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NOW THE CHINESE GO
Secretary Carlisle Concludes to
Enforce the Geary Act.
That Seems TO Be the Clear Mean
ing of the Last Instruc-
tfonS Issued.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Assistant Sec
retary Hamlin to-day Issued the following
instructions to the Collector of Customs at
San Francisco concerning Chinese held for
the violation of the Geary and other acts
Chinese persons. whether convicted
under the Geary act or previous acts, must
not be received by you. but must remain
in the custody of the Marshal until de-
ported. You are authorized to pay the
actual and necessary expenses incurred by
the Marshal in the transportation of Chi
nese from inland ports to San francisco,
also the steamship charges for deporta-
tion on vouchers certified by the Marshal
to be taken by you in each case.
''You will be made a special disbursing
agent for this purpose, and should any
case arise before your qualification as
special disbursing agent, such expenses
may be paid from the funds in your hands,
to be reimbursed from the Chinese appro-
priation.
MAKE the best Temporary arrangements
practicable with the steamship companies,
as to rates, and advise this department"
Representative McCreary says his Chi
nese bill will be reported next Tuesday,
substantially as agreed upon by the SUBJ
committee. and he will attempt to secure
its passage without unnecessary delay.
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SHE Is DEFECTIVE.
The Cramps Have Made a BotcE1 of
the Columbia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. GA special to
the Times from Washington saws: The
Impression that there is something radi-
cally wrong in the construction of The
cruiser Coumb bia, built by the Cramps of
Phila delphia. grows stronger every day,
and the fact that her builders have decided
TO give her second trial strengthens the
belief.
The statement that the machinery did
not work smoothly is explained from an
authoritative source on the first trial trip
bv the assertion now current. that INSTEAD
of the Columbia putting back to Philadel-
phia because Of stormy weather the real
fact was that. after short SPIN off the
Delaware Capes, she came inside the Del
aware Breakwater with hot journals and
with the lines of the high pressure cylin-
der on ono of her engines cracking. An
examination disclosed not only must this
lines be renewed before another trial OF
the Columbia can take place, but all the
piston rods must be overhauled.
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WANTED TO BE SHOT.
Anarchist PaIIas Is Trying the In
sanity Dodge to Escape.

BARCELONA, Sept. 29.-The court-mar-
tial of Pallas. who attempted to assassinate
General Campos. was commenced to-day.
He said in answer to an interrogatory that
the charge against him was true, and that
he would commit the deed 100 times il
possible. He had no aecomplices, and was
only sorry he had failed to kill Campos.
Later on in the inquiry he became so in
solent that the president of the court.
martial ordered him removed from the
room. He was brought back after awhile
to hear the address of the prosecutor, who
demanded in the name of outraged society,
that the prisoner be shot.
AT this Pallas jumped up and shouted
that he agreed with the prosecutor. and
then counsel for the defense appealed for
clemency. saying that the prisoner had
Oeen Lnhinged by demorallzing literature
and evil companions. Palss will be
sentenced tomorrow. General Campos is
not yet considered out OF danger
The arrest of Senator PrietO. editor of FL
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UNION PACIFIC DEBT.
The Road Seems i'm a Fair Way to
Pay 1t Off.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 29-The annual re-
port of the Government directors of the
Union Pacific Railroad states that the en-.
tire system is in excellent condition. The
earnings for the fiscal year ending June
80. however, have decreased considerably.
both gross and net, owing to the recent
difficulty in the financial world.
On the Union Pacific Railway proper the
earnings decreased 1882 and the expenses
increased 1898 649. and the surplus de-
creased S401, ,6O2. For the entire system in
the same period the earnings decreased
S3O6,927, the expenses increased S174,6S1,
and the surplus decreased S4S1. sos.
The outstanding collateral trust notes
retired amounted to S7.2S0000; notes out
standing, S1l. 430. coo; security still held by
the trustees, estimated, S24, ,663, 9I0.
The directors are confident that a pru-
dent administration of ;he trus, will re-
suit in the payment of all notes outstand-
Ing and leave a considerable eouity an
plieable to other requirements of the
company. II is suggested that the ap-
preaching maturity of the subsidy debt
requires the adoption of such measures as
Will secure the best returns possible to the
Government and enable The company TO
discharge its functions as public carrier.
The principal of the debt due the Govern
ment is S33. .539.512. The approximate
amount of all the Indebtedness is
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PEACE IN ARGENTINA.
That Is the Latest, Although There
Are Conflicting Stories,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.-Dr. Zeballos,
Minister of the Argentine Republic, has
received this dispatch from the Argentine
Minister of Foreign Affairs. dated Septem-
ber IS: "Pelligrini has pacified the State OF
Tucuman. The capital and the States of
the republic are in complete peace. Rosario,
in possession of armed opponents of the
Government, will surrender to the national
authorities without bloodshed. | can
assure you that there is no importan I
perturbation of public order"
BUENos AYREs, Sept. 29.-According to
advlces received here the insurgents at
Rosario are in state of Decentralization,
and the speedy ending of the revolution is
looked forward to. General Espina, who
melted the attack made bv the rebel tor
pedo- boats upon the Government war ves-
sells, and who was to have been shot to-
morrow, has had his sentence eommuted
to imprisen ment for life.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Alarming cable mes
sages have been received from the Argen-
tine Republic. Anarchy. it is asserted,
prevails in the River Plate region When
the dispatches left Buenos Ayres heavy
fighting was reported in progress north of
Buenos Ayres.
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established beyond doubt connection
between the Austrian plotters and the
anarchists of Chicago and New York.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-When shown
the ca ablegram from Vienna regarding the
anarchist plots there, a well-known Chi
cago official now in this city said it was
well known to the Chicago Secret Service
police that the anarchists in Vienna, Paris
and London were in constant communica-
tion with those of Chicago and New York.
he declared that plot similar to that in
Vienna was unearthed in Chicago by the
police year and half ago, but nothing
was said about it for fear of creating a scare
and injuriDg the Worlds Fair. The Reds
were arranging 10 blow up the city hall
and also several buildings in course of con-
struction at the Worlds Fair grounds, but
Superintendent ofPoliee MeClaughrey. by
vigorous action, nipped it in the bud De-
tectives attended a number of anarchist
meetings in ClytOurn avenue and West
Lake street, and at the latter a woman
fanatic volunteered to enter the Council
chamber. when the City Council were in
session, and explode bomb among them.
She said she was willing to sacrifice her
own life for the good of the cause.
Al this same Clybourn-avenue meeting
arrangements were being made to blow up
the Worlds Fair buildings, when Super
intendent McClaughrey had number Of
the leaders brought to his office. He told
them that If any dynamite was thrown he
would pay little attention to the fanatical
underllngs. but would arrest every leader
and agitator, and they would take part in
the biggest hanging that ever occurred i'm
Chicago. This plain talk had the desired
effect and the Reds became less active.
Information was gathered then from
letters from anarchists of Paris which led
to the discovery that the bombs used by
Rayachol in the Rue Cliehy Paris) explo-
sion were furnished by Chicago anarchists.
Major McClaughrey at once opened COM
munication with the Prefect of Police at
Paris, Superintendent of Police Byrnes at
New York and with Scotland Yard. Lon
don, with the result that a compact was
formed that each should keep the other
posted as to the movements of the Reds in
their respective cities whenever one went
from one city 10 another. Through this
compact Major McClaughrey was notified
of the fact that Prince Krapotkine. the
Russian anarchist residing in London. had
arranged to come to Chicago and was en-
abled to prevent it. The anarchists threat
ened to blow up the residence of Henp.
stead Washburne. then Mayor. and he had
detectives concealed about his house for
months
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VALKYRIE JUST FLEW.
No Mistake About the Speed of
Dunraven's Racer.
But Yachting Experts Believe That
She Is Not SO Speedy as the
Vigiiant.

NEW YORK, Sept 29.-The Valkyris was
given another spin down the bay to-day.
The elements were favorable and the
racer fairly flew through the waters. Ii
seems very probable from this trial that
she can beat the Vigilant before the wind
but if she can bore into the wind with the
Vigilant she will have to point higher than
she did to-day.
The Telegram says: Lord Dunraven is
said 10 be curious to know all about the
America cup defender, and | am in
formed, on the authority of q well-known
yacht-owner. that his Lordship went aboard
the VIgiaDt at New Rochelle last Su1dav.
and that he was much impressed with the
appearance of the vessel, and commented
on her very favorably.
Commodore Sutton thinks the Valkyrie
may outfOot the Vigilant before the wind.
but does not believe she can point or reach
as we'll. I'm anv event." said Commodore
Sutton, "tne Valkyrie is an American
model. aud should she win, the victory
will not be discrediiable to American
yachting skill"
Colonel King of Triton has a high onin-
ion of the Valkyrie's ability. MAKE M
mistake" said the colonel, 1.-THE English
yacht is a very fast boat. do not saw she
can beat the Vigilant, but mark my words.
III Will be very close race"
The impression made by the Valkyrie's 9
trial spins IS on the winnie favorable but
experts OF the New York and Atlantic
Yacht clubs express the opinion that the
English boat is not as "lively" as the
Vigilant.
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OFF THE RESERVATION.
North Dakota Indians Committing
Many DepredatiOnS.

Hor SPRINGS. S. D.. Sept. 9--Informa-
ton has Just been received from Zeibach
County to the effect that a party of four
or FIVE hundred Indians who were return
ing from hunting expedition in Montana
stopped at Thomas Beverly's. near Chey-
enne River, while he was away and ram
sacked the house in his wife's presence.
she being badly frightened.
They were about to leave with their
luggage when Beverly returned. He
pounced upon an Indian and struck him
with Winchester. probably lnjuring him
seriously. The indians left and afterward
Quilted the store of the Postmaster at
Crestun. Many bands of Indians have
been noticed off from the reservation
lately and these piilagers have aroused the
fears of the settlers.
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WILL TRY To WIN.
That Is All Mitchell Has to Say
About the Eight.

NEW YORK. Sept 29.-Jack McAuliffe,
champion light-weight OF the world. was
teudered benefit this evening in Brook
lyn. Charley Mitchell, England's boxing
champion, was given warm reception
when he mounted the stage, and there
were three rounds for Jim Hall OF Aus
tralia. When the cheering died away
Mitchell. advancing to the center of the
stage. said: 81 suppose you want me to
say something about Corbett. Well. all L
have to say is | shall be on hand on the
night of the fight and do my best to win.
ALBANY, Sept 29.-Colonel L. 5. VIII
liams. private secretary to Governor
Flower. said to-day with reference to the
protected mill between Corbert and
Mitchell at Coney Island: 81 think ex-
press the Covenants determination wnen
+ saw he will exert his official power to pre-
vent the violation of the law by the exhibit
ton of prZefght."
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AFTER THE REDS.
Police on the Track of
Anarchists.
WILL GIVE THEM NO REST.
Vienna an Unhealthy Place Just
at Present.
WILL GIVE THEM NO REST.
WATCHING THOSE IN AMERICA
Chicago's Chief of Police Averted an
Outbreak by Threats of Whole
sale Hanging.

VIENNA, Sept. 2s.-The excitement over
the discovery of the anarchist plot is still
at fever heat. -Four anarchist wOrkmen
we're arrested to-day. and more arrests are
hourly expected. A large number of those
known TO be connected with anarchistIc
societies have hastily left the city.
All the public buildings are carefully
guarded by the police. These precautions
will be continued as long as Parliament is
in session.
The police are in possession of facts of the
greatest interest 10 the police of several
European capitals as we'll as Chicago and
New York. They decline to divulge the
particulars, but it is known they have
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AFTER OUR TRADE.
A Scheme Directly Designed to Injure
San Francisco's Commerce.

LONDON. Sept. 29.-The Times to-day
publishes an article upon the arrival in
London of James Huddart. who is to in
augurate the new route TO Sydney, n. S.
W., via Canada. The new departure, il
appears. is due to the big trade already
existing between Honolulu and Vancouver
which formerly all belonged to San Fran
cisco.
The promoters OF the new enterprise are
very sanguine of improved relations be-
tween Canada and Australia as result of
Mckenzie HOwell's mission. The various
Australian governments ale already ar
ranging for special tariffs and subsidies as
the company's ten years defensive and ex-
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When my little girl was one month old, she
had a scab form on her face. 1t kept spread
ing until she was completely covered from
head to foot. Then she had boils he had
forty on her head at one time, and NOR on
her body. When six months old she did not
weigh seven pounds, pound and half less
than at birth. Then her skin started to dry
up and got so bad she could not shut her eyes
to sleep, but laid with them half open. About
this time, at the earnest request of friends, /
started using the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and
in One month she 70as eOmbleteky cuyld.
The doctor and drug bills were over one hun-
dred doLzars, the Cuticura bill was not more
than Jf0e dollars. My child is now two years
old, strong, healthy and large as any child of
her age (see photo.) and it is all owing to
CUTIcURA. Yours with Mothers Blessing,
MRS. GEO. H. TUCKER, JR.,
335 Greenfield Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.
Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEM, Corr. sole proprietors Boston. Mailed free,
IS All about the Blood, Skin, Scalp, and Hair
BABY BIemishes, falling hair. and red, rough
hands prevented and cured by Cutie ara Soap.
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ARMING FOR WAR.
Settlers in South Africa Excited
Over OutrageS hY the Natives

CAPETowN. Sept. 29.-The Matabelles
are raiding in force sixty miles west of
Fort Salisbury. A number of settlers nave
been killed ana their property destroyed.
AT the forts all the available men are being
equipped and drilled for war. In addition
to killing settlers the Matabelles are said
to have been committing the most afro
cious acts toward women and children, and
the indignation of the settlers have been
aroused to terrible degree. The outlook
is very seriOns.
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$50, ,0oo.0 The directors repeat their
recommendation that i is for the interest
Of the Government. of the company and
OF the community which he road serves
to make prompt, just and complete ad-
Justment of the financial relations OF the
company and the United States.
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Gone After Bill Dalton,

WAGoBER. Iud. T., Sept. ga force
of Drputy Marshals. twenty-five strong,
left here tonight to attack the gang of Bill
Dalton. which is known to be eucamped
near here. The Marshals when. they left
expected to engage the gang before morn
Inc
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Ideal, ali advanced Republican paper in
Madrid. and formerly an officer in the
Spanish army. who is charged with COM
plicity in the attempt to blow up the house
of ex-Minister Canovas del Castillo, in
September last, has caused a sensation
here as well as in Madrid. where he re-
sided,
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never be worked again. Eight of the vic
tins leave families of children fatherless,
and about half the remaining twenty were
the supporters OF their parents. What
measures, if any. can be taken to secure
the bodies of the dead are as yet unde-
fnrminad
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elusive working agreement with the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad is regarded as of
great Importance ana the suggestion to put
its vessels on the admiralty list as availa-
bic cruisers in time of war will be propo sed
when the House of Commons reassem Dles.
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FOR A CONVENTION.
Chile Is Making Overtures to the
United States.

VALPARAISO, Sept. 29-It is learned
that instructions have been sent by the
Chilean Government to its Minister in
Washington directing him to find whether
the United States Government will con-
sent to the calling of a convention of the
South American repUb blics and the United
States to consider the silver question.
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VAN ALIEN DECLINES.
One of His Business Associates Saws
He Has Written to Cleveland.

New YORK. Sept. 30.-A morning paper
says: A business associate of John j.
Van Allen, Cleveland's nominee for EN-
bassador to Italy, said last night that Van
Alien had written to the President decliD-
ing the mission to Rome.
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.Ihe Man sield mine was developed
about six years ago and has been worked
cor tinuously since. 1t is estimated that
100000 tons of ore were in sight when the
accident occurred. Today it is a worth
less pit only marked by small bay caused
by the sinking Of the natural bed Of the
~Micbigamme by the cave.
:. The death OF twenty-eight men marked
the end OF the Mansfield mine for unless
the. river can he forced 20 seek another
channel this rich deposit of iron ore can
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-12

Sole Agents for Hydro Safety Lamps for IncnbatorT
and Breeders Cynona for Gsinfectn5 and killing
mine Ravens Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food. Nish
bets Tonic Poultry Powder.
Manufacturer of Croleys California Poultry Remedy
for roup sweled head and all diseases Of the head eyes
and throat Of fowls. Ango-Amercan Dog Remedies, Il
varieties warranted to cure. No Pills for Pigeons.
Everything for Fanciers and Breeders. Write for what
you want. 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-12

SYMPTOMS OF CAT1pRE-Dull. heavy
headache, obstruction of the nasal passages,
discharges falling from the ic1.l lat the throat,
soraetirnes p-ofusc. watery and acrii. - others,
thick tenacious, mucous. puruleat, b4ooIy ana
putriG; the eyes are weak I'll w,.tery there Is
a ringing in the ears, Deafness hacking or
ccuclinC to clear the throat. cxpec.or1tion of
offensive matter, toSefner win sclbs from III
GERS: the vol g is changed and has q = nasa.
snste are impaired. there Is sensation If dizzi-
Jess with mental depression, a hacSilg cough
nd general debility. Oaly q fSy q Inc above
FAMED syillntCnns are likely t. be present In
CIV one case thousands of cases annually,
Without m.sai.es, ng half OF *he above symp-
Eve. Il ) t.lseasa is 50 common more decep-
fa and dangerous, or less understood by phV-
clans.
By its mid, e,bcthIng and healing properties,
DR.. SaFes Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
sases OF & ttnrrI, Gold I'm the Head"
COryz !, s-.ca raLnrriIai Headache.
81 y. .rr,-pists every, Nnere: 50 c lnts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-12

at il worth the price to every ,re-soE
who even reads newspaper. - Ion
Journal.
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Untold Agony from Catarrh. !"

Prof W. HAUsNER, the fllnous mesmerist,
of Itsaca n ", writes: ST me ten years ago
suffered untold agony from chrSr'c nasal ca-
tarra .dy family physician gay ne sp as
sucural .e and said | must Gle. My case was
such BAD one. that every ds-y, towards sunset,
nv voice you'll become 50 Aoarse could
'lats, 5eak above u whisper. &c morning
A. ,e-ughi-e. and cloaIme c. lhro2t would
a,nr ost strangla me. By the st CT Dt. SaSe,s
ts.arTh Remedy, al three Iaonths, was Well
,-,s-c snd the cute has beea permanent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-12
Constantly Hawking and splttins."

THOMAS T. RrsuTSG, Esq, 2002 Pine Street,
st. Louis, no. writes: :" was { reat sufferer
from cataIrh FOR three years Al Zines could
hardly breathe, IA vas constantly hawking
aud 5nittiIg Gn1 for ne last EIGHT mont IS could
nat breathe through tie nustrils. thought
nothing could be done f1r me. LlcElly; was
advised to try Dr. Sage's Ca.arrh Remedy, aud
/ am now a well MAJ. ! believe it to be the
only sure remedy fer clt,.r-h now m1nufao-
tared AMI one has only TO give 1t fair t-ial TO
experience astounding results and permanens
cure"
A complete Treatise on Catarrh, giving vaiu-
able hints Us u clothing, diet and othcr matters
OF imDortnrcc will he mailed, post-Dai1 to any
address, on reesiD t OF o twc-cent -fsge stamp.
Address,
World-s Dispensery Medical Association
10 6ss Main Street. BUFFALO. N. z.