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JApAE's MISTAKE
In Sinking the KOw St,tug-hpoiogtns and
ItSparatiou Will DO Demanded.

In Sinking the RoW bhtuG-ApotoGt0s hhd
nSparation Will DO Demanded.
wAsulxoroS, D. O., July So.-It is the
opinion Of diplomats here that the
Japanese hayc made a grave error
in sinking the transport Kow
shing, and one that Is likely
to cost them much money Ia repara.
tion, besides tho humiliation OF an
apology. The Kow Rhing was Of q line
OF coastiug steamers belonging TO Hugh
Matheison & Co., and trading between
Chinese ports. The vessel was under
the British flag when she was sunk.
Although ahe carried Chinese troops to
Korea, IL is said here that she did not
in 80 doing violate tho law Of neutrality,
for there has beon no declaration ot
war or opOn acknowledgement Of
either China or Japan that q state oi
war prevails. The vessel. therefore,
was engaged In legitimate traffic, and
tho Japanese arc likely 10 pay dearly
for sinking her and destroying the lives
Of tho ships company.
An interesting explanation OF the
present attitude OF Japan towards
China was furnished by diplomatic
Of much experience in Asiattc attatrs.
He first pointed out the fact that In.
ternal conditions in Japan are and
have boon for some time very much
disturbed. There has been great tric.
tion between tho Mikado and his cabt-
net on the one side and the parliament
and tho people on the other. This
steadily increased until tho par
lament actually passed resolu.
tion requesting tho Mikado to
remove hls cabinet and replace It by
other mon moro nearly in accord with
theis ideaa which arc distinctly reac.
tionary and marked by the resentment
OF the presence OF foreigners in Japan
aud tho extension OF modern clviliLlng
Bystcms.
The elnperors answer came quick
and ehnrp in decree proroguing the
parliament. This added to tho popular
ieoling OF dissatisfaction. and the gov.
crnmcnt became alarmed. Tho date Of
tho election OF the new parliament
begau to draw near and some heroic
measure was necessary 10 prevent an
overwhelming defeat. the result Of
which might be TO turn Japan back
ward In tho march toward civilization
and perhaps overthrow tho emperor
himself.
Tho Jnpaneso relations with Korea
growing out OF the obstacles to
trado with that country, with
its limitation upon the fisheries
and upon the number Of ports
open to Japanese trade. were In q
very unsatisfactory state, and this with
the state Of domestic afiairs led tho
Japanese government to adopt very
vigoroueforeign policlesin which II is
quiet aure Of popular support
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STATE EScAMPMENr.


Stan Arrive.
sptnnl DtSpnteh 10 hs IEaligaa7.
MARrINsnuRG, W. Va, July $780,
ciaIly the soldiers had an ENJOYABLE day
OF It, but otherwise II was unevcnttul.
There were few people out at the camp
at any timo during the day. a heavy
rain last night frpshered up things con.
siderably and cooled the air oil. making
lito moro pleasant than at any time dur.
Ing the escampmeRt Three worry
protty entertainments werO given to-
night in honor Of tho guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart A. Walker aud Judge and
Mrs. E Boyd Faulkner, each gave re.
ception. which q number Of tho officers
attended, and the Misses Jones Gavo a
delightful dauce. Mrs. Walkers recep.
ton vas givon in honor OF Mise Ethel
RufIuer, OF Charleston, who is Visiting
hor.
II the officers fall TO enjoy life il will
bo their own fault, because MnrtinsbuTG
people arc giving them lots Of attention,
and tho prettyigirls who, Colone! Bla-
bugh says aso prettlor than any he has
seen In his travels. which hRyo been all
over America and part OF Egypt, are
nightly TO tho credit OF the boys.
Tho detail for to-day was as follows:
Field officer OF tho day, Mai. D. 7, Pricc,
from the First reEtmcnt, Capt. h. r,
Smith, company X, oiiicOr OF tho day;
Lieut. G. W. Monroe, company Q, sentor
officer Of tho guard: Lieut.. n. =. Jo1es,
company F, junior officer Of the guard.
From the Second rcgiment, Capt J.. A.
Parker, company D. officer OF tho day;
Capt D. L. Irwin, company F, senior
officer OF the guard; Lieut. i. ], Ballon,
company D, junior officer ot the guard.
Tho only deviation from the usual
routine to-day waA tho regimental in'
spection OF tho First regiment by Major
X II. D. Willis, tho brigade inspector.
The governor and his staff arrived
this evening at s o'clock, and will re-
view the troops tomorrow at 8 o'clock
and attend tho military ball In tho
evening.
Captain Collott, Lieutenant Dayton
and Lieutenant lIelmick, Of tho new
company at E!kIns, arrived In camp
this morning. Tho quartermastor ser.
geant OF tho regiment also cane to-day.
Thirty cases OF indisposition have
boon reported to-day, an unprecedcnt'
edly low record.
Tho tont Of Major Phil shaffer was
burned last night, and with Il q Eoodly
portion Of tho mnjor's wardrobe. his
liable and some papers of value. The
fro started big excitement in tho
camp,
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ALBANY, n. Y. July 30. - When
Mayor Gilroy stepped of tho train here
from Saratoga sAIs afternoon, on his
way home ho met Governor and Mrs.
Flower, who had Just returned to the
city from Washington. Mayor Gilroy
said to tho Associated Prose correpond.
ont, in tho presence OF Governor
FlUwcr: at is truO that l am not cam
didato for mayor"
Asked II he had boon induced to With.
draw because he believed therc was no
chance OF election, he said: Certainly
not. made up my mind months ago
TINT would not run under any circum-
stanCes."
Governor Flower, after stating that
lio, TOO, would bo in Saratoga on Thurs
day, said: ~ don't. believe from my
observation that any question OF prtnci-
pio divides the Democratic party in this
state. II the present organization does
not take in all Democrats who deserve
tho namo OF Democratic, then l say let
US enlarge it"
Asked II ho would be al candidate for
rO.oloction, ho said: "Party unity is the
frat thing, aud when that is accom-.
pllshed then candidates lnny be thought
Of. Ny personal belief is that, despite
tho Republican SUCCESS elsewhere, with
party unity We can carry this state by
tho usual majority. Tho nominee OF
tho Democratic convention will be
Mr.. Gilroy went to Now York to-
night, and Mr.. Croker to Rtchaeld
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 31-Ropre-
sentative Springer is proceeding with
hiu petition for house caucus on the
tariff. He says tho report that the move
for caucus has boon abandoned is not
warranted aud tha. it was merely held
in abeJance.
"It may bc found desirablc," said he,
ito put of tho time from Tuesday TO
Wednesday In order TO givo tho con-
forces further time 10 come together,
but II II becomes apparent to-day that
there is deadlock then the caucus will
be held tomorrow" H.
Mr.. Springer Gays caucus is alto.
gothor desirable at the present time,
aud that it will be in the line Of prece.
don't OF caucus action always heretofore
had during the pcndancy Of q tariff bill.
A later dispatch eays: The time for
the house Democratic caucus has been
changed to Tharsday afternoon. a re.
port to-day thut members had with
drawn their names from tho petition in
sufficient number to cause the caucus to
be abandoned proved incorrect
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GAMnLERs, pAnAprsE.
The Significant Return of q Chicago Gran
Jury


The Significant Return OF a Chicago Grand
Jury.
CHICAGO, July So.-A grand jury to-
day fled q report in court saying:
eve find that gambling Is being car
ried on to its fullest extent in Chicago.
with doors wide open and cappers and
stool pigeons plying their vocation to
catch the uuwary for tho purpose Of
fleeing any victim who happens to fall
into their bands, and that tho heada OF
the police department OF this city arc
giving somo Of tho places mentioned
below ample protection from arrest and
prosecution"
A list Of places at which IL Is alleged
TINT gambling lie being carried on Is ap-
pended. Tho jury gives as q reason for
not returning indictments against the
proprietors Of these places that the as-
sistaut state attorney informed them
tha. il was impossible to secure convic.
tions. Tho assistant states attorney
denies having made this statement. He
says he morcly told tho jury thatit was
difficult to get testimony which would
result In convictions.
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ARD WEAKENING.
Tho pssopAors of the Senate Bill
Arc Being Impressed
BY ADVOCATES OF HOUSE BILL.
Who Arc Making tho wiros Ho,
In Their Pleas
FOR THE PRESIDENTS POSITION


As Against tho Trusts-The House
conrercos Feel That Everything is
Finally Coming Their way-sprfng.
or SIN Holds tho Club of a Caucus
ovgr tho Heads OF tho Democracy,
ITO Denies That HU Has Withdrawn
tho Cail.-Hill and Caffcry Alone In
the Senate on Certain Matters, but
They Arc Liable 60 Mako Trouble.
Itis Very Probable That Coal, Iron
aud sugar VIII bo Put on tho Proc
LIst-lsced.s Diagram of tho situa-
tloa.
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THIRD DISASTROUS FIRE
In the History Of NIinnenrolls-ovcr
Half Million Loss.


In the History Of NiinnenrolIs-ovc n
Half Million Loss.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July S0.-The
third disastrous lire in tho history Of
Minneapolis broke out about $3.50 this
afternoon In tho lumber yards Of tho
Shcvlin. Carpenter company, on tho
bank OF tho Mississippi rivor at tho foot
OF Eighth avenue north. It spread
with remarkable rapidtty and before 1t
was controlled destroyed property
valued at nearly 100000. Besides
twenty million feot Of lumber,
tho gas manufacturing plant oil
tho Omaha rnllrond company, tho round
house, tool house, snnd house and
turn tablos OF that road, noArlv forty
freight cars, some OF them loaded with
merchandise, and tho office building ot
tho Shoylin: Carpenter company werO
burned. Tho saw mill, tho planning
mill, tho drying kilns and the atorc
house for moulding and prepared wood,
although in tho worry hcart ot tho ilre
district, were suvcA by tho efforts Of Tho
ilremen, aided by tho fortultouO change
In tho direction OF tho wind. Holp was
summoned from st, Paul. Tho insur.
aace will be $3bO,00O.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., July S0.-The
senate confrmations to-day wcro as
follows:
Consuls-Archibald II. Grimke. Of
Massachusetts,, at santo Domingo; ;
Hiram II. Lott, OF Louluiana, Mt
ManaVua. Nicaragua; Charles Do Kny,
otNcw York, to DO consul goncrnl ut
Berlin, Germany.
Postruastcrs, Pennsylvania = NJ. ].
Derrick, ut DuncNnnon; ]. II. Grady, nt
Kane; John 7. Ives, at Thurlow; J, ].
MoCrum, at TItusyille; John Nealon, at
Carbondnlo; Moscs NJ. Shaw. at Brad
dock; Frederick A. S. Artz, at Frceport; I;
]. s. Sloan, at Now bethlehem; John
Wostotman, at Columbia.
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sion, which represented the senate as n
locomotive rushing down steep gr0de
under foil steam. Stretching across tho
track and directly in front Of the on.
gn0 is an immense well supported
bumper, which Is labeled House" the
Republican houAe confereos being repre-.
sented as safely lodged 10 tho tall troeS.
That IL the situation" no said. "Wo
oil know what Just happens when an
irresistible force strikes an immovabfe
object"
This 10 as much OF statement Of the
situation as could bO obtained from any
source. Democratic members OF both
houses appreciate 10 the utmost tho OK.
treme gravity OF the situation. The
Democratic senators who will say any.
thing on tho subject say that to all ap-
poarances tho house coni0rees are as
uuyielding as they have been at any
timo.
It is stated that at the Democratic
conference to-day tho house members
appeared even more determined than
ever to maintain their position. 0ccaA-
ionally Democrat could bo found On
the sonnto eide who would oxpreaG the
hope that the house conforces would
content themselves with this last dem
onstrntion Of dIsapproval and subse.
qHea.iY agree to come TO the senasO's
terms.
Conferences among Democratic load
ore in tho senate and between these
senators and Democratic members Of
tho house have been frequent during
tho day since tho conference adjourned,
and they have been hold with the Wow
Of harmonizing the differences, II pos
sible. Tho Democrats will noet in in
formal conference again tomorrow.
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cor,1ln Condemned.

FasprntCK, ND. July So.-ThO tariii
,oform Democrats of Frederick county
hold large and enthusiastic mGOtinG;
in Court Park tonight and eendotsoi!
prcsiJcnt Cleveland and tho house oil
rrnrossntatlYes aud condemned tho
course Of tho Maryland senators aud HS' Y,
mSndod tho passage Of tho W ileon bill.
Tho Speakers NIL denounced Senator
Eayman in terms most soVnre Tor MS
GnnSIiisnimous" conduct toward Prea''
6ant Cleveland, md ono Of tho rosolu'
tom tons adopted calls upon the senator to
roaigp.
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Murder aud Suicide.

LOUISVILLE KY, July so.-A brutal
murder was committed here at ESQ
o'clock tonight at 1918 West Madison
strcct, Thomas Evans, colored, thirty
years old, cut hia wito'B throat from ear
10 ear with arazor, nearly severing her
hoad from her body and then commtted
suicide By cutting his own throat
Evans was jealous Of his wife, and they
nad nrarreled frequently.
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ST. Loum, July a0.-Tho anItod Sos.
zion Of journoymon plumbers, gas fit-
tors, stcNm littcrs and helpers mot in
fourth annual convention hcre to-day.
Prosidont John A. Lon, OF New York, IN
tho chair Tho dnlcgatCa woro vol.
coined by Mayor Wnlbrligo, President
Loo responding, Committoos wOro Np.
pointed, that on crcdcntiaiI reporting
almost Immediately. coating oil dclo'
ga!oS present.
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AciIosOn Wins.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July SO.-Tho con-
torecs Of tho Twenty-forLh Republican
congressional district held titott
seventh conference hero to-day, aud
succeeded in breaking tho deadlock Of
tho past two months on tho two hnn.
dred aud Afsie:h ballot, by candidate
lIopwood withdrawing from tho race.
Hopwoo,l'a dolcg0tes voted for Finest
+. Achcson, tho candidate from WASH
inrlon county, and his nomination for
Congress was altOrward mOdo unani.
moiiR
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WARRINGTON, D. O., July So.-The full
conference committee on the tasiG mot
shortly after o'clock, and on the sug.
restion OF Mr.. Wilson It was decided to
adjourn 10 meet at call Of tho chair
man, the statement being made that
the Democrats were unable TO agree
among themselves as yet, and that fur
ther conference Of the full committee
would avail nothing.
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SAN FnAxclsco, GALA, July so.-The
fruit rcceIpts\hore thls morning were
unusually large. AT the wharVes alone
over 24,OO0 boxes Of fruit Of different
varieties were landed Tho glnt Of the
market was 60 great that peaches were
disposed Of at ton conts per basket.
Pears sold cotrespondingly low. Extra
steamboats have been put on the sacra.
mento river, tho capacity Of tho regular
steamers not hoing great enough to
move tho rapidly riponing fruit crop.
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ncmoorntIc LOnderS III.

wAsnlvGroN, D. O., July So.-sona'
tor Voorhees, passed a very bad night
and was not able to attend tho taritl
conference to-day. Tho senator lS suticr;'
ing from n complication Of troubles, and
nm operation may DO necessary, though
his condition Is such that It might bo
attended, with considerable risk.
senator Vost has had bad attack OF
erysipolns, and his face for day or two
bas been badly swollen. He has been
regularly ut work, however, and was at
to.Gay's mcnting Of the tattf coftterees
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r,ovcmep,, of steamships.

BREMEN. July 3O.-Arrived, EmS' from
New York.
NEw YonK, July sO.-Arrivod-saale
from Bremen.
GIBRALTAR, July So.-Arrivcd, Fulda,
from Now York.
QuErSs7owx, July So.-Arrived. Pavo'
MIA, from Boston,
New York. July So.-Arrlvcd-schic-
dam from Amsterdam.
LIVERPOOL, July SO.-Arrived, servia,
from Now York; NumidIan, from Mon
lroaL
Nrw Yonx, July So.-Arrived, Fries.
laud, from Antwerp; State OF California,
from Glasgow; Chester. from southamp-
ion.
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Hor spRrxos ARk., July so.-Maud
Maddox, an actress, known on tho atage
av TrIxic Bennett. committed suicide
hero last night by shooting herself
through the head with a,rcvolver. NO
cause Is known for tho act. sho Ia eaid
to have n husband in an insane asylum
at Kankokee, III.
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Died IN Jail.

EpEcfdI DiSpdtch o uN IIRtlII1tHoEE
HUNTINGDON. W. Va, July So.-Nel
Davis, coiored man, died in jail this
evening, He had been placed there last
night, and was suffering from the effect.
Of q dcbauch. When tho iailor went to
his coll at 4 o'clock to give him modi.
cine hc was dead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-31
THE LIQUOR QUESTION
In the Catholic Church Brought to
an Issue.
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN'S REPLY

To the Editor of tho "wtne and Spirit
Gazetto"-Tho Reverend Probate
Speaks In Pretty Plain Terms. and
Fully Eudorsesthe Papal Delegates
Position on the suucot-He Meets
the Editors Defiance In Language
Which tho Latter Claims Docs Not
squareIy Meet tho Issue-Princi-
pies and Duties Inyolyed-Aa I'm.
portaut Letter.
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ALutoH, MIcn,, July 30.-llon. Julius
G. burrows was unanimously renomi'
natcd for ConRroas today by tho Rcppb'
lIcans Of tho Third district Tho olec'
ton was by a riaipg vote.
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FosromA, O., July So,--Andy Erminio
was shot and killed. by John Deal, ot
ploomdnfO. Deal was "hoodium," aud
had insnIted q girl Erminic was escort-
ing homo, whom Erminie reaonted tho
insult, attacked him, and was chot
IIead.
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CAUTIOUS EXPRESSIONS
From Two OF tho Leaders Of the
Now York Democracy.
MAYOR GILROY is VERY FRANK

IL statlug HIS Positioa, but HIS
FranEuoss rartakcs OF the Discre.
ton OF au Astutc PoIsttcIan-0over.
nor Flower Is About as NOu.commit-
tai as u Man In nls Dubious Position
Could We'll BO-He "ThinEs" Thas
With "Party Unity" tho Democrats
Can Carry Now York-Bus Whore Il
Party UnIty2
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Sperta. Dtspasea 10 he fs,AstQner.
ouAR1psrow, ". Va. July 9o.-The
stables Of President J. @. Dickinson, Of
the Kanawha Valley bank, burned last
night, destroying fvo horsea and two
vhhitlpa
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WAsuINoroN, D. O., July 30-The
cash balance in tho treasury to-day was
sle5 olO504, OF which s55, SIC, ,2t2 Is gold
reserve. sjO0O00 in gold was today on.
rared for export leaving tho truc
amount Of reserve $J5,OIG,2i2.
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DALLAS, Texas, July 3O.-Sfnyo Col
lego. tho loading educational inatttu'
tion OF north Iexas, at Cooper. Delta
county, was destroyed by Gro AZ 8 o. IN.
Loas, 100000,
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The impression which cx.spcaf'Or
Reed obtained Of the situation was otn'
bodied in a rough diagram which ho
drew white tho conference was in asa'-
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woot,,r Forecast for To-day.

WBWIII" NUENU3t8E TUT .u'H'''F'
For West ViT!nia. thunder storms; variable
"i'' For Western Pennsylvania, local rains: varI.
'I'G For Ohio, local rulns; variable winds.
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
nS furnished by q, ScNSErP. druggist corner
Wnrk0t and Fourteenth streets.
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VERMONT IN BRIEF.

THE engine house of the Central Vermont
railroad at Richford was burned last week.
MIR. AND Mrs. G. j. PARTRIDGE of South
Burlington celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary last week.
JAMES MEREDITH of Bennington commit
ted suicide last week by taking tincture of
aconite. He had been on protra 3ted
spree.
HENRY HARRIS and Albert Brown are
held for Rutland county court without bail
for the murder OF Henry d. Lawrence in
the winter of 1SS9-90.
JOHN MCCARTHY OF Poultney was in
stantly killed last week while at work in a
quarry. A falling stone struck him on the
back Of his head, breaking his neck
PENSIONS have recently been granted to
the follow .ngIV ermonters: Original, James
l.. Wheeler Of St. Johnsbury; increase, Lu-
cius d. Savage, st. Adams.
EDWARD L. NORTON of Bennington, the
head of the oldest poultry house in YER
mont, is dead. He was only twenty eight
years old, and succumbed to typhoid fever.
AN exploded kerosene lantern burned the
barn OF Dustin @. Barar of Vergennes last
week, Thursday, together with a horse, cow,
heifer and several tons of hay. Insured for
$500.
THE annual meeting Of the Vermont Ma
pie Sugar Makers Association will be held
at White River junction January 10, in
connection with the annual meeting Of the
State Dairyman's Association.
On severing hi, connection with the St..
Johnsbury Republican, Editor johnson was
presented with a gold watch and chain by
the employees. He has been editor OF the
paper since it was started in 1885.