The Killed Sailor Spoken Of As u
Tender.hcaricd unOiieni.
lug Man.
The Funeral scryic-a over tho re.
mains Of sailor EiEgiu.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ~. 49, with
measured trvad 10 the solemn music Of
munlU1 drums i0UU representatives.
from the naval, military, civic aud
patriotic organizations joined in the
funeral procession Of Chsrlcs w.
ltiggin, thu bUat-wain's mato OF the
United States steamship "Baltlm0re,"
who was killed In the streets 81 Val.
paTaiso. At least l2,Ul1 Uthec- silently
watched the cortCgc ns II mOvcl from
independence Hall 10 Woo Hand cemu-
terry where several thousand were per.
mllted 70 enter TIC cemetery. They
listened attentivcly to The funeral
Grafton and witnessed the religious
services NJ tho grave.
Tho military escort consisted Of 10
men from the First regiment National
Guard VI Pennsylvania, 200 men from
the Third REGIMENT anu my men from
the Gray lnviuclbles. The National
Guard OF New Jerauy was represented
by sevvnty.two men from company ID.
Then followed long liue OF Grand
Army veterans, Sous OF Am,gics,
Junior mechanics aud naval veterans
with numerous bBuus.
Tile firing squads VI mntines from
League lsinuu navy preceded the
hrhfsc. a dozen sehmel aud petty
tillcer- from the United States rcrriv.
ing the ship est. Louis" acted a,
Huari Of honor Hut pail bearers. Toe
h,atse was uTAR q by six black hofs, s.
TIE caniaYes following bore the family
OF the deaf sailor mud several mem
bcys on tho crew Of the "liaitmoro. -
The Etops hud every point 4 vantage
were iillCd with spectators who
watched the couege silently without
making any demonstration.
Shortly alter . O'Clock tho heirso
was drawn up IA rout vi The stand
erected near the grave. Samuel IA.
Boyer read appropriate prayers gud
th,n spoke of Rigglu, chamcieTizag
him ~ tendef.hunfted but bHvraul
softer man Who would b. unlikely n
offend any one. Thou Assistant
District Attorney william lSneur
WILDLY toictlbed how Riggin was
killed, basing his remarks upon the
testimony OF tyu.witnestes. The PEG.
plesnng "My G uutfy, Ills Of Thee"
and Rev. Duucau McGftgor paid "A
glowing tfilutos to the Jesd Seaman
and 10 American patriotism. When
the caskot was lowered tho firing
squad fred three v1lleys and the
solemn services were ended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

CHICAGO, Aug. lS.-Superlnlendont
Troy of the Railway Mail Service,
who had charge Of the train which
carried the twenty millions Of gold
coin from The Federal Sub Treasury In
San Francisco TO tho ub.rrensury IA
New Nork, arrived hnre ;oday. He
says he has no dosiru to repeat his tx.
pcriunces on the trip, ami IL OF the
opinion that the government will not
try It again soon. The publication Of
tho fact that the train had started in
creased the dangers and necnEsiiatod
increased Vigilance. The result was
the loss Of many hours sleep and con.
Siderable discontinue. 'LSe guards In
the front car We're 10 stu that they
could rec without being Won, and at
the same tlmo cover and protect the on.
gineer ami fireman with Winchesters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

DR.. Huill says ho believes that In most
cases horsos arc exhausted from brutal
Indifference ON tho part OF tho driver
more than FROM ignorance on hot days
be say horses should bowuturcl at short
intervals with an thl water they viii
drink, aud their heads (f.qucutly blihcd
with cold water, II the horse appears
90 DO much exhausted fifteen or twenty
mnutes' rest IN u ahaiy place will often
Afford sufficient roligf II ut the end VI
this limo evidence Of exhaustion con-
inuos, NOTHING will give moro prompt
or efficient relief thnn TO batho tho on
tire body with water In mon, oxtomo
cases, Whon tho exhaustion rs complete.
the animal must BE- secured go ms to pro.
vent him from iuimiug himself until he
can ho removed in ul gnbulncc. aud
iu the meantime leo should bo applied
20 his head and leo Eator 10 his body TO
reduce tho temperature, S,imulmnts IN
the form OF alcohol arc Indicated, bu,
should be used with the greatest cl-c,
and always uulgr tho supervision Of n
veterinary surseon,-philadolphia Led.
lor,
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Two boys, mot quite In thoir teens, 20.
into q quarrel In rwuuty.third street,
near tho Filth Avenue hotel, tho othor
day, aud after cShausing their rcspcs.
uycyocnhuhric they fcll 90 pmnmallng
each other vlciuusly Thoy were Of thu
tough spec,os, both rhyaclllymd social.
ly THOR alteration naturally attract.
ed much Intention zoo ihat thoroughiaro.
and % score or more por.ou8 atoppod 10
watch Tie conflict Nobody showed any
desire to interfere until along camc a
brIghtaul Lroazy tailor made rirl, walk.
ing as or'ct ns 70 soldier ANA with q
quick fpflnry Yep. Sine took va tho
fight at q glance, and stopping within
an arms lcngib of The comhaiauis she
commanded 'ham 90 dcsi.t. Each boy.
with scuut breath. conveyed 60 hcr ina "A
rude, slunsy way bis desire that sh3
should miuu her own buNl,.s.
"WhatH that you uyg uid tho younf
woman, n7 sho stretched ont two elo,ci
hnnis toward tholuya "Alud my own
busucsa, chf and the ngAt instant th,
two .mnd' were drawn bacl; with q
Visu-uu, jerk, with % boy dangling from
each hui. With firm S,ip on tirlr
coat collars tho athletic yirl knocked
the hcls ut tho boliico.o bows together
o easily " ho wcfo hlullmv "a mir
Of thrco pound dumhholls. Ihon sh,
shook u1t what little hrcnth had r..
mninrl in the lads aud throw them
away from hes ouctowudfift avenue
..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

INDIAEApoLIs, Aug. Al. T. V
HIN, who was engaged IN organizing
Democratic colored voters Ia Indiana
and other states, received letter from
EE.Pnsldent Cleveland In which he
say:
81 DO not think I'm selfish when ]
ray &c In a source Of great satisfaction
Ia mo To Zee our coiOruu citizens giving
more attention 10 tho principles anu
poA,ics Of tho political parties and
br al,ing away from their old time
pIejudices, which were ingeniously
played upon to secure the political
support"
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MKanriIs, Tonn., Aug. i3.-Geueral
Field. vire presidential candidate Of
the Peoples party, now In this city,
speaks enthusiastically about tile
chalcos Of the party Mt the Icxt cleo
ton. lie snys the party Will break up
the solid Moth, the solid South, the
q. A. Il. and the solid negro vote.
Said he: 1--WE viii carry every state
west Of tho Missouri river, Colorado,
Nebraska, Kansas, Nevada, Wyoming,
Washington, California;, Montana
aud North and South Dakota. La the
South we will have North aud south
Carolina, Georgia, Alnbaml, Texas
nnd probably T.nBei St. and Atkan.
sas." The General Is apparently very
fute Of success.
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NAPLES, ALg II. - The festival
Stanselino closed a,O lrssp discovering
with fireworks In the market place. a
bunch Of rockets too near n burning
"whoep ignited. The rods were
driven IN all directions through the
crowd. Six men were ys,fucs IN the
face Or neck aud No badly torn anu
burned that they died before they
could he removed. The sparks set IRE
10 the gowns OF several girls and before
the iirc could he oxlinguishcd four Of
the young women were seriously in-
jured. In tho panic many children
were trhmplrI. Seven men suffered
fractures OF arms and legs WI IT, hey
were struggling IN the crowd aud some
twenty-five rthirty women were more
or less injured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

Tho school board Of ST. Paul has nlol.
ishcl tho distinction of scx In tho mat.
ter Of .lluiet, Hereafter tho women
teachers will receive equal pay with thc
prl. lu establishing tho schrdrl.a Of
future compensation inr tho teachers o..
the high school and the manual labor
tchonluo s'N distinction Is made. Hero.
uiior it VIII b1 purely question OF ca.
paritv. Individuality JId umcioucy. Tho
schedule giopiod ull.i
Grade .-fHrt ycar, ESQ. second
year. ,luol' uuI year. 5000. luuuh
year ei,ioO; h.th year, gi,iOO: sixth
year sl.2ul.
Grade 2-r.r-t year, $1,000. SECOND
year, Sliu1, thri year, sl,s0j: fourth
80 pl,oUu' NTH Year. e. 100; biath
Year, 800.
Grade l-first year, 81. 900; second
year, Sl,2oo; thirl year. si.iO0; fourth
year, sl,aOoi Grh year, Il 900; sixth
year, sl,,oo; toyOuthyou. q 500; eighth
year. zoos ninth year, 5000.
Thus, NO matter whether tho teacher
BE- man on woman, The salary for the
anne service win DO identical.-Boston
WOmans journal.
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OMAHA, Aug. a. Thousands OF
Shnurrs are In Omaha ready for the
opening o; the Imperial Council OF the
Ancient Arabic Order Of the Mystic
Shrine, when convencs hero this week.
The Official festivities do not open till
tomorrow, but the visiting mobiles are
boing cared for and made welcome by
the Arabs OF the Omaha oasis. Head.
quarters were opened at the Paxton
Hotel anu Imperial Potentate, sam
Briggs Of Cleveland In charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

There is one process that may be SGT
down as u little harder thun drawing
blood from n turnip It ia for woman
TO get tho oliinony tho court DEGREES he.
whom 1t gives her II divorce from her
husband, ThoFp are rs many ways OF
avoiding payment Of alimony as tho,.
aro OF getting ont Of paying taxoA So
manifest has this fact become That q
learned judge lately gave It as Ills opln
ion that unless tho husband is a rich
man with reputation to maintain, thu
practice of awarding alinony should be
discontinued. It Is hard and growing
hqrdcr for tho average John Doc to nm
destand why he should support n WON.
hn who is no longer his wife, especially
when, us Is often the case, no failed to
do 1t when she WAS his vito.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
Harrison noes Not Intend to Take tho
stump.

Loon LAKE, n. ", Aug. l3.-Tho
Associated Press correspondent called
upon Licntrunrt Parker today and
asked him concerning the report that
President dnrrison wOuli take this
stump IN the Northwest. lie replied:
''rhe President has no such plan. hr.
Harrison isnow working on his letter
Of acceptance, ami 1t viii be ready In
uny or sO,b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

zsns. The bier upon which the body
rested and the walls and wind Wa Ia
tho rear Ut the hall were dtaUrd In
black. The stalrways and window casoe
were converted into iloial balconies.
The guard VI honor WIS composed Of
lvn tcamen from the United States
chin "Portsmoulh" and two mcmbera
{ the Patriotic Orier sons Of Amer
lea. The interment VIII be made 10.
mrfrOM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

CALCUTTA, Aug. li,--Afghan news
combined with thesllvel dsproaiol hai
caused steady decline IN Government
securities. IL Is fumofed that the
Ameer N negotiating with the 7 beln
and Is anxious 10 ssttla with ihum on
any terms. A large aud Influential
meeting will be boldin Bombay We'd
nesday 10 consider the question OF in
aueuraling relief M afures for tho
silver depression,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

IN moving TO a new placo of residence
we found on the premises largo eat
which had boon lelt tbo-o by the forinor
occupant She was not of tho real do.
mcstic kind, but lived principally IN m,
barn, occgsiaially yenturing into the
house Co Obtain her food. on ono oc.
casion, much 20 tho surprise Of my wif,.
eho came mp to her aud moved several
tunes, turning zach timo toward tho
door leading 70 tho barn. This she 10.
p'atod until Mrs. N was induced by
curiosity 10 follow hcr. when she leitio
way 10 u barrel half full uf straw. an
the silo % which she climbed, an tn
timo moving nul looking az my wifo.
ud thcro were five kittens, cold and
dead. MIS-. " remarked, "Thoy aia
cold aud dead, pussy and the eat went
away satisfied.
She would sometimes scratch the chill.
d. IN, and Wa wuro fearful tho would
seriously luiuro them. aud ono day
faid In her presence that 81 would shoot
her. sli0 WIS missing for about six
weeks, aud oiAonrsc bud then "got on
the uodon,'-rorost ard Stream.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
Two inmRn Steamers 80 he Placed on
tie American Register.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lain an
interview President Griscom, OF the
inman line Of steamers, confirms the
reports heretofore published To tue
register, aud TINT later two large addi.
the American flag by Cramp & Sons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
H. ash Factory In n nclarmatory
Harmed.

HUNTINGTON, Penn, Aug. H.
The brush factory at Huntington re-
formatoTy turneG this evening to-
gether with AN adJoining three story
building. The entire Goiorinatory,
containing i5O inmates, was nj tue
mercy OF the flames Tor n time. The
loss ON stock anu machinery IA s2l,-
600; On the building $1,000. The fifo
IL believed 10 hive been the work OF
come inmates OF the institution. Dur
ing the height Of the lire tn. inmates
kept up constant yelling aud
drowned tho cries OF the firemcn. For
a tine u perfect audomonium ieigned,
but armed guards soon restored order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

ATLANTIC CRY, y. j., Aug. Ia
II Is reported here tonight that duel
was fought today at Woodsiown, salem
county, between John aud William
Graves, brothers. II II snid that the
duel was fought over young wOma
with whom both were In love. The
weapons USED were pistols. Both men
are said to have been WOunted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

TACOMA, Wash, 4 ug. - Henry
HARRY, "a tailor, stabbed aud killed as
daughter this morning and then killed
himself with pocket knife. IL is sup.
posed that Harr.s' mind became dc.
ranged on account oil the trouble hla
daughter Lad with travelling salvB.
man namud Benton, Of whom shu be.
came euamofef.
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demanded the release Of all political
prisoners, even supposlng them guilty.
hcdr oni and others who hddtossod
the meeting declared Glads,one's reply
10 the questions on the subject I'M
satisfactory, and reminded his hearers
OF sir William Vernon Haroourps
opposition to amnesty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

WARDNER, Ida, Aug. l3.-Company
u OF the Fourth Infantry went 10
MILAN tonight anu arrested JACK
Leoy, Black and four other union
miners who were wanted on charge
Of blowing up The Frisco mill. Jack
Wallace, one of tho ltadora, has been
released on 5000 cash bail, deposited
by ono Of hts fellow prisoners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15
Inducements Held out ny the FRO
motrrE Of - hallway scheme.

QUEBEC, Aug. 1.-the shortening
OF the trnnsatianlic passage 10 u three
days' voyage Ia the iuducement now
held out to the Canadian government
By the promoters OF the new Labrador
railway scheme. The proposal III.
wolves the csiali,hment rf az ocean
steamship port at Port Manaham,
which l. situated on Ltwis inlet about
sixty miles north Of licllo Isle. IL h
claimed that the short Gro sing between
Poft Mnnahnn and Milford Haven Ia
Wales could easily be made in
ecyeniy.twO hours by the ggcy.hcunds
now running between New York and
Liverpool II liz claimed by the
authors Of the scheme that DURING the
uassn o. NAVIGATION almost oil the
mails between Europe nnd America, a.
well as the bulk OF tGcphssenger trade,
would follow the shortest existing
route. Public interest In the scheme
Ia awakened In Canada by tie publiga.
ton u report CT the survey for tho
line o.. railway between Quebec and
Labrador. The westward connections
OF the projected line would, be more
easilJ controlled by tho Northern PaCl.
iic people than by anybody else.
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Mfxlco, Aug. IA dispatch from
Tcgucigalpa, Honduras, says tha' It is
officially announced that Iho bavsbpno
OF the rebellion Is broken. President
Lyya has offered amnesty 10 the rank
and file OF tho insurgents, but the
leaders will be- shot II captured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. la.-rhe re.
mains OF Charles A. Hlggln, tho muir
derod boatewain'a mate of the United
States ship "Baltlmore," lay Ia state
under the Liberty Bell in Independence
Hall this afternoon anu were ggzGd
upon by thousands OF his fellow citl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

CHICAGO, Aug. li.-EArly this NOR
ming n pcho0lhouse two miles north %
Fort Sheridan was burned. shortly
before the building WAS seen In flames
woman wGB heard screaming and
calling for help from the building. A
man and woman quaneling In n caf.
ringe were seen going toward the
schoOlhouio. The suppOsition is thAt
the woman was murdered and her
body burned I'm the school building.
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PARIS, Aug. IA box filed with
guncottop, placed In the center % u
mass Of petroleum, and with a burning
fuse attached, was found today Ia tue
basement Of the Law Courts In Gre
nobl,, The discovery was made lust
IN tins 70 prevent an explosion.
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PROVIDENCE, u. l., Aug li.-Davld
Murray, wife and daughter and child
canned Forbes were nil drowned Ia
Palmer's river, Warren, this afternoon
10y the capsizing VI boat. freeman
Forbes ami wife aud aaother occupant
were saved.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. li.-At
Tracy city the lptest information Is that
quiet prevails, though much anxiety is
shows by the miners as to what steps
the mine owners aud Stale authorities
will take.
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BRussFi.s, Aug. Ia lie fGtr1ote
publishes IA letter from the Lake Tan.
gambia country, the writer Of VIII ich
declares that the Arab rising In kOngo
State s. in obedience 10 the pT0clama-
ton " the "loly War" from Mecca.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. lI.-Thu four.
story hrick building known o. tho
Brooklyn Cooporagr company, occupy.
ing hail u block, was burnel this NOR.
ming. The building was insured for
$500, 900. The less, including the
building, stpcl, and machine, IL csti.
mated nj S35O,O00.
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Daily Mortality Fran cholera.

TniERAS, Aug. 1.-THE daily
Mortality In Tabriz IN estimated at
1900. Tho cholera epidemic exists
Were with great severity. The gov
,'nor and wealthiest inhabitants have
hsd and the town in deserted. This
mortality la Teheran Is about l5D
Vally. There have been no deaths
sneng the Europeans here, and the
eeoleia cases are only mild.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

LoUisviLLB KY, Aug. li.--ChHrlos
Mngno lSoplcr has loft the stage u
enter Dominican Convent IN this city
ne a monk. Kopler was fairly well
known "a an actor.
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Office Boy-1hero's woman out
side wants to sec you,
Business Man Book agentl
Office Boy-No, she amt polite
enough fer that. She acts ,ls u she
owned the hull building, Guess she's
some relation. Good News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

y PETERSBURG, Aug. l4.--Cholera
,s'ufne from the whole Of Russia for
he lin Instant show large Increase
~ Tue number OF new cases M well an
IN mortality. There aro 9i77 new
eAtea and 5000 deaths reported.
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There is ono task yet before tho in.
ycnior which II accomplished will rcyo.
lut.onizc ail oar present mvthoIt az ma.
chine working That problem is how
10 obtain electricity cbcl.ly from fuel
or from anything else. AT pre- Ont cleo.
uirity must be obtained from either q
steam engine. from wa,Cr powerUg from
chemical action IN tho steam clgiaethc
fuel Is burned which makes the steam
That tulus the machinery Whose me.
chnicul action produces the electricity
Iilolcctucll cnircnt runs ovcrn wire o.
where 1t is 90 Do n,iiixct iiitsvanicd
for lighting. well aud good-it Is ready
10 be- distributed from tho end of the
wires but u II Is wanted TO drive ana.
chiiory, 1t must urst be turned hack
again into power This Is done By means
Of reversed dynamo
There IA here great waste Of force
which science has never been alletopro
vent Tho new style Of triple condcns.
ing steam engine yields one horse power
per hour TO consumption Of two
pounds Of good fuel Blu, even hero 20
per cent. Of the heat from the fuel Il
wasted. That gives utilization OF only
10 per cont Of the actual power In the
fuel. OF this, o per cont. is lost In turn
ing 1t into electricity. Again. Ut tho
point where electricity is turned buck
into power about 10 per cent. additional
OF the transmitted force is loat, roughly
speaking. In other words, only 8 PEI
cent. Of tho actual heating power Of ia,
fuel has man thus fur ever been able &c
utilize In his wrestling with electrical
machinery.
Where is tho genius who can make an
invention that will utilize the wasted
heat, or, better yet, iind s1coe way OF
getting electricity without tho inter.
yention Of stcam7 Then aud not Tin
then will every household bc supplied
with electric lights, all the food will be
cooked by electricity, steamers will /,
driven through tho seas by tho taine
force and the steam engine, with It,
fiery furnace, will so down forever.
What this means In cleanliness, ease
and comfort can be pictured by the
lively imagination But will the genius
ever ariscl Eventually no will and
must Perhaps hu Is already born.
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BUFFALO, Aug, IL, n. u..-Word
Inns Just been received that "a train "
forty-two ears on the Eric road, Oiled
with line merchandise, mile east VI
William street Ia now burning flercely
with no protection.
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telephone between New York and
Paris.

Nkw York, Aug. li.-A message
~. nom Paris yesterday announced
Ma' ~ olllot, Inspector OF telearams In
%e french Capitol had succeeded in
r,s'c9uing the difficulty heretofore
,, nv, In telephoning "A long dis-
0. uhuer water. His apparatus, II
u would render II possible to con-
~, ny between New York and Paris.
,a a9 ys'en will be working before the
H. ~ September, adds the report.
turtles OF the chief operator at the
,envh cable oiilce failed 10 confirm
s,,. Nothing Ia known OF OIL.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IL. - Fifty
men from points along tho Reading
road were brought here today and lett
for Buffalo over the Lehigh Valley
road. They are all non.union men,
anu will take strlkera' positions.
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ouEr IN PITTsIuRd.

This was the quietest Sunday Pitts.
bury has known since the labor trou-
tlss. No event OF importance has
occurred nj any Of tho steel mills. The
strikers at the Thifty-third street mill
VIII hold meeting tomorrow to decide
gu what shall be- done for the relief OF
those In need. They deny that tho
lfeAklng oil Of tho strike IL to DO con-
tteiei.