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Mss Dixon, 100 Hesleyl, goo-l 40-l So
Uranin and Philomena went away to-
gethsr and fought out the race between
thsm, They were head and head 10 the
last few jumps, when Urania drew cut
end won by head. Phliomena was
Time-l02 Ia
Mutusls paid, one, two, three; On
urania. $2,50; ON Phi,omsns, $40; On elr
Dixon, jr,, $3.50. t'a
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SECOND RACE.
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The BELLE Meade stud stakes for tvs-yeaF-
olds; tue Association 70 guaraD!se lha v.iis Of
the stakes TO be GOO; six furlonSs.
Salvation, - "a. Clayton ,,.ek Ia 1 ~ 81
R so.;, r., vi g.lss,sms,,,.''r,lsJt II 2
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Antipodean Items.

From a letter from Elder II. g. JsG,
now In New Zealand, The News IL
permitted TO extract a few news items:
"rhsfe IL quite an agitation In Aus
tralasiA Rt present In favor Of the
amalggmation OF tue Christian
churches, especially the Methodist de.
nominations, and meetings aTo boing
held In various parts OF the colonies 10
discuss the pfHoIioability thereof.
Great interest Is being manifested and
several united prayer meetings are
0eing held.
"Miab LsilA Affair, an American
lady, 10 causing great sensation
among the colonlsu by her daring bal
loon asoensions.
"Peoplo have sutlsfed heavy lonses
from recent floods caused 10y an
abundance OF rain. Train anu wagon
traffic Is Temporarily stopped IA many
places from wash0uts, slides anu
damaged bridges. In this, the Mana.
watu district, the damages are fully
Sl26, 900 10 the government, besides the
individual damages. IL was tho great
est h0Od known Tor IL years,
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NIGH UNTO DEATH.
Two Walk2 House Guests Have a
Very NlTrOE Escape,
TURNED A DEFECTIVE cas- TAP.


II appeAp that there was very bad
case Of asphyxlation at the Walker
House, Ia this city yesterday, the
particulars Of which were not forth.
coming until today aud then they were
CLEANED only with considerable effort
and persistent Inquiry,
The Victims wero Thomas Brady,
city marshal Of Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete
county, ami James Jenson, a saloon
keeper Of the same town, better known
az "Jimmy Fisk" Tho two men
came up from their homes to attend
the a. D. U. w. excuuion At
saliair on Wednesday. They remained
at the lake until the last train which
came IN about midnight. Bfady's
patents aud rtlsIiucs live IN the Tenth
ward but ~ tue hour was very late
anu he hai a friend with him they
concluded 10 stay down town Tor tho
night and accordingly went 10 the
Walker house where they reg
isicred, engaged room aud
retired. Nothing more was heard or
seen VI them until yesterday forenoon
At 10 O'clock, when heavy breathing
aud frequent groanH were heard com.
Ing from their sleeping chamber. An
entiauCe was forced aud Brady
iound lying PROSTATE across the
unconscious anu apparently altogether
llielcs. form Of Fisk. Brady had been
vomiting and was 40 enioe6led anu NJ
far overcome by tho deadly dow " gas
which came from the jet Ia the ceutvf
Of the room ~ 10 be unable 10 speak.
Tue seriousness VI tue situation soon
dawnud upon tho aItachts VI the house
anu the wotk OF ToausOitati0n began.
Brady soon recovered but Fisk'e case
WAS more aggravated one aud it was
long time before he crossed
the danger line. Both mon
were very sick last night
and are feeling auything out we'll To-
Jay. They leave the city this even.
Ing on tue soulhtouud train for home.
They claim that on retiring TO bed
they iuruod the gas tab, which, In
stead Of being stopped by n GUARD"
when the light Was extiugulshtd, con-
tiuuod 10 fevolve until the How Of
gas again borst forth, a fact that they
did not discover until after their mar
row escape from death. An open
window drew Oh an immense amount
of the noxi0us vapnr during tho night
anu doubtless saved the mems lives.
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Again the britannia Won.

kIN0sIOwS. Dublin Bay, July co.
The Nigiiaut aud Britannia started IN
light wind IA the second days rae.
aug VI the Royal 81. George yacht
club. The britannia was nrst over
the line; tho VigtlAnt followed almost
instantly. The Britannia won.
The race was for prize Of $500
offered by the Royal 81. George yacht
club. Tue course was a qua iraugle OF
about hny miles. Nal HofIeshofi
wis NJ the Nigilanpa wheel. The
britannia crossed the limo l1:32.05, the
Nigilnnt 10 seconds later. The breeze
was hight, not favorable for the Vigi.
LIANT Almost continually the Britain
MIA increased the gap, though In the
last leg OF the first round the Nigilant
pulled up 20 that when the east pirF
buoy was Iaseed, marking the com.
pletion OF one third OF the race, she
was but twenty seconds boh;nd. The
next r0unu, however, the Britannia
showed 4 N II = ahead aud the race
was plainly hers. Meanwhile the
enthusiasm Of tho spectators suffered
some dampenlng by n succession Of
thunder showers.
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IT TOOK FIRST PRIZE.
Utah Beet Sugar Ahead Of Al
Competition.
g'he other western Factories Were
Not Ia ~ A. tic MA.
winter Fair.

Utah has Jownsd California sugar
producers ia their own field. The
Utah Sugar works made au exhibit a.
the MIdwinler Fair IN San Ffaucisc1,
and ~ did Others. The Utah exhibit
was not very large but was arlisiioall'-
was ahead Of all else in qualify.
At the tests made Tor Tue bu1i grades
" leet sugar, the Judges summed up
aud selected sample that surpassed
ia quality MI uthuis. When the mark.
Ing OF this tamplo was examined II
proved to be- Utah beet sugar
Hence tho label on tho didwiutur
awards Fair fcad7-FlIst Prize, for Beet
Sugar. Utah Sugar Factory company.
lhu. u goes whun Ulah 10 iairly N
the held.
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CHICAGO, July 2O.-Chicago n Al.
ton express, which lett here at o
Bolt limo crossing near Summit. The
engine ami fist four ears lett the
track, the mail and baggage car being
overturned. One mail CLERK was prob.
ably fatally hurt and Two others TO-
coived painful injuries. Several pas
sengeTs were shaken up and bruised,
but none VI them were seriously hurt.
The engineer Of the wrecked train
says there we're no signal lights dis.
played. tn, deraiiing switch was set
10 ditch approaching trains, as n belt
line train was then swltohlng ON the
crossing,
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onnERa 40 .oIN sILNEn
Instructions 60 tho huperintendsnts
oi Various Mats

hhHANhNAt"hN ~ INV HhNfNAhANhAfhA
oi Various Mats
San FRANCHCu, July 9J.-Juhn
Daggoti, superintendent Of the San
Ffnnciico mint, has received order8
from the scoreiary OF the treasury TO
cole an unlimited number ui silver
dollars during the remaining days of
Juiy,nnd during the present attinguncy
to coin gold currency ~ tie full Ca-
paclty of thu mint.
AZ similar Instructions have also
been given 10 the mint officials At
Carson CITY, New Orleans aud Phila.
delphin, Superintendent Dagott says
that fully three million dollars will be
turmoil out by August Let.
The silver 10 be coined nat will be
blanks aud ingots, Of which there 10
sufficient on hand At the local mint 10
coin million collars. There IL also
on hand In the mint here thirlyhix
million ounces Of standard ailyer al.
ready coined into dollars OF 4.l25 graius
each ready for circulation,an thirteen
million standard ounces OF iluo silver
ready for coinage.
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TO PREVENT STRIKES.
AMOVemsHt for the Peaceful Solution
Of tho Labor Problem.
A CONFERENCE PROPOSED
Between Employees aud Employers 10
Take Place at au Early
Date.

CHICAGO, July SO.-Tho Civic Fod.
Grafton Of Chicago has started a move.
ment which its members hope will
tend toward solution Of the labor
question and will prevent strikes AMI
oil other troubles Of the kind. The
plan Is to hold n congress Of representa-
livoe OF the employers snd employees
similar to the parliament Of religions
held In this city last year. The repre-.
scntatives OF tho bodies will confer aud
give the results VI their experiences
and adopt some me sures OF concilia.
ton which Will avert strikes Ia tue
future. A date VI the proposed con
ference has not yet been cot.
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Candidates, Take Notice.

The committee appointed at the
opening Of the June term OF the Terri.
torial Supreme court to examine Appll-
Giants for admission TO the bar will
meet again ON Tuesday evening next,
ut ESQ, At Judge SutheTlaud's office Ia
the Commercial block, ut which hour
and place candidates are requested 10
be- In Attendance. The committee CON
sisis Of Judge Sutherland, Attorneys
Il. Is. Critchlow and Ogden Hiles.
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rmE hrnUG0LEIN TnANCE.

Socialists TaiE OF ncVoiution nnd An'
Rrchi.t. OF Auuihuntiuu.
FANS, July 2O.-Placards declaring
that since the laws ugaiusI hbofiy have
been passed by Parliament tho "a
archisla must use all means Tor the
annihilatlOn OF the bourguolsr, APP
poaTrd on tho walls Of the CITY today.
~ = meeting Of tie socialists last
evening, tue leaders called upon the
people TO organize iOr a social Teyolu-
don,
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Lap Robe Thief.

A cripple, who claims to bo miner
and who gave the name Of NJ. Fuller, II
Is alleged was detected in the act q
stealing six lap robes from the business
house Of the Consolidated Implement
company on State atfeet today. Man
ager Snow notified the police Oh tne
theft anu in u short time d ateCtiye
Sheets had Fuller Ia jail. The lap
robes were found In his possession anu
charge u petit larceny was booked
against him,
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Outlet Sewer Farm.

The board OF public WORKS and COM
mittse on sewerage met la. night anu
decided 10 recommend 20 the CITY
Council tho purchase Of sovonty-hye
acres Of land from The Croker estate,
about One mile beyond tue Hot springt,
Al SIS per aero, TO be used as a sewer
arm. VITA the adoption Of this re-
commentator and the closing up Of
tho deal Will probably end the long
mOoJul que,tiol regarding the uispoll'
ton ~ tuo city sewage.
A fmal amount " routine business
was transacted and tho board Rd,
lOurntd.
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PnIsnNnR. sTnIKE.
Ihcy vani nsiier rood nnd Ost

tbcy Want better rood aud Oct 40.
COLUMNS, ohio, July 2O.-An OK
ttaot1inary strike has just terminated.
Eighty-1vo uonvicls In the bolt shop
Of the Ohio penitentiafy caught the
ever Of Debsism and threw down their
20 j.. with them it was not ques-
ton Of wages. They were dissatisfied
with the prison bill " fare and do.
clRtol that NO more work would bo
PERFORMED by them until there was
HsufHnce Of n better table. Warden
james made IN investigation and
promised an Improvement after which
tbs prisoner, having won their stfike,
resumed WORK.
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leaviu his gfaudm1,her's wagon md
iathei's horpe behind with tue ,iiir1r
aud bis C0mfade. The conveyance wa1
driven 10 the police slatiO7, whert b.
wns overhaultd AMI considerable
amount Uf iron casiingp, couplirgsa and
a lar.r "roducerV found. YOuut
ChHstcnson ssii they found their b ny
part " tnoclty, aul that they proposed
" sell IL ~ "a Junk du.l,r.
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A Full Dozen.

The police this morning gathered in
a full dozen "break-boam tourists" a,
nj tue Rio Gfande Western depot and
escorted them to the City Hail, where
they were booked on the charge Of
stealing ride. They were taken
direct before Justice Smith and sen,
fenced to i've days' imprisonment
each.
They were a motley crew aud ac-
cording 20 their statements came from
"a lat south as the Argentine Republic
anu from tue north ne lar Rs Canada.
The twelve men hsd lesG than a dollar
among them.
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FAN FRANChCJ, July 20.-Theodore
Fox has commenced suit against john
W. Mackay aud Senator John r..
Jones, @. X. Fish, q. Il. Wells and
Cornelius O'COnnor to obtain an 40.
counting Of the shAirs OF tho con-
solidated California and Virginia
Mining company. For alleges that
between four and i've million dollars
have been wrongiully appropriated by
the defendants. Fox says that Mackay,
Jones aud the late James g.. Flood
conspiTod TO manipulate the mine
wholly in their interests.
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Al Slalerrille.

sLATERvILLE, Weber, July Is, 1894.
AT $40 this afternoon a sharp shock
Of earthquake wa. fvlt here which
made the frame houses squeak and
windows rattle. some dishes fell from
the shelves.
Crops are looking splendid this year.
A few pieces OF rye have been cut and
oats will DO ready In few days.
We arc not troubled with grass.
hoppera this year.
BENNETT CLARIs.
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Glennnrs of "Jnnk."

Billy Webb, a bad boy who liysa on
the North bonch, aud a youthful as
I. clate named Albert Christensen, were
gathered In py Special Onioer Daniels
at tho Rio Gpnde Western depot to-
day. But "Blly" was badly frightened
aud nest Of loot, and Il ale his escape,
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,ENsArIoNAL ELopEMENr.
Tho Principals Of tho Romance
Locked IN In Jail

Locked Up In jail
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July CA sen.
sltiOual eiopcment from Knoxville,
Tenn, eliminated In the equally sen.
tatiOnal arrest here Of nil the pfiucl.
pals In the affair. Mre. Matte Ian.
dofs, a nne looking woman, aged 80, IN
In Jail. VIM. Lowell, well dressed
man OF %. is Ia cell nj tue Seven.
teenth street police station, anu ia an
adjoining cell " &. 3. Jennings, =
fashionable looking man. The tnTee
were arrested by detectives at No. 1902
Mest Walnut street, ON warrant
sworn out by q. w. LandeTs. OF
Knoxville. charging them With Adul.
terry. Iauders, who n said b be In
comfortable circumstances financially,
came 10 Louisville from Knoxville
two days ago ami at once called ON tue
chief OF the detectives anu told him
his troubles. According 10 his state
ment his daughter, Nellie, a beautiful
young woman VI 10 year,, had been
receiving attentions from q. ., JeL-
hinge, against his will. lie also stated
that he mad suspected his vile Of be-
ing on much too friendly terms with
WIN. IL, Lowell.
On July 9Th he said the whole party
rlOpeI, taking with them two email
children. Lowell came 20 Louisville
with Mrs. Landcrs ana the two chill.
dreh. The oldest daughter WIS nc.
companied by Jennings. The house
at No. 1902 West Walnut street was
rented and they hal been living there
.iuce. Lauders spent nearly two
weeks searching for them before he
came 10 this city. He secured the Rs-
si-lance VI the detectives, who succeed.
ed IA locating tue guilty parties. The
Oldest daughter was net locked up, be.
ing left to take care OF the younger
children,
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Fire and Police Matters.

The FIRE aud police commls1ion has
not held n meeting for some time, and
ne result thtio j. considerable ankle.
~ In certain quarters. There are n
number OF matters VI moro or los i'm.
pOftanco to act upon, ana those tn.
tofcslei arc dosit0us that the period Of
delay be male o. shUt, Ne pl.s.u'o.
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TRENTON, y. j., July 2O.-Joseph
Walwitz was hanged today Tor tue
murder OF Deputy Prison Keeper
James II. LipplncotI, March /, 1894,
when trying 10 escape, Waiwilz made
= rambling speech, repeating tho old
story that the fatal shot was fired by
Deputy Keeper Leonard, who, with
Lippincotl, grappled with WalwitE 10
prevent his escape.
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CHICAGO, July 2O,--Ths First rogi.
ment /. n. q. was called To arms At
tho Pullman works this afternoon by
tho rumor that riot was In progress.
Tho report WAS caused ny women and
children hurling rocks, mud and Ia.
sulting epilhets al tbs Pullman laun.
dry girls. one Of the girls was chased
several bloCkr.
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ST. PAUL, July 2O.-rhe orders on
the Union Pacific receivers sppiica-
ton for the enforcement Of certain
branches were formally signed In the
United States court tUdAy. The coufl
appoints w, ID. Cornish special mas
ter, TO investigate the branch lines,
report the facts on October 9Th. and
outline the action that would conserve
tho public interests. November l5 the
matter Will come up Tor hearing ON the
report OF the special master.
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Police Register.

William Price snd T.. Peterson, a
couple Of young men, plead not gull y
In the police court today to the charge
Of vagraucy on which they had been
arrested. They maur an explanation
which iesulted Id the dismissal Of their
cases.
william Reese and IA. Ball are aC-
cused of peddling within tho restricted
district
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NEw GOHK. July 20,-Ouly a few
ehafus, Including sugar, were traded In
this morning. sugar advanced D tut
dropped ON report that the sugar
schedule " Ould be materially modified
Win speculation heavy, declines
have taken place In most stocks
sugar u an exception aud has adj.
yanoed
In late trading the tendency was
downward, sugar declining 1.
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EVANSVILLE, lad, July 2O.-A
wreck OF an excursion train at Vslpen
on the Louisville, Evansville aud st.
Louis lair line) road today Injured four
messengers. Tue truck under the o..
gine tank broke, derailing tue baggage
car and two passenger coaches. The
Injured are. Geo. Pitcher, Albion,
toalp wounu; Alon2o Dicksy, Albion,
cheat crushed, probably iatallyi n.
Dlcus, England, fractured leg.
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ASn.clde,s gnncrnl.

The funeral u JOAN Tompkins, the
Old man who committed suicide At the
county infrmsry yesterday, took place
from 5kowos's Undertaking lar.ors
this afternoon. Coroner Taylor dc.
olded that an inquest was unnecessary
~ every item OF evidence pointed
c9ncIusivcly TO a deliberate aim Of.
aoltduattuc,ion. lnlerment took place
nj the city cemetery.
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STRIKERS Assault Soldiers.

BRNIsGHAM, Ala, July Goat
prAIva mines last night unknown men
lrud upon the soldiers Two striking
miners were arrested. 5entinels about
the camp In the city were assaulted
with stonee. W. Is. 5tolswTcck was
severely wounded. Several suspects
have been arrested.
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BOISE, Idaho, July 2O.-James
Turner, "a gambler, was bhOt and killed
here today by William Gilbert, also a
uporn Gilbert is we'll known through
out loTado AMI especially IN the
mialLs camps, where he Ia said TO
have shot several men, killing two.
Gilbert gave himself ny. The trouble
was over a love affair.
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two companies Of inill.le hutrIei 60
the scene. Tho crowd th0Wci d..
position 10 Fight and two voileys "eig
nroi by the troops. II IL not thought
that anyone was seriously hurt
After dispensing the rioters, the
tfooIs turned their attention to saviu.
the train. The flames were cKtir-
guishud aud the cars coupled and The
train sent on Ito way with o heavy
guard. All trains are now being run
under military protection.
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Saltair Today.

The Eleventh Ward Sunday school
with a host VI happy anu we'll pleased
friends are enjoying an annual outing
at saltair today. A choice program
was rendered during the afternoon.
Tomorrow night a fancy dress Dali
will 30 given al Saltait.
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A Renl Eslnle Deal.

Lie. Cropman and other persons Of
This city have decided to Edwin O..
Lamphero par, Of lot o, block q, plat
A, aud other property, Tho considora.
non isst,tei To Ue $751; 200. ind the
deal 10 recorded with County RecoElier
Lippman.
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Selecting the Deputies.

The munbprs OF tho Utah Commits.
sion met between two and three
O'Clock this afternoon Tor the purpose
OF appointing deputy regisIrara. Tho
list, ~ usual, willue a long Que, and
the probability 10 that Il will take sew.
eral uays to complete H.
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CHICAGO, July 2O.-By derailing the
Chicago aud Alton express ut the belt
line ufOssing near summit last night,
ON account Of the somaphofe light
having gone out, Tony BchlOre, J. H..
Logan, Is. NJ. Clark and WIN, g..
Eaton, postal clerks, were seriously
but not fatally injured.
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Balance On a Note.

In the Third district court ,his after.
neon 3. Z. TeRsdsl instituted legal
proceedings against Joseph Rowberry
al nj 10 recover the sum OF sl5a,
balance due on n promissory note Of
500, with Interest At 10 per cent, at
tlrney's fee ana costs, The note IL
secured by a mortgage.
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LoNDOS, July 2O.- The Cunufdcr
CNmpAnis, from New York, ps-ssd
Kaunlz rock, bound Tor Liverpool
Yesterday the Campania's siaTD0ard
engine became disabled nnd che was
stopped uine hours.
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SOLDIER sun Needed.

iNDIAEAPOLis, lnG., July 20.-Gov.
otnor Matthew'S says Notwithstanding
the strike has been declared OIL at
Hammond no will not recall the state
militia from the city Tor several days.
He thinks u viii be- necessary for 200
soldiers TO remain Tor some time.
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SAsDOwN PARK, Eng, July co.
Tho race for the Eclipse stake, el 100,
was won by MoCRlmonps Isinghis,
years old; LORD RjssDoty's Lsdas,
winner Of this years Derby, second;
Mr.. Roses Ravonsbury second.
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ObIeclOr. Are DeIng genrd.

The county board Of equalization
resumed iu lab0m Ht pa. m. today n
tho County Court offices. Again there
was large Attunuanc1 Of prOtestants.
Tho h ara viii continue iu session
daily Sunday aud Pioneer day except
eul until July 2Slh,
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OwENsBoRo, KY July 20.-The
steamer Il. Is. Montieth struck a snag
near here today anu sank. One child is
missing. A panic was narrowly
ayertsd. The boat carried a large
number Of SUNDAY school children.
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they overiurn stock ears snd nsrsil
tue Enginrn.

CHICAGO, July 2O.-5irikers over
turned two loaded stock cars in the
stock yards today and threw a switch
In front Of ifeignt trains, derniliug the
engines. rhe strikers continued
threats agsiust the workmcn and
several small outbreaks occurred, but
were quickly suppressed by tbs police.
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OAI,LASD, Gal, July 2O.-MAyor
Pardec, VINO Issued riot proclAma.
ton Tor the city OF Oakland on
Wednesday, Ia view Of tue railroad
Disturbances, was hanged Ia tiiigy by
strikers 10 an electric light wire about
midnight.