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BRIGHTON Reach Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July IT, Track
fast. Five furlongs-Balance won, Queen
Bess second. Shelly Tuttle third. Time
1:O3.
mile-Lady Alice (colt) won, Ker-
amos second, Jersey Bell third. Time
:50X.
Six INCONSISTENCIES won, Wallace
second, Arches third. Time-1:17.
Six and a half furlongs won.
Count second, Matterson third. Time
1:224.
One mile and a sixteenth-virgin won
Circul ar second, King Crab third. Time
-:50Z.
Half-mile = MONDAY won, Charley
Wilson second, Macintosh third. Time
1904.
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TWO KANSAS CITY BANKs sUoCUMB
The Missouri National and the Grand
Avenue Bank Suspend.


Avenue Bank Suspend.
KANSAS CITY, July 1.-THE Missouri
National bank suspended payment just
before noon. The comptroller OF the cur
rency took possession at noon. The bank
has paid up capital of S250,000. Accord
ing to the statement of the comptroller
Saturday, it had cash and sight exchange
of $3.50, 600; deposits, $500, 1853.
A later statement by the officers shows:
Assets, 81, 254, 7S5; liabilities, 500, 600.
Assistance was on its way from the east,
but did not arrive in time, as the deposit
tors were making heavy drafts on the
bank. The officers declare depositors will
be paid in full.
The Grand Avenue bank, private in
stitution, suspended this morning; assets,
5000, 900; liabilities, $4,000. 1t is ex-
pected that it will resume shortly. 1t is
not doubted among bankers that it will
pay dollar for dollar.
There was no general run on any of the
other national banks, although some de-
posits were drawn out.
This evening they were given as fol-
lows: Bank of Ritter & Doubleday, of
Columb bus; johnson City bank of John
son; City Bank OF Weir City; Caney Vally
bank of Caney; and Bank OF Meade at
Meade center. 1t is impossible to obtain
a statement tonight.
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THE GOLD RESERVE.
A New Theory Advanced Regarding Gold
Payments.


Payments.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Heavy clearing
house payments in New York caused the
gold reserve to fall lower than for several
days past, viz, to sos, O55, $50. The cur
rency balance was S26, III, 1913.
The Star this evening gives publicity to
the following statement in regard to
gold payments from the United
States SUBJ treasury in New York:
Considerable effort is being made by
financial agents here to discover the
notice that tend to these payments, but
the department is close mouthed as a
clam. The explanation got through
private sources is that the department is
trying to take advantage of the scarcity
OF small and convenient currency for in
ternal business to pinch the banks, as the
banks have piEched the government by
storing gold. The banks are greatly in
need of small bills for current business
transactions and use in agricultural dis
tricts.
'sThe theory advanced Is that if they
cannot get what they need of this kind of
currency by other means they Will have
to make terms with the treasury, which
will involve the exchanging of gold or
gold certificates in large quantities for
notes and certificates of all denomina-
tions.''
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THE BIG FAIR.
A Good Attendance Kept Up Despite I'm
favorable Weather


CHICAGO, July 17.-The day opened
overcast with clouds at the Worlds fair,
but did not prevent good attendance.
The work of clearing away debris from
the ruins of the cold storage ware house
will require another week. Meantime
the stencil from the decayed meats and
vegetables, and possibly human corpses,
is most rank, in spite OF the liberal APP
plications of disinfectants. The fund for
the benefit of the survivors and families
of the dead firemen now amounts to
$3.50, GOO and is not yet complete.
An unusually attractive musical pro-
gramme has been arranged for this week.
Tomorrow will be Chautauqau day at
the Worlds fair and the various depart
ments OF the famous educational system
are expected to be we'll represented.
The first competitive flight of homing
pigeons was won by bird from the loft
of Thomas j. Clarke, at Ozone Park,
Long Island. in reaching the end of its
journey at 7:18 this morning. The sec
ond lot of forty eight birds started today
They are off to Philadelphia.
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sympathy TOR Anarchists.

TACOMA, July ia mass meeting of
the unemployed was held this evening.
Addresses were made by Ex-Governor
Teats OF South Dakota and P. j. Cowley of
Whatcom. Sympathy was expressed with
the Anarchists and Governor Altgeld
was commended for his pardon of them.
A resolution was adopted asking
Congress TO coin all the bullion
IN the treasury and issue certificates to
the extent of $500, 600, 900 and devise some
means of keeping notes in circulation;
also demanding strict enforcement of
the Geafy exclusion act.
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Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, July 17.-Five fur
longs-Wah Jim won. Kingston second,
Defargella third. Time, :597l.
Six furIongs-Cactus won. Old Dominion
second, Midnight third. Time, 1:13.
One mile and furlong-Raceland won
Mary Stone second, Julien third. Time,
1:54s<.
Midsummer handicap-One mile-Sleip-
ner won, Vestibule second, Ajax third.
Time, 1881.
Five and one-half furlongs-F won
Clementine second, Enchantress third.
Time, LOBE.
One mile-Roller won, Longstreet Sec
ond, Ambulance third. Time, 1:42H.
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siding with the Frenoh.

PARIS, July I'M. De Lanessan, gov
ernor- general of French Indo- China,
telegraphs the foreign Office that de-
tacbment OF Siamese troops attacked
accommodating fo-ce of Annamite militia
on July at Anal The Siamese were
repulsed with greas loss. One Annamite
was killed. People everywhere in the
Loss district, which lies in the northward
of Siam proper, are, according 30 dis
patches. siding with the French.
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A Steamer Goes ASHORE.

MARsHFIELD, Or, July 1s.-The
steamer Emily from San Francisco went
ashore at the entrance of Coos bay early
this morning, in dense fog. Govern
ment life-sayers rescued all the passen-
gers and crew except Charles Robinson,
who was washed overheard and drowned
in the breakers. The steamer will be a
total loss. Her value was about $40, GOO.
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Steamship Arrivals.

Boston-British Empire from London.
Sycamore from Liverpool.
Queenstown-Lord Cough from Phila-
delphia.
Southampton-Elbe from New York.
London, sighted-Berlin from Newly ork.
Norseman from Boston.
New York-State of Nebraska from
Glasgow.
Philadelphis-Lord Give from Liver
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CONGRESS OF EDUCATORS.
One of the Most Notable of All Worlds
Fair Gatherings.

CHICAGO, July 17.-The Congress of
Educators, one of the most notable of the
many Worlds fair gatherings, began to-
day and will last till next week Many
notable people are present. DR.. Harris,
commissioner of education of the United
Barnard of the University of Wisconsin,
and others made responses to addresses OF
welcome. Among the notables attend
ing the congress is DIR. Albert Shaw,
editor OF the American edition of the
Re0ieao of Recieacs, in connection with
whose visit it is announced that he will
be soon married to Miss Elizabeth Bacon
OF Reading, Pa.
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Mysterious Poisoning Case.

NASHUA, N. H., July IA sad case
of mysterious poisoning is reported in
the family of Thophile Deschamps, evil
IDENTIFY from something in the food, the
nature of which is still unknown. The
family consisted of father and mother
and six children. Three children are
dead and the mother cannot live.
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The Alliance Ordered to corlnto.

WASHINGTON, July II. = Telegrapnic
orders have been sent to Comma nder
Whiting, commanding the United States
steamer Alliance, at Callao, Peru, to pro-
coed at once to Corinto, port on the
west coast of Nicaragua nearest to Leon,
where the latest revolution is at it's
height, and protect American interests
there. 1t will take at least week to
make the trip.
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WASHINGTON, July II. = Secretary
Gresham received a cable message from
Minister Baker. dated Managua, July 13
as follows:
"Nicaraguan president and minister OF
foreign affairs are still in prison at Leon
A meeting of the cabinet proclaimed
Zavalla dictator. A large majority OF
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Washington Park Races.

WASHINGTON PARK, July 17.-Track
slow.
Five furlongs-Bullinge won, Eau
Claire second, Princeton third. Time
1:01H.
Five furlongs-P Portugal won, Clara
White second, Equator third. Time
1:02H.
Six furlongs-Joe Murphy won, Lulu
second, Oporto third. Time-1:15@.
Six furlongs-Sulross won, Bridalveil
Second, Borealis third. Time-1:15.
Ponies and horses, one mile-Crawford
won, Pocahontas second, Leila Jennings
third. Time-1:471z.
Ponies, private sweepstakes, five fur
longs-Bridget won, Gallivant second,
Six furlongs-Tim Murphy won, Hig-
land second, Foxhali third. Time
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Killed by a Deputv Sheriff.

MARKET LAKE, Ida, 17.-[special. /
Frank Sullivan, rancher from Deer
Lodge, was shot and killed by Charles
Hopf, deputy sheriff at Rexburg, at 2
o'clock this morning. The coroner's
Jury have exonorated Hopf.
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President Cleveland,s lIovements.

BUzzARDs BAY, July 17.-President
Cleveland left here this morning on a
steam yacht. 1t may be that he is going
to New York.
a Newport, R. L., telegram says: The
yacht Oneida with President Cleveland
aboard anchored in the outer harbor this
morning.
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A Posse Alter a Murderer

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July IA posse
has been searching since Saturday night,
near Briertield, for a negro, charged with
the assault, robbery and murder OF two
women. He retreated into a swamp
which was surrounded last night, and it
is believed he will be captured and
lynched.
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KILLED IN a FIGHT.
Fatal Result of Prize Fight in New
York.

New YORK, Jury 17.-An off-hand fight
with gloves in vacant lot up town here
resulted in the death of one of the partici-
pants, George Mcdonald, "a years of age,
and man named Frank j. Egan, of whom
the police appear to know little or nothing.
They put on gloves and in the presence
OF 500 spectators smashed each other. In
the second round Egan struck Mcdonald
a terrific blow on the jaw, which felled
him like an OK and rendered him uncon-
scious. He never recovered and died in
the hospital two hours later. Egan es-
caDed
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Taken for n Burglar.

CHICAGO, July 17.-Joseph Midoc, of
Little Rock. Ark, was fumbling about
in Louis Dillon's room at 4 o'clock this
morning. Dillon waking suddenly, drew
revolver and shot Midoc dead.
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A SECOND COMET.

Professor Frisby of the Naval Observatory
Locates 1t.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 1.-THE
small beam which Professor Frisby of the
naval observatory at Washington took
for a new tail has suddenly developed into
a comet and is now visible in the constel-
lation Lynx. It-was distinctly observed
at Yale observatory last night by Profess
sor Elkins and his assistant, Chase. The
beam referred to was in close proximity
to the comet, but in the opinion of Yale
astronomers had no connection, physical
or otherwise. with it.
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Reading Affairs

PHILADELPHIA. July 17.-Isaac L. Rice,
late foreign representative of the Reading
company, today issued another statement
on the affairs of the company, the Lehigh
Valley lease and the coal purchases, to
both of which President Harris an
nounced determination to adhere to.
They have been, Mr.. Rice says, the main
cause of the Readings present embar-
basement, and if persisted in must inevi-
tably end in complete destruction.
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IDAHO AND SILVER.
Meetings Called to Select Delegates to
the Chicago Convention.

Meetings Called to Select Delegates to
the Chicago Convention.
BOISE, Ida, July 17.-[Special. 1.-The
following message has been set TO leading
citizens in various counties of the state:
Boise, Ida, July II. Please call meet
ing and select delegates to attend the
bi-metallic meeting in Chicago on August
1st, and in Washington August z. The
onslaught on silver demands prompt
action, and earnest co-opereticn. 1 will
commission whoever you elect Select
as many as will volunteer to go at their
|expense. (9igned.) WI MCCONNELL,
governor.
Tomorrow, call for state meeting
will be issued. This meeting will as
semble at Ketchum during the time of
the meeting of the State Press association,
the date for which has been changed TO
Monday, August 18th.
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A Valuable Horse Imported.

New YORK, July 1.-THE pick of the
stables of the late Squire Abingdon Baird
great thoroughbred stallion, Meddler, ar
rived today on the steamer Bowie. The
horse is now the property of w. II.
Forbes, owner OF the Neponset farms at
Dedham, Mass, who paid S7o, 000 for him.
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Bitter Against the English Press.

PARIS, July 1.-THE press OF this city
is most bitter against Great Britain for
her attitude on the Franco-Siamese dis
pute. Newspapers generally insist that
France deal sharply with Siams
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/. TRADE CONFERENCE.-THE

was taken in two straight heats by Chris
Lang, youngster from San Mateo farm,
Cal.
Two-year-o trot-LeGrande won.
Expressive second, Express third. Best
tine-2:291.
Four-year- trot-Nyanza won,
O'Neer second, Aunt Delilah third. Best
time-2:1874.
2:27 trot-Courier won, Alehondec Sec
ond, Beline third. Best time-2:16@.
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slim villa Bnffalo Left.

RAwL1Ns, Wy, July H.-[Special. i
The mail driver from Lander this evening
says there was wild buffalo, bull, ap-
parently about four years old, at Bull
springs this morning, thirty miles north
west, where he left this morning. 1t is
believed to be one of small band that
still range on the red desert.
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Russian Vessels ordered to Siberia.

NEW YORK, July lit is stated by a
a superior officer OF one of the Russian
cruisers now here, that the Gar has Or
dered the departure of all vessels to the
eastern shores of Siberia. The three
Russian ships here will leave fortnight
after the arrival of the cruiser Nicholas
First, which is daily expected.
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A Mark of shame

81 think the French people might have
found better kind of punishment for
Eiffel and those other Panama people than
Imprisonment
'What would you suggest?'
ssIet 'em stay at liberty but compel
them to wear Panama hats for life. %
Life
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Overland to the Fair.

TOPEKA, Kas. July 17.-Dick Stone, a
California farmer and wife, passed
through Topeka today in q covered
wagon, on which was painted, ''From
California to the Worlds Fair or bust. :"
The couple lett Fresno on May Is.
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Blatchford,s Successor.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Congressmau
Wagner said this afternoon that President
Cleveland had rendered State Supreme
Court Justice Edgar M. Cullen the ap-
Dolntment TO the Supreme Court of the
United States in place of the late Justice
Blatchford.
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Another Blaze.

Shortly after O'Clock this morning the
department. was called to so Franklin ave-
nue, where the blaze occurred earlier in
the evening. This time the fire was in
the roof and it was soon put out. Little
damage was done.
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FIRED ON THE MICHIGAN.
a Hawaiian Steamer Fires Upon a
United states Ship.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, July H.
Advices from Alaska state that the United
States man-of-war Mohican, was fired
June 25 by the Hawaiian steamer Alexan-
dria, which sailed from San Francisco
last April. The Mohican discovered
the Alexandria in the act of raiding
the seal rookeries and tried
to intercept her, firing two shots across
her beam. The Alexandria returned the
fire, striking the Mohican amidships.
disabling her engines. The Mohican
went TO Unalaska for repairs and the
Alexandria escaDed
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ONE LEGGED "BIKE'' RIDER.
He Is Making an Average of One Hundred
Miles Per Day

AMSTERDAM, N. Y, July 17.-Frank
S. Beedleston, the one legged bicycle
rider. riding from San Francisco to New
York for an athletic sporting paper of
Syracuse, arrived in Amsterdam. at 9
O'Clock tonight, having made from
This is the sixth day in which he made
over 100 miles. Yesterday was his sixty
second day en- route and the fifty-second
day of actual riding. He leaves Amster-
dam at 1880 tomorrow morning. He will
reach New York Thursday, twenty days
ahead OF the two legged riders record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-18
WHOLESALE MURDER PREVENTED
A Scheme to Kill Prison Officials Frus-
trated-The Informer Pardoned. i.


ALBANY, N. Y, July 1.-THE warden
of the Clinton prison, A. T. Dannemoria,
came down to Albany late this afternoon,
and related to Governor Flower the
brutal scheme of number of long term
prisoners confined in prison, to gain their
freedom, which included the cold blooded
murder of several prison guards. One
of the prisoners who was asked to enter
it was through him the prison authorities
became aware of the plot. The governor,
when he heard of the facts, Immediately
pardoned the prisoner, who had the
courage and manliness to prevent human
slaughter.
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Big FIRE at Parma. Ida.

NAMPA, Ida, July 17.-[special. THE
large merchandise firm OF a. Fouch &
Bro. of Parma, Ida., was completely de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss S.
900, fully insured. They have stores here
and at Starr.
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THE WAR IN SIAM.
Discussion of the Subject Comes Up in
Parliament

Parliament.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Earl Of Rose
berry, secretary OF state Of foreign affairs,
replying to question in the house of
lords today, said: The government is
not in full possession of facts regarding
the dispute between France and Siam, but
Great Britain is fully alive to the re-
sponsibility attaching to her.
In the commons Sir Edward Grey, par
liamentary secretary of the foreign office,
made an extended reference to the an
nounced intention of Cursson (Conserva)
to move an adjournment Of the house to
discuss the situation in Siam. Sir Ed
ward appealed to the house not to discuss
the matter until further information was
received. Everything possible would be
done by Great Britain to arrive at pa
ciic solution OF the questions involved.
Curseon then abandoned his motion.
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Yesterdays Bah Games

BALTIMORE Baltimore 9, Brooklyn 8.
CLEvELAND-Clevelan 16, Pittsburg 10
NEW YORK, July F.-New York 4,
Boston 1.
WASHINGTON, July Washington Z,
Philadelphla l.
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Emperor WIN visit Denmarl.

BERLIN, July 17.-Emperor William,
accompanied by the German empress,
sailed from Kiel today on the i'm
perial yacht ROhenZolleren. They will
visit Bornnolrn, an island belonging to
Denmark in the Baltic sea, Blothenburg
in Sweden and other places in that coun-
try
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OBITUARY RECORD.

morning

SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 17.-Rev.
Thomas F. Walsh of Notre Dame univer-
sity died this morning at Milwaukee,
where he had been under treatment for
Brights disease.
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Mrs. j. VI. Spears.

ST. LOUIS, July 17.-Mrs. j. w. Spears,
better known by maiden name of Patti
Stone, the we'll known singer, died yester-
day, aged 81, of consumption,
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DECLARED ADRAw.
Two Four-Round Battles Without Result
at Newark.

NEWARK, N. j., July 17.-Austin Glib
bons of Paterson, who claims to be
Americas lightweight champion, es-
sayed tonight to knock out ''Bull'' Nc
earthly in four rounds, but Mccarthy
made those four rounds so hot that the
match was declared draw.
Australian Billy Murphy, ex-champion
feather weight of the world, and Edward
Listman, champion of New York, also
fought four vicious rounds without re-
suit.
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couNcIL OF ntINIsrERs.
They VIII Insist That the Treaties Be
Respected.

Respected.
PARIS, July ia council Of ministers
held to decide on the replies to be made
to interpretations, resolved to disavow in
the chamber any intention to interfere
with Siamese independence but insist
that the treaties between France and
Siam be respected and no intervention on
the part of third power tolerated. In
case it becomes necessary to lombard
Bangkok, a warning is to be given
foreign powers, and in case Siam declines
to complete satisfaction, the Mekong
river will be blockaded.
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HAWAIIAN CONSUL General Recognized.

WASHINGTON. July 17.-The president
has recognized Charles 7. Wilder as con-
sui general of the provisional govern
ment OF the Hawaiian islands for the
states of California, Oregon, Washington
and Nevada.
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PARIS, July ia semi-oficial note
was published today denying the asser-
ton that France had disavowed the action
OF Admiral Human in Slam.
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Opening Day at Detroit Track.

DETROIT, July 17.-This was opening
day OF the grand circuit trot. There was
a large attendance and the track was
was fast. The first event for 2-year-olds
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Treasury Silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE treasury
today purchased SC, OO0 ounces of silver as
follows: 90, 900 ounces at so. 734; 30, 900 at
0.7345. Offers were 738, 900 ounces. The
total amount Of silver purchases to date
for July is GAS, GOO ounces.
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The United States still have 2, 1886, 757
square miles of public lands.
The Mississippi and its tributaries have
IL. 854 niles of naYigable water.
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To use words of Saxon rather than OF
Latin origin whenever it is possible to do
SO, thus gaining terseness and vigor
rather than large number OF syllables
with diminished force.
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siam VIII Withdraw Troops.

BANGKOK, July 1.-THE governments
OF Siam has consented to withdraw the
troops in the Mekong valley, provided
France also agrees to suspend HOSTILE
ties.
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ton of a number of other bank failures,
but refuses to make the names public till
he gets possession OF them.