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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-30

TOPEKA, Kan, July 29.-All is quiet at
the different strike points in this state
today. Noah Allen, who has returned to
Topeka, believes that within ten days in
fiuences will be brought to bear that will
result in settlement OF the strike, and
that the old miners will return to work at
scale of wages slightly higher than that
offered by the operators when the strI Ike
was precipitated. He thinks that II settle
ment will be brought about by the busi-
ness men of Pittsburg and the twenty
seven small operators i'll the district.
Should the four companies known AS the
Big Four" continue to hold out and re-
fuse to make terms, the plan OF the peace
makers is for the small operators to make
terms and employ all the strikers who
have not left the district. The small
operators, said Mr.. Allen, as the shipping
season is at hand, are anxious to resume
operations, and will do so early next
month, whether the Big Four resume or
not.
> WEIR CITY, Kan, July 29-The Central
Coke company Is cleaning out the stoGkade
of its mine near Weir and expects to put
men to work there in a few days. Local
miners will be given the preference, but
the company claims to have negroes with
in reach if they are wanted Some work
is being done by miners III the stockaded
mines, but the operators have gained but
few if any recruits. Another shipment of
negroes WAS expected this morning, and IL
large boiy Of strikers some we'll armed
aud prepared for trouble, guarded the
tracks, intending TO stop the train and
talk 10 the negroes and get them not TO so
into the stockades. The train failed to ar
rive, however.
MACON. Mo-, July 29.-The Kansas and
Texas Coal compauy's mines at Bevier,
which work 500 men, were closed yesterday
afternoon. The company gave notice that
tne mines would be closed until August
1st, at least, and that when opeued up
again the company would not pay the
miners but once III each month. The min
ers have heretofore been paid every Two
weeks, and the action of the company yes
terday is apparently for the purpose of
Forcing the miners To the once-a-nonth
basis. This action of the mine owners
will undoubtedly be followed by other
operators III the vicinity. President
Walters has called mass meeting of the
nliuers for next Monday when he will ad-
wise general lay off. IL is believed that
all the miners III Macon county will follow
his orders to 90 out
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

CHICAGO July 29-The associated Amer
can exhibitors have risen in revolt against
the inaccuracies of the official catalogue
issued under the auspices of the exposition,
and have decided to send protest to the
director general if a corrected edition be
not forthcoming. The national commission
today heard number of gentlemen repre-
senting the American Exhibitors associa-
ton, who desired the commissioners to
create more Interest in the exhibits. Presi-
dent Pangborn of the association said that
visitors seldom visited the galleries on
account of the lack of elevators aud of bad
ventilation. The dancing girls on the
Midway plaisance, he said, 1.-The scum Of
the brothels of the ORIENT" attracted more
attention than the great manufacturing
aud liberal arts building. Something
should be done to induce visitors to visit
the exhibits Director General Davis said
that if the exhibitors had grievances they
should have sent notice either to him or to
the council of administration. The expo
sltiOn company WAS anxious to please the
exhibitors and would do all it could.
The council of administration has re-
ceived IL telegram from Wilbur Z. Crafts,
chairman. aud 5: IL. George, secretary, OF
the national Sabbath closing com mittee,
stating that any possible penalty for con-
tempt of court in closing OH Sunday in
accordance with the law will be Il tritle to
the cost of incurring the everlasting con-
tempt of the country for the inefficiency
of the trickery of THE recent dealings with
such injunction il it esulJ in Sunday
opening.
The men who sent this message GER
tainly cannot understand the situation we
are ill.," eaid President HiginboJham.
"Ehese Christian people do not want us
to obey the law. 1t would seem to be
every ones duty to support us in obedience
to law, rather than to counsel any more
infractions. 1t is probable that Judge
Stein will punish us for what we have done
already. | shall be disappointed if he does
not. If / were in his place and he in mine
l should visit some punishment on him Z"
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MONEY! AND STOCKS.

NEW YORK. Jnly 29.-There was an ex-
citing scene at the opening OF business on
the Stock exchange this morning. Tn
easiness was caused by the action of the
savings banks in demanding thirty and
sixty days notice of the withdrawal OF
deposits. and by rumors affecting Chicago
Gas and General Electric. The biggest
crowds in the room were interested in
Chicago Gas and General Electric. The
latter stock closed last night at 35, having
rallied to that point from 5111lI, the lowest
point. Among these in the crowd Were
Brokers Sproul and Savin. Savin was
bidding for the stock away below the clos
ing price. There was, however, no stock
offered until just as the chalrman's gayei
dropped, when Savin bid 80 tor 800 shares.
Sproul. to the amaZement OF every one In
the crowd. cried ''SOidt' before any higher
bid could be made. The crowd was indig
nant at this TRANSACTION. and threats were
made to take the case before the govern
ing committee The genuineness OF the
| transaction was doubted. The next sale
was at 80, or points from the opening.
Chicago Gas opened ut A, or below last
night; sold down to 10 and back 10 4653.
The other stocks closed 79@42 per cent
lower than yesterday.
The money market was merely nominal,
| call loans being quoted at per cent. The
| bankers reported the outward movement
of currency as lighter today than on any
day in two weeks Only S450,000 were
shipped out of town. The estimated ship
ment Of currency TO the interior for the
| week is Ss.00O,0O0 The banks. however,
| received s., ,000,0Oo from the interior aud
81. $50, 600 We're imported, making the net
! loss of money for the week about So 25O, :
oOO
The publication of the intended action
OF the savings banks aud institutions to
put into practice the law emitting them to
sixty days notice from depositors precipi
tated runs on many savings banks this
morning. Some of them paid III full
aud thus sought to restore confidence.
Others required notices ranging from ten
to ninety days.
1.-The meeting OF presidents yesterday
afternoon was called" said President Nc
Mahon of the Emgran Industrial Saw.
lngs bank today, TO consider what action
was thought to be advisable to retrieve the
heavy drain the depositors have been max
ing siuce the present depression COM
menced. Each president was invited to
give his experience since the drain began,
and what in his opinion should be done to
stay it. They all agreed that the with
drawal of deposits was in much greater
proportion than the money going in"
Lazard Freres will ship Sl.O00.000 in gold
from Liverpool next Wednesday,,
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CHICAGO, July 29-The liquidation in
wheat, which has been so much of a fea-
rure during the last few days, was contin-
uet this morning, and prices today again
beat all records for cheApness. September
sold off al one time pa cents from the
close last night and December wac 2ss
cents lower. Every body seemed TO have
wheat for sale Cash sold as low 3d.
cents: September 6ol+ cents, aud December
615< cents Near tie close. however, the
shorts began covering freely. while large
exnort purchases were reported. which
caused rally of l.. ceuts from the low
point
The corn market was remarkably firm,
considering the weakness OF wheat At
the close today there was cent decline
The trading in oats was ngnt aud scat
tered. The market fell eff slightly, II
sympathy with wheat aud corn, aud rather
heavy receipts also gave the market some
weakness l. firmeti up again toward the
close and ended at the top prices OF the
day.
The provision market repeated yester-
day's performance The clique held Sep
,en,ber lard aS 81 20. al,i the packers sold
some ribs. Ribs were weak aud closed .
cents lower. Hog receipts We're light.
namberiag s.ooo, but the market was
quoted as easy.
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A FIGHT FOR A GIRL.

CHICAGO, July 29-Lake Bluff. the sum-
mer resort where the big Methodist camp
meeting is held yearly, is all agog over a
prize light between two young bloods,
almost within the confines of the camp.
The participants were Edward Har-
greayes IA son of F. b. Har-
greave, of Chicago, and Thomas Damn.
whose father is well known on the Pa
cific coast, The young men were madly
in love with some girl and. having quar-
relied, decided to settle the differences in
the ring. They sought a retired spot IN
the woods and with 100 spectators looking
on. fought eight rounds. Hargreaves was
declared the winner Both were seriously
punished.
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SET HIM RIGHT.

George Augustus Sala. the well known
English writer. on his last Australian trip,
wrote as follows to the London Daily Il.
graph:
Il especially have pleasant remem-
brance OF the ships doctor-a Very eX-
perienced maritime medico indeed, who
tended me most kindly during horrible
spell OF bronchitis aud spasnodic
asthma. provoked by tue sra
fog which had swooprd down on
u just after we left san Francisco. But
the doctors prescriptions and the iucre,>-
ing warmth ct the temperature we
neaFed tile tropics. aud, liz particular. -
couple OF ALLCock's PoRoJ,s BLAsTEES
clapped on-ene on The chest and another
between the shoulder blades-soon set NE
ri.ht -
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MuST PAY UP.

WASHINGTON, July 29-Secretsry Car
Isle has replied to the request of the Ken
tucky distillers for an extension of ninety
days in which to pay their interua; reve-
Dve taxes upon their whisky, which has
been held three years in bond. that the
law is imperative and leaves him no dis.
cretion in the premises. So these dlstillers
when the three years are up. which Will be
this month. will have TO pay the TAX OF 30
cents "a gallon, or subject themselves and
their stocks Of whisky to The penalties
prescribed by law.
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THE WESTERN KANSAS FARMERS

Topeka, Kan, July 29.-The result of
the meeting held at Leoti TO consider the
queetion OF providing seed wheat for desti-
tute farmers in the western part of the
state resulted in the adoption of plan TO
secure the needed assistance from the rail-
road COMPANIES and other large Corpora
tions interested, the grain to be furnished
on credit and paid for at the next harvest.
\ committee, consisting OF Y. II Grinsted
and w. NJ. Glenn OF Wichita county, ID. "
Haynes OF Thomas county and 4. L. opous-
Ter OF Hutchinson, was appointed 20 present
the plan 10 the Kansas railroad officials
The sentiment OF the meeting was sverse
to the calling OF a special session of The
legislature for the purpose CT securing
state AID.
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BALL.
AT ST. LOUIS.

AT ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis. is.....eI2 o2001-
Cleveland. ........l 0 j / 0 0 l 0 l.
Basehits-St Louis. 6; Cleveland, ..
Errors-St. Louis. ?; Cleveland. g. Bat
teries-St Louis, Guusou and. Gleason;
Cleveland, O'Conner and Cuppy,
Second Game
st. Louis. 10000 oool1o-s
Cleveland. ........O o D 0 o o.
Basehits-St. Louis, ?; Cleveland. 5.
Errors-St Louis, 3; Cleveland, 0. Sat
teries-St. Louis, Gunson and Breiten.
stein; Cleveland, OConHer and Hastings.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. .....O 0 0 0 0 o p
Chicago. l o *-li
Basehts-Louisville, ,: Chicago. "a,
teries-Louisville. Clarke and Rhondes;
Chicago, Hutchinson and Schriver.
AT CINCINNATI
Cincinnati. ....30 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Pittsburg ..-.........5 q o D o . .
observation-disclosures 3; Pittsburg. ..
Errors-Cincinnati, 5; Pittsburg. Bat
teries-Cincinnati, Murphy and Dwyer;
Pittsburg. Sugden, Ehret and killen.
AT BOSTON.
Boston n.0 l 0 0 o , O 0 A.
Baltimore ore...........0 l 0 g 0 0 o l.
Basehits - Boston, :; Baltimore, 4.
Errors-Boston, =; Baltimore, = Bat
teries - Boston, ..Bennett and Gsstrght,
Baltimore, Clarke and Hawke.
AT NEW YORK.
New York 4 90 , 0 o 0 l.
Washing tou. u........2 u q o.
Basehits-New York. Z; Washington, q.
Errors-New York, 3; Warrington, 3 Bat
teries-New York, German and Wilson;
Washington, Esper ana Farrell.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn 8 0 0 . 0 2 o.
Philadelphia .........0 20 / 3 o. o
Basehits-Brooklyn 9; Philadelphia. 10.
Errors-Brooklyn, 3; Philadelphia. 0. Bat
teries- Brooklyn. kinslow aud kenney:
Philadelphia, Carsey and Clements
Second game
Brooklyn. 0 3 0 = :
Philadelphia. ia.....-....0 l l 3 O. o
Basehits-Brooklyn :; Philadelphia. T..
Errors-BroOklyu, . Philadelphia, 8. Bat
teries = Brooklyn. Daily and Sharrett;
Philadelphia, Nickery and Clements.
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Gas CLEAR AS Mup.p

UTICA, \. Y, July Ex-senator Hill, in
an address to the Hop Growers associa-
tion, said:
''The mercantile exchanges in our great
cities are clamoring for relief from laws
which restrict their business, in accord
arce with old-fashioned plans aud notions;
and they are seeking to have their con-
tracts rendered as free as the air we
breathe. The whole country is at last
awaking TO the improperly Of making
our money metals matter OF merchan-
disc by the government itself. and is hop
ing that the patriotic congress soon to
convene will faithfully respond with
promptitude TO the demands OF public
sentiment in that regard"
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DECOYED 10 DEATh.

MEXICO. Mo, July - 2}-Samuel Turner.
a weii-to do farmer. came To this city the
other day. aud. becoming intoxicated. wa.
decoyed To IA lonely spot 10 the outskirts
OF the city aud murdered, presumably for
his money. Today Joseph DOaneIly asd
William Mckinney were arrested au.l
charged with the crime. Donnelly turned
states evidences and confessed. He ssis /
that he held the victims head while Nc
Kinney beat bis brains ont
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LYNChERS INDICTED

MEMPHIS, July 2a.-Charles Frazer. Pint
Bode aud Jake Onetti have been indictes
by tue grand jury as the outcome Of Saf-
urday's lyuching. Sheriff McLendon, IL IL
understood, was indicted for neglect OF
duty. Public sentiment has undergone
much Change ia the past week as regards
the sheriff Mass meetings have been
held in various parts OF tue county IL
dorsing his conduct.
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TEXAS FEVER,

ToPEKA, Kan, July 23-Fresident
White of the state live stock sanitary COM
mission mas reported 10 the governor that
Texas fever has not appeared among the
cattle in Chautauqua and other counties.
as was reported iH the newspapers. He
says there has not been a ease OF II IN
the state this summer Il has appeared
III Oklahoma. and ia some localities near
the Kansas line on the south. Dut ltsIs
under strict quarantine. and there Is no
danger OF II getting into the state. All
Texas cattle entering the state. either on
train or by dsoves. are thoroughly ex-
smiDed, and no ompaint has been made
Vi q single case OF The fever.
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and for all the conditions tEat sead % IL
TINS IS a positive ard proved remedy
Couz1alrlrsion Is Ligsg-s--rcfuaa oa BUS
depend upor The bod for care ne L-s
covs-v7 reaches H. tnroagn toe ns.psl- -
nothing 80 an Not caly this. fut grsrv
form = Ss.-sfsEa. In Consumption y e2<
Lunxz. severe Lingering Cos1g9s, ASTHMA
and an bronchial Throat szsd l-ss-sg Eafsess-
tsc1s. 1t Is Omnrnn,sed TO hesaeiil on cure o.
your ulCnsy * rssurasi
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pulLNAN suEo Eoa pAMAaes.

BALTIMORE, July z1-C,D.onel S@fasa
1oorl~r. oB=. % the veaiSaissE coloFcss
nien IN tie stste. 4 ssenfs-r ef tbe ieslsas-
tuEw- ana !ea-eF ~ tAe negroes cf tas
~oath. has sar1 I2e pas.mza cSEapSaF !of
$3.50 90 aa1aa-s-s Ee esIgarezE a reef3osa
81 a Pa sfsn sgss-gser freas Bzsi}EoeEs -
AagnsEs t5sA. for Hs. 23eA ~st~- ~ A0i
uHs6iss Z q the car zas sw 3r1tESs oE and
zsiugs 81 "a Festsas2 81 flse TaE%s t.4pfY
g0aF hoars. gGe5r Ass8- Tssassssg su1efesi
20 zrezt{Y 5vcfE ssSf sssss ezcsissssa< fAzs
.sse AieG CsEanei 9 a0as1s<r cs4a rEss sss; tsse
paisIus8 eslTsgsssy - Ee.qOEssls,.s is: EEs
sse as ~ LO4aE-l5ss
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TURF WINNERS.

GLOUCESTER y. J., July q" isners.
zfortIeoe. Mss Mamie. Fernwoosi. I-acsF-
fsinty. Charles Mcdonald. -belihark
SsgATgGA july 2g-Wiaasrs. Pesiss-
,rfaa. Prince of Uarkaess. App0usatcz-
Iaeo.onss. 8argbeita
MoxwoUTH PaG.g, y. =. .faiY . We
ners-NeTTw Monarch, Busters. joan
Core. Mars. Bzlanc~. FAIRY Kc-~.
Rn1cBroN BEACH. y =. ,TaiY - w O.
.Fc-~E,gsine. sssr knight. Hissm. sYscaia-
tion. Laurel. CIaIa8r.
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Bollo-Teii me. pa. Is there any tfs-
ference between common ss.t and
chloride Of sodiura7
Mr- Holliaa--fes. E5ilo. . great
difference salt Is tsso cents q pound
q. the rrocerS =. while chlorids q s.oal-.
nrn - - cents a tSzsposontal q. the
druggist = - Box;s1 Transcript
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SCARED DEPOSiTORS.

TRENTON. y. j., July GA run Was
commenced this morning on the Trenton
Savings bank, which has a surplus Of
S36S, 600 All the banks are In excellent
shape aud it is thought that no suspension
will occur
BROOKLYN, n. y. July - There was y
slight Run oo the Brooklyn Savings Dank
today. caused by the action of the savings
bank presidents. The cashier said that
the bank was in good condition. The de-
posirors were all paid in full One bank
has already put iuto operation the sixty
day rule, and IL is likely that the other
banks will follow suit
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Z WAEEI RECORD.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. July -. 2.-Forty-five
hundred people saw Walter {. Sanger
break the one mile record I'm competition)
at National park this afternoon. Sanger
was a scratch man Banker Of Pittsbuyg
finished second, with handicap of sixty
yards, and ". F. Sanger ii5 yards. was
third. Time. 2.Oo 4 ). Sanger beat his
own record of 2:l4 Is. made at Hartford.
Conn, July l.
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sAAwAfF DEMOCRATS

ToPEKA. Kan. July Si-The Democrats
81 Shawnee met ia eouaty convention -
day and nominated foil coaaty iicksi.1 b
fight of the day was oD a resolution % in
aor-e Senator MHrsig. the newly elected
fusion aenstor The resolution was car
ried-s5 q zs-buf the minority dscllss /
TO make IL unagiia0usiy.
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TOPEKA NOTES

TOPEKA, kau-. July Zo.-Goveracr Lew
elling this afternoon appointed & ".
Whiting police commissioned cf Topeka,
to succeed Allen Sells. Whiting j. 4
rTliddIe-9t-tbe road man. Iseing one Of the
orig insi lsopulists Of the state
A practical application ot the e5ght-Aour
labor law was made ~ Topeka to1sY
wben Il J Moyis of - Josepb, No. " so
has easy contract 10 coas;EGcs a fsTid-ss
wz= notified bT the STATE labor coasf3 -
lie was 81 first disposed - 1-Sas me n ~.
bat whea threatened with th~ psaalty
gave Il
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.
GOVERNOR F,sHeAckul,

LITTLE Rock. Ark. July :9-Govsenos
Fishback, who has been confined to hte
bed at Fort Smith for the past two wssks
on account OF Inflammation Of the bla1iBes
and kidney troubles, was uncouscioua tka
greater part OF the dag. he Is very low
and his physicians are unable to say what
the result will be-
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A SAFE COLLAPSE.

HAMILTON, o.. July 29-The McNeal
and Urban Safe and Lock company. one Of
the oldest safe and lock firms In the couu-
try, has assigned The assets are sld0, ,eoa
the liabilities ara unknown. The drsa
has been unfortunate in several large cou-
tracts, bul it claimed To be solvent
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rur ee,e RrcFJysesAlP.

PITTsBUgG. Pa. july z9-An app!ica-
tion was made Ia the nlted States cir
cult court today by Treasurer Luther
Park for the appointment. OF receivers Tor
the New York. Lake Erie apd Western
railroad. The bill j. "A sunDiemert TO the
bill fled recently ia Nsw YORK i ne bsli
alleges that the road has "a floating deof,
for wages. supplies. etc, amounting TO
UPWARDS Of -. ~. .O91. john King and
John 5. Mccullough were appointed re-
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan. July %. 1893 !
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Continued warm and generally fair until
Monday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 90. the lowest
13, and the mean Sc, with IA inch of
rain in the morning followed by warm,
partly cloudy weather.
The average temperature thus far this
month has been 50.
For the past five years the average
temperature for the month of July has
been rs, and for the Goth day ~
FRED l.. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-tollowing Is the
forecast up to p. III. Sunday:
For kdnsas-Generally fair, but local
thunder storms are likely to occur in east
ern portion; southeast winds; warmer in
northern portion.
For Missouri-Conditions are favorable
for light local showers, but weather will
be fair during greater portion of day; var
labe winds.
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IOliGH ON THE POLICE.

CHICAGO, July "a daring robbery in
broad daylight occurred at the residence
OF Mrs. Ammon this afternoon. Two
men, representing themselves as city de-
Jectiyes, entered the house and bound
aud gagged Mrs. Ammon aud robbed
her of jewels valued at 5000. The
startling theory is advanced that the
robbers were policemen.
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ARANKRlIpT BAL WAY.

AKRON, o. July 29-The Pittsburg,
Akron and Western Railway passed into
the hands of a receiver today. The com
pauy was capitalized at s.. .J53-Gn aud the
bonded indebtedness = s5V0O,pV1 No
abatement OF assets aud liabilities can be
attained. Tue protector Of the road sx-
pected To sell it 10 the B tllImure and Ohio.
uur the later would not have II.
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CLOSED DOORS

PORTLAND, Or. July % The CONNER
cial National. Portland Savings aud Aims
worth National banks failed To open this
morning. With the exception Of slicht
run on the FIRST NaIionai. the largest 5auk
In the city, there WAS no excitement
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The CholERA.

WAsHrNGToS. July 29-Consul Emmet
at Smyrna cables the stats department
that cholera exists in that port The cut-
break of the disease in this important CEN
ter Is regarded NTH much Significance.
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THE LADIES

The pleasant effect aud perfect safety
with which ladie, may use tue Calitornis
iauid laxative Syrup OF Figs, under all
conditions. makes It their fsvorite rem
edy. To get the true aud genuine article
look for the name of the California FIG
Syrup Co., printed near the bottom OF the
packHge
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rur rsNNls cnAmpsONs

CHICAGO, July 29.-Hobars aad Hovsy
the eastern champions, defeated CampbeIl
aud Huntington for the championship cup
Of 1888 Ht the national tennis tOurnamsar
today The match was played before
atdisnce OF 200 Jhs score was. 63. q &:
68.G2
The singles were began today