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DRAYToNs AGAIN DIVIDED.
The Wife Sails for Europe to Join Her Mother
There

New YORK. July l9-Mrs. j. Coleman
Drayton sailed for Bremen to-day upon the
AIler Of the North German Lloyd Line.
Her name did not appear on the passenger
list John jacob Astor attended his sister to
the vessel and took an affectionaie leave of
her before the ship sailed. From Bremen
Mrs. Drayton will repair 10 Wiesbaden to
Join her mother, Mrs. Astor, and her sister.
Mrs. Orm Wilson. both Of whom have been
lar from well since their great bereavement
by the death of William Astor. j. Coleman
Drayton was not at the dock. He is In
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WORK RESUMED.
Fires Lit In Some OF the Furnaces In the
Homestead Mills.

Fires Lit In Some or the FuTn aces In the
Homestead Mills.
HOMESTEAD, July 19.-SmOke issued from
half dozen stacks on the Carnegie mill
to-day, and tonight lights are cleaning in
many furnaces. A gentleman who has been
through the mills said that about 40 me-
chanics are at work, the chief focus of
activity being in the mill where the armor-
plate Is bent TO fit the sides Of battle-ships.
A casting was made in the presence of the
visitors, but the wOTkmen say that this is
the most rudimentary part Of the armOr-
plate work.
The attitude Of the mechanical depart
ment was rather a surprise to the mill
owners. Manager Potter was confident
that a great many men would return 20
work Monday and to-day. They did not do
SO. It has developed that men can be shipped
into the works without knowledge of the
lOcked-Out workmen very easily, and il is be-
lieved now that Mr.. Potter VIII fiad no
difficulty in introducing such persons as
can be induced to 90 into the company's
emDloymeDt.
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THE LOST AUTHORIZATION.
Chicago People DiaTpointed at Net Getting
Government Aid

chicago People DiaTp1inted at Net Getting
Government Aid.
CHICAGO, July 19.-The news OF the de-
feat of the Worlds Fair appropriation in
the House to-day was considerable OF dis
appointment to The people around the
Worlds Fair headquarters. No director
could be found this evening, however,
who would admit defeat. In response
to kilograms Director General Davis left
this evening for Washington 10 take up the
fight. All have hopes that something may
yet be accomplished in the conference, and
adyices from Washington are to the effect
that the members of the Directory and
National Commission now here have the
same hope. based largely on the fact that
the majority in the House vote is much less
than In the committee of the whole.
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HELD UP A TRAIN.
An Entirely New Development In th
Idaho Country.

An Ent1rely New development In the
Idaho Country.
WALLACE, Idaho, July 19.-Late last
night three armed men stopped a Northern
Pacific train ON the summit near the Mon
tana line. They were very rude, bolster
Gus and defiant They told Conductor
Bradley that he had been warned three
times to keep out of this part of the coun-
try, and that if he ever came back up there
they would kill him. Bradley reported this
to the Northern Pacific officials, and they
urged Colonel Carlin 10 send a military
furce 10 SateZ TO protect their trains. This
was done, and Calonel Carlin is there In
person 10 direct the disposition of the
troops.
A gang Of desperodoes is reported to be
entrenched In the hills along the Montana
line under the leadership of Webb Leisure,
q tough of the hardest caiber, and Conduc-
tor Bradley said he saw at least 90 men in
the vicinity of the train when it was held
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San piego,s Recaloitrant ofinsr..

SAN DIEGO, July 19.-Demurrers to the
accusations against the Sheriff. Auditor and
County Clerk, charged by the late Grand
Jury with corrupt misconduct in office.
were to-day overruled by Judge Torrance.
County Clerk Gassaway waived arragu-
ment, pleaded mot guilty" and asked i'm
mediate trial. His cause was set for trial
on July %. The other causes will be SO.
ON Monday next.
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Forbes the Purchaser.

SAN DIEGO. July 19.-It is rumored that
j. Malcolm Forbes. the Boston capitalist
who was recently married aud took up hi.
residence at Coronado, is the purchaser of
the Pacific Beach Railroad. The old board
of directors to-day resigned aud q new
board was elected. Herbert Dabney, a
brother-in-law OF Forbes, has been appointed
general manager OF the road.
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BRITISH ELECTIONS.
Results Of the Recent Political Changes-The
Total Vote.

Total Vote.
LONDON. July 19.-Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, president of the Board of Trade,
will become peer. Mr.. Long, secretary Of
the Local Government Board, the defeated
candidate for Parliament, will be nominated
member for Bristol, when Sir Michael
Hicks Beach vacates his seat. The follow
ing totals represent the entire vote cast at
recent elections: Unionist ?, LAG, 946, Oppo-
siti0n 2,417, $50
Only two members OF the House
OF Commons remain to be elected out
of total Of 670. One of these is at Tip
Islands next week. The parties now stand ::
Government 314, Opposition 354. The
districts to be heard from will go Glad
stoDian. giving him majority in the next
House Of A. Thomas Sexton Is elected in
Kerry
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LONG BRANCH, N. j.. July 19IA FIRE
broke out tonight in the Atlantic Botel at
this place. About $50 guests were in the
hotel at the time, asd the smell OF fire and
smoke caused panic, and the guests fed
from their rooms partly dressed. Loss,
$4,000. As far as is known every body
escaped from the building and no one was
killed
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onnosed n Silver srecnlo+ior

ROME. July 19.-As complaints are being
continually made to the Government, es-
Decially from Turin, of the scarcity of frac-
tiOnal silver currency. and as, in spite of
all precautions, the purchase and export of
silver continues, the Ministry is forming
new and efficacious plans to put an end to
such speculations. The spectators, for
the greater part, are well known to the au-
thorities.
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She Cnt His Tbroat

PHGNIx. Ariz. July 19-In family fight
last night Robert Archer had his throat cut
with breadknife By his wife. TIE family
Is we'll connected, though both were intoxi-
Gated at the time of the disturbance.
Archer's 1ugular vein was punctursd, and
a catgut stitch was taken in by DIR. Helen
that stopped the flow of blood. The man is
very low, but his recovery is possible.
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ARIZONA BEER.
The Water of the Salinas Is Pronounced Equal
TO That Of Strasbourg.

PHGNIx. Ariz.. July 19.-DuvaI s. m of
Grenille. near Paris. France, win shortly
erect brewery near Phoenix, and are now
negotiating with the Arizona Canal Com
pany for electric power. The water of the
Salt River has been compared with the
famous water at Strasbourg, and is pro-
Dounced is equal for making beer. Duval
is a conSumptive, and spent last winter In
PhGnix, improving very much in health.
This has led him 10 invest heavily here.
The firm is the largest brewing firm in the
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A FALSE ALARM
Men Of Osborne Turn Out to Search the
Bills for Miners.


WARDNER, July 19.-After the company
of the State National Guard was taken
away from Osborne to-day quite furry of
excitement was occasloned by an alarm that
armed men were visible on the hills back
of the town. A large posse was organized
TO scour the hills, but after iruitless search
they returned TO town.
Two prisoners were turned over 10
Colonel Carlin at Osborne to- day by Captain
Stevenson.
The Black brothers. Usage Brush" and
Jack Long," who have been leaders in all
the depredatiOns committed by the union
men in and about Wallace, are still at large.
All are desperate men. and being provided
with sood horses, they are constantly cross
Ing into Montana and returning by obscure
trails.
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0reCnn Crnns

PORTLAND, July 19-Ths weekly crop
report of the Oregon Weather Bureau says:
Fall wheat Is being harvested in all sec
ti0ns. The yield is better than expected.
SDring-sown wheat is filling out very we'll
Oats are being cut in few localities.
Although the wheat and Oat crops ara good,
they are not equal to last year 3, nor quite
up to the average
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REDWOOD CITY, July ia man sup
posed TO be from Blairstown, n. j., named
L. B. Lance, was found in MenlO in dazed
condition to-day and was sent to Agnaws.
he had S376 in cash on his person. He is
tall and stout and has lost one eye He had
an electric railroad ticket and entered the
cars at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Warm Weather in the we.t.

CHICAGO, July 19.-Dispatches to the
Associated Press from various points in
Iowa report to-day as being the hottest Of
the season. the temperature ranging from
80 to 102 degrees. Several cases of sun
stroke are reported. but none fatal. In
some places the factories had 10 close on ac-
count Of the in tense heat
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Three Killed by Lightning.

RICHMOND, Va. July 10. - During the
prevalence of severe storm here tonight
lightning struck a house on Nicholson
street, just outside OF the corporate limits.
killing man named Dan Emmett, with his
wife and three children.
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Enrned TO Taka Fnnd

BERLIN, July l9.-Agnes Walnitz, the
anarchist agtator recently sentenced to 10
months imprisonment, having refused TO
eat anything for six days-being determined
TO starve heTself-the authorities ordered
that she be fed by force. Two wardens
forced her mouth open while another in
troduced food into the stomach through a
tube.
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dured. l took him to two different doctors both
gave HIM lots O. medicine, but all e. no use. He
grew worse. therefore deSpaired OF ever having
him cured. One day saw the great benedt prom
sed to those who would use CUTICURA REMEDIES.
" ent right away to the drug store aud bought
them. must confess had but little fst.h In them.
However used them according TO directions, and
to-day say truthfuly to all the world II you wish
to pablsh is. that my IS entirely eur d, thank
God aud thank the disc0yeTerS OF EUrGcURA REM
EDIFs. They cured him In four weeks SQUAD
gold dollar. JOHN SAVAGE.
Fishkill Village. N. Y
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TEMESCAL ALL RIGHT.
No Truth in the Yarn That the Mines Are
Petering Out.

Nv II VIZ &udt hIb
Petering Out.
SAN DIEGO. July 19.-In order to ascer-
tain the truth of the Examiners state
meuts that the Temescal tin mines were
petering out. the Daily Sun of this city
sent special reporter to the mine to in-
vestigate. He returned to-day with abun-
dant proof that the mine is all right and
the prospects are better than ever W. w.
Stewart, who visited the mine at the same
time. says the rel Orts that 1t is playing out
are utterly false. Mr.. Stewart received an
inquiry from sDecial agent of the Gov
ernment in New York as to the condition
of the mine and telegraphed a reply to-day
that the mine is all right, and that the
report to the contrary was instigatpd by
discharged emplOye. Representative
Bowers was telegraphed to the same effect,
and that more men were employed now
than ever before.
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The Horrid Turks.

LONDON. July ia special from Tan
gier says that the refugees who arrived there
report that the troops looted the houses in
the villages and outraged the women. Ia
many cases they chopped off the women's
hands to obtain the rings and bracelets they
w0ra
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: A PHYSICIANS Suicids.

NoRTHPoRT, J.. J., July 19.-Dr. Charles
Scudder. son-in-law Of Senator Evarts, CON-
mitted suicide this morning. The reason
given is i'll health DIR. ScudGer was about
50 years OF age and had promising career
before him as a physician. He leaves a
widow and three-year-oid daughter
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Burned 10 Death

WHEATLAND. July 19-Nellie. the year.
old daughter Of William Carney, proprietor
Of the American Hotel Of this place, was
terribly burned by FIRE Sunday evening.
She was playing with matches, when her
clothing caught on fire. and before the blaza
was eXtinguished she was 80 badly burned
that death ensued the following day.
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poor 10y suffered terribly. His
feet wer terribly sore, he could
not wear any shoes. and had
therefore to stay at home from
school when he put on a pair
of dry stockings 10 the morning
they won d IN one hour be sat
urased with moisture and very
offensive even in the coldest
weather. The disease began TO
over his body. especially
his hands aud fingers. The
on both his hands be-
came stiff and as useless as two
sticks OF wood. Ir
would be useless for me to try
TO tell the suffering this boy an
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THE THIRD PATRY.

The Standard Bearer Confident of the
success OF His Ticket.
ST. LOUIS, July 19-General Weaver
stopped In st. Louis to-day to consult with
the officials of the Peoples party headquar-
ters. he is confident of success He is in
receipt Of letter from George II. Nixon OF
the silver party OF Nevada assuring him OF
three electoral votes OF that State
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Crsndall kcqui ,

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 19.-B b. Gran
dali. brought here from Los Angeles, Cal,
and put on trial for defraudng the insur-
ance companies. has been acquitted.
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An Educator Coming West.

OBERLIN. Ohio. July 19.-Professor
Frank Foster of the Oberlin Theological
Seminary has resigned his position in the
department of church history to accept
position In Oakland, Cal.
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EDISON'S DENIAL.
He Is Not Making an Internal Machine for
the Kaiser.

the halSer.
PARIS, July ia French professor.
having seen statement that Thomas A.
Edison is reported TO have declared that he
was preparing for the German Emperor an
Internal machine W hicil would destroy the
largest cities from a distance of 80 miles,
ana which would annihllate a whole army
corps, wrote TO Edison asking whether the
statement was true, and received the follow
ing reply: The assertions are wholly
false. / certainly wonld be the last person
to give the slightest of help to the enemies
of the French republic"
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Did Not Ahdnrt ohsrlana.r

SAN DIEGO. July 19.-Thomas Weller,
charged with kidnapping Charles ODer-
lander and taking him TO Lower California,
was acquitted by jury to-day, the evidence
not clearly showing his connection with the
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QUEBEC, July 19-It is stated that the
Prince of Wales will make a trip TO the
Pacific Coast over the Canadian Pacific
Railway, visiting the Chicago fair en- route.
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indictment In connection with the Home
stead affair, by bringing suits for criminal
libel for resolutions passed by the Trades
and Labor Assembly.
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HE PREFERRED LIBERTY.

An Arizona Man Gave Uu His Children to
Get Rid of His Wife.
PHGNIX, July 19.-Jesus Aviso and his
wife, Francisco, were married six years ago
by mutual consent but recently disagreed
on account of their two girls, the only chill
dren, and parted. Jesus took the elder girl
and left the younger for Francisco, and
the wife, not satisfied with this division,
had the husband arrested to-day for oral
assault. Judge Huson proposed to release
him if he gave up the children to the wife.
and the proposition was accepted and the
case settled.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
There Was Almost Great eonfagration at
Riverside

RIVERSIDE, July 19.-The harness-store
OF o. Papineau in this city was badly dam
aged by fire this morning. The cause of the
fire Is mystery, but 1t Is thought that it
was the work of an incendiary. The loss to
the stock of goods is $1,000, aud the damage
to the building will probably amount to $500
more. The active work of the fire depart
ment. which prevented the flames reaching
an oil warehouse adjoining the burned
premises, prevented a big cor lagration.
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Thomas Cook Dead.
seashore Hotel Rurnad.

LONDON, July 19.-Thomas Cook, the
well-known tourist manager. Is dead.
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AwEARY OF THE WORLD.
A Remarkably Deliberate Case Of Suicide in
the Sacramento

the Sacramento.
CHICO, July 19-About 8 o'clock this
afternoon man walked up on to the Chico
toil-bridge over the Sacramento River, six
miles west Of here, and deliberately jumped
INTO the river. He was seen struggling in
the water for few minutes. and then sank.
1t Is not known who the man was. but il
was supposed to be A. L. Wilcox, a clerk in
the New Chico Hotel in tn is city. as Wilcox
was seen going in that direction in an intox.
leated condition. and nat, with the ini.
tlals "A. w. T., was found in the stream.
The body has not yet been recovered.
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THE EPISCOPAL JUBILEE.
Pilgrimages 10 Rome Announced for the
Coming Winter.

Coming Winter.
ROME. July 19.-Pilgrimages for the epis-
copal jubilee of the Pope will take place
from October IT, 1892, until April Is. 1893.
The Pope will create new Cardinals on the
eve of the jubilee. February 10.
His Holiness has adjourned the Cardinal
consistories in spite Of considerable num-
Der OF vacancies. chiefly because the powers
forming the Triple Alliance are making un-
heard-of efforts to get their friends into the
Sacred College, in view of future conclave.
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PROTECTION FOR THE woRKMEN.
An Appeal to the Secretary of State
Against Imported LabOrers.

Against Imported Laborers.
NEW YORK, July 19.-President Gompers
Of the Federation Of Labor has written
Secretary of State Foster that a greater
number Of iron and steel workers have ar
rived In this country in the past few days
thanin years past and asking protection for
the American wage-wOrkers.
BosToN, July 19.-The report that Gen.
eral b. K. Butler has been retained for the
defense of the Homestead strikers is denied
Eere.
PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-Word was re-
ceived here tonight TO arrest Hugh O'Don-
nell, the leader of the Homestead workmeD.
should he eappear In this city.
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Thn pInkertona Mill Rrinr snI

CHICAGO. July 19.-It is stated the Pink
ertons will sndeavor to get back at the local
labor agitators who are clamoriDg for their
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ARBITRATION FAVORED.
An Italian Comment Oh the Bering Sea Eego-
tiatio1s.

tiatio1s
ROME, July 19.-The Popolo Romano.
speaking of the Interview of United States
Minister Porter and Lord Vivian, British
ambassador, with the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs in relation to the appointment of an
Italian member of the board Of arbiIators
on the Bering Sea question, says: We
augur that the result of arbitration will
be satisfactory to both parties. At any rate.
we are rejoiced at this new application Of
the principle of international arbitration,
which is essentially an outcome of Italian
Thought
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OFFENSIVE ECZEMA
cine Useless. Cured i'm Four
Weeks by Cutieura.

have boy, fifteen years old. born In FishSII
portrait enclosed. who had the eczema so ofensiys
that l could n9t STAY IN The room with him m
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TO TEST THE LAW.

Interior Counties Not Satisfied With the
Deputy Decision.
MODESTO, July ia. O. Howard has
brought suit in the Superior Court against
the Treasurer of Stanislaus County for his
salary as Deputy Superintendent of Schools,
an office created by the act of 1891 for coun-
ties OF the thrty-third class. AS The Treas
urer Is paying an assistant allowed by the
Supervisors, the suit is test on the recent
decision of the Supreme Court, applicable
TO 20 counties, and protest against the
Treasurer's discrimination here.
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A TRUCE PROPOSED.
No More Grimm Al Prosecutions Probable
by the Company.

No More Crimi Al Prosecutions Probable
by the Company.
HOMESTEAD, July 19.-Barrlng surprises,
the indications tonight were that however
many criminal informations against the
strikers might be cited by the Carnegie
officials In Pittsburg truce to arrests was,
at least temporarily, the programme to be
pursued in Homestead. During the day
iDnumerable rumOrs OF warrants kept the
excitement at high point, and 4 constable
ent serving subpenas had a narrow escape
from violence in the afternoon. some of the
muscular strikers at one point thinking they
were TO be arrested.
In the military camp to-day, despite the
inspection of the Second Brigade by Gov
eTnor Pattison, matters were extremely
quiet. The Governor expressed himself de-
lighted with the condition of the troops. He
declined TO discuss the Homestead situation
and he would say nothing about a report that
provisional regiment would be formed TO
stay here all summer, but among militiamen
such story is current, it being said that 500
volunteers would be asked for among the
men now here, TO be paid by the State Many
Of the soldiers are anxious to get home. not
a few of them being business men, whose
hume interests are suffering
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