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The morning call., 1892-08-16
HE NEW CABINET.
Probable Selection of ths Members of
the Gladstone Ministry.

Probable Selection Of ths Members of
the Gladstone Ministry.
LONDON, Aug. 15-The News announces
that the Earl of Rosebery will be Foreign
Secretary; Baron Hersehell, Lord Chancel-
lor; Sir William Vernon Harcourt. Chan
cellor Of the Exchequer; Herbert III.
Asquith, Home Secretsry; Right Hon.
Henry II. Fowler, President OF the
Local Government Board; Right Hon.
{. II. Cambeil Bannerman, Secretary
of War; Earl Spencer. First Lord
of the Admiralty; Right Hon. John
Morley. Chief Secretary for Ireland Right
Hon. y. j. Mundella, President Of the Board
OF Trade; Sir Charles RUSSELL Attorney
General; John Risby. Solicitor General;
Right Hon. Samuel Walker. Lord Chancel-
lor for Ireland; Mr.. MaeDermott Attor-
ney-General for ireland; Right Hon. p. c.
Nj ajoribanks, Patronage Secretary; Alex
ander Asher. So!icitor-General for Scot
land, and Right Hon. j. B. Baltour. Lord
A1-oeRte.
Messrs. Bryce and Acland will also have
seats in the Cabinet, while the Marquis of
Ripon, Earl Kimberly and Sir George o.
lreyelyan Will undoubtedly be members.
The Earl OF Aberdeen is mentioned TO
succeed Lord Stanley of Preston as Gov
eTnOr-General of Canada.
There Is no foundation for the report that
Arnold Morley will be raised to the peer
age.
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THE FALL RIVER MYSTERY.
The Borden Family Say They Will Not OF
struct the Investigation

The Borden Family Say They Will Not o.
struct the Investigation.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug 15.-Ci;y Mar
shal Hilliard said this morning regarding
the criticisms Of TIE press concerning his
conduct of the Borden case that the news
papers did not have the facts disclosed at
the inquest, and that the case depended en-.
tirely on circumstantial evidence. Lizzie
Borden had not been imprisoned in haste
or without a full understanding of the
circumstances.
The. most important member of the Bor-
den family said this morning: "The honor
OF the BJrdens is not TO be affected by po-
lice suspicion, perhaps resting Justly, on
Lizzie Borden No true Borden ever placed
stumbling block in the way OF the law and
no member Of my family WILL in any way,
hamper the police in their investigation.
The statement that Sl5,000,0 900 of Borden
money is TO be used in baking the authori-
ties is untrue and ill-advised."
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COLOR BLINDNESS.
Railroad Men Discharged for Having Imper-
feet Vision

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Aug. 15.-During the
past two weeks four Grand Rapids & In
diana engineers have been discharged for
color blindness. They are among the oldest
in the employ OF the company Two of
them had their sight tested by experts,
when it was found TO be better than the
average, and the men asked TO be returned
to their positions. 1t is understood that the
officials will not accept them. The brother
hood men here say unless the men are rein
stated trouble will follow. The trainmen's
unions will support the brotherhood, and
the result is being looked forward 70 with
anxiptv
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NO UNION JACK.
A Parade Of the Ancient Order of Hibarnians
Omitted the British Flag

HAMILTON, Ontario, Aug. 15.-The An
cient Order of HibernianS of Hamilton and
Toronto. with representatives from Buffalo,
Rochester, n, Y, and other places, held
big demonstration and parade to-day.
The most notable feature of the process
sion, and one that caused much comment on
the streets, was the fact that no British or
Canadian flags were displayed, the process
sion being headed by an IRISH flag, with sew
eral more Of the same kind, aud about
dozen or more American flags were scat
tered through the procession.
IL was explained that the omission of the
British or Canadian flag was purely aeei
dental, but ii at least created a very unfa-
vorable impression, and might have precip;-
tated not. Near the corner of Joy and
King streets a bystander asked one Of the
nGrshals. Where is your union jack ?" and
the reply was, "ro - with it,
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The Woman Was Drowned

VICTORIA. Il. C., Aug. 15.-On Saturday
evening an Indian fisherman, in the vicinity
Of Race Rocks lighthouse, picked UP a cap
sized canoe, to which was clinging Charlie.
Beecher Bay Indian. He was almost ex-
bausted. When taken home he said that In
company with his wife he came to Victoria
ON Saturday morning TO sell SALMON Dis
posing OF the fish. he got some whisky and
the two started for home. They drank
freely and upset the canoe, and the woman
w drownad
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A WOMAN BUTCHERED.
Her Remains Found With Both the Legs
Cut OFF

MOUNT VERNON, ILL.,, Aug. 15.-The
missing Lizzie Sruber's body has been
found in one of the widest paris of this
county. Sne was last seen Thursday night
as she passed through stretch of woods,
driving from her home in the southern part
OF Marion County toward her sisters in the
eastern part Of this county. Just after she
was last seen the reports of two pistol shots,
followed by a womsn's scream, were heard.
Search was at once instituted, but no trace
OF her murderer or herself was found until
to-day, when the body of the girl was dis
covered in the woods horribly mangled,
with three bullet holes in it and both legs
cut of. The place where the crime occurred
is one Of the widest parts of this county
and particulars of the crime are hard TO get.
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GAUDAUR WON.
Stephenson Dsfeated by Twenty Lengths Over
a Three-Mile Course

stephenson Defeated by Twenty Lengths Over
a Three-Mile Course.
ORILLIA, Ont. Aug. 15.-Gaudaur had a
walkover in the race to-day with Stephen
son, the Australian. The race was three
miles, with a turn. for $500 side. Five
usand spectators witnessed the event
The betting was at even money. Stephen
son dipped his oar first aud gained half a
length in the first 500 yards. bnt the men
were even at the mile slakeboat, after
which Gaudaur took the lead and held il
throughout the race. At the turn, which
was made In 9 min. 80 sec. he was four
lengths ahead. winning by 20 lengths in 20
min. sec. From the easy manner in which
Gaudaur rowed the last mile It was evident
that had he been pushed he could have low
cred his record of 19 min. 81 Sec, made By
him at Duluth
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IN THE ICE.
Perilous Voyage of British Ship Among
Ic.bergJ.

LONDON, Aug. Is. - The British ship
North, Captain Newson. at Sligo from Port
land, Or. reports that on June IL in "a deg.
south, 81 west. she passed two enormous ice
bergs, while many were visible ahead. The
North sailed along a solid barrier OF
bergs ranging from 20 feet to 200 feet in
height while the open water was filed
with great quantities of broken ice. At 10
O'Clock on the night of June II the vessel
WAS entirely surrounded by ice, and it was
feared that she would be crushed, but for
tunatey toward mornng the winds
changed and enabled her to clear the bergs.
She had many marvellous escapes from de-
structi0n. The bergs formed breakwater
90 miles long resembling a large volcanic
island. The report of the North bears out
reports from other vessels from around
Cape Horn that the ice DRIFT from the Ant
arctic Ocean this season is unprecede nted,
and that il has reached the most northerly
point ever known.
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ALL PURSUIT ABANDONED.
Evans and SOntag Beyond Reach Of the
Officers.

VIsALIA, Aug. 15.-All the pursuers of
the traln-ro bbers, including Sheriff Kay aud
the Arizona trailers, returned home to-day.
No traces of Evans and Sontag we're found
in the Sierras. The pursuit has now been
abandoned altogether. as the robbers hava
had time to get out of reach.
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KILLED BY HIS HORSES.
Patrick Rodgers Meets With a Frightful
Fate at Martinez

MARTINEZ Aug. Is. - This afternoon
while Patrick Rodgers, an employe on the
ranch of T. d. Hogan in Alhambrs Valley.
was driving team, one of them colt, the
animals became unmanageabie and upset
the wagon, throwing Rodgers to the ground.
He struck on his head and shoulders, caus-
ing instant death. Deceased had lived In
this county for some years past. and was
well known in this vicinity. He was a ma
tive of Ireland, and has relatives in San
Francisco and Santa Rosa. An INQUEST
will be held here tomorrow at O'clock.
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THE PAMIR OCCUPATION.
China Protests Against the Aggressions OF
Russia.

Chlna Protests Against the Aegressions Of
Russia
BERLIN. Aug. l5.-Aceording to reliable
diplomatic information received here China
has addressed a strong representation to
Russia protesting against the occupation of
the Pamir country by the Russians as a
breach of the treaty of LiyadIa, which fixes
the frontier 100 miles north of Aktash,
where the Russians are encamped. The
Governor OF Chinese Turkestan has sent
troops to protect the frontier.
SIMLA, Aug. 15.-lt is stated that 1000
Usbergs after being repulsed by the Ameer's
garrison at Masmena crossed into Russian
territory. 1t is rumoTed in Gilgil that
China has ceded the Pamirs to Russia
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lKillad His Father

AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. ia. II. Ashe,
prominent and well-to-do farmer, living 20
miles north OF here, was found dead yester-
day on the highway, his body being ridded
with bullets. His son, 20 years old. has
been arrested on suspicion OF having COM
mitted the crime. as he had been making
threats TO do so. Trained bloodhounds fol-
lowed the trail from the body to young
Ashes room at his fathers house.
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An Unfortnnsts Lad.

STOCKTON, Aug 15.-Joseph Jensen, a boy
seven years old, climbed on q graln-loaded
wagon this afternoon 10 get ride and
slipped off, falling under the hind wheels of
the wagon. The wheels ran over his
stomach and he lived only three hours. His
mother Is alone with three children, tue
father being an invalid.
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They Travelled by Wagon.

PHGNIx, Ariz., Aug. 15.-The Arizona
District Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South conyenes here on
Wednesday. and the delegates from various
noints are already beginning TO arrive. The
Prescott delegation came in by wagons to-
day. The session will last till Sunday.
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me Thracian was in ballast, and during a
gale last night the vessel pitched and rolled
neavily. The tugs towing the vessel were
hnally compelled to heave to. The gale in
creased In violence. and it is supposed the
Thracian capsiZed, for when day broke no
trace could be seen of her.
Ut has since been learned that the crew
numbered % men. The captains wife was
also on board
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The Canal Tolls Question.

OTTAWA. Ontario, Aug. 15-The Citizen,
the Governmentsorgan. commenting editor-
ally upon the decision of the Government to
continue the canal rebate system for the re-
mainder of the season, says: 'rhe Govern
ments action in the matter will certainly
commend itself TO all who look to the adop-
ton of a policy in line with their per-
sistent but dignifed efforts in the past to
secure permanent settlement of the ques-
rim
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A TUSsLE TO THE DEATH.

Fatal ARRAY Between Peoules Party Dele
gates in Texas
SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 15.-During the Peo-
pies party convention to-day at Macune,
San Augustine County, a dispute arose be-
tween Caleb Garrett and John Peoples on
one side and Davis and Burton Brown on
the other. When the convention adjourned
the four men simultaneously began firing.
and when their pistols were emptied they
closed IN with knives and fought with des-
peratlon. After they had fallen to the
ground they kept on slashing one another
until two Of them were dead and the others
so badly injured that they cannot recover.
The morning call., 1892-08-16
The Monetary Commissioners.

WASHINGTON, Aug 15.-The question
raised whether Senators Allison and Jones
and Representative MeCreary can serve as
delegates to the International Monetary
Conference without violating the constitu-
ton has not yet been officially discussed.
but high official of the Government in con-
versation with reporter to-day advanced
the opinion that the case does not come
under the operation Of the constitution.
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THEY WILL CELEBRATE.
Grass Valley Native Cons to Observe tn
States Day

Grass valley Native s0ns to Observe the
States Day.
GRASS VALLEY. Aug. 15.-Quartz ParIor
No. So, Native Sons, will celebrate Admis-
sion day by magnificent parade Native
Sons from this and all the adjoining coun-
ties will take part, also the Native Daugh-
ters. Other civic and fraternal organiza-
tons will be in the parade. Six bands of
music have been engaged and two drum
corps. The Young Ladies Drum Corps of
Truckee will be present. Frank II. McNally
Of San Francisco, past grand orator, will be
the orator of the day. The new corner
stone of the new S25, 900 schoolhOuse will
be laid on that day. The railroads have
granted reduced rate of fare to this place
for the occasion.
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THE PIVOTAL STATE.
Cleveland Must Garry New York to Be
Elected.

NEW York, Aug. IA friend of Hill.
who is also prominent leader of Tammany.
is quoted by the Commercial Advertiser as
saying: Nearly two months have passed
since the nomination of Cleveland, and the
party here is in worse condition than be-
fore. This is not our fault, but is due entirely
TO the idiotic selishness Of near friends
of Cleveland. Whitney is excepted from
this category. He was an eleventh-hour
convert to Cleveland, despite his denials,
but has re ally worked to get all the Demo
Gratis in trim for the campaign. The great
trouble is they think they can win without
New York. and the outlook is that they will
have to if they win at ALL
The morning call., 1892-08-16
IN ITALIAN FASHION.

The Arbitration Of the Knife in a Low Re.
sort at Hsaldsburg.
HEALDsBURG. Aug. 15.-P. Dehori and
A. MOrdi, two Italians. became involved in
an alteration at the Enterprise House"
In this city last evening. when Denori en-
forced his side of the argument with large
bOwie-knife, iEflicting deep and painful
wound on the right shoulder Of Mordi. The
wound, though painful and serious. is not
necessarily fatal. The cutter has disap-
peared, and though eagerly searched for by
the peace officers has not yet been located.
The Enterprise House is a sort Of a rendez-
vous for hard characters and has long been
an eyesOre to the cOmmunity
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The Abscondins Boston pefaulter.

Boston. Aug. 15.-Lster Investigations
bring to light certain facts that seem
Il. Gilman, the missing member cs
the bankrupt grain firm Of Gilman,
Cheney & Co.. has misappropriated no less
than $4,000 Of other peoples money. The
appearances now indicate that Gilman led
a double life, although standing high in
business and social circles,
The morning call., 1892-08-16
Autioch's Narrow Fsca,a

ANTIOCH, Aug 15,-At 9 o'clock Sunday
evening fire broke out in an old stable on
Main street, and before the flames were un-
der control Chase's livery stable, Dolan's
stable, Noake's lodging-honse and a small
building belonging to NJ. II. Jacobs were
consumed. The wind was blowing from the
west, and the business portion Of Antioch
had narrow escape.
The morning call., 1892-08-16
CHEAP FARE TO STOCKTON.
The cd Company Begins War on Passenger
Business

STOCKTON, AUG. 10. = The California
Navigation Company. the old line, to-day
opened the steamboat war, cutting the pas
senger rate to San Francisco one-half.
Round trip tickets. formerly selling at
81 90 are now offered at 70 cents. while
single fare is 30 cents and deck passage 25
cents. The Union TRANSFORMATION COM
pany, the new line. maintains the regular
rate of 81, and says that when people do
not want them to run they will tie up their
boats. Both steamers carried out large
loads of freight this evening at the regular
rates, but cut will soon be made in freight
2lc0
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Death cf an Agea Widow.

NAPA, Aug 15.-Sarah A. Lewton, the
widow of Judge Lewis Lewton. died at her
home here this morning, aged "a years.
Deceased was the mother of Mrs. Eli L.
Shepard of San Francisco.
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IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Two Senators Discuss the Situation
in Their BailiwIck.

New YORK. Aug. 15.-Ex-Sena.or Blair
of New Hampshire said tonight: "The
situation in New Hampshire was never bet
ter for a sweeping Republican victory.
Cleveland is so Handicapped that cannot
see that he has ghost of a chance to win.
The underhand enmity Of Tammany, Wat
terson's free-trade plank and the woeful ex-
travagance of the Democratic HOUSE of
Representatives will smother him."
BOSTON, Aug. Ex-senator Chandler Of
New Hampshire says: New Hampshire
is a close State. but 1t Is Republican. and
we shall carry it IL we are not swamped by
Frank Jones brewery money"
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breach of contract The company built the
road and has 1t on it's hands. A few months
since the company by suit compelled Jay
Gould to comply with the contract made by
him with the company. TO take S50O.000
worth of construction bonds of the road.
Drought was largely instrumental in the
construction of the road. The suit attaches
the property of the Construction Company
and ties up the money belonging to 1t.
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Catholic School Dedicated

OTTAWA, ILL.,. Aug. 15-St Columbus
ochool for boys was dedicated this after
noon by bishop John l.. Spauldine Of Peor ia
Diocese. Catholic societies numbering ove
Two hundred. assisted in the dedication.
Inc ne ohitea states flag was hoisted over the
buiialng this morning Bishop Spanldink
was assisted By Dean Heating OF this eIty
and Father MeShane of Chicago.
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Married Fay Templeton's Mother

CHICAGO, Aug 15.-Arthur Leyersop.
playing under the stage name of Alfred
WhaleD, was married to-day to Alice Vane
Vanness. the mother OF Fay Templeton.
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Admitted to Full M.mbsrship.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 15-Captain John
Palmer. Commander-in-chief of the Graud
Army of the Republic. said to-day that the
Department of Mississippi and Louisiana
had been organized and colored post had
been admitted to full membership.
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ARIZONA SELLS HER BONDS.
The Territory Will Have Plenty of Money to
Pay Her Debts.

PHGNIx, Aug. 15.-By telegram to-day
Governor Murphy received information
from the Equitable Mortgage Company that
$4,000 had been deposited as a guarantee
that the corporation would accept the
Sl,000,000 OF Territorial bonds at par, and
the contract was forwarded this evening tor
Signature. The bonds are 90 5O's, with
interest at 8 per cent, payable semi-an-
nualy, and are to pay off the Territorial,
county and school district Indebtedness
Some of this cannot be paid at present, and
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SULPHUR BATHING
BY MEANS OF
GlGnn'S Sulphur Soap

In the ordinary bath-tub has so completely
superseded the former method of sulphur
baths that they are being discontinued.
The more recent plan of extemporizing a
sulphur bath exees its predecessor ON the
score of economy, and because It's strength
can be so graduated as To adapt it more ac-
eurately to the gravity of the ailment it is
intended to ameliorate. Sold by all drug
gists.
oe24 Il FrTu T.C.N.R.
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DANGEROUS WORK.
Portuguese Lad Crushed Under q Falling
Bucket Of Stone.

PETALUMA, Aug. 15-Manuel Joseph, a
Portuguese lad aged 16 years. while working
with man taking the stone curbing out of
a well at Novato. Marin County, this morn-
ing was seriously hurt. Manuel was at the
bottom OF the well, 20 feet from the surface.
when the box loaded with stone and about
half way up broke loose from the rope.
dropping the contents upon the boy 1t re-
quired six surgeons stitches to close the bad
cut across his head. and besides he had the
forelinger of his left hand broken.
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POSTPONED TWO WEEKS.
Meeting of the CoDvsntion of RepubIica an
CInbs Deferred TIL september LIZ.

Clubs Deferred TIL September 15.
NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-Presdent Clark
son of the National League of Republican
Clubs has Issued notice postponiug the
date of the Republican National League
convention. hitherto called for Buffalo,
September !, until September -. The post
ponement, which was made with the con-
eurTence of Chairman Carter and the Ma
tional Committee, was made because the
harvest of the various cr0ps would not have
been finished bv SeDtemb Der /. thus pre-
venting the attendance of a large number
Of the Republican clubs in the Western
States
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REID GOING WEST.

He VIII Visit His AS ed Mother fore Re-
turning to New York.
New YORK, Aug. 15.-Whiteaw Reid and
Congressman julius c. Burrows of Michi-
gan will leave this city for Springfield Ill.
on Wednesday morning. They will attend
the convention OF the Illinois State League
clubs, aud on the way East Reid will stop
in Chicago and meet the local Republican
committee. He will visit his aged mother
n Xenia before he returns.
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ALL HANDS LOST.

The British Steamer Thracian Founders in a
Gale.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-The large steamer
ThraciaD. which was being towed to Liver.
pool. has been lost off the Isle Of Man. The
crew OF IL men went down with the steamer
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Killed Him InstantIr-

PORTLAND. Aug. 15.-Benjamin Croft, q
car accountant. was run over at the Union
Pacific yards this morning By switch en-
gine and instantly killed.
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JAY GOULD SUED.
a Large Amount Of Damages Claimed
Breach of Contrset

KANSAS CRY, No. Aug. 15.-Jay Gould
may not gain control of the Kansas City,
Wyandotte and Northwestern road; at
least not until the suit filed this afternoon
In the District Court of Wyandotte County.
Kans., is settled. 1t has been generally
thought he had the road practically in his
possession, but it has not been formally
turned over TO him. suit is brought by Z.
5. w. Drought OF Kansas City, Kans..
against the Northwestern Construction
Company TO recover S35o.0O0 damages or
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A KENTUCKY VETO.
Governor Brown Disapproves Of Much Leg.
islated Bill

LOUISVILLE. Aug 15.-When the General
Assembly met this morning to adjourn for
the summer. Governor Brown sent in his
veto of the revenue bill. which had been
under consideration for over nine months
before its adoption. This was the only
measure of Importance adopted, and the
State is out several hundred thousand dol
lars, as the Legislature will have to 20 back
to the beginning
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Railroad Man Dead.

BosToN, Aug. 15.-Colonel Henry CLAY
Mutt. formerly president OF the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company, died TO-DAY
OF paralysis. aged 50 years.
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THE DEAD CONGRESSMAN.

His Remains Taken to Massillon, Ohio, fer
Interment
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-The train bear
ing the remains Of Representative Warwick
lett here at Z O'clock this evening on the
Pennsylvania road for Massillon, Ohio. his
former home, where funeral services will be
held tomorrow afternoon.
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CHILE WILL SETTLE.

An Indemnity Voted for the Baltimore Out
RACES and Other Claims
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15,-Aeting Secretary
of State Adee to-day received cable mes
sage from Minister Egan at Santiago saying
that the Chilean Chamber of Deputies has
unanimously appropriated $3.50 as an In
demnity to the sailors of the United States
cruiser Baltimore and has also approved Of
the treaty for ttlement of the claims OF
the citizens Of the United States against
Chile.
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WHERE Is THE MANAGER

1t Is Believed That Frick HISS Gone to Europe
to See Carnegie.
PfTTsBURG. Aug. 15.-The struggle be-
tween the Carnegie Steel Company and the
ApalRamated Association continued to-day
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A Tree Fell on HIM.

FORT BRAGG, Aug. 15.-John W. Thomp-
son, a ma tive of Missouri. was killed in the
woods this evening while telling a tree.
He leaves a widow and two children.
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BURGLARIEs AT WHOLESALE.
How They Are Punished in the County Of
Calaveras

CaiAVeras,
SAN ANDREAs, Aug 15.-The burglars
Ed Connolly and John Stevens were
brought in court to-day and sentenced
Connolly was sentenced to San Quentin for
39 years and Stevens for q years. They
Saturday and pleaded guilty-Connelly to
13 burglaries committed in this county and
Stevens confessing to nine. They were
arrested at Lodi last May.