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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

In our carpet department
we have a lot of reduced
Smyrna and other rugs, that
in glancing over the list you
might be interested in.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

U7OR RENT--pleasant rooing with or
L without boar with heAs aad a II
improvements. No. s02 West 9th street,
dl 4t1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01
The second act will be entitled
MILLINERY.

In this act we retain our
reputation which We gain in the
preceding act, with lowest
prices at the lead. We enter
with
First, our regular So Trim
med Hats for sLo8.
Second, our regular $3.50
Trimmed Hats for S2.IS.
Third, our regular 81 Trim,
med Hats for S2.98.
Fourth, our regular S. SC
Trimmed Hats for 1898.
Fifth, our regular 81 Trim
med Hats for 1893.
Sixth, our regular $40, 81
and SIS Trimmed Hats 70
So.y8, s7.9S and sS.9S.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

The regular meeting of the Board Of
Trade will be held tomorrow an Iuy)
evening at o'clock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

1t is not too early to think
of your selections of hand.
kerchiofs for holiday times,
they are here in endless
variety, the result of our own
import orders given months
ago to prepare for the holi.
day season.
We have a great variety
of initials in different de.
signs for ladies and gentle.
men in either laundried or
unlaundried, 2 for 25 cents,
all linen-and two excep.
tionally fine linen handker,
chiefs with a beautifully EN-.
broidered letter for 25 and
so cents for both ladies and
gentlemen.
If you have a fancy for
boxes, we have them six in
a box with three styles OF
embroidered letters, alto.
gethcr a neat little affair for
$3.50.
Your best choice in hand.
kcrchiefs will be the earliest.
In our carpet department.
we have a lot of reduced
Smyrna and other rugs, that
in glancing over the list you
might be interested in.
$500 Smyrna, reduced to 1885.
$500 Smyrna, reduced to SO 30.
$3.50 Smyrna, reduced to So co.
$l.75 smyrna rodnced to 81 80.
$500 Wilton, reduced to 81. 80.
$500 Scotch Moquette, reduced to
$3.50 Scotch wlltons, reduced to
LIS.
$500 Scotch Brussels, reduced to
SL25.
We have a large assert.
ment of skin rugs from SLIGO
to $40 in all sorts of color
combinations and animal
heads.
From our worli.room we
have received about four
hundred hassocks made from
Brussels, Moquette and Will.
ton carpets from IS cents to
81 each.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01
CLOAKS.

In this department we offer
uneXcelled bargains this week.
We first enter with an elegant
Twilled Diagonal Cloth Jacket
good length, four buttons; they
are worth 50. 50, our price
1897.
Second, with an elegant Mel.
ton Cloth Jacket in tan. They
are extra long, have welt seams
pearl buttons, noche collars and
are tailor-made. They are fine
value, worth $3.50; our price
S4.oS.
Third, with an All wool Di.
agonal Cloth Jacket; "a inche.
long, four ornament buttons
ailor-made with bound seams
and trimmed in black fur; they
are beauties and worth 50; oul
price So 50. .... ........
Other Cloaks at equally low
prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

NTANTED-By a tierutan elrl n place
w for upsta rs work or tintng room.
Address German uitI RepubilCRn OIL
ice, dl.8ts
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willow Creek.

Mrs. AIDA Schenck and children, of Red
Clond. are visiting In this neighborhood among
relatives while her husband and brother in.law,
John and Reed Schenck are breaking for Mr..
HetOm.
Dot Ssladen received a fracture OF the right
fore arm Friday. his horse stumbled and threw
- he was coming from Red Cloud.
Daniel Bush Tor Boeshl has q new baby At
their house.
Miss Foe begun her second term OF school,
May End. at Willow Greek school-house.
Miss Edna Edison returned home Friday.
Charlie Jackson, has moved on win Brubak-
er's Old place.
Mr.. Atwood ri Plattsmouth made a flying trip
TO this place Mav end, and authorized A. O. Bon
As local agent for the Ben Bruner homestead.
Mrs. Sarah Brubaker started for GARFIELD
county. May 9Th 10 see her sick daughter. Mrs.
Ida Ball.
Mrs. Robert Adamson Is on the sick list.
Mr.. Wilder made his wife . present Of q, very
nice sofa.
martin Skiles lost a valuable horse last week,
by bleeding frc m the nose.
Rain from Saturday noon I'LL Monday noon,
and still some folks will talk about dry Nebr.
Mr.. william Norris and wife started to Call.
fornia May 10th, We wish them q pleasan,
Journey
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
CHICAGO CLOTHING STORE.
Opposite Post-ofice.

A meeting Of II. s. Haley Camp
No. %, 8. Of v. Was called Monday
evening May 10th in the X. p. half
for the purpose Of organizing q
Daughters Of Veterans Tent.
The meeting was called to order BY
Capt. 8. 4. Coxad and tho following
Sons Of Veterans were obligated:
VIM. West, VIM. Tul'eys, Elmer Haley
Cloyd Cummings, Jno. Dickerson, A.
B. Sellars, VIM. Cosad, Dennis Park.
hill, Waiter Warren, Sam'l Miller,
Jno. T~ulleys, Jno. Pstmor, Harry
Miller, Henry Clark, Oscar Patmor,
E. II. MoKesby, Irving Cummings and
8. Il Cosad.
II. Il. Pond, . member Of the G. A.
r. vas then obligated.
The meeting was then opened for
business with the following officers:
s. Il. Cozad, Captain; Jno. Tu'leys
Senior Vice; Jno. Pstmor, JUNO,
Vice; Oscar Palmer, Quarter Master;
VIM. Cosad. Chaplin; Henry Clark,
First Segi; Harry Miller. Segt Guard;
Walter Warren, Camp Quad; SAM
Miller, Picket Guard; Joo. Dickerson,
Principal musician; VIM. West. Jno,
Tulleys. Elmer Haley, Camp Council,
The camp then proceeded to the
organisation Of . Daughters Of Vet.
Grams Tent. The following young
. iies we're mustered: Nellie West,
Gertrude Pond. Nellie Haley, Blanche
Cummings, G~Itis Moranville, Berths
Talbot, Jessie McKsighsn, Blanche
S%sllars, Belle Spanogle, Lous Bellows,
Mon,a Tulleys, Grace Guilford, and
Julia Guilford.
Tho tent then proceeded TO the
election Of officers and tho following
we're elected: Monts Tullcys, Pres;
Gertie Pond, Senior Vice; Nellie West,
Junior Vice; Nellie Haley. Treasurer;
Belle Spsnogle, Chaplin; Blanche
Cummings, Bertha Talbot, snd Jessie
McKeighan, Trustrees.
The president then appointed tn
following staff officers: Julia Gull
ford, Iuner Guard; Grace Guilford
Guard; Loua Bellows, Sec; BLANCHE
Sellsrs. Musician.
8 e. Coxsd assisted BY II. Il. Pond
then proceeded to install the officer
elect after which they took their re
spective positions, and the tent wa
duly opened for business.
Elmer Haley, A. B. Sellars and H
Z. Pond, were elected ~ On advisin
COMMITTEES.
Tent adjourned to meet 10 X. /
hall Tuesday evening, May Gath, st
P. IN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

The City OF Warrington 10 IN object
OF perennial interest 70 oil patriotic
Americans not alone because iE 10 the
great throbbing heart Of the nightiest
and grandess Republic The earth bee
ever known, but also on eccoent q IL
material magniacance. All Americans
take pride IN its beautiful avenues, nd.
iestio architecture, stately homes, and
we'll stored galleries and museums -
things Of grandurs and beauty In them.
selves, apart from the historic intessst
with which they are invested. IL h .
hope and aspiration Of oil "Young
America" at least, 10 some time q other
visit the Capitol Of his country.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio II r Offers un-
equalled facilities In old Of this desire.
All its through trains between New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore ON the sast,
and P~ittsburg, Cincinnati, 81. Louis and
Chicago on the west, pas through Wash.
ington. Its vast express trains are yeeti.
buled from end to end and heated With
steam. Pullmsn's latest and best pro-
auctions In the way Of sumptuous draw
ing room sleepinR cars srs attached 70
oil its ii ough trains. 1hS pssssnt man
agement of the b & o have made vest
improvements In the last two years, and
the road 10 today one Of the foremost
passenger carrying lines 10 the county.
Through tickets vie the b 4 o r \ EN-
be procured ut all the principal ticket
Offices throughout the United etatss
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
Real Estate Transfers

Furnished By The Fort Abstract Company Of
IA. Teel TO- VIM. James, lot 10 blk. 2 Q
MOrey's add, deed ....... 400 90
Wheeler .. Weeks to Chas. A. Robert
son nwl& 6t.i1 wd . ............... 800 90
Elizabeth Y BIrnham to Carl Busche lot
l2 and 3 blk 8 Rlue Hill wd ........... S75 90
II ID Bedford TO Frank N. Potter lots 10
to q blk n He'd Cloud wd ............. 800 90
jacob {. Cromwell 70 Anne Clark lots 8.
0-l0 blk 0 II X add wd. ..............., CSC 90
5iias CARRIER TO X ID Bedford nd \ lots
lc.i7-is aud all lois 10 10 q blk u Rad
Cloud wd 90
Geo. A.. bingham to Emma X stichtsr
David Berg 70 FaaUie; Weinberg 90 acre. W
In ~ nwi4 $40 wd -. ,.......... 90
Orr Leger 70 \ Perkins lot I blk "a aud
lots To- II and ~ blk % Ned Cloud qcd. 200 90
Webster county 70 Daniel Snyder part
ca neiA 23i-fi qcd. ............ % %
Mary 4 Stratton to Jno l. Columbia lots
secl4-i-0 wd. .,....,.....v............. 200 90
| J q Warner TO Laura A Winter ioxia2 /.
In blk 8 s and Ms add wd ..,......... 100 %
Peter NJ C0chrahe TO Robt. n COchrane
WI nek 3i-2l2 vd ...,,.. 1000 %
l II u bedford TO SilnA CARRIER und y lOte
10 TO II hbk Z lots ie.20-21 Biz Q lotsi and
J blk % and lots 4 blk . He'd Cloud wd 90
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

1t is we'll to look before you leap
even in buying clothing, and it will
certainly be Of advantage to any ones
pocket to look wei the stock at the
Golden Eagle. Wiener the propris.
tor has had many years experience
knows where to buy goods, and is al.
ways looking out to give his custom
ers bargains, so that they will come
back to trade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20


There has bssn eousidsssbls tall O. The
streets Of the city regarding Ne merits
In breeding and speed Of some Of tAe tre1.
ting stations making The ssasoa hsss. We
are always ready 70 Wsleoms . hosse0Aa
to our midst and ~ think ths moro high
bred horses raised here The boAtss % = ios
this community, but ~ didsks - hsss
. person get 0ut and say " hays Ne bsst
bred, ! have the spsedisSt hovae n ~ sity
or In Southern NsbPasks," unless 10 q
willing 70 back his opision With Ne shssk.
els.
Nov about breeding: The hosss Noah
Buroh, by Prstsndsr, 81 Dietstos dan bv
0lsnafms BY Harold eta, b eestojoly .
veil bred hores bat " think thet NJ.
john Gilbert, the gsntlsmanly psopgtoAor
Of the Red Cloud Block Yatn, hes Doe
equally, - we'll bred. We shall -
by their breeding: Maximum y b. Ma.
rid one Of the best bred sons at Ne great
George Wilkes, Who hes 90 In shs 2:s0. NJ
and stands second 70 ElsetionssR, and
have 66l races won 70 their credit. His
dam Ia Idyi BY Challenges the most royal
ly bred Of the s0ns Of Almont %, soe Of
Alsxsr ders Abaalla sire Of that peerless
mare Goldsmith Maid 2;1l, end " AuA
he traces back TO HamblsAoniaa 10 %
UOsu sbOvo ouo 0uob ~ W. omOUOUOIO DO
highly bred. Now " take DistaSes, ths
~grandsirs OF Noah Bursh, We AId hist
he has only q II the $40 NJ anA' thsy
have von 1O2 rasss, and although ~ dsn
IL BY . sen Of Harold We ere q 0sua B,
q . family they haNs nevse ben eoosist-
snt performers and vhsh I Ay tAat ths
horss Maximum, grsnAisa o. ~ greet
George wnkss u y f~psAieoably bred
a. the grsndso. ~ Die>stos, ] 1hlnk I
may safely say that any stsdsas Of bsse6.
Ing VII agree With ne. Whsa 70 cous1
TO talking about trotetpg. % Az authog.
issd TO cay that Doc l1osaavtlls y vSlina
10 put IN elOO nd let aay stalljoa ovuel
in the county PIT = 600 In ~ heAall
Of any stAiion pov Owned IN
county and tpot los ths 1872
the winner 10 take W. -
tire purse w. Saes 70 b trottsd q ~
Webster ee9a1t fair This fsl, sud IN
doubtsdly - seseeey vosla 81 se9,
money. 40ay aaNell ssy lAat ~ poe-
tors nomtnetepo6 Prince AstAss vho !,
~ fiAs On in@l%i4uAl horse e the.s y u
t'%hs county. Pam HLAr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
Il. e. M. II. n. Time Table.

Taking effect Nov. 8.
Trains ARRIVING passengers leave REQ CLOUD
EAST VIA HASTINGS.
No. 100 Passenger to Hastings, 600 p. m.
No, III Freight Tor Hastings 1850 p. IN.
ARRIVE.
- Passenger from Hastings
riyes 9;4i o.. m.
EAST VIA wYMORE.
No. 10, Passenger to st. joseph, st,
IOuis and Chicago daily 1850 q m
Atchison. daily. $40. p. m.
GOING WEST.
No, 10 Passenger for Denver and In
termediate points, Tally, 7:30 I'm.
No. Is, Passenger for Denver, daily, TAO y. m.
OXFORD AND RED LOU ACCOMMODATION.
No. 1873 local freight TO OXFORD daily
except sunday ....... 500 0 IN
No. ia local freight from Oxford daily
except sunday s1b p m
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

Scrofii0Ws Hum0r-A Cure
almost Mtracul0ws.V

Scr0ftitOis HunOr-A Cufe
"Almsost Miraculous"
"whcn I was u years Of age I had . severe
attack Of rheumatism, and after I recovered
had to go on crutches. year latcr, scrofula,
In the form Of white ~swellings, appeared On
various parts Of my body, and for II years I
was an invalid, being confined to my bed
years. In that time ten or eleven sores ap-
pcarcd and broke, causing mo great pain and
suffering. feared I never should Get we'll.
"Eariy in 1885 I went 10 Chicago to visit q
sister, but was confined 10 my bed most Of the
time I was there. In July I read . book
Day with q Circus In which were statements
pressed with the success Of this medicine that
I decided TO try II. TO my great qualification
the sores soon decreased, and I began TO feel
better and In . abort time I Was up and
out Of doors. Icontlnued to take Hoods Sar.
saparilla for about . year, when, having used
six bottles, I had become 90 fully released
from the disease that I went to work for tho
Flint D Walling Mig. Co., and since then
RAVE NOT LOST A SINGLE DAY
on account OF sickness. I believe the disease
II expelled from my system, I always feel well,
an In good spirits and have q good appetite.
I IAN now q years Of age and can walk as we'll
- any one, except that one limb 10 q little
shorter than the other, owing to the loss Of
bone, and the sores formerly on my right leg.
TO my friends my recovery seems almost
miraculous, and I think Hoods Sarsaparflla
II the king Of medicines" WILLIAM A.
LEHR. IN. Railroad st.. K~endallville, Ind.
Hoods Sarsaparllla
osadby ell druggists. d, sig for y. Prepared only
Syc. I. HOOD . CO.. Apothscariss. Lowell. Masa
100 Doses One Dollar
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

For Cab 10 any Part Of the City
Leave orders with j. o. Lindley. !
will Gil your orders promptly, and give
you good service.
j. Fl. CLINE, Prop
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
For Sale.

Some young thoroughbred Red Pol.
led Bulls, from imported stock, At my
farm 8 miles north Of Riverton, Frank
lin county. Nebraska.
ia. s. r. POLLY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

Nolicc 20 Nen-Resiaent.

OrcelIs J. Hsyss.l :
Hlr.. Il. n.y...}
S.S% ;s:y, -: Sissas !; Esys:, s!sd Ss;
are 70 obtain . divorce tron. you On the gronnd
that you have willfMlly~ abandoned the rlsiutiG
without good cause ior the tern q two years
pisintiis de eas(::ay 4 u .,oos Children.
ss's's kssS:s.' ~ s's AZ = ~: W. y =
~ u. v. TRuxxsy. her Attorney. 90
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
Ice Cream at Gaines.
CURRENT NEWS.

Croquets sets at Deyo's.
Get your bread Of Gaines.
Londonderry mineral water at Dcyo's
Hammocks and Croquet sets at Cot
tings.
Patent medicines Of all kinds at
Deyo's.
Deyo's 10 cent wall paper is the
finest in town.
Paints and oils, brushes varnishes
&c at Deyo's.
Fine neck wear q specially at Chi.
cago clothing store.
For correct fitting clothing 90 to
Chicago clothing store.
We have the best stock Of hats in
tho city. Chicago store.
Harry Pond has money to loan on
first class city property.
For n obby suits the Chicago cloth
inc store takes first rank.
For fine tobacco, cigars, candies
SC go to J. o. Lindley's.
) Go to the Chicago clothing store
pants of every description.
VFarm loans at lowest rates.
d. j. MYERS.
See Oscar Patmor before buying
-four. lie has made a big reduction.
Getting has some Of the finest wall
paper ever shown in the city. Call
aud sec.
+. V. Taylor, allows no q to sell
more goods than he does, at prices
that are low, for good goods.
Don't buy your wall paper until
you have seen The best stock in town
which is to be found at Deyo's.
Remember the Chicago clothing
store takes measures for tailor made
clothing, guarantee q perfect fit or no
sale.
Childrcn's shirt waists can be found
at Wiener's. The celebrated "Mothers
Friend" costs no moro than inferior
makes.
Farm loans at six per cent option
to ply after two years.-D. B. SPAN
OGLE.
The finest candies in the city At
Gaines bakery 2 doors south of the
j.. & NJ. Bank.
The Lincoln mixed paints sold by
Getting are the best in the market
We guarantee them.
The summer announcements Ut the
Beatrice College, Beatrice, Nebr., il
ready for distribution. Write for ccpv
Mrs. johnson is having Q rushing
trade in the millinery line, she has the
finest stock in the city and is down IL
prices.
After the Grip Hoods Sarsaparill'
will restore your strength and health
and expel every trace Of poison from
the blood.
l.. H. Deyo is in the lead on tn.
wall payer trade, and his large stool
latest styles and low prices will keel
him in the lead.
That Quick Meal Vapor Stove, soil
by W. w. Wright is the best in tn
market, furnishes the most heat an
uses one third less gasoline. It
simply perfection and eclips-s oil 9th
er stoves that use gasoline.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

Ishall not buy any more rags or old
iron, until further notice
+. A. YOUNG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

Getting sells the best paints and
oils In tbe market. Don't forget it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
w Wanted.

Wanted.
A few good farm loans, six per cent
interest. No seoosd mortgage.-D. B
SPANoGLE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

For Sale NJ q Bargain.
I desire to dispose Of the w 4 OF sec
10-1-12 in Webster Co. at once, as ! need
the money. Apply to Edward Noble
Savanna, III. for particulars,
Ed NOBLE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
M Yov WAN.

III You Want
. Disc Harrow 60 to Jas. Peterson.
All sizer, remember the place.
JAMES PETERSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
You've No idea.

how nicely Hoods Sarssparilla hits
the needs Of people who feel "all tired
OUT or "run down" from any cause.
1t seems to oil up the whole machine
Of the body so that all moves smooth
" aud work becomes a positive de-
light: BE sure to get Hoods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

Hoods pills act especially upon the
liver, rousing it from torpidity to ITS
natural duties, cure constipation and
assist digestion.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-30
THE STRIKEaSITUATI0N.
A RIOT NARROWLY AvERrED Ar
DUQUEsNE,PA.
Speculation as to Hugh O'Donnel's
hereabouts-Bergman Held In
Se4, 4,000-Powderly Scores
the Pinkertons.

| HOMESTEAD, July 29.--The strikers at
Duquesnewere paid off this afternoon,
and q fight between John Bourk and q
watchman named Foley, almost precip-
itated riot. The prompt arrival of q
troop of cavalry, however, prevented se-
rious trouble.
Speculation concerning Hugh O'Don-
neh's whereabouts is again rife. Master
Workman Dempsey, of the knights Of
Labor, said tonight to an Associated
Press representative, that O'Donneii
was not on vacation, but in New York,
arranging disagreeable surprise for the
Carnegie company. e
PITTsBURG, July 29.--Alexander Berg
man, the Anarchist who attempted TO
Iassassinate Frick, was given q hearing
this afternoon, and held for trial at tbs
September session, in va, 900 bail.
| Bergman said it is not trne that he tried
to shoot Leishmafl. 81 did not want 10
touch any one but Frick; meant to
kill him."
Frick's condition continues to I'm
prove. All is quiet at the mills.
| The story OF riot on a train from
Cincinnati yesterday, bringing men to
AAohC5tCau, WAS ola tuVtubiUu Oh b bIaHQ
printer and wholly untrue. The men
on the train are all now at work in the
Homestead mills.
The great strike has been on month.
and it is estimated that the loss Of all
kinds is over a million dollars. 1t is
seriously affecting business in town, as
many merchants have not capital suffi-
cient to grant long credits. One grocer
failed this morning. The non-union
men are receiving many threatening let
/ ters.
| Grand Master Workman Powderly APP
| peared before the house Judiciary com
mittee this afternoon in the Homestead
investigation. He denied the state
ments OF the Pinkertons relative to the
character of their employees. Referring
to the New York Central strike, he ac-
cused Dspew Of deliberately causing the
strike and then going to Europe. He
said the Pinkertops prevented settle
| ment of that strike.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-30
A DISSATISFIED m1SoRrrx.
The Colorado Silver League Endors
the Peoples Party Ticket.

The Colorado Silver League Endorses
the Peoples Party Ticket.
DENVER, July 29.-The silver party
had warm time today over. the ques-
tion of endorsing the ticket nominated
by the Peoples party yesterday. The
Rocky Mountain News, which, the day
after the Chicago convention, refused to
support Cleveland, and since the Oma-
he convention has supported Weaver,
today fatty refused to support Waite,
the fusion candidate for governor. So
when the silver men met this morning
the fight was on. Late in the afternoon
Delegate George moved to endorse only
the Peoples party presidential electors.
This was lost, and after further Discus
sion the entire ticket was endorsed -115
TO 56. The negative votes were straight
free silver men. The minority are
greatly dissatisfied, and the result, IL ia
Thought, will be their withdrawal from
the Peoples party.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-30
CANADIAN RETALIATION.
Canada WIN Refer the Matter to the
British Government.

Canada VIII Refer the Matter to the
British Government.
KINGSTON, Ont. July 29.-The state
ment is made, on the highest authority,
that the Cabinet Of Canada will not re-
taliate or change the present orders Of
council regarding rebates on grain for
Europe, but will refer the matter to the
British government. charging the United
States with violation OF the treaty. This
will result in arbitration with damages
against whichever government is in the
wrong.
KINGsToN, Ont, July 29.-Mc Kenzie
Lowell said today that Canada will refer
retaliation by the United States to the
British government, claiming that it is
a violation OF the treaty. The Canadians
would ask protection, or in other words
Americans will be requested to pay
Canadian vessel-owners any damage
they may sustain through the retalia-
tory measure. This will be case for
arbitration.
ToRoNTo, Ont, July 29.-The Mon
treal correspondent OF the Mail is in
formed on high authority that in view
OF retaliation by the United States the
Canadian government will take steps to
abolish the rebate system and make q
uniform toll, or do away with tolls alto
gether.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-30
CHOLERA RIOTS.

Nihilists Blamed for Causing Them
Austrian Precautions.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 29.-Riots have
been caused by the cholera regulations
in Taskhkend. The troops killed and
wounded seven persons.
VIENNA, July 90. Confidential re-
ports from st. Petersburg say the Rus
sian government is convinced that the
recent so-called cholera riots were due
to nihilists. Revolutionary agents assure
the poorer classes that they will be
killed in the cholera hospitals. while the
rich will be spared. The Austrian
premier Won Taafe has written the gov
ernment of Galicia regarding strict pre-
cautionary measures. The government
fears the introduction of cholera into
Austria.