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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15

Zebulon Baird Vance was born i'll
Buncombe county, North Carolina, May
13, 1880, and, after an education at
Washington college, Tennessee, and at
the University of North Carolina,
studied law. He was elected to seat
in the Thirty-fifth congress at the early
age OF twenty-eight years. and reelected
to the Thirty-sixth. He entered the
Confederate army as captain in 1861 in
the Fourth regiment of North Carolina,
and Anew months later was made colonel
of til TwentY-sixth North Carolina
In 1862 he was elected fIom the army
governor of North Carolina, and
was reelected two years later. In 1876
he was elected governor for the third
time. He was next elected to the senate,
and took his saat March Is, 1878. He
was twice re-e.ected, and was a candi-
date for fourth term before tia lit =
legislature. his prese term exp
March 3, 1897. His de Is Iikei. 20
result in a hot fight, Dt n for the short
term and for the full term. number OF
candidates having been in the field for
the latter term for some time. The Leg
islature which will elect his successor is
Democratic with radical tendencies. He
was a strong advocate of the free coin
age OF silver and very low tariff.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15

GWAsHINGToN. April IA. = Senator
Vance, of North Carolina. died at his
home. 1925 Massachusetts, avenue. this
city, at 1870 O'Clock tonight. He had
stroke of apoplexy this morning. He
had been suffering for some time from
paralysis and a complication of diseases,
but the end was sudden and unex-
nao+ad oc hss vvns rapainiI,p his health
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15


in framing the present tariff Dill.
The stroke of apoplexy which ended
in death was felt about 10 o'clock this
morning while the senator was talking
with his last son. He has been i'll
state of coma all day. His last appear
ance in the senate was eight weeks ago.
The funeral services will take place at
2 p. III. next Tuesday from his late
home at Black Mountain, n. c.. whittier
his body will be taken from here Mon
day night.
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HILL ISSUES A BULLETIN
HOLDING GUT THE OLIVE BRANCH: 10
The STRIKERS.
SITUATION Is NOT CRANGEB.

Col. CIourh Saws Modified Scheti-
ules Are Same as schedules
Before Last Hprii's Raised
Seized dules-Trains Tied Up at
Devils Lake and Minot-Ihe
Montana Situation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15
SENATOR VANCE IS DEAD.
HAD A STROKE or AP0PLEXY SATUR-
DAY MORRiRG.
HE PASSED AWAY AT 1o:4o.

His Health Had for Some Time
Been Precarious-The End Un-
expected --Refused Admission
to the Senate in 1871 Because
He Had Been a Rebei-Entered
the Senate in 1880.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15

Continued on seventh Page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-02
McKlurey's First Trip on tho Lakes.

CLEVELAND, o., August l.-Gov. Nc
Kinlcy accompanied by his wife and
niece and large party Of friends de-
parted to-day on tho new palatial North.
west for a pleasure trip up the lakes.
Among those who accompanied the
party wero ex-Gov. Merriam, of Mime
sofa, and NJ. A. Hanna and family, Col.
and Mrs. Herrick, Of Ihis city. .
at is my first trip up the lakes" said
the governor, land Mrs. Mckinley and
myself anticipate delightful time"
The governor has already boon be-
seiged with invitations to stop ovct at
Duluth, Minneapolis and St. Paul, and
may remain over ono trip Of the boat ut
these points. Tho first stop on tho up
trip will BIO made at Detroit, whore the
Northwest is duo OF O'Clock to-day.
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rn-.,,s slnxor Wants u rnrd on.

DENVER, Col, August L-Edward
o'KelIy. who is serving a. lilo sentence
in tho pcnitontiary for tho murder Of
Bob Ford, slayer OF Jesse James, at
Creole, has applied for pardon. As
justification for tho crime no says: "The
killing OF the man was the outcome OF
previous trouble. At tho time OF tho
killing he made a movement for his
gun, and thinking no was going to kill
me, shot him" In his application
O'Kolly states that he was born In
Missouri, although no denied il ut his
trial, and it Is believed no went to
Crcede and obtained commission as
deputy sheriff for tho express purpose
OF killing Ford.
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LONDON, August 1.-Mr. Hugh mathe-
son, of Matheson & Co. and Jardinc,
Mathcson & Son, London and Shanghai,
from whom tho Chinese transport kow
Shung, sunk by jap cruiser was char
tered, received q dispatch to-day from
lien Tsin, dated August !, saying that
Colonel Won Hannekin, formerly. aide
de.camp OF Ii Hung Chang, the vicoroy
Of China, who was on board the trans
mort when sho loundored, was saved.
Tho dispatch adds that a court inquiry
has boon opened at Tion Tsin in order
that nil tho fucts In connection With the
sinking Of tho Kow Shung may bo
known. The dispatch also says that 1t
is reported at lion lain that war BE-
tween China and Japan will DO formally
declared this afternoon.
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4 WHITE nousE cnANK.
Who Wanted TO .'Lius" the Capitol Bald
log, Promptly Arrested.

InH, Promptly Arrested.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 1.-The
immunity from crauks which the White
House officials have enjoyed for few
weeks was rudely broken to-day by the
appearance at tho main doorway Of an
under.sized man dressed in working
clothes. and carrying a bag OF stone
nasous' tools over his shoulder. He
was Thomas Cadogan. and gave his ad.
dross as the Lynn House, on PennSyl-
vania avenue. In an excited manner
he told the Watehman II want to see tho
President"
WHAT for" queriOd the policeman
quietly.
"They want to put me under ground,
see; and ! want to toll tho President
about it; and you must not stop me,
replied Cadogan neryously.
"A telephone call brought q patrol
wagon in short order and the man was
carried to the Third precinct station.
Some crank papers were found on his
person, making 1t appear that CadoEan
wanted TO secure the Presidents per-
mission to slime" tho capitol building.
He has called before at the white
house, but was persuaded 10 go away.
In note he left for tho President, he
complained that the Waterman kept
him from discussing matters OF import
auce with Mr.. Cleveland.
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MOUNTAIN LAkE pAnK.
sueossSfuI Camp MsstinEr-A P0rWar
Movement Inauguratsd.

sueossSfuI Camp MsotinE--A Forward
Movement Inaugurated.
In spitO Of the fact that people from
the west on account Of tho railroad
strike, we're prevented being at the
camp meeting at Mountain Lake Park
this year the congregations WerO larger
this year than in any other year in the
history OF tho camp meeting. The OK.
penses OF the camp meeting were lib.
orally and ehesrlully provided for. and
everything lie nov IN an encouraging
condition.
Now a forward movement Is being
planned that will attract special atten-
ton, not only Ia this country but also 70
England and Canada, and probably
other countries. Rev. John Thompson
who has charge Of tho camp meeting
announces that for years he has had in
his mind what he 10 pleased 10 call
IAN International inter'denomina-
tional Holiness family gathering"
This means 10 have one or more repre-
aontatives from England, also from Can
ada and from other parts OF tho world,
also representative AIOLu al Sho avn
moss organizations OF this country.
This, It Is expected, will bring together
the most successful and distinguished
advocates Of holiness from east, wosL
north and south. Such gathering has
mover been called together In this or
any other country. This will be nh ex.
pensive undertaking, but Mr. Thomp'
son SAYS no believes this whole mattor
is OF the Lord and that the matter of
expense does not give him a caro- or IN
uneasy thought"
This Is the first printed announce:
ment OF this contemplated forward
movement. From time to time tho IN
rELLIGgScER will give Its readers
further information Of this now depar-
turo. The camp meeting at Mountain
Lake Park always commences the first
Saturday In July. Rey John Thomp-
son can DO addressed at POOP, Brandy.
wine street, Philadelphia, Pa. He will
DO glad to receive hints, suggestions or
inquiries from any who arc interested
in this advance movement.
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apolorircs 10 Great Britain.

TOXIC, JAPAN, Aug. Tho Japanese
government has instructed It's minister
in London to apologize to Great Britain
for firing upon and sinking the trans
mort Kow shung while she was flying
tho British flag. The Japanese minis
ter has been instructed to inform Great
Britain that tho commander OF tho
Japanese cruiser did not know that the
Kow Shuug was British weasel until
uitor tho fight. Captain Gabsworthy
Of tho Kow Shung, and many other
persons who were on board the trans
port wore rescued by tho boats OF tho
Japanese war ship Naniwa.
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LANCASTER, Pa, August Ia broken
axle on train composed almost entire
" Of coal cars caused bad wreck on
tho Pennsylvania railroad at Pomoroy,
twenty-five miles east Of this city, at a
late hour last night. Eighteen loaded
coal cars were hurled from tho track
and their contents. aggrGgating 400 tons
OF coa1, scattered in oVOry direction,
blocking ali tracks and tearing up tho
rails. Tho debris was not cleared away
until this afternoon. Charles DinGcA
whose home is in Eggleston, Va, and
William Field, Of Pittsburgh, wore
stealing rido, and were hurled from
tho cars and badly hurt Milos Frank
ford, brakeman, Of Columbia, Pa, was
also seriously injured.
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NEW YonK. August Tho Albany
Pres and KnickerbOcker, ono Of the old
est morning newspapers in central Now
York; tho Troy Telegram, the only
morning paper ct that city; the Troy
Erming Standard and tho Auburn Eu1-
ing BuLLetia have signed uinoty.uiue-Year
contracts with and become mombers Of
tho Associated Press. Tho four news
papers mentioned have been allied with
tho Now York State Association, which
receives its ncws through the United
Press, but which service tho news
papers decided to abandon to Join the
Associated Press. Tho news service to
tho four papers will begin over the AS
sociated Press leased wires on August 4.
Tho following additional papers at tho
east have commenced taking tho nows
report OF the Associated Press: Bur-
lington, VT, Etminq Nous, Williams
port, Pa, Erelling Mtws, and tho viii.
iansport Pa, Erynilg journal.
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THINKS THE "JAPsw WIN WIN.

An American TrnVUier on tho War Bo.
tween China and Japan.
81. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-James N. Rawlins,
a Newspaper man Of this city, who re.
Gently returned from 10 years stay in
Japan. during which time hc was asso.
'ciated with Japanese soldiers and
travelled considerably throughout that
country and on tho Korean coast, said
10 IN Associated Press reporter, Japan
will no doubt como of victorious over
China in the pre,ent struggle. lfnum:
hers amounted TO much Japan would
not DO morsel for China, as there arc
100000 Chinese and only 10000, 900
Japanese. Because OF the vast eIpanse
OF water over there the most OF the
fighting must necessarily be done ut soa.
The Japanese navy is new and thor
oughly organized. Their soldiers are
brave and disciplined. Japan has culled
from every nation the cream OF modern
warfare, and has tho sympathy OF tho
civilized world.
ION the other hand China Is q nation
Of superstition and laziness. II has
some largo war vessels, but they have
not been we'll kept and are dirty and
poorly prepared for an engagement.
Chinese soldiers are patriotic but aro
not disciplined. The two engagements
already prove this statement. Tho
largest mun.of.war in tho Chinese navy
has already been sunk and thousands
Of Chinese lost their lives. while hardly
q scratch was felt by the Japanese. Tho
fact that China has land inlet to
Korea will not amount to much in tho
present struggle, as a number OF Chi
nese soldiers would not avail on Korean
soil before On open fire Of tho Japanese
feet. Tho "Japs" could rout the Chi
neae army from nearly any Korean
city by means OF their fleet, as tho sea
touches on all sides oil that country.
Nv theory Is that II a prolonged war
should follow China might whip Japan
by sheer force Of numbers, as China
could swarm the Japanese island like
locusts and it would not matter much II
even halt million Chinese lost their
lives in the attompt. But in this evont
Russia, or even America or England
would Interfere, as I have said before
tho sympathy Of the civilized world is
With Japan aud viii not stand oil and
900 her crushed.
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pnllmnn work. stnrt To-day.

CHICAGO, August l.-Vicc President
wiCkes, OF tho Pullman Company, an.
nouuced to-day that the works will be
started tomorrow. Mr.. Wickes said
that about 500 mon had promised to 70.
turn TO work, and that tho repair do
partment and ono or two others will BIO
opened, and tho officials expect to have
tie entire plant in full blast within q
short time. Applications have been re-
coiyod from about 1000 Of the old EN-
ployes. This number includes 800 EpO-
ciai nolicomon, who have boon guarding
the works, and who. tho company
claimS, are skilled workmen.
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Rr..In,a Attitude.

ST. PETERSBURG, August Tho Russ
ian newspapers gro unanimous in any
ing whatever tho result Of the war be-
tween China and Japan, Russia will
mot tolerate any diminishment OF Ko-
rean territory or alienation Of Korean
Independence. Russia, it is added, Will
not permit any interference upon tho
part Of Great Britain, or any. other
powor, II such interference endhn2ors
Russian interests. The newspapers
urge the government to adopt military
and naval measures upon tho ldlsso..
Korean frontier, II leduponto dotOnd
thnm.
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Dob. wIlI N,rer strIke Arnin

CHICAGO, August III will mover
again be connected with any strike or
ganization, /" said President Dobs, Of the
A. K u, to-day. "This strike has de-
velopod tho fact that tho sentiment Of
the people OF the country is against
strikes, and that the government stands
ready to put down such movements at
tho point OF the bRyonet shall hore-
after advise all workmon To seek re-
dress by the ballot"
Debs arrived from Torre Haute this
morning. and was met at the depot by
u committee from the A. II. u. He
went Immediately TO Uhlich's hal, when
a directors meeting was held and ar
engagements made for the convention to-
morrow.
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KNOWLEDGE

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and permanently curing constipation;
It has given satisfaction 70 millions and
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neys Liver and Bowels without weak
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Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
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and being well informed, you viii not
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TOXIC, JAPAN, AuguNt 1.-The Japan.
csc government has informed the repro
ventatives Of tho foreign power here
that q state Of war exists between Japan
aud China. This 10 regarded as equiva-
lsns 70 declaration Of war.
LONDON, August 1.-The Japanese
minister at Q o'clock this afternoon In
formed tho Earl, OF Kimberly, the sec
rotary Of state for foreign Affairs, that
a state OF war exists between Japan
and China
The Exchange Telegraph company
declares that war between China and
Japan was formerly declared at noon,
to-day, by Japan.
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DENVER, COL, July $40. II. Hilton.
IT,, chairman OF tho L. A. W. racing
board, has received n telegram from
Arthur D. Black, manager OF tho relay
raco from Washington TO Denver in
timatiug that President Cleveland may
refuse 10 write letter for delivery to
Gov. Waite. This will not hinder tho
race. Tho message from Con. Greedy
10 Con. McCook will DO carried, and
ono 10 Gov. Waite from ono Of tho
highest officials il not Grover Glove.
land,
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THIS is to certify that l havc uscd
Krauso's IIondache Capsules periodical.
" for over ono yOar and havo very
much pleasure in stating that they
havo always proved worry beneficial and
hnyo relieved mo in from ton 10 fifteen
minutes. havo been a sufferer from
headache for many yGars md have
mover found anything to do me as much
GOOD rs Krauscs Headache Capsules.
LOUIS HERMAN,
Wichita, Kas.
Sold by Alox T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co, Bridge
port, Ohio,
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Verdict Against Democratic Trensurcrs.
MADISON, WIS, Aug. Judgement
was to-day rendered by Judge r. G.
soibecker, Of the Dano county circuit
court, against Democratic Treasurers
Bates and Kuehn, for interest on state
funds retained during their terms Of
olIice in 1870 to 1875 aggrcgating $751;
O5l. Tho case differed from the cases
previously decided, in that law which
took effect in 1878 specified that the
treasurer must thereafter return all
fees aud perquisites into tho state treas.
ury. The doicndants commended that
this implied ratification OF thor pro-
vious acts in taking interest, but Judge
Seibeckcr holds it has been decided
that such interest Is not perquisite,
but q part OF the state funds.
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WAR IS DECLARED
gotween China and Japan. and
the Battle Royal is On.
THE STATEMENT is OFFICIAL

An American Traveller snys That, In
Ills Opinion tho Japanese Will
Finally wIn-rhey aro "Fass Fight
crs aud Hard Hitters"-Japan Apol.
ogi1es to Great Britain for tho Sink.
Ing of the Transport Flying tho
British FIag-RussIR's Interest In
tho War.
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Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars re.
ward for any cgse Of CatarEh that eau.
not DO cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
We. tho undersigned. have known +.
J. Cheney for tho last fifteen years. and
boIioyo him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions ana financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WRsr & TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo o. az,
WALprSG KEENAN, & MARVIN, Whole
snlo Druggists, Toledo. Q.
Ilalps Cntarrh euro is taken intcr;
Rally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of tho systom. Tos-
timonials sent lroo Prico 7jc per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
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MAsslLIoS, O., August 1.-"Gon." ].
S. Coxcy has issued the following ap'
peal to Congress:
ION behalf OF 400 hungry citizens Of
tho United States now assembled noar
tho capitol to secure redress Of their
grievances, tho undersigned would most
respectfully petition that you inmedi.
ateiy pass a resolution authorizing tho
secretary Of war to issue 500 worth Of
rations to relieve thom in their present
distress until food now In transit from
the west, but detained on account Of
the strike, can reach them"
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WASHINGTON, D. G., August l.
Judge Joseph Holt who was judge adj
vocatc general OF the army, and at one
tImo acted as secretary Of war, died at
his residence in this city to-day. Ills
death was duo indirectly to fall sus-
tanned few days ago, but to which be
mid little Intention.
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NEw YoRE, August l.-Jamea ]. Cor.
bc.t, tho pride Of tho pugilistic world
reached home to-day on the steamer
Majestic. With Corbett wero his wife,
his father and mother, his trainers.
Billy Delaney and Jim McVoy, his spar
ring partner, Prof. John Donaldson, his
privnte secretary, Bud Woodthrop.
bobby Taylor and several members OF
his ''Gentleman Jack" company.
Anumber OF tho cbampion's friends
wont down tho bay TO welcome him.
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CHICAGO, I'LL, August lit was re-
ported on change to-day that ono Of tho
best known crop experts, John InGliS,
who has boon through tho northwest
for clients, estimates that the spring
wheat yield win DO larger than last year
"a a whole.
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SIfcifl DIiD1tfh q INC ThEf4l9thcfT
ST. GAINESVILLE, O., August Last
night about u o'clock the stable OF Mrs.
NIutchmorc, ono square west of Sugar
street was discovered to be on fire. BY
eiisctiyo work and q favorable wind a
row OF buildings was saved. A horsc
and buggy belonging 10 LOWS woote"
wore burned. Tho origin Of tho fro ia
moi known. Loss on stable about $3.50 ;
not insured.
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NICE, FRANCE, August l.-Prof. Pom
rotiu, director Of tho observatory horc,
reports that on July IS shining specks
were observed close to tho lighted part
OF Mars, the Same as observed at tho
Lick observatory.
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n1o,or unIFor,I,s Injuries,

OMAHA, NEn, August l.-Maior
Elijah Halford, pnymaator OF tho de-
partmeut Of tho Plato, and formerly
private secretary to President Harrison,
has beon slightly injured in q runaway
accident Ito is now ut tho hotol under
a doctora' care. 10 may DO confined to
his nom for q Wook.
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GEORGETOWN, o.. August Edward
Howard Jones. on trial for tho fourth
tino for tho murder Of his son was to.
day for tho fourth timo convicted Of tho
murder in tho first degree. Tho jury
spent sixteen hours in consultation.
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To Atlantic CITY, Cupo May aud Sea i"lc,
via u. & o., Thursdny, August >, 1891.
Round trip SO. Tickets good twelve
days, with stop Oft privilege at Washing
ton, ID. G., returning. Pullman sleeper
on the 5;55 p. m. train from Wheeling
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c,.,n,o e.ocr Troublo Ended.

DENVER, COL, August l.-6ovSrnor
Waito has finally issued an order recall
inc the militia from Cripple Creek.
lie now thinks that trouble in tho great
gold camp il ended.
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PmrLEs, boIls and other humors OF
tho blood aro liable to break out in tho
warm weather. Prevent 1t by taking
Hood s Sarsapnrllla.