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psecious metals. coal mining having been
a profitable industry here for nearly a
quarter of a century, will become ono of
the most important factors in the de-
velopmeut of the state. Men are no
longer satisfied with scratching a little
hole IN the earth and calling il a mine;
prospecting alone does not satisfy them.
They demand development aud thi, leads
TO peImaLency.
One otthS- Greatest c~ontributory iac:ors
te- Wyoming development during the
present year will be the big smelters to be
built in Cheyenne. When they are con-
the dumps unavailable because Of the
heavy cost OF transportation to distant
POINTS will then have an imme.
date instead of prospective value.
1t will cost comparatively little to
ship the ores here, there will then
be a chance for u good margin of profit,
what the miner produces will find a ready
-ket at he
,me whiJu Will not only pro-
vide him 18th the means of earning a Nv
ing, but to also prosecute the work OF de-
yelopmcnt-without which. it IL needless
10 remark. Wyoming can make no pro-
vress in this direction. As we nave said
enough has been done in the past year to
greatly encourage the people oil the state
10 the belief that permanent and valuable
camns will be demonstrated during 1892,
but we venture to say that no single lac
tor will do 20 much to stimulate develop
ment work and Immediately add to the
productive wealth of Wyoming as we-iu
the erection of adecpaie "'"s "o'ks
It this point.
Wyoming's weakest spot in the past
half dozen years has been tho fact that 1t
produced comparatively so little wealth.
The majority of the people have been
consumers. not producers. In the cattle
business-once our mainstay aud an ex-
traordiuary producer of wealth. tremen-
dous changes have been worked in recent
years. Very much of the money which
has been produced through the agency Of
Wyoming's sucsnlent grasses has been
absorbed first, IN paying debts and Sec
i6nd. in paying dividends to people who
live outside the state, thus leaving com
paratively little for ro-investment here or
the extension OF the business Some
local causes rave likewise contributed to
this undesirable result. In the line of
mining in the nature Of things nearly
rerJ thing has been going out and re-
.tively little coming in. This has been
necessary in getting the enterprises
started but it can be regarded In the light
IF an investment from which will this
year begin to h,w a profitable return.
The same may be generally said of the
large amount of money which has been
invested in irrigation and other enterprises
which necessarily could not be rendered
ct I'll productive until the present year.
most Encouraging sign Of the times
opfbg as lar as we can see Is the
OF the people to become COM
self supporting. Each year
on outside labor and enter
re discovering that things
we'll as not be raised at
J be raised here instead OF
sm from other states. thus
away that will never be
q ordinary course Of ex-
borough and general
e,ct will add very
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, 1892-01-01

grapple with the situation which confronts
them and bring many Of the promises of
today 10 f%ruition before the year OF grace
1898 shall have come upon us.
, 1892-01-01

The night school OF the Business Col
lege will open Monday, Oct. 10.
, 1892-01-01

A meeting OF the Peoples and Citizens
party OF the irst ward will be held in
Clark's hose house at ! O'Clock tomorrow
Saturday evening. COMMITTEE.
, 1892-01-01
Bows. Hsra,s Your Ch,ucal

Not only to get way up" work done,
but also to get your darning. patching and
buttons sewed Oh without extra charge.
CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY.
, 1892-01-01

Go to Germania Hall if you want a
sure and undulterated 5 year-old
hiskey $l.00 per quart
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Theo. B. Chase & Co. 5 Big Eleva-
tor at Thirty-tourth Stree. and
Eleventh Avenue Burned.
1t Was Nearly Flied with 100, 900
Bushels o. Cats.
Three Alarms. and the Fire II
Lively ODe-Loss About $50, 600.

Fire broke out at 1 O'Clock this afternoon
IN the big grain elevator OF Theodore B Chase
& CO., 3a5 Eleventh avcnuc, at IN nOrth-
west corner ot 1hirt, -ionrth street, aud IN
twenty minutes the entire. structure was
mass .. scGthing flames.
An alarm was sent IN at 10. by the police.
man on post, and second and third rol-
lowed in quick succession
The lircmcn were quick in responding. but
from the nrst the task was hopeless one,
and the iire-nghtcrS directed their cflorts
practically to saving the adjoining buildings
From The EVENING WORLD Office. On ;hc
eleventh floor o. the Pui;acr building, the
scene was grand but dcrlcrahlc one. Tnc
fierce flames, which broke ont ilrSt IN the
cupola at the top OF the elevator, quickly cu-
vcloped the wooden structure at that point
and gave 1t the Likeness o. a huge torch.
They soon worked downward and cnvclcpcd
the remainder or the buildiHg TO the apparent
, imminent danger OF surrounding buildings.
| At o.3O the structure was SIN blazing and
| n dense cloud OF smoke was blown eastward
across the city. The flames appeared then,
| however, TO have about reached the limit OF
their fury.
At 1.3O T.. NJ. a call for two ambulanccs was
, sent te the Roosevelt Hospital.
The ori2in Of the fire Is unknown. II is
believed, however, to have been caused by
! spon;ancou combustion.
The elevator had n capacity Of 100000
bushels and was nearly nl.ed with grain
principally oats.
1t is estimated that the loss Will not fall
short OF $4,000.
The elevator was 800 feet square ana hat
four stories high beside the elevator proper.
Directly across the street is a row Of Three
tenement. houses
At 2.3O O'Clock these were In great danger
and the firemen were cxerting themselves II
prevent the llames attacking them.
There was no pauic amlns tn. inmates
however, as most OF them were away at work
and those at home all got out IN safety in
anticipation OF possible danger.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
SHOT HIMSELF DEAD.
Charles M. Merritt. a Wall Street
Man, Suicides in Jersey City.
Found Dying in His Room at
Taylor's Hotel.
Letters In Ills Pocket but No Tx
pianut' on OF tho Motive.

man sunnosed 10 he W. T, Merritt. OF
New ,,ricbton. $. l.. md to have an oIllce at
IN WAN street this city shot hirnscl, nj noon
to-day 4, Taviors Hotel Jersey CITY,
uc arrived n, the hotcl in the middle OF
IN, forenoon and was assigned to room ns,
Thai was the last seen or heard OF him
u,,i, n ts,v m,,utcs or,cr 10. when cham.
her,no,a n, ss,ng throuph the corridor hcurd
him cro,n,pc
snc not,,lcI rho clerk and the door OF the
roo,r ,ros ,,rcol
T,e man wac fornS wing on h,, back in tho
,,,,a,o n, the noor I'm front a, n mirror.
r,.ro vos +, ,,,,,ct -bc,c I'm MS right tcmp,e
,pl n .,c,,ibrc rcyoIycr with one chamber
The evening world., 1892-08-12
HOME RULE NOW INEVITABLE.
So Says the Pail Mall Gazette /"
After Last Nights Vote.
Salisbury's Ministers Meet and
Formally Agree to Resign.
fuy AshDCIArrp pRFss,1

IoSpoS, Aug. l..-Thc RAJ Nan G,sri'e
uiberan, commenting upon the result OF the
division In the House OF Commons last night
on the amendment to the address In reply TO
the queens speech, the vote ous'inS tie Con-
servatives from power, SAYS:
mir Gladstonc's triumph is Mr.. rarnclrs
also. Twenty years ago MIR. Parncll had not
even entered Parliament. Before he died lie
had converted nine out OF ten lrishmcn
against revolutionary methods. The cfrect
of the division is irrevocalle. Dinlcul'ies
ami delays In homo rule there may be, but
tie f,nal adoption is now Inevitable"
The 81. James GaxeUn CONSERVATIVES under
the caption OF "IcapIng Into Darkness '
says:
The Government was elected by major
ity simply going 1t blind for the Grand Old
Man and hall understood IDEA.
III the disaster results in increased taxa
tion malignant chickering's with France, n
disgracetul retreat from Egypt, an open
breach with Russia In Central Asia and re-
ncTed outrages and rioting In Ireland, the
country has itself to thank
MINISTER'S AGREE TT EEsIGS.
The members OF the Cabinet met at noon
to-day and formally agreed TO resign. Most
OF the Ministers Will leave town to-day.
The TiiucS says OF the situation: 'lt Is I'm.
possible to assume that the vote OF NO con
idence' in salisbury Is equivalent to
declaration OF confidence In Gladstone
| When the Government meets Parliament II
January IT may turn out, on the first trial o
strength, that Gladstone never had rea
majority and never possessed the confidence
! OF the House at oil.
| "The Gladst stonians task Is as hopeless n
! that OF squaring the ciicie. The curse
scparatism is upon them. They have th'
fear Of the malady OF disintegration, agains
! which the Unionists are secure
SALISBURY CO.'S TO RESIGN.
At / o'clock this afternoon Lord Salisour!
lett London on n special train for Portsmouth
whence he will embark for the Isle OF Wight
HIS destination is Osborne House, where h
will tender to the Queen the resignation q
the Conservative Ministry.
GLApsToSs GETS THE QUEENS COMMAND.
MIR. GLADSTONE has been saved one journc,
to osborne House, the Queen having to-da
conveyed her commands TO him to from
Ministry by Sir Frederick Ponsonby, he
Private Secretary.
MIR. Gladstone will, however, go to osborn
House on Monday to fulnll the usual custom
OF Kissing the hands of Her Majesty.
Mr.. Gladstone was up early this morning
lie toos long drive. and upon his return
devoted most OF the day to receiving his col
| earupS,
The evening world., 1892-08-12
KILLING IN CONGO FREE STATE.
Arabs on the Upper Congo Raiding
and Slaughterine.
my ASSOCIATED PRgss.

BRussE.s, Aug. 1.-THE Iudeppnddn'e
Belqc says that twenty agents OF the katanga
Company havo been Killed or captured by
Arab, On the Upper Congo River.
The steamer Bcernacrt which was taking
goods up the river, WAS s. tied and the fac
tories were ra2rd Whole tribes on the west.
crn bank OF the river are in insurrection.
rhe Arabs northwest OF Nyangwe have
gone down the Iullaba River ana captured
the station at Ribarba, killing the whites
employed there. The stations on the upper
Lomas,i have also been destroyed.
The Arabs at Stanley Falls and Isangi, who
have hitherto been 10y al. are showing hostIl-
tty. The Congo state authorities are sending
relnforcemcnts to the various points threat
cned by the Arabs.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Stern Dealing with Dishonest Bank
rup,s IN a German Court.

II" 9SEOCiAr'p PNE'S
BrRIIS, Aug. 1n.-An'on Woln, formerly
chief partner in the banking iirm OF lIirsch-
led & Woln, OF this city, whose failure at the
end O. 1891 caused great sensation In imam
cal and social circles, ai sentenced to-day
TO ton years Imprisonment and the loss OF hts
civil rights for nyc years.
Invcsti cation into the affairs OF the bank
showed that the Books had been ialsihed.
Woln was convicted on the cnnrge of embe2-
zlng I,1OC,OOO marks.
Another banker named Leipyiger. who
assisted WolU II his stealing and received
ihc stolen securities, received the same scL-
. tpucc.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Drank from a Poisoned Wei.

TfTTIT'T
Laurel, Del, Aug. l2.-SOmc unknown
mscrcant empticd package OF arsenic ia Il
well at Oak Park. on the property Of Mrs.
Bustim, a divorced woman, ana she and her
brother and her little girl were taheA with
commissions aticr drinking OF the water. The
child dIcd yesterday, and here /, said TO be
little chante OF the recovery Of either Mr..
Bustim or her brother.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
AT PEACE WITH BIG SIX.
Printers Informed that The Trl
bune" Is UnionlZed.

The Executive Committee Of Topographic
cal Union No. u has issued the following no
ticc to all typogrA Aphical unions ana labor
UryaniZlti pnS In the cUuutry:
At the last meeting OF Sew York Typo
graphical Mon No. u the executive OnCers
were Instructed to notify all sister unions
ana other labor organizations that the differ
cEccs heretofore eAi>tlnI between our niun
aud the Sew York 1r,tnnc had been salts
factorily adjusted that the boycott against
that establishment ana II s managers has been
declared OF. and that all antngOnism. OF
what over nature. growing ont OF the famous
LABOR struggle Is cndtd. II gives us pleasure
To announce, furthermore, that tho 1libu"r
Is now strict union oihrc.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
BISHOP O'aEILLY'S SUCCESSOR.
Row. DR.. T. D. Eeaven Chosen to Ere.
side over tho Springfield Diocese.

SpEISGrIEIp, Mas, Aug l@.-Eev. DR..
Thomas ID. Beaver, pastor Of the church OF
,hc Holy Rosary At ilOlyo!ir, has been ap-
pointed Bishop OF the Springfield Diocese, 10
sucvcci the late bishop O'Reilr.
nr. IL avcn IS nity-unr Years Old. lie waS
born In Sp,ing .icid ana educ tel IN the pubic
schools. In 1884 he was called 10 the pas
toratc OF the ,hLrCh Of the Rosary In Iiolyuhc
where he has laUorcd ever since. lie IS
ran ed among the foremost pupit orators or
New England.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
TOEJECT A CATHOLIC PRIEST.
He Refuses to obey tho Vatican's
Orders to vacate HIS Parish.
ley yrfcCrATap PRESS.

ST. LoUIs, Aug. l2.-Fathcr kuhlinan, a
Ca, holic priest at Mitcacll. H.. was formally
notified some time ago that on orders from
the Vatican his pricstly robes were TO be
taken from him. i,y whom charges were pre-.
ferrcd and what they were is not known. lie
refused to vacato his parish or TO turn over
church property. and Bishop Ryan has sworn
out a writ Of cjcctment against him. The
case pr misses to he very sensational before It
Is finished.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Wanted for an Old Murder In
Mexico.

PrrSIx, Ariz., Aug l..-Manucl Garcia n
citizen OF Sonora, Mexico, was arrested YES
tcrday on the Giia, charged Win the lnuFdrE
OF prominent Mexican ohicia! oi sonora oi
Junc IL, 1887. lie will DC takcn oul on
rcQuisiti by GOV. Torres, and n he haS
Ia reputation IN Gis native country Will
undoubtedly be shot.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Another Wrecl; on the Big Four.
Ipy ,ssoCIArrD pRFssl

DAYTON, o., Aug. IA west-bound Zig
Four passenger train lliicd with an cast
bound local freight AZ sidney last evening,
Nrecklng both engines. The mail car was
wh.rlrd down til" elEbankmcnt against a
dwcllng-huusn. John II. Linglry, oi Indian
apolia, fireman Of tho passenger train, was
fatally Injured, ana the engineer slightly.
Ihr pa Sou Crs were thrown over the selts
but all escaped serious INJURY.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
HER GREAT TOE FOR BAIT.
A New York Bellies Involuntary
Fishing at Lake Keuka.

ELNIr,, Aug. l2.-Whilc Miss Katie SmucG.
OF New York city, who was bathing In Lake
KcUka, near llammondspOrt. Wednesday.
was lying on the shore with her feet near the
water, \ large white nsh rarely seen IN the
lake, weighing over four pounds, jumped out
Of the water and caught one oi Miss SmucX' 5
great toes IA It's mouth, biting IL quite Sc
ycrc!y.
The flsh was caught by Young man named
Bradley, with his hands, and taken home and
cooked fur supper
The evening world., 1892-08-12
BRENNAN'S APPOINTMENTS.
He Names Foreman and E'gh.
Assistant Inspectors.

StrCCt-Clcan'ns commissioner brennan to-
day U.adc these apt Uintnents; Foreman,
IhiiIl2 !tcynoidS, of ~ West SiNticth street
Assistant inspectors II bumps, James "a''y,
li1 West SiNty-cighth stect Joseph ia o +,
5Ol VI est one .iUl drcd ana Nineteenth sueh;
Michael Rogers, 733 ScvcI Ia avenue Rich
ard II. Lee, 81 Attorney street: Michael
Kelly, AS East Eighteenth street Joseph
H. Rice, 3.3 East kighty-eighth street !;
Thomas VI. Dilnn, ia West Ninct'eNth
street, and John J. Curran, Carlisle street.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
REFEREE FOR THE BIG FIGHT.
Prof. Duffey Said to Have Peen
Chosen by the olympic Club.

InY ASSOCIATED PnrSs
NEW Ua'rASs La, Aug. l".-lt Is under
stood that PROT. John Duncy has been Sc
lcctcd hv the olympic club rs referee for the
three great glove coatcsts TO take place Sept.
}, u and :.
Dixon arrived yesterday and was royalty
received. Jack llavlin aad Tom ORourke
accompany him. lie VIII so to Biloxi to-day
and train there.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Tho Pope and the Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO, Aug. l".--poHc Leo has written
another letter conccrnirT the Worlds Fair,
This time It pertains TO tho Catholic educa-
uonal exhibit, aud Is earnest OF the very
Great interest Which HIS Holiness has in the
success u the exposition.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Monslgnor Stoner, 1t Is Said. VIII
30 Erclnnd's Next Cardinal.

frY lErOCiATrD rrEss.
LONDON, Aug. IA SPECIAL despatch to
the ChrDnnie from Paris says that Mgr.
Stoncr win be made Cardinal at the coming
Papal consistory.
Mgr. stoner is an uncle TO Lord Gamoys,
and has long leen representative OF the
aris' ocratic English Catholics at Rome. lie
is a persona graJa 10 the Prince OF Wales and
roy atty generally, and has great social In.
nlCuCc.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
ignores Carver's Challenge to n
Dua',


DENVER, ,o'., Ar;. l".-lh' cJi'1r 4 the
pr.u.fros has not .ct aCcc.'cl the chal-
lcngc tp n duel sent hiH Ly pc. ". carver.
IN" .aHuu, rirc expert, bccanS" ui -lrrrinS
reference, made . carver In the 'olu!nLN oi
the Il, yu1li.ur. IL is hot believed tnat tGcrc
VIII Dc a N ,cilDS.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
NANCY HANKS'S GREAT SPEED.
The Crack Trotter Likely to Peat
Her Record This Season.

The great tro:ting mare, Nancy Hanks. vii!
In all probability lower her record Of 2.oo
before the season Is cl.dci.
Yesterday at Grand Rapids, Mich, 10000
persons saw her equal her record over track
that was not IN the best possible shape
Nancy reached the Hrst quarter IN 33s., the
halI In l.O5, the thrcc-qu.rter In l.3I'A ana
the wire IN 100. 49,,
The mare finished good and strong, her
last quarter being timed at 3lllS'' 'he iastesl
OF the four.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
WAS SHE PUSHED OFF A CART
A Woman with a Broken Thigh Says
the Conductor Caused II.

Della EC"gan, forty-thrnc years Ola, who
SAYS she Is nurse at Bellevue Hospital, WAS
taken to -. NinCcnt'> llospita! last night
with broken thigh. she was found In front
Il i3 sullivan street. Sh" tod 'h' DOCTORS AZ
the hospital that 81" had be, pushed on
scvcntu avenue Aur>c-Car ly the conductor.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Chris.!anized Indians Eurn Village.



NICRCTIt, B. e., Aug. l@.-AdNitcS have
been received of the burning cf an indian VIII
lagc on queen Charlotte land. The ilrc was
started bf christian lul!auS RON Vancouver
wno obinCted 70 the hanging ot dead bodies On
pOlcS iu one portion uf luC village, this beng
tGc tr,Ual manner q. burial sUpt. Vowel has
been requested 70 investigate.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
FELL TO HIS DEATH.

Engineer Herd Killed. by Dropping
Through Eatchwny.
Albert Nerd, an engineer, twcnty-threc
years old, while at work NJ 10 Mercer street
thi ) morning, fell through the hatchway to
the cellar and was instantly killed.
Scvencen-yea james Buddy, OF 1889
Third avenue, this morning fell four
stories from the new building at one Hun
urcN and Forty-cighth street and third ave-
nue.. lie was taken TO Manhattan Hospital.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Van Heest to Challenge Dixon.
lny ArFocrArRp prrse.l


CHICAGO, Aug. IL. johnny Van liccst Is At
Ashland, Wis ana Will not go to California
to tight Sol Smith, as reported. George r.
Clark, his backer, Will challenge the winner
OF the DiXOn-Skelly fight In behalf OF Van
lieest. Clark expects Dixon 10 win aud VIII
back Van l!ccst IOr $4,000 against the Cham
The evening world., 1892-08-12
LIVELY STORM AT ASBURY PARK.
E!ectr C Lights Put Gu; ana Travel
Obs.ructed for a Half Hour.
lfrEcILI rn IHE IyININn MORLD.l

FFFCIIL TO THE TvENTNV WUNr'U'
AsBuRY PARK, Aug. IA violent thunder
s'orin' accompanied by sharp lightning,
passed over this section about l.3O last
nnIsht' Trees were uprcoted ami consideraOle
seHofll damage done. Electric lights ceased
w oIurn lor Il time and IL was necessary 10
ss,o.' al! travel on the electric railroad. lhe
''oIh lasted hali an hour.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Fetal ARRAY ut savin Rock,

[By ASSOCIATED PRESs J
NEW HAVEN, Aug. ln.-James I. Myhnc
was stabbed and iata ly wounded by Edward
Keefe, at savin Rock, West Haven, last
night The AFFAIR grew out OF a drunken
quarrel. The men are proprietors OF the con-
verse restaurant at Railroad Grove.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
TO SUE FOR THE ALVA'S LOSS.
Mr.. Vanderbilt May Proceed Agains
the DimccE's Owners.

CHATHAM, Mass, Aug. ln.-Capt. Morrison
formerly OF Nandcruilts yacht Alva, Is here.
ana says Mr.. Vanderbilt interdS to bring si,t
against the owners OF the steamer II. f.
Di!noCk, which sunk the Alva.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
D!od in switzerland.


prIIhpTLPrl,, Aug. l2.-Danicl VI. Zim-
norman, for many years secretary ana
Treasurer OF ,hc Camdea and Atlantic Rail
road company, died On Wednesday at fon-
trrSlna, SWitkv. Hand In hi, siNJy-nlntl year.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
The Presidents Outing.

IooN LiIr, Aug. l".-it iS virtually decii
that President Harrison Will leave LoDa Lake
about sept. l ; but II pubic business Will F"r-
nit he may remain week or ten days longer
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Bonds for the Seal Poacner Coquit'

YICT0R',, H. g, Aug. l".-JudCc Hughes,
Of seattle. has sailed ior ALASKA with the
touls ( r. tho release OF the Brit h steamer
Clquir,aa ana the scho ncr NiniIrvd, se"ci
ia Bclnlrg Sga Tor pOdchiug seals.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
A Whole Family shocked by Light
ming.
tnY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

ABBOT, Tex, Aug, 12.-Lightning struck
the house OF j. II. Williams yesterday, shock
ing the whole family In horrible manner.
sin. S.year-old boy was instantly KILLED anu
another boy ard girl were 80 badly bul ma IL
Is thought they cannot i've.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
THE RACING AT SARATOGA.
Tac;ician Wins the Opening Event
a: 20 to |.

TDY AssOCTATFD FNFNs.T
SARATOGA RACE TRACK. y. i., Aug. l."
The races were continued here To-day,
Raining and slim attendance. Track heavy.
The first race was divided.
The evening world., 1892-08-12

Purse saoO, ler three:y cnl.clls; one mllc.

taken back. Sltet and Gallndo then took up
the running III the stretch llellgate and
Sykcston moved up. and the latter won by
two lengths from i:cllgatc, who beat Galindp
six lengths for the place. Time-l.4l9
The evening world., 1892-08-12

Another Case of Small-Pox.
Dorphea Holman, aged sixty, OF IS Horat'o
street, was to-day taken 10 North Brother
Island, suffering from smallpox.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
huqurv tor Europenn Peace.

AURWIy IUT ENTUpVNIl FeFV"'
ST. PErT RsBURG, Aug. 1.-THE N0roSn well
comes Mr.. Gladstonc's advent TO rowcr as
happy ausury OF the consolidation OF Euro
pean peace.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Cattle Dying of Thirst In Zscatecas.

tRY sFsocIhTrn PrrSs,
CITY or MFXIco. Aug. l..-Drought has
caused the death OF 10000 head Of cattle In
Zacatccss.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
1ameicn Ho'el Destroyed by a Bolt.

l'rrcIAL TO rHE TrfNiSG WORLD
H'IcA, l.. l., Aug. 12.-The Frahhhh
squaie iioIcl was struck by lightning last
i,gpt ana burned to the GROUND. The build,
az hnu only recently been completed, anu
~st IIe owner. August Kalb, $4,000. IL
"S W nave been occupied In few days
The evening world., 1892-08-12
Purse $500; selling; i've MrlonGs.

John. Gonzales and EIpre.s also rau.
EXpress led to the homestrCtch, then gave
way to PriuCc Howard, who WAS afterwards
passed anu beat IA by Iaciic!au. King LA.
arm was third. limc-1.OiLa.
The evening world., 1892-08-12

Purse $500; seven furlongS.
The evening world., 1892-08-12

and JacUusliuc also ran. Time-l 81
Fourth RacC--PursC $500: Onc-righth mile.
Won By SAMPLER: iIclen Rose second,
Sportsman third.
The evening world., 1892-08-12

Died of Ii's SELF Inflicted Wound.
Casper GCeEe!, Janitor ci the Nat 1870 Lex
ington avenue, who shot himself last night,
died In the Harlem Hospital at an early hour
this morning.
The evening world., 1892-08-12
A JAPANESE MINE HORROR.
Tho Workings Suddenly Flooded by
Clso in the River GirZln.

Try AFrocr,Trp rrrss.l
S,S FRANCISCO, cal, Au-. 1.-THE steam.
ship City Of RIO Jnneiro, Just arrived from
loSohoma, brings adviceS 10 the effect that
the lnnai copper mire in AEit aiken. Japan, was
inundated July liby sudden overflow OF: the
River Gin7an. According to some accounts
nine miners ana according to others sixty
miners were drowned.