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BLAND MAY HE sHELvRD.

The Coinage Com mittse Would Then Go
to . Gold Standard Man.
WASHINGTON. July 3.-OwinR TO the fact
that the condition OF national finances will
be the first and arsvsst problem to bs con-
frontsd at the special session In August
interest attaches 10 the house committee
on coinage. An adverse committee would
be In position to very considerably obstruot
business and worry tho advocates of re-
peal of the Sherman law. Whether or not
Bland will be rsappointed chairman. no
one appears TO know to Z CERTAINTY. His
record 40 an earnest, unswsrving friend OF
silver IL we'll known. His democracy il
unqusstionsd. When : speaker 10 re-
elected il has generally been his custom TO
reappoint the old chairman. Doubt in the
case Of Bland arises from the fact that
Crisp IL we'll known TO be In thorough SYM
pathy with the presidents ideas Of legisla-
tive needs and may hesitate to appoint 70
10 important . committee a man so thor
oughlv commissed to silver. In CASE Crisr
should decide not to give Bland the chair
manship, the next in line of direct snccsa
sion will bs Representative Tracy. who 10 !
gold standard man.
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THE BI-METALLIO LEAGUE.
It VIII Meet Soon aa.l Prepare to Fight
the Conspiracy.

It VIII Meet Soon aad Prepare to Fight
the Conspiracy.
WARRINGTON, July 3.-Ths Bi-Netallis
league has practically decided TO issue a
oall for convention Al Chicago, July 25,
and il is being prepared by Gen. Warner.
president Of tho league. Az several msm-
bers Of the executive committee have not
yet bsen heard from regarding their wishes
rs to the time and place, the call
may not be issued until Wednes-
day. Though not definitely settled
| IL 10 likely that Chicago will bo selected.
Tho call will dsnounoe the conspiracy
against silver and set forth the evils to re-
suit from its decentralization. It will show
the unfair workings Of tho gold standard
and point out the bsnotits that will
accrue to the county bv msin-
tanning tho parity Of the two
,netals. The convention will devote
itself to WAYS and means of preventing the
unconditional repeal of the Sherman law.
Gen. Warner says the silver people are do
termined to offer bitter opposition to the
unconditional repeal of the Sherman law.
To do otherwise would be TO surrender to
the gold powor which has brought about
the demon etixation of silver in this ooun-
try and which wrought the disqualification
of the white metal in India. At the opening
OF the extra session they will viRo, ously re-
sent amy attempt to adopt anti-hlibuster-
ing tules.
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THE MONEY SITUATION EASY.
Railroads and Millionaires In New Yorl
Had = Close Call.

Railroads and MilliOnaires In Now York
Had Close Call.
NEW YORK. July 3.-Ths situation was re-
ported TO be very easy this morning. Tho
demands from the country. II 10 said. were
very light and many of the large centers.
notably Chicago. are beginning to pay back
tho money they borrowed from New York.
The clearing house loan committee this
morning authorized an additional issue OF
80 S15, 600 certificates. making the totai
amount now outstanding $2l, 600. F,om
this increasing issue of certificates tt 10 be-
lieved gene ally it will be some months be-
fore call money Gun 10 obtained az low az
ak per cent In connection with the large
issue of these ce tificates last week, il be-
came gener lily known to-day that but tor
tho d ompt action OF some of the leading
members Of the clearing house committee,
tue would have been default In interest
bv one well-known railway company on
.aturday. One of tho best known railroad
mlllonaires in the country WAS caught in the
suuetzs for ready money at the last mo-
ment. knowing this condition and being
ussuied thnt uule theIe was sone relief
for it there might come an actual panic
three of the strongest members of tho
clearing house association, through the
medium OF certificates, provided the neces-
sary assistance.
Tue sub-treasury was again creditor at
the clearing house to-day, the balance in
its favor being $1,49l,4 ,416. II was also a
Q, editor on saturday for the frat time
since Aug. II, 1891. The total payments OF
interest duo July / on United Stn,ss bonds
umounted to-day to "a. .391 998.90. The
payment 10 usually continued II month or
more, but the strinRsnoy in the money
markes made tho applications unusually
prompt. Many bondholders who had not
taken up tho amounts due on coupons for
ssvei ai payments back have drawn all shct
WAS due them mp to date. some payments
were a. much NJ i've yeNts behind. One
ponahoiler presented coupons dated bhok
for eleven years and . quartz.
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the Wosld's fair which has been sst for
Sept. IL. Ex-0ov. Prince Of New Msxioo.

the wosld's fair whish has been sst for
Sept. IL. Ex- Gov. Prince. Of New Msxico.
chairman Of ths ooamittse. presided. II
WAS decided 10 have the spssehss delivered
20 arranged Tint whom Published the whole
silver proposition will bs presented y NE
public together With m answer 10 u! OBJ
jections TO free ooinaRe. The details Of me
arrangements were lefs TO sub-committes
composed of Gov. r inos. O. w. Crawfovd
and W. H. Harvey. Gov. Prince said The
silver question wss mot u al undeRseood 10
the east. There we're all kinds Of creme
ous impressions, among them one that silver
had become 20 plsntifal ~ 10 osass TO be
precious metal. The facts rsfuts oil the
statsments intended TO prejudice the mind
Of the people against silver. There WAS
about an equal quantity Of gold and silver
In the world and Of both only
about a. .8b per capita. Tbs systematic A.
tempt 10 strike down ons-half Of this vAs
bringing down prices and IL the cause of
the panios. Commodities had fallen with
silver. Again. tho people do not unds'-
stand that whom silver is quoted u meant
the price In gold. Silver had not fallen
cent - valued in prorsrty. Reverse Ne
position of the two metals II the world
money legislation by dsmonstizinR gold and
10 would bs to-day quoted aS deprsctassd
psioo.
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THE MlDWlNTER FAIR.

San Francisco Has 100000 without Max
ing an Effort
SAN FRANCISCO. July a-Thrse hundred
thousand dollars has been offered the man
ayers Of the proposed midwinter fair BY
voluntary subscribers before the systematic
canvas 10 begun and there ssems NO doubt
that million can be raised without Rresl
difficulty. The subscriptions include
amounts from $50, 900 by the Southern Pa
oiflo company down to dollars. The pro-
ieotors of the enterprise had determined tG
20 ahead ON $500. 600 basis. but it appears
now that the plans will have to be enlarged
Headq uarters havc been established In thii
city. The organization 10 being rapid,
completed. The plans are being perfected
and an active campaign for the fais has
bsguu.
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THE WAY OF THE OUTLAW.

John sontax Dead aud Members Of tho
starr Gang Captured.
Fresno, CAL, July 3.-Outlaw John Son
tag died In jail this afternoon. he with
his conpsnion. Chris Evans. were the
bandits who 90 long svaded their ru1suers
in the mountains near Visalia. They were
captured BY posse June IL sitter desper-
ate battle, in which both outlaws were
wounded. Evans 10 slowly recovering from
the amputation Of his arm, which was the
result Of his wounds.
DENVER, July 3-Henry Starr and Kid
Wilson of the notorious Starr gang OF train
and bank robbers. together with Starts
wife and about $4,000 In gold. were cap
tured in q hotel At Colorado Springs this
morning, where they we're registered under
assumed names. The robbers were taken
unavares and arresssd without resistance.
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NO SILVER noUGHr YESTERDAY.

Secretary Carlisle Notifies Bidders That
tho Treasury IN Not Ready.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Seorstnry Carlisle
decided not TO resume the purchase Of silver
to-day. and so notified the principal hrms
that offer silvee to the treasury on purohas-
ing days. This action is unusual. but -
tbs matter Of purchasing silver on given
days is discretionary with the secretary of
the treasury, he WAS simply exercising his
right The eason assigned in the notice
sent 10 intending o1erers 10 that the treas
Rry departments has not yet completed its
annual settlements made at the end of each
fiscal yeas with the United States mint.
Whether silver purchases will be resumed
Wednesday next il loft open, not to be de-
tsrmined until Wednesday comes, and cir-
sumstanoes will then decide the matter.
The price paid for silver when the treasury
oom pletad Its juno pu chnsss was 1922 cents
per ounce. since then il has declined to
81 cents per ounce. and is quoted to-day at
73.8 cents per ounce.
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FIRED UN THE ROBBERS.

A Colorado station Agents Winchester
Stops - Holdup.
DENVER. Col. July 3.-Last night three
masked men attempted unsucoessfully to
hold up the Rio Grands station agent a.
Rico, Col. for the purl oss Of securing .
large sum of money that was supposed to
be in the safe. On Friday night last a
sucosssful raid was made BY ono man on
the station y. Moncoa Seven mon were in
the station besides Agent Sprague. and the
robber singlehanded cleared out the depot
and took four gold watches from the men.
The attempted robbery of Rico station was
frustrated by Agent Haywood pluokily fr-
ing ON the three robbers with WinohesteH
as they attempted to force the door. The
would be robbers quickly departed.
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NOT YET DECIDED ON RATES.

Thu Transceutinsntnl Lines win Await
tho Passenger Association.
CHICAGO, July 3.-An informal meeting
of the lines interested In the recent reduo-
tion OF transeontinsntal rates was held
here to-day. but adjournment was taken
without action. IL being decided TO await
the results Of the special meeting Of the
Western Passenger association Of this
week. Worlds fair excursions will also be
discussed Mt this meeting. On the question
of transeontinental rates the lines ~ rule
are undecided. the Union Pacific especially
NOT having any definite plan OF action. The
recent reductions made BY the Canadian
Pacific were entirely unlocked for. and all
the roads. the Great Northern included. are
unaanY.
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The Yacht on Which He is Travelling
Hasn't Reached Buzzard's
Bay Yet
It Left New York Friday Night
and the Run is Fifteen
Hours.
Owing to . Thick Fog II II Supposed to bs
Anchored. waiting for Cisas
Weather.

BuzzAnD's BAY, Mass. July 8-The
wsathsr ID thick In Buzzsrd's Bay and there
are NO signs OF The yacht Oneids. having on
board the presidential party. Nothing has
been heard OF the Isrty since thsy Left New
York. The yacht left New York Friday
night. The usual run 10 fifteen hours and
inssmuch % tho boat has not been reported
as any port II IL the opinion here that tht
Yacht 10 at anchor down the bay. waiting
for the clearing of the thick fog. which VIII
alloW her to pIOoeNd.
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Blown Up At the Torpedo station.

NEWPORT II. l., July 3.-Fire started To-
day in the gun cotton factory ON tho site
of old Fort George. ON the west side OF
Goat island, occupied by the government as
a torpedo station. As soon az discovered.
the removal Of the large quantity OF gun
cotton stored in the building was begun
and nearly all was removed when the Ire
reached il, causing an explosion. killing
Frank Laughlin and jeremiah Harrington.
The injured were: Michael Regan, since
died: John +. Harrington, Ensign Il.
n, Copshart, seriously. and Others slightly.
The FIRE was gotten under control after the
nlosion occurred IL a mplete wreck.
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CHICAGO, July a--Shottly after six this
evening FIRE WAS discovered in the dry goods
house OF Fiske, Joseph ~ Co. For time
there WAS great excitement among tae EN-.
plovss who were inst leaving and several
vnmen tainted. A number we're carried
down the lire escape. while SEQ es OF Others
in ssuai.panio fought their way to the
vt eets shrouHh the regular exits. No seri.
ous Casualties occurred. though several
hremen suifs ed slight burns. The loss Ii
&l5O. 600, covered by Insurance..
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The Road Ing Defaults.

PHILADELPHIA, July a-The Reading Rail-
road company detaulted in payment Of both
the principal and interest of the Lancaster
and Quarryvills bonds, which il guarantees.
aud which uatured on Saturday. Tho
Finance company OF Pennsylvania. repre-
asutinQ the syndicate formed for the pur-
pose, day paid of tbOo. 600 OF the loan
m ads By spsysr Il Co., OF New York, to the
Heading company. The balance OF tho
loan. $a5OO.0 900. was extended BY speyer
Il Co.
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No Prosecutions of HON estcad Mer

P1rrspuRa, July a-The indictments for
riot, oonspi, acy, treason and murder against
the ex-strikers. known as the Homestead
cases, will not bs pressed for trial. The
pros ,cution and the defense have agreed to
allow them to go ovtr to the September
term, when the court will bo asked by The
prosecuti ,n to make an order di' sctinR the
dist rict attorney 10 tako no action in the
m matter, the commonwealth being satisfied
no cony lotion can be had.
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OUTSTANDING CALCULATION.

It Now Amounts to 1856 PoR Capita in
the United States.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The monthly eirou-
lstion statement issued BY the treasury de-
partment to-day shows q net decrease in
circulation since June Of $2425, 43O and
since July /. 1892. Of $9.346,977, making the
amount Of all kinds of money in circula-
tion July l. 1898. $1,593. 726411. The class
Of money in circulation IL ~ follows: Gold
coin. $4O3 633. 700; standard silver, $65. 400,
26S; gold certificates. $92. $40 O19; silver ceT-
ti6catss, 1926, 489. 165; treasury notes under
aot Of July IA. 1890, $40. .661. .694; United
States notes. $3.50 875. 6S3; ourrsnov oersi6-
oates, act Of June 8. 1872 $11, 1856. 900; ma
tional bank notes. $147, 731. 139. The amount
of circulation Per capita il placed ~ $23.86.
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Tn, Aunroh,.t. are for AltRsld.

CHICAGO. July 3-At to-dsy's session OF
the nationsl socialistic labor party resolu'
sions wore adopted prnising Gov. AltRsld.
of Illinois, for his courage In pardoning the
Chicago anarchists, Fielden. Nssbe ana
Sohwnb, and stating his rensons therefor.
and deciding to print large number OF
copies of his statement accompany ing the
pardon 40 campaign document in various
lnuuuaQe0,
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Kansas Mov,ag for Bi-Metallism.

TOPEKA. Kas.. July 3.-A call was Issued
to-day for free coinage convention to
meet in Representative hall, Topeka. Thurs
day, July 20. II will consist Of the sounoil
and members of the American bi-netallic
league and all persons. without regard TO
party. who are In favor Of the equal BIZ
metallic ooinaae of silver and gold as il was
before 1873. Such action will be taken as
may be thought best to advance the cause
of tho free and unlimited coinage Of silver
Al tho ratio OF sixteen to one.
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FROM THE CZAR TO THE POPE.
Negotiations Pending to Bris1 tho Greek
Church Of Russia U.der Rome.

Negotiations Pending to Bring the Greek
Church Of Russia U.der Rome.
TACOMA, WASH. July 3.-MRr. satolli
states through Dr.. OGorman. his inter
prefer, that there is pending diplomatic
negotiations TO bring the Greek church Of
all Russia, now under the personal control
Of the szar. into the keeping Of the vatican.
Father O'Gorman was asked to reduce this
statement TO writing and have Mgr. Satol II
sign il, In order that there might be mo-
question 40 to its authenticity. He said:
"That 10 unnecessary. I speak for Mgr.
Satolli. / have talked the whole matter
over with him and you can say that he says
it through me. his interpreter" Church.
men take II for granted that il the czar ID
to place the state church under the control
Of Rome it Ia in the interest OF his hope 10
effect tho disar anent of the great nations
of the world, and securing ultimate univer-
sal peace and the arbitration Of interna-
tional quaYrels.
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n. @. wheeler Won Everything.

H. O. Wheeler Won Everything.
New York. July 3.-Betwsen 5000 and
1000 spscsators assembled at Manhattan
field this alto noon 10 witness the inaugural
rnces Of the National Cycling Association
Of America. There WAS $500 given out in
cash prizes. The quatter-mile rase. two
heats, was won by II. O.. Wheeler. OF
Orange. N. j.; best time. 33 7-16 sseonds.
The hHlf-mile handicap was won by II. q.
Wheeler BY a scratch in I'LL 40. Tho mile
rass. two heats, was won by ii. @. Wheeler
In 2:37 l-b and 2:46 Id. The twe-mils
handicap went 70 II. O. Wheeler on q
scratch In b:05.
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A Nov. for sunday Closing.

Cu1cAso, July 3.--Commissioners Tous-
i.v. of Minnesota, and Hundley. OF Ala
bama, offered resolutions at the meeting OF
the national commission today closing the
.nta. Of the fair on Sundays. After a
isnothy and heated debate action ON the
matter Was postponed until next Wednes-
IA
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Ro.n narhlnn Married.

Nxw Yonx. July 3.-Rsporss in theatrical
circles that John Il. sullivan. the actor,
vas married to Rose Coghlan. are con-
Nrmed. sullivan has been playing leading
roles in Miss CoRhls-'~ company for sew
erAl seasons.
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EDUCATING THE PEOPLE.

That 10 What Ia Propossd for silver Day
At Chicago
CHICAGO. July 3-The committee np-
pointed by the tran.n nississippt congress-
held meeting to-day TO perfect arrange
meAts for ths programme on silver day ~
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The Mov.m ent Of tho Dollar.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-lhs issue Of stand
ard silver dollars from the mints and The
treasury during the week ended July was
&4O6, ,16O. Tho corresponding period of
1892 IL was 1892, 40. The shipment Of frae-
tional silver coins for the month Of June
was $767.1 For June 1892 IL was
81, ,O26. b97.
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simmer meetings to religious gatherings
OF young people. During June his young
women's conventions were the most sue
cessful ever held. On July l he began
work with his worlds. student convention,
which continues until July II. and from
Aug. / to 13 the general conference OF
Christian workers will be hold under his
direction. Tho singing at shese conven-
tions will be conducted by Prof. d. b.
Iowner, Ira ID. Sankey and George G..
Hkahhinu
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A Fata, Jump From tho brooklyn fridge.
New YonK, July a-Edward MCCARTHY.
aged 22. bartender. jumped from the
Brooklyn bridge TO. night and sustained la
iuriss which will probably result In death.
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TODAY the United States OF
America have been politically
independent for ~ years.
In every city and town
throughout the great Republic
distinguished orators will thrill
audiences with flights Of elo-
quence upon the theme sug-
gested by the day, and the
boom Of cannon and the racket
OF the fire cracker will every
where be heard. Americans
cannot forget the memories of
1916
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rro,.sd /. mil. In 2 .os s.4.

| KIRxwooD. DEL, July 3.-The Srotser
Ayrss p, with running mate Telephone.
went mile on the kite track to-day In
2:O5sl. Mascot Was driven half mile In
| Nifty nine seconds.
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4 ores, Nor.he-u nr,.ls. burned. .

6noxANE, WASH. July 3.-Ths Moses
Coulse bridge. on ths Great Northern rail-
way, was burned last night The bridge
was 93A feet long and 1856 feet high. II will
take three weeks 10 replace the bridge. dur
ing which time passengers will be trans
fosr
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Changes In tho First National. Great FnliA
Spscisi to The Independent.
GREAT FALLS. July 3.-fhs directors OF
the First National bank held meeting shis
after noon and elected A. n. 6cotn resi-
dent, vice 7. u. Collins. resigned. There
VA, no election 10 All the position OF
cashier. vice A. Il. DicksFman. rssiansd.
The new president 10 also general agent q
the townsits company.
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Justice B.asch ford Neaker.

Justice HlAtchfOrd WeMkcr
NKwroRr. Il. l.. July 3.-Associats Justice
Blatohford is reported by his physicisa as
mora feeble than for the past week. but tho
lack of strength 10 the only change notice
able In his condition.
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M,..,on.r,e. Murde cred 4. China.

LONDON. July 3.-A dispatch from Hong
Kong SAWS: A mob of natives attacked two
Swedish missionaries named Wiokhelm
and Jobsnnsen at Macheng. sixty miles
from Hankow, and killed them. No fus-
thsr details are given. but the murders are
supposed to have besn due 10 the anti-for-
eien plaosrds that heretofore caused much
g. oubls for foreign missionaries residing n
China.
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DWIGHT l.. MOODY.

The Leader Of Two I'm m ense Conventions
nj ChFisti1ns.
Evangelist Moody has become doubly
famous In recent years, both BY reason OF
his mammoth revival meetings and his
work ~ Nofthfioid, Mass. There for the
last few years he has been devotina his
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pn,.. Ce, Something for The,r Yotea.

POIGB 0sSt SOUn6tHIWS E"E kNO'R SUe0"s
BERLIN, July a-EmpeFor william to-day
granted An audience to Won Koschielske.
leader of the Polish party. He said tho
majority Of his party demanded In return
for their support OF the army bill ssrsain
concessions in regard 20 national schools.
the emperor readily fell in with his views
and summoned DIR. Bosse, minister OF in
atructiou, who was directed 10 prepare .
scheme that would satisfy the Poles.
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1T WAS INSANITY OR MURDER.
Had Tryen Lived Ho Would Probably
Have Been Shot.

Had Tryon Lived Ho Would Probably
Have Been Shot.
LONDON July 3.-Sir Charles Dixie. one
of Eneland's most eminent lay authorities
in naval and military matters said TO- day
concsr ming the reports that Admiral Tryon
was suffering from temporary mental de-
rangem snt whom he conducted the maneuv-
ers of Tripoli: "Whils the foreign Office
has deal to say on this subject
M ust confess that Admiral Tryon never
gave me the ides that he
had any mental weakness whatever. The
bluuder. however. simply pusses comprs-
hension. Had Tryon lived. he must have
been ndiudaed guilty according to The
present evidence. aud unless the crown used
its prerogaNive he would have been shot"
Numerous private letters concerning the
sinking Of the Victoria have been received
from sailors of the Mediterranean fset.
A sailor ON one of the smaller vessels writes.
with reference to Admiral TRy0n's signal:
1--WE all stood amazed at such signal.
knowing very we'll that there was no room
for the ships to turn. but be ordered 10 TO
be obeyed. Although the vessel was sink
ing under him, Tryon s'gnallcd refusing
boats. May l never see such Wholesale
murder again. We saw men fall against
.he sharp blades of the screws and cut to
pieces. The whole fleet could see the poor
follows standing in perfect order quietly
drowning in their ranks"
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Had Place for Pilgrims.
MECCA. july 3-Five thousand pilgrims
have died of Cholera here since jane ].