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The morning call., 1893-10-21
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

EoR RENT-CHICKEN RANCH: FIXTURES
j for sale; 260 chickens: incubators: brooders;
morse wagon and cart; rent Sl2 per month: long
lease. w. H. YOUNG Fruityale oc2O u
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SEWING MACHINES

WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS - TIE
n WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing
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NEW LIST To-DAY-FIRST OFFERING;
4N Lot l24xl55: only 200 feet from Ernit-
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.


HOUSE TO LET; PRICE S2l; z ROOMS AND
Ii bath. 1866 East Fifteenth ST., blocks from
Twenty-th third avenue station East Oakland. 81 So
QOn FOR RENT-7-ROOM FLAT, BATH
% ~. electric bells. stoves and water; 954
Union ST., Adelre-st station, Oakland.
KOENIG & KROLL 900 broadway oel9 I'm
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OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARDING.
20 A FAMILY HOME - HANDSOME SUN Y
u rooms in main building and cottages: large
playground: table ana every appointment hrst-
class. KELSEY HOUSE. Teleg. ave aud 2 4th St
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CcoOO BARGAIN: RESIDENCE NO. 2l16
DOUQU. Baker st. bet. Washington and Jack.
bath: lot 25xlOO Apply WILL E. FISHER d
CO., Ia Post ST. oez1 "
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Terms: Only one-ffth cash. balance st your own
terms at per cent.
Must be sold by october 20 to settle partner
Ghip account.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

G.1S5O $50 CASH. slS PER MONTH FOR
- OOO. pretty 4-room cottage and bath;
s2i50Ds2Oo cash, $50 per month: lovely new
Broom cottage; all modern improvements; 3Ux
$2S5o-S75 cash, balance $50 per month; s.
room cottage bath, washstand. vashtrays; 33 AZ
S3oOO-sI0O cash. s25 per month: Groom cot
taye ali modern improvements; 33 :4xlO0; new.
S2SOO-s150 cash, S25 per month: to be built 10
order: elegant Groom cottage: 81 :6xl15.
All the above places are near school ana sta
to1: several fine lots for sale on easy instalments
Houses to let -
Inquire OF MARCUSE d REMMEL. offices 62S
Market St, San francisco; Bay-st. station and
High ST., Alameda sez oa1GIh u
= ROCERY-STORE TOILET ON PARK ST.: ALA
" media with all the fixtures complete; hne 10
cation; VIII rent cheap for term OF years Apply
to THOMAS A. SMITH & CO., real estate agents,
1909 Park ST oc2O lOt
o. < MONTHLY BUYS A s425 LOT IN ALA
u - media r 10 SPARROW. $40 Markell aplL Il
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
. OR MORE SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS;
y in Alameda. Apply 639 Central ave.. Webster
station; cheap rent. ocZ0 ~
BERKELEY HOUSES To LET.
A GREAT BAkGAIN-WhY Buy SINGLE
money; only 1915 per acre; $50 down ana Slo
monthly this property is In the suburbs OF erke-
icy, having frontage the famous san Pablo ave.
1EoRGE SCHMIDT. 2ll6 Shattnck ave., Berke-
ley station. Berkeley, CAL. or w. A. CALDWELL.
$40 montgomery ST., s. F. oc21 II
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FOR SALE-INSTALLMENTS.
S475 each-S lots south Of the PARK on zutn ana
2lst avenues; fine view of the lakes ana ralr
grounds; graded and fenced; size 22xl1O, u 1uoa
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MUST BE SUbD.
M Pierce St. near Haight, nearly new fats Of
? and rooms and bath: all the rooms large and
sunny; basement unfnished-eould oe made into
another fiat at small expense; patent stone side
walk: street paved with bitumInous rock; cost
5000 short time ago; must sell; see them and
make offer; $500 can remain on mortgage
EASTON, ,.ELDRIDGE CO.. 63S Market We Ss
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DENYER'S UNEMPLOYED.
A Train Bearing Three Hundred Of
Them Stopped by the Police.
some Threats Made hut No'RCsistRncc
OnsTcd,-t compromise
Effected.

KANSAS CITY, July 29.-The chief
Of police with a large force Of men
went tn the state line this morning
to meet trainloAd Of three hundred
unemployed men from Colorado who
left Denver last night over the Union
Pacific This action was taken under
the 8Iate law iOfbiddIng railway COM
panics to bring paulers into
tho state, The CHIEF was OF the
opinion that these men were tramp-
trcading ON the misilftunts Of WORKING.
men. When the train Of five bsN
cars reached the STATE limo ~ was
stOppuu. The inmates were In rather
Gu ugly frame Of mind anu made some
threatr, but were resistiess Ia lace Of
the force against them. Tao men fin.
ally agreed not 10 stop Ia Kansas City
and the train was allowed 10 proceed
TO the union depot. After disembarA-
Ing tho men soon scattered, rome going
east and others south.
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IT RAISED A HOWL.
On.eTs and Employees Opposed 10 The
Proposed Salary Gut
THEY WILL HIGHT IT HARD.
Tho Contemplated Reduction Would
Have Been Unnecessary Under an
Economic Administration.

TIE resolution introduced ut last
nights meeting Of the City Council,
providing Tor cut in the salary and
wage list OF the municipality Of 20 per
cent from tile Mayor down to the
Jauitor, to take effect Augusl 1T, was
the principal topic Of discussion about
the various city offices today. Nalut.
ally 1t Is considered uuiavombIy.
More than that II Is declared unjust
aud Illegal. Unjust Jr the reason
that the laborer who gets only
e. u day cannot afford 10 have Il cut
10 Sl6O, anu take It iu warrants.
Illegal ms applied TO all elective
offices Tor the statutes pflvido that
salaries cannot be- reduced 20 take
effect during the term such action IL
taken. At least such N tho p.titiou
that was taken nj tins outset Ia UillCe
Of the present Naturalization.
Several OF tbs elective officers de.
clare that they will not submit 10 the
cut. Furthermore, that it would have
been unnecessary providing the cOuu.
ell hal been honest with its cOnstitu.
euie. Money could have been saved
pggrcgHting thousands OF dollars pct
month, which was iavishly aud un.
wisely spelt. This could nave been
used today 10 bridge over the stringent
time5 aud give every mau his due.
a strong effort viii be mnIu 10 de.
feat the resolution ON rurfday night,
and unless some unseen pressure II
brought 10 bear tho attempt viii prob.
ably be successful.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.
II viii Be Differently Organized from
lis Predecessor
CRISP LOYAL TO DEMOCRACY.


NEW York, July 29.-rho Words
Washington: Crisp will organize tue
House ia harmony with tho wishes Of
tho administration. THIS IL not
due necessarily to amy agree
ment he has made, but be-
cause he desires to carry In
10 effect the Democratic policy
and the Democratic policy he believes
IL that which hns boon determined
upon on the bert by tho auminis1ra.
lion. Whether Bland goes to the htnu
OF the coinage committee or not that
committoo will favor uncDnuitl0unl
fepenl OF the sherman act. AZ TO Blaud
himself, II Is not yet Determines
whether he will ngnin be chairman.
That reata largely with himself. IT
lac ia nppolntod chairman the ma
igrity Of his committee VIII not
a, In aympathy with his free collage
seutimsnts. The leading committees OF
tho House will all be In sccori with
the Prssidenps Views. In other words,
the House OF this Fiity.third Congress
will be differently organized from thS
Houee OF the Fiitytecond Congress
Cfisp has expressed his purpose to mem
hers of the Naturalization 20 80 organ.
izo his committees that they VIII
be helpful to the Ptosidenps
wishes. Crisp could not be elected
without contesl, possibly notat allii hu
mad not been thus inclined for unity
II action with the administration be-
sides changes In the coinage commit
tee, there win be radical changes Ia
The complexion Of the ways aud means,
nud appropriations and rules COM
uItteps
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Prom Holland.

Today Elders A. l.. Farrell and J..
w. Hyde ofLogan called at the NEWS.
They have just returned from u mis-.
sion to Holland, on which they lelt
February Is, 1891. Their lab0rs IN
tine Netherlands mission were attended
with fair success. They report the
mission M in good condition. In Oc.
tober, 1892, Elder Farrell was appointed
to succeed Elder Metz as presl.
dent OF the NetheTland mis-
sio D, and discharged the duties
Of thRt calling until his releare. Ca
the first ~ June last Elders Farrell
and Hyde left Holland on tour In
Germany aud France. On their return
trip they spent some time In London,
anu when en- route { 7 New York took
in the WOrld's Far. They speak
highly OF the Utah exhibit there. The
brethren enjoyed their missionary
lal ore, and most OF tho time had good
health,
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Tho london ,loch marriott.

LONDON, July .0.-StOcks were
marked ny the usual quietness that
prevails ON Saturdays. The easy
feeling succeeded the nervousness Of
settlement which closed yesterday
satisfactorily as result OF the settle
ment obtained through much rs.
sistance given by large firms to
fmaller operators. There was a
slight reaction at opening this
morning at American securities
Ia sympathy with lower prices
IN New York yesterday, but
subsequently, the loss was more
than recovered and the market became
firm all round. A very large benz
account l. slill open ana shares are
scarce. Therefor, further recovery
In values seems assured. The mar
kets outside American railroad
securities was Irregular. The
changes were not important. A
fair amount of gold was bought In the
market yesterday for American ac-
count. Gold to tho amount Of goo, 900
was shipped TO the United States
today.
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electric rtceded io so, Later II
strengthened to IS There was a
further covering IN snorts In this siccf.
Chicago gas opened excited nj ~ O.
Al, drop to A. aud rallied 10 iis.
The street was Il oded with stories
about bond issue and that a dividend
was to be passed. New York officials
pronounced the report untrue. The
general market was unsettled Tor u
lime. The prices declined 2 - ., the
latter IN sugar Subsoquruuy 10 be-
came stoadier anu rallied 10 u. II
WAS feared the action of tho s,yings
banks pftpidenis would check tue
trading, but tho contrary proved TO he
this uasc. AZ IL O'Clock the market was
iirni,
Money on call nomlnnlly 4. Pfime
mercantile paper q ~; sterling cx'
change irregular; bAaLor' wills $50 o.
isl Tor sixty dayp, and i'2' q ls3 iUr
demand; posted rates ISL e. is3lj com.
merclal hills 40 q 49,; ba, silver 0a,;
Mexican doilAs IS. Stocks clo'ed
nimer, tho net declines for the day
bsiug to 81 Pullman Palace and
Evansville anu Tcrfo HeuiU went
downs.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
Excursions booked for Garfield Beach.
Reduced Rates 10 weber, Coal.
Vile aud Manship.

The following excursions have been
booked by the Union Pacific for Gar.
field Beach.
Tuc'day. August ist-Conucsauonai =. T..
"Wednesday, August Nineteenth Ward
sunday school.
,lhuuuaN August afi.A. D. q A.. ~
tNHnuaI
saturday, August sh- Excursion from Jual.
auuuENllv aud intermediate points.
81. lLur.liy, August 10th Dung Mons
iariHuAu NsfutIttluu.
saturday. August i.t1Hiugham Young
tUrmudi.to points.
lug.lay, August l5th-lr.sh Americans from
futnU August Methodist sunday
school ana tpworth League.
For this cycniug'- train leaving a,
G'3U, thu Union Pacific Will soil r0unI
trip tickets 10 Weber nj n rate Of Sa.g5
anu Tor tomorrow mornings train,
leaving at $ o'clock, will sell tickets To
Weber, COalvi,lo ami Wauship aud
return alta rate Of s2.25. All tickets
good Tor return July 3lst.
On account oftho theatrical perform
ance tonight, Union Pacific train No.
., which Is scheduled 10 leave Tot
Ogden at0 y. M, Will be hpli unit
about 1880 y. m. for tue accommOia,
ton Of the ArittocTaCy company and
parties attending the performance.
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five, at or NEAR Burnt Corral, fully
500 feet of the track was washed out
entirely aud this was from six TO nine
feet deep. Trains with southern
natl matter were necessarily
delayed. Two work trains wore
out repairing, ono from Frisco
aud one from Salt Lake. On the goth,
twenty-five carloads OF cattle, Two
train loads that Mr. Pat Ryan had
started To ship north, had only got 40
far an BLACK Rock station and were
waiting there for the track 10 bp fixed.
On the 26lh one train wns run out
about six miles, and a portion OF these
cars were run or the track but no
serious damage was done and no one
hurt Rains wero a. excessive nj
Minetsville, but were OF great benefit
there, aa the water had been very scarce
Tor two weeks previous anG the crops
were greatly repicnlshed thereby.
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wheat Gets Lower SuII.

CHICAGO, July 20.-There was an-
other Uad break Ia wheat today, the
price Of September plunging down to
GOT, decline Of . cents from the
lowest point touched ye,teldny, which
In turn WINS this lowest figure ever
made ON the board. Tne cOntin ued
gloomy financial outlouk, the selling
for account TO New York and local
houses, paid by shorts, the uninvorable
New York bank statement and the ex-
ecution Of stop loss orders, were the
principal factors in tho decline. AZ
bottom some good buying orders came
on the market ami causoi reaction
and the market closed comparatively
steady at subsian lial recovery.
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WHERE THE MONEY HAS GONE.
Twenty Thousand Dollars said TO Have
Been Spent without the Coun-
cil's knowledge.

Among the two or three Liberal
members Of the City Council who have
fallen into line with the minority In
tho interest Of municipal economy Is
IL. Il. Evans. Ho has been doing con.
siderable quiet work and vigorous
thinking OF late. His investigation
haa proven couclusiyely to him that
there has been nm almost criminal
disregard ia the matter OF expanding
money IN different departments with
out the knowledge OF the council. He
claims To have discovered where more
than 500 900 has been spent In the
street department without even the
sanction Of the council. Last night ne
attempted TO introduce resolution
contemplating a IeiOrmRtion in that
direction but that kind OF medicine
was not palntnble and no IN still
carrying the paper In his breast pocket.
He will DO heard on the question
again,
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SARATOGA, July 29.-Fiut race, six
furlOug,: Pedestrian won, Mnior Joe
second, Mouowai third; time L. 5.
Second, handicap, one mile and one
sixteenth: Prince OF Darkness won,
Gaaindo second, Logan third; timo
l.Isi.
Tnlrd, sprlugbok Stakes, five fur.
longs: AppOnIsl0S won, Prince
Hemyarin secOnd, Senella third; time
l.O2.
Fourth, six and half furlongt La.
Colonial won: AirplRnt second, Gen.
Miles third; time l.22,
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They Have Made II Tn.

Besides the divorce suits given In
yesitriny's NEWS that OF Martha ID.
Amos W GilIert ID. Amos was filed
late In the afternoon. Plaintiff alleges
that although a marriage ceremony
was performed between the parlien ON
January 10, 1855, the defendant had a
wife living In England, OF which nj,
that time the plaintiff was ignoHnl;
that said VITO In England died, and
afterwards, In April, 1893, tho parties
20 this suit we're married legally by "A
Unilci Stateu commissioner IN THIS
city; that within two weeks Of the
efiogmance Of said marriage Cete-
mOpy the defendant began n course OF
cruel treatment toward plainuu, beat
| luz aud slrllying hrr and using toward
l ilrr vile and ohscei ~. ia.iz,.-rs- eess,ae
1 lier vile names IA fhe presence o
| bthsrs. Mrs. AuA1s prayH that tn,
| defendant be rebtfaincd from mortgage
inr, selling or transferring his real anu
personal property, amounting TO about
| $4,000, pending the result OF the
action for divorce; that she be allowed
slimony, and the custody Of their two
children, Gilbert Is. Amos ana Ewing
ID. Amos.
However, through the kindly ser.
Vices Of a gentleman well and favor
ably known In legal circles In this city,
n reconciliation was this morning ei.
fected between the parties. The CONF
plant has been Withdrawn, every
Thing has been forgiven, and the
husband ana wife will continue 10
live together as though nothing had
occurred TO darken the puth Of their
domestic happiness.
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NEW EOHH, July 29.-As result OF
the action OF tho savings banks prosl.
dents at q meeting last night declaring
that they would require thu legal notice
for the withdrawal u mndf, there was
n slight run GA the savings banks OF
this city and BsoDSlyn today. They
arc all able to protect themfclves under
tho lime clause Of the law rnd no
failures occurred or are anticipated.
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Today's Probate Court.

Estate OF Martin Corroll, deceased.
Hearing on petition for probate Of
will aud order made admitting same to
probate.
Estate Of Frank II, Dyer deceased.
Order made that citations issue TO w.
=. McCornlcK aud Mrs. WinnefOrd
Grlssons, directing them to appear on
Thursday, August 8gd, TO give testl-
mony In this matter.
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Not DoIlnr PAID ont.

YoUSGTovN, Ohio, July 20.-As a
result OF malicious rumors IA run was
started on the Dollar Savings and
Trust company this morning. The
bank required the legal notice anu
not dollar was paid out. IL has
wealthy stockholders and number OF
merchants have drawn large sums
from other banks anu deposited with
n, gllaying the excitement.
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ViESNA, July 29.-The Bosnian pro-
vinciai government recently Instituted
n long distance horse race between
BishAcs anu Serajevo, $50 miles. The
roads are rough aud mountainous. All
fOfty-sevon competitors rode native
horses. Nineteen riders were Austrian
officers. a MahOmedan land owner
won the fret prize, 1900 crowns,
given by Emperor Frarz Joseph. He
covered the course Ia thirty hours
and twenty.siX minutes. Three horses
died on the road.
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nstrruchmeui tho order.


Special Di'pgieA 70 me NEWS,
CnEYESEE, Wye, July 29.-fe'
trenchment In the watohword In every
department af the Union Pacific. An
order has lust been issued that uLtil
iurther orders no work shall DO done
on Saturdays In the shops ut this place.
To-Day the agents ut Aurorn, Hutton
anu Dana on the sixth district were
relieved and the stations closed. On
and after Monday next the stations NJ
IVA, Iron Mountain and Diamond on
the Cheyenne n Northern branch will
be treated In like manner. This cut
leaves but six stations ON tho main
line between Laramie and Rawlins,
and reduces those on the Cheyenne u
Northern just oue-hnli.
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DAMAGE BY RAIN.
Hundreds Of Feet Of U. r. Railroad
Track Washed Away.


BEAVER, Utah, July 29,-Advices
from Smiths ranch near Black Rock,
this county, on the 27th, give the
particulars OF excessive rains and
lloodo on the esd, 2ilh and 25ih,
and damage to the Union Pacific
railroad track ami ranches between
Burnt Corral, Black Rock and
up toward Milford, and report
that In one place one hundred
ieut Of track was thrown aud washed
out OF shape anu about thirty feet COM
pletely washed away. This was fro m
two to ten iest deep. On section thirty.
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Confident of Recovery.

The following dispatch from Gin.
cInnati, Ohio, reached here to-day; DR.,
w, O. Peaslee Of Salt Lake CITY, who
II was feared would die ON his way
here TO place himself under the
Amiok treatment for consumption at
the Cincinnati hospital, reached here
almost too weak TO speak, but confident
Of being cured.
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The Government Accepts tho French
Terms la TOTO,

BANGKOK, July 29.-Tho SlamCse
government has accepted the tull
terms Of the French ullmalum,
LOsDON, July 29.-rhe Siamese le-
CATION IN this city mas received dis
patch from Bangkok stating that Slam,
learning mat France regarded Its
answer TO the ultimatum as refusal
togrant the French demands and be-
log must desirous OF maintaining
peace, has tel,graphed the Slamese
minister at Paris TO inform the govern
ment that Slam excerpts the ultimEtum
In liz entirety. The dispatch a1ds the
hopes that the blockade will be- raited,
diplomatic negotiations resumed ami
an early settlement VI the difficulties
be effected.
PARIS, July 20.-In view Of SLAMS
action In acceding to the terms NJ the
ulIimaIum 1t is expected that France
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PiTTsBUHo, July so.--Application
has been mado In the Uuited States
circuit court by Treasurer Park for u
receiver Tor the New York, Lake Erie
anu Western IA u supplement to tho
bill fiiod recently IN New York. 1t IL
alleged II nus total debt Tor wages,
supplies, ETC., Of over 1--WE million
uollars. John King ana j. 3. Nc.
Cullough were nppolutsd receivers.
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TO-DAY. rAILrnEs.
ono OF the Uidest FIRMS In tho
Country.

HAMILTON, Ohio, July 29.-McNeal
a UrUau, eaie an lock company, one
u the Oldest safe films 10 the country
assigned. Tho assets are 100000; liza.
bilitiesur0 unknown. The fiTm ciaims
10 be solvent.
AKRON, o., July 2g.-Ths CltiEons'
Savings ana iOnu association failed
this morning. IL will pay In full,
The capital Is 500, 900 and tho surplus
seO,OUO.
kANKAKEE, Ills, July 2).-The
First National bAak failed this mOru-
ing. The assets are sufficient 10 pay
the depOsitors la full.
PORTLAND, Ogn., July 2D.-Thc
Commercial National, Portland Saw.
ings bait aud the AinswOrth National
hank failed this morning. Win the
exception 0f slight run on the Fret
National, the largest bank Ia the city,
thrfe was no excitement.
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Deputy Revenue collector.

0TTTTWT T17TW-T-- " wv 9T'----'
CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 20.--Hon.
J. ID. Hurd, representatives. the last
Legislature from Uinta county and
formerly editor Of tho Evanston Re
0ister, has been appointed deputy re-
venue collector for Wyoming by Col.
leutor New. MIR. Hurd has removed
his family 20 Cheyenne and will edit
tue live Stock Journal In addition to
attending to the dutiCB Of his office.
FREQ Chaiiln OF this city has been
given clerkship Ia Mr.. Hew's oiiice
IN Denver.
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PAID In SILVER Dollars.

TRENTON, n. j., July GA run
began on the Trenton savings bank
this morning. The hank Is one OF the
strongest In the state and no danger
~ Looked Tor rs u Tetult Of tbs ruu.
Withdrawing deposiiors were paid In
silver.
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CHICAGO, July 29.-rhs worlds Fair
weather continues as fine as could be
wished. Tho sky Is clear, the tenn
ptTature comfortable anu there Is n
6racing breeze nom the lake. The
visitors nt Jackson PARK today enjoyed
themselves 10 the utmost.
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will withdraw It's notice Of blockade
anu accept Slams surrender. 10 10
uulerttood the provinces on the upper
Melong viii nc subject to future negU-
iiatlons between France and Great
britain,
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Ihe slnndn,h BOD comrnn,.

DENvER, July .g.--tt is reported
that tue STANDARD Oh mpiny h again
Ia control m Colorado, having absorbed
IT, rival, the Rocky Mountain Oh com.
pany, AZ cost OF u million GOliars.
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Influence By the Action of the Savings
Hank Presidents.

NEW YoRI5, Jnly 20.-rhe proposed
action by the savings rank presidents
had an untavorahle Influence on stocks,
lhe declineB at the opening being from
}tO2. ChicsgO gas opened anywhere
from AZ to Al, bgaintt II at the close
Yesterday. There was Que sale Of gHn'
eral electric at 80, aud the next at 49,.
Very soon after opening general