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D. Purse $400.
Horse, weight ana jockey. st. ~ "a Fin.
Wheel Of Fortune, "a (Chevalier)..1 81 / 2 IS
Florence Dickey. l12 (W FIynn)..3 z u
Headhower, ga az. IsOm). ...........6 81 :
Linyiile, lis (Long). ).................7 An AZ
Arundel. ll5 (F NaryaeZ) ..........6 3h 32 oh
Suwanee, 96 (Hinrichs)- ....-......2 2h 8 3
Corncob, ll2 "a Covington)......-4 BIB 6hT
Good start. Won easily. Winner. ch. T.. by
Gano-Jennie b.
Betting: Wheel OF Fortune 6 10 /, Florence
Dtckey 2i@ TO 1, Headnower TO 5, LinYie IL TO
l. Arundel 15 to /, Suwanee TO ,Corncob 10 to
9 SECOND RACE-Five and half furlongs.
~. Two-year-oids. Purse $500
Horse, weight and jockey. st. 12 "a Fin
Rey Alfonso, Ill (Bozemanj .......2 2Ia 11s 13
Mollle r, l03 (Hinrichsl. ......-.-.4 80 81 2ls
Sea Spray, lO3 (Ch evalier) ..........3 as 80 3S
Pat Murphy, l06 (Combs) )..........i II u AZ
Charley Quick. 1OS tPeters) o
Good start. Won easily. Winner bay colt, by
Prince OF horfolK-Haydee. Time. 1:0712
Betting: Rey Alfonso to 5, MoIIie X 80 to l.
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SUMMARIES.
7 FIRST RACE-About six furlongs. Maidens.
q Purse S4OO.
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1T ~ A RAILRoAD.
The Northsrp Pacific Receiving freight
Tor Nearly All Points

The Northsrp Pacific Resolving freight
Tor Nesriy All Points
"Ths Northern Pacific Ia a railroad
again" IL the way one Of tho officials rs-
fsrISd 10 the situation ysi,srdsy. Judging
from the activity about the yards aud the
number OF trains Ia and out II will not Be
necessary hereafter 10 make daily rspoFts
OF progress. No, | arrived about 1880 aud
left In ifteen minutes. No. did not get
In until D. IN, Tues freight train, ar-
rived yesterday, aud among them Que tea
train. A telegram from suporintendent
rrlmsou's office az hissoula Yesterday
afternoon gave the news that nine freight
trains we're moving on that division, aud
that there vas little delay anywhere.
General Agsnt Edgar announces that the
road, beginning tomorrow. will receive
freight for any point on tho main line %
branches e1ospt The C0uf dAlonos. There
are two bridges out on II. but they will be
Ia early IN the week. Depot Agent Stewart
had a swilohing crew AZ woik yestefday
aud he has the work Of cleaning np the
yard ahout completed. There wors lot of
applications for positions from old men
yeatsrdAy, which we're fecsiVed aud hlod.
Amoua the rsinstatemsnts yestsrday was
n. keifonTath, tho depot baggage agent.
OF tho old passenger conductors on the
Hooky Mountain and Montaua divisions
but three are now on duly-Pfsston. on the
former, and LauebIin and Loaaby on the
latte. On thO Rocky Mountain divisiOa
tue freight conductors rei orted for duty
aud ths passenger conductors did not The
result was that the freight conductors we're
given passenger rune. and when The passon-
cor conductors did report for work their
places had been hlled.
The aoVen companies OF the Iwsntieth
that we're al thO Il oAdwater = couple OF
days vent over 90 Bntto early Saturday
morning. Mhsthof they will return 10
Helena or 40 on 10 tho Pacific is NOT knovn
here.
Yesterday 0snsfAl Agent Wilson. Of ,he
Union Pacific. received advieea from Butte
10 the effect that hla llna Was open for
business. The washout on The foulAnd
line 10 fully repaired. aud the line II ofen
fof passenger busineas 10 all points south.
east aud vest including California via Og-
den os Portland. Yesterdays tain from
the south ran into lutte. bringing a large
number OF passengers and mall, withsss
the least trouble.
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DR.. Vincent Haigh, died al his residence.
Main and Sixth avenue. Last Wednesday
morning after brief illness OF only three
days DR.. HAight va, born IN Peekskill.
N. Y, IN 1868. DT. Haieht was graduate
Of Bellevue Medical college. New York In
1881 be located In Chicago. where he was
actively engaged In the practice Of medl.
cine for eight years. In the fall OF 1850 be
came 10 Helena and had been engaged In
the practice OF nisdieins till HIS death.
DIR. Haight was y fominent physician aud
Que OF the leading surgeons OF this section.
His success and skill in surgery. especially.
he'd won for him an enviabls reputation.
The funerAl services we're held on Thu q
day AZ four +. M, OF Dad Fellows hall.
llsv Mr.. Moo held a ahort service. after
which the regular aud impressive sJryioss
OF the odd Fellows we're held.
The funeral vas largely attended by Odl
Follows And friends OF the deceased. 1hs
Unitarian choir furnished the music. which
waa boautifuL This funeral eortegs was
led by Higgins Military band. then fol-
lowed the cantons in full rSgalia, tusn the
members OF the three subordinate lodges.
Tue procession was \ very large one and
attracted marked attention. 1ho tioral
tributes were Numerous end handsome
The doetof left a wife and child, u boz
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THEY WILL co TO WORK.
Sacramento A. r. u. Declare the
Strike or Internationally
and Apply for Work.
Conditions on Which They Will
Be Taken Back by the
Company.
Not Known What the Other Lodges WIN
Do-ltaIiroAd Affairs NJ Various
Oihsr Points.

sAcRAMNSTo. July 21.-Ths mediation
committee OF tho A. IL. q. held a meeting
this evening aud unanimously voted 10 dc.
clsre the strike OF unoouditionally. They
sent q short notice to that effect to Super
iutendent Fillmore. The military will
probably remain two or .hree days YET TO
look after q few ihotheads who bAvs been
intimidating workmen. Az superintend-
ent Fillmore has already declared tha, he
will not treat with the strikers. and that
no one will be discharged to make room for
them, the outl ook for the A. X. u. men ID
not promising. The railroad company
elaims TO have enough men already 10 con-
duct its business. and probably many OF
tho strikers will NOT get back Just wha,
effect this unconditional surrender will
have on other parts of the state 10 not
known. 40 the nsws has not as yet been re-
ceivsd by other lodges Of the A. II. U.
In Oakland there Ia every prospect that
the strikers there III weaken. now that the
stronghold at SAcramsato Is gone. When
Oakland gives mp the 6Rht tbs strike in
California will be q thing o, the pasA
Action OF the strikers In Sacramento vas
brought about BY q committee Of citizens.
who showed thom that their cause was now
hopeisss. and persuaded the men to try 10
get back while there was chance.
The position Of the railroad compsnv
Was explained by the following letter from
Mr.. Towne:
''Gsntlemsn-Your comm ttse are az lib
lar A. An "A hat har ha txiE Il xsA
of. our company will smpiov. In addition
TO those nov in our service, and few who
are coming to us under engagement. suoh
men as We may need In our train and other
service who have not, during the strike.
wilfully damaged railroad property or forci-
bly, prevented employees from performing
their usual, regular duties. each TO be con-
sideted separately and upon individual APP
| piicatiou. and TO be disposed Of according
to the merits OF the applicant. The COM
pany will be careful that no individual sur
fers wrong or injustios al our hands. Be-
yond thia the men must trust 10 the leni-
enoy OF the company. Very trux
"A. N. TowsE
Second Vice President and General Man
ager."
SAN FRAscsco, July 2L-Notwithstund-
Ing all talk OF q speedy settlement OF the
strike on the Southern Pacific sJstsm. tho
strikers aud railroad officials are sill de-
hant. Al Oakland, In order 10 shield non
union men from the abuse OF strikers on
the streets. the company has htted mp eat.
ing houses and hunks 10 its yafds on the
mole. beginning Monday the new men
will practically live In the RAILROAD yafds
and on trains.
Tonight the railroad officials say all
their trains are running The evening
eastern overland train via Ogden was the
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WENT TO 70 TAMBIEN.
Second biggest Western Handicap. tho
Wheeler stakes.

Second biggest Western Handicap. tho
Wheeler Stakes.
CHICAGO, July 2L-Washingtons Park's
meeting closed to-day. The Wheeler han
dicap. the second greatest event Of i.s kind
in the west, went 10 Yo Tambien. Racing
will begin at Hawthorne Monday.
Fiye-siRhths-F'ssh, Mary Keene. Leon-
ard. l:o2Ia; six furloues-ParquStte. The
spook. Abbess. i:lG; mile and one quarter,
Yo Tambien. Tyro. Wildwood. 2;0GIS; mile
-EIroy, Somerset, Cioely. 1;41l4; mile and
half furlong-Kine Bors. Capt. Reese.
AlceLo-, 1aSlS; six furlonns-Odnd-. J. Z.
H.. Wekota, lilbl6; mile and half a furlona
-Coquette. hawthorne, Anna, l:4S.
NEW York. july 2l.-Fiye furlonRs-WAl-
cott, Shelly 1uttle Nick, 1;0lSi; mile--Sir
knight, Stousnellie. George Dixon. i:iSll /;
six furlonRs-Jsok iho jew, Emma. Bells of
5tonswnil. 1'l7l4; mile and one-sirteenth-
Don Alonzo, Herald, Lizzie. l:i9; mile
Annie Bishop. Tom Tough. Bonaventure.
l;43ls; steoplechase. two and one-fourth
miles-St. John. Flip Flap, Buoephalus.
s.im
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IN A COOL RETREAT.

Where You Can Escape tho Fierce Beat
lag OF the SUI.
Instead Of sweating and swoltsrinR In
the hot sun all the afternoon and evening
you can enjoy life by going 10 tho cool and
shady retreat OF the Helena brewery
garden. on West Main street. There will
bO muslc by tho Helena military band. aud
refreshing beverages will be served By
attentive aud courteous walters. The most
cAroful attention 10 given that thers shall
be no Objectionable conduct, aud nothing
4, allowed 10 offend snT one. As a desifa-
BILE place 10 take roar family or friends TO
s oud few hours comfortably and with
relish there 10 no retreat In town to COM
pare with the Helena BfvUe y gardens
seats In abundance arc provided 70. the
guvstA There 10 good shade aud pleas
ant walks. Tho muaio bv the Helena mill
tary band 10 great drawing card In itself,
DO not fail 10 20 out while 10 day and
get a breath OF fresh air and some nolid
comfort
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Sam Henry. formerly Of The Helena. hAa
hesn engaged aa hVad waiter al the Broad
watuE
Eugene n. Braden, the new AssayOr In
charge OF the Htleua office, will assume bic
nsa dutieA on Monday, Harry |. Luke
will be the new cashier Of tho assay office.
aud will on,et ON the discharge of his du-
ties az the uAms time.
The many friends OF Dr. y. Z. Baldwiu
will lea With much reg Of that he expects
10 leave Helena day and take up his resi.
denee la Salt Lake city. Inducements
have been offered him which, together with
The fact that his wifs'a hsAlth IL such M 10
prevent her permanent residence In Helona,
make tho change advantageous TO him. As
an upright citizen aud skilfnl physician
d. Baldwin ia highly esteemed. and he
will oarry with him 10 hia new homs The
beal wishes Of our best people.
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the LAW AND THE STRIKE.

Found Guilty of Contsmpt of Court-A
sweeping order.
SANTA FE, July 2l.-The fourteen strikers
arrested a, Raton two weeks ago for con-
tempt OF court, have been found guilty BY
Judge Seelsy aud sentenced 70 terms vary.
ing from fifteen 10 sixty days. Judge
Seeley issued an order approving tho action
OF the receivers Of the Santa railroad In
dischafRiug striking employees. In flliug
their places with new men. and =
dersd further that all employer OF tho
santa Fe system In New Mexico who may
hereafter fail 20 perlo. m their usual du-
ties, shall bo deemed as having Voluntarily
quit the servior; that new men employed in
tho places OF these men shall be kept in ser
vice as long as they hrs competent and per-
form their duty satisff o.orily, and that no
ono who has been guilty of contempt OF
court in these cases. or who may hereafter
in terfore with tho operations OF the road,
shall be employed by tho receivers.
CHoAoo. July 2i.-Anothsr installnsut
OF the seventy three men indicted by tho
federal grand jury foF participation ia the
railrohd striko, gave bal to-day. Ia .hs
afternoon five OF the directors OF tho A. X.
u. were brought 10. They are VIM. II.
lIurnH, j. J. Doyle, Martin Elliott, n, M.
Goodwin and James Hogan. Agaiual Burns,
Hogan. Elliott and Goodwin there are
Two iGdictmente ono changing general
conspiracy TO obstruot the malls aud inter
state commerce, and the other charging Ia.
terferenoe With tho constitutional rights OF
n shipper engaged 10 interatate CONNIE or.
On the first charge Dsbs and all officers OF
tho union, and large number OF strikers
who psfpetratol acts OF violence. are In.
dieted with them.
WEST OAKLANp, CAL, July 2l.-President
Rob, rts. OF the Oakland lodge A. IL. o.,
has been ordered by Cnief Justice Flu lsT,
OF the United States sui rsme court, 60 APP
rear before Circuit Judge MokennA. in
san Francisco, Aug, q. 10 answer to any
charges that may be pt teieffad against him,
rhis aotion is supposed TO he IN nntlcipA-
iion Of on indictment 10 be found against
Roberts by tho ieJsrnl grand iurs. The
order OF the court vas served upon Robe ID
ns hs Wis coming from abe populiat CON
vent on. wDer he had just bovn nominated
for state senator.
TACOMA, Jniy M-Charles A. Barnes. OF
chief clerk Of tho Northern Pacific freight
uepA 'tment and SEQ etAry OF the A, Il. o.,
wna oonv lcted of contempt OF court IN tho
United StHtos court tu-dRV and tined $50.
james ID. Creighton, OF Paseo. waa cun-
victod Of contempt aud sentenced 90 thiity
day dAya In the county jail. Robert Lain
ing ot Spokane, got sixty dATG aud H. q.
Scboheld, Of the same plnoe, ninety days,
90 contempt All three tried 10 dofail cara
and thew stones NJ officer.
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Another for the vix,iant.

KNosrows. Dublin Bay, Jnly 2L-The
Vieilsn, won to-day under conditions
hsrstofors considered unfAyorAbls 10 her.
She 1nishet her nttI-miis cruise thrso
minutee aud thirty -nlno seconds ahead OF
tho bitnnnih. not reckoning the timo
allowance. which will reduce IL 20 about
one minute and ten seconds.
Her sahoff has received commission
from Geo GO Gould TO build another yacht
for him, lighter than the Nieilan,, II will
be constructed sntirOly OF brouHs instead
OF being slesl up TO the water lane.
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NEW SUIT FILED.

Alexander Wants Laid EnJoinsd From
Posting Bills.
James NJ. Alexander has flsd suit in the
district court asking an Injunction. lie
alleges that Lsdd. who formerly ownsd q
number OF bill boards. sold them 10 him.
aud agreed TO mot engage In the bill posting
business again for year; that Ladd now
threatens 10 go into the same business
seain. He says that the roats In the bill
posting business are not large. and that II
iadd goes into IL his (Alexandst's) busl-
ness, will be disustrously affected. He
thersfors asks an injunction TO restrain
Lsdd from engaging in the bill posting
businees for one year.
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BR0ADWATER CAFE.

Open Every Day From seven a. m. 10 o
y. m.-Game and Fish.
The innovation Of Manager Garrett In
establishing cafe in connection with the
Broadwater 10 appreciated and 10 meeting
with liberal patronage. The cafe is sepaf-
ate and apart from the main dining room,
but the cooking and service s'e as.oscei-
lent. All kinds OF short orders are pre-
pared. including game and fish. steaks.
outlets OF all kinds ices. ice cream, cake,
berries. and, IN fact. everything the market
affords is kept on hand and served prompt
". II you don't care for ths table d'hote
dinner when out in the evening drop into
the cafe and qe, a steak or n light lunch.
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WAR REPoRrED DECLARED.
nui u Lacks Combination -NsveTthsiss'
n IL Probabis.


WAanIN0roa, July 2i.-Mr. Tateno. the
Jafnneas minister. snid to-day that he did
not credit tho Shanghai retoit OF Tho de-
claraiion Of war between China and Jepan.
None Of his Advieoa has Indicated tbe
probability Of conflict. and the latest cable
grams received from hia government date
back week. Had the report Of ths do
olarAtion Of war smanated fr0m Yokohama
or Peking, NJ or near The eeat OF the re-
si oetiyo Qofefnmenta, II might have some
Foundation. Hut tbs fact that tho rot oft
comes from Shanghai. a long distance hom
either of the above named plaoes, was al
most convincing 10 him that ihs Fum0r was
incorrect.
1ho war rumor iound no official oon6f-
nation at the state department, which nat.
ulally would ho quickly adyia d OF an event
of this importanfo BY minister Dunn ~
Toxic. stili. tho bslief is general ia fov-
eFnment circles tbat the situation - tsy
critical. aud II would not surprise them "
IL hppea'ed that the report is only p'tma'
turi. Consequently. theFs 10 already some
speculation ~ to the outcome Of conflict
between Two nations nearly even 10 their
naval strength. TIE Chinese navy con
pista OF thirty vessels. but many OF
these are small and obsolete ia
typs. There are 1--WE ysry Geotive AEmofe
ships, built within the lsll twelve yeais,
four being baltlsships. There are ninh.
teoD cruisers or yiuR Armstrong and
klupp guns. two torpedo oruisers, And
several small gun ships. The japan 80
navy consists Of tbi ty.tvo vessels OF oil
kinds. including Eve Armorsd shipe These
range In Tonnage from 1900 TO 3 200, and
arc armed with X opO Ruus lighter than
the Chinese battisships carry. There hre
fourteen cruisers OF good sizs and well
armed with Kfupp and Ctnot guns. Bal
this baiAnc1 OF resou cof does not extend
TO the army, In which China has many
times tho advantage In numbers.
smAsoHAI. July 2l.-Ths report that val
had Teen declsied between China and
Japan 10 not yet confirmed. but China IL
repairing for war. = he Chinese arc block
ina the northern passage Of the Yang Tss
Kianp, the great river Of Chins. Incoming
vessels are thus compelled TO pass neareI
the Woo Sung forts. TeleRrspbio COM
municstion with Pekin has stopped on &C
count OF floods. Jnpsn has chartered oil
The Mitsuti Russan compsn % shiue, IN cd
diiion 20 sixteen alfeadv chartered iron
the Wusen KAisha company. Japan hat
prohibited the departure OF tho Yuen.
YOKOHAMA. July 21.-The Cofean govern
ment has consented 10 the reforms Iro-
POSED by japan. British and United States
marines have been landed al Seoul, capital
OF Cores, in order TO protect British and
American legations. II has been lea nee
here that 150J0 Chinese troops have re-
eeiysd orders TO proceed with oil possible
dispatch 10 Corsp.
WASHINGTON. July 21.-Ths announce.
ment that Corsa had consented 10 the re
forms D opposed BY Japan caused officials Of
the japanese legation here 10 eIpress th'
hope that this would end the strained rela-
tions between japan aud China.
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on THE WAY TO TEXAS
Thos. y. wherry spends tho Night In
Lowis rad Clarke Jnii.

rhos, y. wherry spends tho Night In
Lowis rad Clarke Jaii.
Thomas ]. Whorry. who a. Jake Ryan
10 wanted In Texas 20 answer the
charge OF murder committed eighteen years
ago arrived In Helena late last night from
Glasgow 10 charge of the sheriff OF Valley
county. lie was turned over TO Deputy
sheriff Swift OF Dewitt county. Texas.
and pla' cd in the Lewis aud Clarke county
iail for the night This mornlns Deputy
Sheriff swift will start south with hia pTis-
oner over the Montana Central, taking the
Union Pncinc at Butte for Denver. The
oIiieor knows his prisoner 20 be bad man
and will therefore tako no ohsnoes with
him. lie will be obliged. in orde, 10 20,
any sleep or rest on The journey, 10 stop
over night Wherever he can find goo
safe Jail In which 60 leave hia prisoner. 10
will take him aud his prisoner from ton
days to two weeks 10 make tho trip In this
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TELEGRAPHlC BREyIrIES.

LouHyrtIn Jaly 3l'-Firal game, Louis
Vile D. Cleveland 2, noeoud game Louia.
Vile 1, Cleveland 8, Boston II, New York Q;
brooklyn &. Phiiadslphia u Cincinnati II,
PittabuTg T.
WAunINaToS, July n, Medals OF honor
hhys bssn awarded 10 i've members OF tho
yo upteeT ming party ~ NicksburR In
1862 ono OF whom 10 Thomas j. Ward, OF
Auaocnda, Mont,
lloIAH Idaho. Jnly 2L-A cyclone evept
over h'k county day or tive ago, levoling
tToes aud destroying thousands Of shesp
and cattle. Hailatones 10 the depth OF I've
inches In some places. Two pTospeo.ois
we're iniu;ed.
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Popular Elee,ien OF senators.

WASHINGTON, July 2L-Thers was slim
attendance Of members Of the house TO-
day. Bower demanded the regular order.
The resolution proposing an amendment ,o
the conatitioa providing that senators be
elected bv direct vote Of the people came
ur. Although two.thirds vote is 70.
quirsd for measures stnsnding the constr
tption, the pending resolution was passed,
1877 TO forty nine, being thirteen votes "a
spare. The announcement was received
with de mocratic applause.
Tho house disagreed 10 the senate amend.
IN 'nts 30 the Indian hpprop isiion bill.
Holman, Allen, aud Wilson. of Washing
ton. Wefo appointed conforess
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BrRMrSouAM. Ala, July PLAT one
O'Clock this morning Ore broke out in
stcwsrs' furniture store, on Firs. avenue
and Twenty street. Owing ~ n
lack OF water reesute the nremsn we're
unable 10 control the flames, which soon
crossed Twenty second street anu con-
sumed she celebrated CAldwoil hotel. The
iro also spread 90 adjoining bundinFa
The loss Ia 100000; insurance $500 900.
Tue Caldwell hotel was built In 1855 at .
cost OF $3.50 000.
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nnnraInr lho rnilmnn MANN.

cmoAoo, July 2i.-A mob a. Pullman TO-.
day attempted 10 int cept thir,y Holland
era on their way to the Pullman phops.
The POLICEMEN escorted the workmen
through toe crowd aud remained on guard
at tho works.
The removal OF tho troops from tho Lake
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cmofNNArL july 2i.-Dopu,y United
States Marshal schlossinRer, assigned TO
the Cincinnati. Hamilton q Dayton yaF1G
sioninR him to-day. Polissmsn drove the
mob AWAV
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Tho PROM. .,nl Llnrsrs

when ,hs Empress Eugene TeignSd as a
great beauty her distinguishing fOS,urs wGa
her pure asd regular y ohle. 1his has aur-
yiys1 the dishenring action OF years aud
gained In fenpemspt 40 that although
EuRenie 10 nov q faded and gray-haifed
woman, hsT face Is still very interesting
ana
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sho . yards last night oAussd tho men en-
ploysd there 10 refuse 10 work this nom
inR. They declared they voold not Iish
personal violence and could not trust tho
polics. PToAlient Newell secured the re-
turn % company 81 militia aud The mon
resumed work.
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Special 20 Tho independent
DurrE July .l.-rhe jury 10 Inquire into
the oauss Of tho death OF Jerry Conusll.
one OF the Fourth OF July Victims, brough,
In verdict to-day that be had come TO his
death by cnnahoi wound inflicted BY some
10 eon unknown,
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The Lhdlea' Aid Society OF the sons OF
Veterans will eivOa social ball Thursday
evening. July 20, 1894, a, q. A. H. hall,
PA,k avenue. Everybody invited. Ad-
mission - oenta Refreshments will also
bo nrrNod.
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The I,aos statement.

NHw YoEK. Jolly 2l.-Ths weekly bNnh
statement shove: Reserve, increase, Sl72,.
226, loaue. decrease. $4,000; specie. In.
crease, So, 800; legal teniers, decrease,
Sils. 100; deposits. decrease St21 200; oiIou,
lntion. aecrseas, SIS 800. Tho banks hold
ga. liG6O0 In excess Of TequiTementa