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NEWS NuaGETs.

Zola, the novelist. has beeu appoint
ed an officer Of the Legion Of Honor.
The reported existence OF cholera in
certain portiona Of North Carolina is
officially denied.
Governor Waite, OF Colorado, sticks
to his incendiary silver speech, and
says he meant every word he uttered.
The Florida agricultural college has
conferred the degree Of IL. D. on
Hoke Smith, secretary OF tho interior.
tits said that it is the intention of
the Populist government to reorganize
the Kansas militia in the interest OF
the Populists.
Vice President Stevenson and party
were received at Los Angeles, Calitor'
mia, yesterday, There WIS no public
demonstration.
Frank Ives is matched against the
English champion billiardist John Rob-
erts, to'play in Chicago in September
for 81 900 a side.
Grant Ward. colored, assaulted tho
wifc OF ex-tailer Gault, OF Maysville,
KY, yesterday He was jailed in de-
fault Of $1,000 bail.
Tho total number OF fourth-Class post.
masters appointed yesterday was 110,
of which thirty were to FIJI vacancies
caused by designations and death.
S. T. Dick, Of the banking firm Of J..
Il. Dick & Co., MeadvilIe, 70, suiGided
yesterday morning. A heavy run on
the bank the day before caused the act
Three German anarchists named
Mullock. Peuckert and Erb havo been
expelled from Switzerland by order OF
the government.
Tho Buckeye CYCLIC Company, Gin.
cinnati, failed yesterday, Assets $751;
900; liabilities $4,000, The cause OF
tho failure Is tho strlngency OF tho
money market
Tho British house OF commons has
agreed on an address OF congratulation
TO be presented to the queen upon the
recent marriage OF tho duke OF York
and Princess MaH
Tho Kansas City national bank sus.
pondod payment yesterday. Tho gus.
pension was caused by tho withdrawal
ot deposits elnco tho beginning Of tho
financial stringoncy. The bank 10 said
to be solvent with nssots between two
and three million dollars and liabilities
OF ono million.
In tho unfinished racOs at Homewood
Park, Pittsburgh, yesterday Fldes STAN
ton won the Newell House stakes, Time
2.lb. In the pacing race Jennie Wilkes
won. Time 2:l7, The winners OF the
scheduled races weroi Silver Star, best
limo 2,l0l. Atlantic King, best tlmo
2il9. Phoebe Wilkes, best tImO 2il3,
The treasury department yesterday
decided to enforce tho customs act
which has been n dead letter, and
which provides that II tho appraised
yalnO OF goods should exceed tho value
declared In tho entry moro than forty
per cont, tho entry may DO held to be
prosumptivoly fraudulent and tho col.
ioctor may seize tho merchandise.
Concerning tho arrival Of the British
brig Datma, IRON Havana In Hampton
Roads, with hor captain dead aud throo
Of her crow down With yellow fever,
Surgeon General Wyman, OF the marine
hospital service, siys tho quarantine
station 10 nmptU 10 handle any Invasion
Of that kind, aud there is no danger oi
tic disease spreading Inland.
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DEADLY oYo1oNl


ana seven lnJureu'
SALTWATER, MINI, July l4,-shortly
after $ o'clock this afternoon cyclone
struck this city, and, as a result, two
men now lie dead and seven others are
injured. The dead ares Win Anez
and Sam Limonson,
The injured are; August Nelson,
face bruised and back injured; Frank
Erickson, right leg bruised; ole Vest
ing, slightly bruised; Sam Stone, back
hurti NJ, Duprls, Savannah, Ills,
scratched about the face George Rob.
inson, bruised; Louis stoltz, cut and
bruized.
Immediately funnel.ahaped cloud
appeared and swept down upon the
city, covering space fifty feet wide.
The Saltwater brick yard was first
struck, the buildings demolished and
Louis stoltz, a laborer, was struck about
the head by flying timbers, In the
path OF the storm trees were twisted oil,
telegraph and telephone poles broken
down and numerous buildings either
blown down or carried from the founda,
tions, Tho storm moved in south
easterly direction to the edge OF the
bluff, thence toward Lake st, Croix,
and struck the rafting shed Of the
Atwood mill, This structure was do
moliahed and the roof carried seventy.
five feet out into the lake.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, /
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THE INCIDENT EXPLAINED.
Admiral Humnnn' Receives His eOrdcrs
From tho Government Too Late,

Admiral Humann' Receives His ORDERS
From tho Government Too Late.
PARIS, July l4.-A setni.otIicial note
to be published tomorrow explains the
Bangkok incident thus: France, learn
ing that England aud other nations
were sending war vessels to Bangkok,
notified tho Slamese government on
July s OF her intention to ins
crease the French naval force Mt
the mouth OF tho Alenam river, where
only the gunboat Lutin afforded pro-
tection to the French residents. In ac-
cordance with article Is Of the treaty OF
1856, French men.of.war have right to
enter the Menam river and anchor off
Paknarn, but must give the 6iamese gov
ernmont notice to arrange for the an-
chorage In case of--the intention
TO ascend the river to Bang
kok. As, however, no other
than British vessels entered the
Menam river, Siam having objected to
the presence OF more than one foreign
vessel, France, while reserving her for.
NAL treaty rights, instructed Rear Ad-
miral Human not to cross the bar OF
the Menam river, and notified the
Siamese government accordingly. Tho
order was received too olate by Human,
and the gunboatS Rscended to Bangkok,
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BuasARps BAY, MASS, July 14--othor
than taking drive ovOr to BuEsardS
Bay poBtoIllcc, in company with Dr.
Bryant, President Cleveland pasted q
very puiut day At Gray Gables, There
were no callers but tho uaual numbers
oi curiosity sookoH either drove or
walkud over and looked aL tho exterior
VI Gray Gables and tho Presidents
private grounds, Colonel Lamont loft
tor New York to-day, having had a
most enjoyable visit AT Gray Cables
lie wlh probably not return ioF tho
prescAi, DR.. Bryant will remain here
q iow days longer
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BASE RAIL.
Pittsburgh Jumps Into Third Place-A
New battery Signed,

Pittsburgh Jumps Into Third Place-A
New Battery Signed.
With the base ball season about half
over the race on the homestretch now
begins. Tho feature OF the past week
has been the magnificent work OF poor,
despised Louisville, her victories telling
on the ranking Of tho leaders. AS it
stands to-day the contest Is one OF the
most exciting and see-sawing in the
history OF the league.
Cranks in Wheeling are all pulling
for Pittsburgh. and naturally as our
own Jack Glasscock Is now with that
organization; also Jake Stencil, for
mer catcher Of the Wheeling team. By
the way Jake has his eye on the ball.
Wednesday he made home run and
yesterday he secured another one.
Yesterdays game between Pittsburgh
and Washington was hot contest in
more than one sense. It took ten in-
nings to settle 1t. Gumbert was over
come by the heat in the sixth inning
and gave way 60 Killeen. Donovan and
Farrell collided in tho first inning and
the Former was carried of the field in
sensible. His injuries are not believed
to be serious. The score finally stood,
Pittsburgh 10; Washington 5. Home
runs, Smith 2, Stencil. Colcolough and
sugden, the famous battery OF Charles
ton, S. o., team were signed yester-
day by the Pittsburgh managers, They
will Join the club In Chicago next
week. BY BrookIyn's defeat Pitts
burgh this morning stands third place.
Tho standing Of the other clubs is the
same. The results of the other games
were as follows; Philadelphia, 0; Lou.
isville, 5, st. Louis, 8; Brooklyn, p
twelve innings Chicago, l0i Balti-
more 2. Boston, Z; Cincinnati, Q,
Cleveland, O; New York, 2.
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CHICAGO, July l4.--The Worlds Fair
Is to be closed on Sunday, and alter
July lSit will not be open to the public
on the ilrst day Of the week, Tho ad-
missions oil next Sunday have already
bcendonated for the relief OF the families
oitho iiremen who lost their lives in the
recent fire on the grounds, and but for
this fact the fair would probably have
been closed next Sunday. The vote OF
tho local directory resembling its former
action was overwhelmingly in favor Of
closing it standing "a to 4.
Whom the meeting Of directors was
called late this afternoon an address
advocating Sunday closing, signed by
all the leading Chicago clergymen was
read. Tho close Of the address was tho
signal for a series OF speeches, all OF
them in favor OF closing the fair, Vice
President Peck, who presided in the
absence Of President Higinbotham,
then read the following resolution,
which was ut once adopted, and the d.
rcClors adjourned apparently well
pleased with themselves and work.
WHEREAS, The board OF directors at a
regular meeting held May 16, 1893,
adopted certain resolutions providing
for the opening Of the exposition on
Sunday In response to urgent appeals
from persons and organizations repre-
lenting large majority OF the public
as from stockholders Of the corporation,
and also in accordance with resolu-
ton adopted by the city Of Chicago rep
resenting the financial interests OF said
city in said exposition to the amount
Of 5000, 900, and
WHEREAS, This action Of the board
has been sustained by tho United States
circuit court Of appeals, and the right
and power Of tho board Of directors to
control the physical administration OF
the exposition on Sundays, as well as
on other days OF the week, has been up
held by the final decree OF said court,
aud,
WHEREAS, 1t now appears by the
actual admissions that the general pub.
lie does not, yits attendance, manifest
desire that said exposition should be
kept open each day OF the week, aud II
iurther appearing that II the exposition
is kept open on Sunday it will require
the attendance OF more than 10000
laboring men aud women, the employees
Of tho exposition and others, and while
the exposition authorities can give Its
own employees one day Of rest out OF
each week, 1t seems impracticable for
the exhibitors and others to provide
such day OF rest for their own clerks
and employees, aud,
WnEREAs, II further appears that the
number Of laboring mon and women
whose services will be necessarily re.
quited to keep the exposition open on
Sundays is disproportionate to the
number Of visitors on said days, and
therefore the interests OF the public are
not promoted by keeping the exposi-
tion open on oach aud every day oil the
week, now, therefore, be II
t'esoirtd, That all the said resolutions
SO adopted by this body on May 10,
1893, and the amendments to the rule
relative thereto adopted on said day
save and except the prices Of admission,
and the same are hereby rescinded to
take elect after the 10th inst.
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WHERE HBRoEs DIED.
More Bodies Supposed to be in the Cold
Storage Ruins.

More Bodies Supposed to be in the Cold
Storage Ruins.
WoRLD's FAIR GUouNDs, CHICAGO, July
A.-Additional forces OF men wore put
towork clearing away the rubbish and
ruins OF tho fatal cold storage warehouse
this morning. There were near two
hundred mon at work. but 80 great and
difficult Is tho task that oven with go
great force, 1t will probably bo fort
night before thoy will have II cleared
away. No moro bodies have been found
though DR.. Robinson, OF the ambulance
corps, and tho chief Of tho sanitary de-
n0rtmOnt are In belief that more will DO
uncovered. They baso thoir opinions
on the odoEs that arise from and around
,hu smoke stuck, In this quarter ot tho
building no moats were stored and tho
officials believe tho odors uriso from tho
doCaylng Of human bodies. But above
THIS point OF tho ruin there 10 piled q
mountain Of tangled steam pipes and
Iolyy maolIlncry piled around with
lall burned tim6orB, 1norder TO lossen
tho Sicnch arlslng from tho rottlng veg.
te'ablci aud dOCuycd monts they have
hot tho building saturated with dlsln'
isclhnts,
Tho funeral procession OF the dOnd
urencn started trnn euglno house 40,
at the corner Of Cottage Grove Avenue
ana Eorty.slxlh aLrcot, anf was under
'lo direction OF Colonel Rico.
ln thu PROCESSION were army officers
on duty at the fair, a company Of tlfty
columbian guards aud ton sorgoants,
commanded by Captain gchunk aud
LonlehOnt \ Ely sngc, aud details
rom tho departments. besides citizens
ihorg wore lit civic soclutlua In which
ulg dead had in0mberBhip.
l4e exposition furnished music and
carriages Tor thO occasion. Marcus A.
ilafWcll, president Of tho 0akwool
cemetery Association, donated d lot, In
"h,eh tho bodies werb buried.
10 lhu PROCESSION went first To tho Holy
S,ifo's Church, at Sixty.stxth struUt and
MqryIQnd avenue, whore sorylcus wore
nelh by the Rev Father liishen, and
iinol Ntorcodcd to tho Conetury, whurO
i'onlestaht services vera hold. Burton
~ ~ FNgo and James A. GatvOy, two Of
'o0 victims ot Mondays Gro, were
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noKN sMIrn,s Rand


on the Pensioners Over twenty five HUI.
drCd NamCs Dropped from the Rolls,
WAsnlSaToN, D. o., July 14-It is
learned at the pension oilicO to-day that
1900 pensioners have boon suspended
up TO dato undor Secretary Hoke Smiths
recent ruling requiring benehclaries OF
tito act Of June ~, 1890, to provo disa.
billty where they are drRwing0 q pension
OF sic per month. The suspensions Rre
not confined 70 any particular locality,
but arc we'll distributed throughout tho
No pension had yet been dropped un.
der tho decision for tho reason that tho
sixty days allowed tho pensioners in
which to mako proof Of disability have
not elapsed,
Many OF tho casog suspended Will not
result In tho dropping Of tho pcnsionor,
but may be continod to ruduUt on Of
pension according to tho degree Of dis.
ability aud lts cause as shown by tho
proof submilted.
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CmcAao, July 14.-A curious contest
is to be inaugurated at the Worlds
Fair tomorrow. Homing pigeons to
the number of 200 will be liberated at
9:15 o'clock tomorrow morning in
front OF the government plaza. This is
the frat Of the dom petitive flights be.
tween tho pigeons, which will be ono Of
the features Of the exposition. A tine
collection OF birds has been obtained
from many Of the cities Of the United
States, and have been selected as tue
pick OF upwards Of 1000 OF tho finest
birds in tho country. Among the cities
represented arc Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and Washington, D. 0.
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A TAME OBSERVANCE
OF the Anniversary of the Fall OF the Evor
in Paris-The Cause.

OF the Anniversary OF the Fall OF the Event
in Paris-The Cause.
PARIS, July 14.-ro.day is the one
hundred and fourth anniversary OF the
fall Of tho bastile. The anniversary Of
this event in French history is usually
celebrated with much rejoicing, the
people generally observing the day as
one OF nerriment To-day, however,
the fetes in Paris have been marked
with tameness and the usual celebra-
tions arc conspicuous through their
absence. This is due entirely to the
feeling engendered by the recent riots.
The municipal council, upon which,
heretofore. much Of the expense Of tho
celebrations has fallen, has taken no
part in the observance of the auniver-
sary this year. The members OF tho
council, many Of whom, II not actually
known as Socialists, have leanings in
the direction OF Socialism, are still sulky
because Of the governments action in
regard to the labor exchange and at tho
threat to dissolve their body, Tho an
nlversary will be noticeable for Its lack
Of observance.
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membera Of the Hyde Park Lodge No.
$40, knights Of Pythias, The lodge
attended in body,
FRANcE's "EouRrn or JULY.o
The Fall of BastIle Celebrated at the
Worlds Fair Grounds.

@AN RNAN W hNahio GbltpGNtnu w kHe
Worlds Fair Grounds.
CHICAGO, July l4-Independepce day
was celebrated by the French at the
Worlds Fair The l4th OF July is the
one hundred and fourth an niyerssry Of
the fall OF the, ,Dastile, the gala day OF
the French people, which is always
celebrated, whenever sufficient mum,
ber OF the natives Of the sunny land can
be assembled together to make demon-
slrRtion,
The Worlds Fair commission Of France,
the consular representative aud the
French.Americans In Chicago generally
nRited in celebrating the anniversary of
the talI Of the Bastile. The ceremonies
were quite interesting, although moth
OF a very formal character was carried
out, No set orations were made and
addresses were OF the brlefest and most
impromptu character. The celebration
consisted Of q late breakfast given by
the commission TO tho Worlds Fair ofi-
clals and to u number OF invited guests,
preparations having been made TO en-
tertain from six hundred to seven hun
dred. This breakfast was given from y
to2p. m. The menu was extremely
simple, except service Of French wines
and liquors OF an especially choice de.
scription. which were offered for the oc.
casion by French exhibitors.
Alter the breakfast garden party
ana promenade concert waa hold at
French government building at the
north end Of the grounds near the lake
front, The pavilion and art galleries
connected Herewith were beautifully
decorated with French and American
colors and the floral and flag features OF
the groupings wero quito noteworthy
and striking. At O'Clock a grand con-
cert was given which concluded with
the Marsellaise hymn. The main fea.
ture OF the decorations were the bust OF
ex.President Sadi Carnot, behind which
arose the united flags Of America and
France, fine large bronze reproduc-
ton OF sculptor Mercier's famous piece,
GLORIA Victis," Beneath the bust OF
N. Carnot was placed wreath envel.
oped in the flags Of two nations and a
piece Of crepe, and by its side was a
hatchet and some firemen's piping, lent
by Marshal Murphy. The whole was
most artistically arranged, and large
box was placed beside the emhlems OF
the brave men for contributions to
swell the fire victims fund that has
been started among the French exhib.
itors.
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PrTTsnuRaH, PA. July l4,-The Chronicle
Telegraph published story this alter
noon to the effect that Patrick ].
Gallagher, on whose confession Hugh
Dempsey. district master workman OF
the k. Of L., was convicted Of instigating
the Homestead poisoning plot, has
made another confession in which he
declares that Dempsey is innocent.
Gallagher and Davidson, the Homestead
cooks, and Dempsey are now serving
out their sentences in the western peni-
tiary,
According to GallaShers latest COM
fession it was not the intention OF the
cooks to implicate Dempsey at first II
was not thought Of until several strong
bluffs and promise Of immunity to
them half frightened aud half coaxed
them into making the "fake" confess
sion. Davidson was seen and corrobos
rated Gallegher's story.
Dempsey's attorneys will bring the
matter to the attention Of the pardon
board and an effort will be made to
have him released.
The confessions, it Is said, impllcate
number Of people, and when the whole
story oil the conspiracy comes out 1t
will be one of the greatest sensations
Pittsburgh has known in many o day.
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CLEVELAND, July l4.-ThO last saen-
scrlOut concert was we'll attended tO-
night. Tho prize composition, 1.-THE
Now World" was sung again With
Milo Etandi and Gustave BGrneito In
the solo parts, and the festival onded
With the singing Of tho "star spangled
Baunot," Tomorrow the huaineaa
meeting Of tho North American eaen-
Rorbund will bo held.
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PANAMA, July 14.--A battalion OF San
Salvador troops, commanded by Colonel
Flores, nutiniOd and proclaimed roy.
olution. The artillery under General
ESoln mot them In battle, In which tho
revolutIonists were defeated. Tho
rebels capIsuIated. In the engagement
Colonel Flores was killed. His prlncl.
pal lleutOnants aro In prison.
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DENVER, COL, July l4.-This after.
noon W. II. Rush and N. NJ. Tabor
losSccs Of tho Brown Palace Hotel
Company, made an assignment to
Frank d Young, Tho amount OF tho
iinbilitips nro placed Rt $B50,o00, with
Nssols al Se,2920 Tho failure was
caused by tho sirlngency In tho money
market and inability to secure extOn'
ntau NJ THAR bnn0F
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oN rnE nEllL, oF rANAMA.
Paris AEoE over Zig Scandal Involving
prOIniupnt Editor,

Prominent 1.ditor.
pAms, July 14..-Agrpat sensation was
caused In literary, social and other cir.
clcs to-day by tho expose Of a gang Of
blaCknnilers, who for long timO blod
NJ. Charloa RuloS. editor Of tho Rcuue
DcS Dur Mondes, Of IN immense sum Of
money, said by some persons to amount
TO the enormous sum Of l0,25O.0OO
francs.
All tho details Of tho scandal have
not been made public, but enough IL
known for your correspondent to state
that NJ. BuloE ias boon practically ruin.
cd BY aocoding 10 tho denandS made
upon him for money by tho blackmall.
nrs,
Tho plan Of the blackmaIlors was OK.
Cpodlngly simple, and " Is thought
stranue that NJ, BHlsG, who Is asseh.
lially man OF tho world, should have
iAllOn q victim 10 them. The black.
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LONDON, l4.--A city firm has received
a telegram stating that the insurrcctIOu
in tho Brazilian state Of Rio Grande Do
Sui has boon quelled, and that blockade
OF tho city OF Rio Grande established
by the insurgents under admiral Wand
onkolk has boon raised. No confrma-
tion Of tho news contained In this dis.
patch has boon received,
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CHICAGO, July 14.-Tho total gate re-
ceipts OF the Worlds Fair up to
Juno 30 were S2,l2l,eO0 70, including
s2S2, 440 81 received prior to May i.
The total expenditures to June 80 were
S2O,OlO, 100 VI. OF this amount SIG, ,45O,-
682 93 Ia charged to construction.
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CRY oy MsSico, July li,-A souaO.
lIohal tragedy occurred In tho court
room at Tobasco yesterday An
pntlnw named San Ftanclsco Rod:
ridgeS had boon tried and found
guilty and tho Judge had Just finished
rcniinv hls sentence when tho ptisonnr
dFew n piStol and discharged II Mt tho
magistrate. The bullet took olect, KILL
Ing tho Judge instantly
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SABBATH SILENCE
viii Pervade the Worlds Fair
Grounds After Tomorrow.
DIRECTORY GRACEFULLY RECEDES
From its Position OF Opening the
Gates on the Lords Day.
WOULD HAVE CLOSED TOMORROW

Hut for the Fact That tho Receipts
Had Already Been Voted For the
nollef of tho Families Of the
Martyr, Tirsmoo--L Lack Of Patron-
age tho Main Cause-NIore Bodies
supposed to be in the Cold Storage
Ruius--Funcrpl of tho Victims
Takes Place Yesterday - Ho,niHs
Pigeon Contest to be lnaugurated
To-day
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CAUSTIC COLLOQUIES
Mark the Progress Of the German
Military Bill Debate,
BISMARCK GETS THE "ZUR SACHE. "

Ho Favors Three Years Service,
the Additional Year TO Servo as a
Refopmatory For socIalIsts-Her
Rebel Creates Sensation in De-
Tending the soeIalists-caprivI and
Count Herbert Have a Slight Pas
sage at Arms, After Which Bis.
marok Apologies,