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A sToRsIY SESSION
OF the Peoples Pnrty-The Common
wsulers Sat Down Upon.

OF the Peoples Pnrty-The Common
wsaIers Sat Down Upon.
BosroN, MASS, July ls.-By far the
stormicst state convention by tho Peo.
Piles party Of Massachusetts was that
which assembled in Arcade hall this at-
ternoon, lasting from o'clock till near.
ly7, full state ticket being nominated.
The platform demands the abolition OF
oil banks; douounceH "the legislation
which cuts down the basis oi the silver
one half" Declares that the people
should own railroads, telegraph and
telephones, and that public lands
should be inalienablo except 10 actual
scltlora; an cight hour working day;
universal suffrage and graduated In.
come tax are favored and the
Norwegian system Of liquor selling Is
endorsed. =,
Commonwealer Sf. L Swift attempted
to urge tho recognition Of tho socialists,
but Mr.. Carey, the Gubernatorial
candidate, threatened to resign II Swift
was allowed 10 speak, and as result
resolution was adopted TO tho eGcct
that tho Peoples party would combine
with no other party in tho next election.
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Nrw YoRK, July lS.-The Prr" will
tomorrow say:
Mgr. satoIli, tho apostolic delegate,
has Just rendered decision condemn.
ing tho liquor traffic. HO approves Of
tho expulsion OF liquor dealers from
Catholic societies. This remarkable
decision was called forth by IN appeal
from tho ruling Of Biuhop WattorsOn.
Of Columbus, Ohio.
During tho last lontsn season Bishop
Wutterson addressed letter to the
clergy and laity OF his diocsso dcaiiuR
wholly with tho temperance problem.
Bishop Watterson said: II horOby
withdraw my appreciation from any
and every Catholic society In this
diocese that has q liquor doaleI or
saloon kooper 1T Its hend or anywhere
among its officers; aud suspend every
such society itself from tho rank and
privileges OF Catholic society until IL
ceases 10 bo 90 ofFiccrcd. Noone who 10
engaged either as principal or agent In
tho manufacture or sale OF intoxicating
liquors ghould, bo admitted to member
Ono Of tho societies laid tho matter
formally before Monsignor Satolll. 10
this appeal tho apostolic delegate
has Just responded. He sustAins the
position OF Bishop Wntterson, and
says: "Tho liquor traffic, aud es-
pecially as conducted hero In the
United States, is 1tho source OF
much evil, hence the bishop was aosing
within his rights in seeking TO restrict
It. Therefore, the delegate apostolic
sustaina Bishop Watorson's action and
approves Of bis circular and regulation
concerning saloons and the expulsion OF
saloon.keepcrs from membership in the
Catholic societies"
Rev. Alexander p. Doyle, Of the
PaulIst Fathers. the general secretary
OF tho Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Of America, said that tho declaration OF
the apostolic dologato is the most i'm
portant ever pronounced by the church
In this country, and he thought its
eject would be far reaching.
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GERMAN LurHEnANs.
Tho Missouri synodicaI Conference Meets
in PittSburEh Yesterday.

The Missouri synodicaI Conference Meets
in PittSburGh Yesterday
PrrrsBuRou, Pa, July ls-The Synod
of the Eastern District of Missouri OF
tho German Evangelical Lutheran
Church convened to-day. Two hundred
and City ministers, lay delegates and
teachers answered tho roll call aud
!wore enrolled as mcmbers. Tho officers
OF the synod are: President, Rev. P.
Brand, St. Paul'a church, South Side,
Pittsburgh; vico president, Ror. II.
Walkor, York. Pa, secretary, Rev. II.
Bechtold, Allegheny, N. Y; treaaurer,
Mr.. spoilman, Baltimore, Nd. The
afternoon session was takon up with
the appointment Of committees and
other routine work.
The conference will bo In session un-
ill tuesday next
This synodIcal conference Is the larE-
est of the Lutheran bodies, comprising
all the territory east Of Ohio and from
Maine to Virginia. 1t has about l26
ministers and 1850 congregations.
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wAsnrSGroN. D. G.. July ls.-A roso.
luton resulting from tho part taken by
the United States courts in tho recent
strikes has been introduced by Repre-.
sentative Pence, Popultst, Of Colorado.
Its to direct tho committee on Judi.
cinry ITO report to tho house a bill
definitely fixing the power OF federal
courts and judges thereof in the matter
Of punishment Of persons charged with
contempt OF said court, and giving to
such persons tho right Of trial by jury"
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rl,o.corean Question.

LONDON, July 1S.-A dispatch from
Berlin to tho Chronicle says that
tho London correspondent of tho
Ho,IIchs Z.ituno declares that both
Russia and tho United States
have done their utmost 10 avert war
between China and Japan over Corea.
Tho United States, tho correspondent
adds, has even exceeded tho limits Of
friendly persuasion over Japan and
China.
A dispatch from q Washington news
agency hero states that President Glove
land has offered to mediate in the
CoreGn question.
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EAsT LIyERPooL PoITENs

Refuse to Accept the RoduelIon--Only
one.fourth Represented, However.
EAST LrvERPooL, O.. July 1s.--A meet
ing Of the operative pOtters was held to-
night in the Grand Opera House in this
city, to decide whether they should ac-
cept the l2l per cent all round redue'
ton oGored by the manufacturers, and
ended at late hour tonight They do.
cidod, by a vote Of S46 to 25S, to con.
tinue their strike. The votes did not
represent one.fourth Of the Workmeu,
however, and consequently tho manu-
facturers will open their works TO all
who apply.
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HuxrISaroN, W. Va, July ls.-Mr5'
yruomau Miller. who liyos two mllc'
,outh Of this city, whilO picking black
hor,ics Inst evening left her little eight
months old babe lying under tho shade
~ a iron On returning aho found n
~ SoTs" snuwinq tho l;t,ln ono, nnd lti
hcnd was almost manSled TO pieces
Tho poor mother is oyercomc with grlcII
and today sooma 10 bo losing her mlnu'
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syerid! DIratch to The iHhi'iqcEoer.
SALEM, ". Va, July ls.-Tho primary
convention to nominate delegates to at
,ond tho congressional and senatorial
conventions was held at Cherry Camp
to-day. The delegates wGro Instructed
for Major A. Q. Moore for Congress.
though the personal choice Of somo of
them is CAPTAIN Doycnor. Tho narty
here Is enthusiastic for tho nominee,
whoever he may be.
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THE SOUTH SHAKEN

by an Earthqunko-In Some Cases 1t Was
Pretty severe
sr. LOUIS, No., July 1s-A slight
shock Of q supposed earthquake was
foIt in this vicinity about 7:lO a. m. to-
dav. The shock was not go noticeable
in the city proper, but In tho suburbs
houses woro SO shaken that pictures
rottlod on tho walls and chairs rocked
and dishes on the tables moved. In no
case 80 for reported was tho shock
sufficient 10 do even indirect damage.
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Special DhpatcA % u. Iate!lt0sn'sr.

Special Dbpdteh % hi lHte4i0sHcsr
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 1s.-Cap-
tain Fcstus Cowherd, Chesapeake &
Ohio freight conductor. running be-
tween Hinton and Handloy, was
thrown up against desk by sudden
Stoppage OF his train, near Hinton, and
fatally hurt. It seoms that tho hose on
the train burst, causing tho sudden
stoppage the corner OF tho desk strik"
ing Cowherd in the stomach.
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ucbs nnd His CopnroUnCrs Refuse to Go
Out oil HAIL,

CmcAoo, July ls-NIoasrs. Deb0,
IGoward, Rogers and KolOher were
brought from tho county Jail ut j
o'clock this afternoon to Commissioner
Bovno's oil CO By United S!atOs Marshal
Arnold for tho purpose OF committing
with thpir attorneys. who again insist
cd OIL ,hoir giving bail, but tho prison
ors declined. Dobs' wiiG aud sister
called in to SEQ the prisoners.
In q couvNraatiou MIR. Debs said :
"Wo nro getting along very nicely, and
like ii, because wo meet 90 many poo.
plo Of different classes oil society. l
mink tho strike will ultimately have u
yrry beneficial elEOCL upon tho coun.
try. Because Of my situation now, !
don't wish to discuss the outlook Of tho
slriko. havu received several letters
of congrntulation and contributions,
ono containing chOck for $500"
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Military at ChicaEO Break Camp.

CHICAGO, July lS.-At S o'clock to-
night General Mllos appended his siE.
nature to tho general order removing
federal troops from Chicago. Tho In'
lnntry will take trains to their rcspcc'
two posts, whi!o tho cavalry and tho ar'
tillery will march to Fort Sheridan aud
rcmain there until suGl time as Goner-
al Miles thinks 1t best that they 10 sent
To their posts.
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Cholera in 81 Petersburg.

WASHINGTON, D. G., July IA cable
gram received at tho Marine hospital
bureau from Surgeon Fairfax Irwin in
Berlin, SAYS that the cholera situation
in 81. Petersburg ia serious. On Mon.
day theto wcrc 2ls cascs, and moro
than 1900 cases have appeared since
July lst, Although cholera was pres
ent in St. Petersburg from last ScpteIn-
bcr until March tho aggregate of cases
during that timo was below the record
for this month.
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AGREED TO DISAGREE.
Tho Committee on Conference
Did Not Como to an Agreement
ON DIFFERENCES IN TARIFF BILLS
And Disagreement VIII Be Ro-
ported to the House To-day.
BOTH BODIES ARE STUBBORN

And as It Is a Foregone Conclusion
That the House wiliInsIst Upon It's
DHI. but There May BE, Possibly, no
Agreement at All-Tho Future Pro.
Gramme Of the Democratic Party In
the House-Ex.Speaker ROed Makes
n Potut-Tho Matters in Disagree
ment Really arc ON Sugar, Iron and
Coal.
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PEau, ISD.. July lS.-At to'dRy's ses-
eion Of the Indiana Federation OF the
Trades and Labor Unions tho rosolu-
tfous endovInS tho action Of Dobs in
tho Strike and inviting him 10 become
the candidate Of the unions for tho gov
ernor Of Indiana, was brought up again.
Much blttor feeling developed, but alter
a hot discussion the resolution was car
ried by three majority. many not voting.
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.prssIisntial NomInations.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. July 1s.-The
President today sout tho following
nominations to the senate: First As.
slstans Engineer Alfred Hoyt to bo
chief engineer In the revenue cuttor
service; Second Assistant Engineer
William Robinson. Of Pennsylvania, to
be frat assistant engineer In tho
revenue service.
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DuLurm, MINN., July ls.-Forost firos
nro gaining In tho woods back OF tho
city. Tho smallpox .hospitaI, whero
thcro arc four convaloScnnts, is now
threatened and all tho patients and
furniture arn bOing moved. Fires IN
Northern Wisconsin Nrc damaging
much timbor along tho EaslOrn Mime.
gotn and Northern Pacific rondJ.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. July l6,-For.
rst fires aro burning turioualy In tho
vicinity OF Boyd county,
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WASHINGTON, D. G., July 1s.-The
senate committee on territories to-day
decided to recommend the admission OF
Arizona and Now Mexico as states, and
instructed tho subcommittee, who
have tho bills In charge, TO mako favor.
able reports at tho meeting OF the full
committee next Wednesday. -
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New YoRx, July ls.-Tho examina'
ton Of Cinnamon OF smuggling fellow
countrymon into tho United States
was continued to-day before Com
missioner Shields. Leo Lum who 1t
was charged was admitted as q NOR
chant, but has since worked as a cigar-
maker, was held in $1,000 bail. Wah
lIoch, charged with making the aiiida-
Wit on which Yung Bah ong was admit
ted, was arraigned and his case ad'
inurnpd
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Epdfl17 TIsNlINI m T1r INTtTTV7NTtT'
IIuxrrSdroS, W. Va, July ls-At
Lavalotto, small station on tho y. &
", railroad twenty miles south, Miss
Mimic Woodc, telegraph operator,
and Miss Matte Williams, visitor,
went driving, when tho horao took
fright, ran away and throw them out,
Miss Woodic sustaining fatal injuries,
and Miss Williams was seriously
Vnundrl
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Gonlmnn,. rrrmcdltn.Ion.

SptcIdI DNIIltH 10 H7e I7Eu7'TJ7T'VV'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July ls.-It is
reported horc that Captain Goodman,
who shot II. G. Parsons, went frat to
Parsons residence, at tho Natural
Bridge, asked for him, found he was
not at home, and went straight to
Clifton Forgc and waited for ParBons.
People ut the Bridge arc worry much
wTourht I'm,
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Wanted BLoodhounds for strikers.

FOREST, Miss. July lS-Kahn A. Nc
Elroy, conductor, and a negro nom
union brakeman were shot and prob
ably fatally. wounded by strikors as
their train, local freight, was pulling
into Newton, 4 small station east OF
here last night Tho sheriff tGlcGraphod
TO Meridian for blOodhoundS 10 put on
the trail OF tho strikers.
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{ NntnI Appropriat,on Glll.

WARRINGTON, July 1s-An agreement
has been reached on the naval appro-
priation bill by the senate and house
confereos, and II was reported back to
the senate and finally agreed TO. The
allowance for ordnance stands as the
senate reduced It from $3.50, ,0O0 to 500,
600. This reduction was made, how
ever, by striking out OF the house bill an
item Of $3.50, 900 for amodern battery for
tho Hartford.
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re I1Fnt Rrrnk,

CHICAGO, July lS-Tho first break In
the RANKS Of the Pullman strikers has
occurred, $50 Polanders having been
put back to work on the tracks back OF
The Pullman foundry. Tho mon quit
work when the a.riko was declared and
stayed out until now. No effort was
made by the other strikors TO prevent
the msn from going 10 work.
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Los ANGELES, CAL, July lS.-Judge
Rose this morning found John Howatth
and Engineer Martin Kelley guilty Of
contempt Of court for violating his in
junction at Barstow. and sentenced
each 10 oieht montha In Jail. Tho
severity OF the sentence was surprise
to many, it being thought as this was
tho first conviction for violation Of the
Injunction, tho sentence would bp light.
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morning from PhiIudaiphia Thelmen
were engaged 10 take the place of striE-
ing miners In Whipper & Co.'S mines
al Denis creek. They were met at tho
railway station by several hundred
miners, including number who bad
been at work in other minOs, and in
duced not % 90 70 work.
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GENERAL STRIKE NEWS.
All Eyos Now Turn Toward the
Pacific Slope
FOR The EVENTS OF INTEREST.

Tho Situation Now Appears To DO
Confined TO tho Southern Pacific
Railroad, Whore United States
Troops Havo Fail sway-Tho DIsor.
dcrs ooourring-Debs and His Co.
parceners Refuse Bail-Lubor Com.
missioner wrIght's Opinion on the
Investigation of tho American Rail-
way Union Strike.
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aoy,rpmept owuorrhip Of Railroads.

WAsurNoroS, July ls.-A bill for tho
purchase Of all railway and telegraph
lines by tho government has beOn in
troduced bv Representative Wilson. OF
Wnshington, at the request Of its author,
DR.. +. s. Lewis, OF Port Angeles, Wash
inpton,
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Nopru ExlD, 0. T., July IS.-IhO war
OF tho torch and tho bomb along tho
limo of tho Rock Island road in tho
Cherokee Strip continues, tho burning
Of a ninoty loot bridge ono milo north
OF WaukOmis station shortly nttOr mid
night last night being tho latest out
rage. The bridge was burNed just after
the passage Of Il passenger train going
south, and was completely destroyed.
Tho passenger trains were transferred
nj tho burning bridge to-day. The rail-
road company has abandoned freight
trallic. Another company OF United
State. troops from Fort I.CNvOnworth
will arrive horO this orcning,
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Prrrsnuron, PAr July Is.-pIstrict
Assembly No. 3, ono Of tho largest in
thc order Of tho Knights Of Labor, to.
nigh, plccic cd four lclugatGS to tho next
general assembly, all Of whom are anti.
Sovereign men ani nrc favorable to
pOw,lrrlV
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run shneI:. nt Cnlro.

CAIRO, ILrs., July lS.-Two distinct
shocks oil earthquake were felt hero
tbi, morning Mt 7:OS o'clock. Build
ingg swayod aud glass windows rattlod'
hut no damage was dono'
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tion quickly will work incalculable loss
and irrepRrable injury TO financial and
industrial interests. 1t was signed by
twenty banks and eighty Of tho leading
business houses Of the city.
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FuLroS, KY, July ls.-Thrco violent
shocks Of earthquake startled tho poo
plo horO between $3.50 and 7:lo this
morning, Clocks worc stopped, dishes
TnttIod on HholvCs. and pictures fell
fron tho walls.
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Nrw MADmD, Mo-, July IS. A light
shock Of earthquake was fclt hore at
7:1o o'clock this morning. Tho vibrA-
,ion socmod to bO from north TO south
and was Of about three seconds durn'
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WARRINGTON, July 1a-Tn the senate
TODAY tho houeo joint resolution was
passed authorizing the secretary Of
state to receipt from G. F. Watts, r. A.,
a painting. entitled, Love and Lille,
exhibited at the Worlds Fair.
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REMARKABLE RULING
ofMgr. satolli, tho Apostolic Dele
gate Of tho Church OF Rome
CONDEMNING TIE LIQUOR TRAFFIC

Aud UphOldiuE oOocIsIon of Bishop
wattorsou, Of Columbus, Ohio.
Tho Apostolic Delegate Docs Nos
HaRgIe on Termstout Makes a Very
Sweeping Assertion In Regard to
tho Sale of Liquors by Any Ono
Connected With tho Church.
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ALroosA, Pa, July ls,-NInoty.snyen
mon in ChNrgo Of ton deputies arrived at
Dcn's crock, Cambria county, this
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HERE rs A PROTEST

Th,t Comes From Class That Influence
interests.
CmcAao, July 1s-A telegram was
forwarded TO Washington this alter
noon from Chicago addressed to the
senate and houso of representatives, in
which 1t was declared that tho whole
country demands that Congress tormin-
n,n tho pondIng tariG legislation immo'
diatoly. Failure TO dispose Of the qucs'
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For West Virginia Increasing clOudine9 FOL.
lowed BY thunder storms ThnhdAy evening or
night; slightly cooler; southeast windS. -,
For Western Pennsylvania. increasing cIondl;;
mess with thunder storms Thursday evening:
slightly cooler Thunday evening" sou'noS''
WInd5. -.,.,,
For Ohio, thunder storms in western portion
Thursday aud eastern portion by IhuEsdAy
night; cooler ln southern poFuoni souIheAs'
winds,
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A AREPUBLIo PROCLAIMED

In HAWAII on July F-UUIo % tHO EF'E
PreEidSut-
AUCKLAND, NEw ZEALAND, July 49,
Advicea received here by steamer from
Honolulu show that a republic was
proclaimed in tho Hawaiian Islnnds on
july A. S. D. Dole, the provisional
president, is.the first president Of the
new republic. When the steamer bring
ipp the advices sailed many persons
had taken the oath OF allegiance,
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Jimmie Gnmrn Sailing Homo.

LoYpoN. July ls.-CorboIt will suil
Now York July 25, on tho MujcatiS
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CAPE WILSON'S FATE
Ths Mstabeiss Overyvh<Im HIS Party ssd
KIN Them All.

Ths M.tabsies ov-rwh~Im His Party .sd
KIN Them All.
CARE Town. Jan. 13-Adviees from Mata-
belle source which arrived here yesterday are
TO the effect that Capt. Wilson and his entire
party. who have been reported TO have been
annihllated by the forces OF King 10 Bengula
beyond tho Shanghai River. died fighting hard.
A native who arrivedat Buluwayo saYs that
he was present when the MatabeIes made their
nrst attack on Capt Wilson. They at hrst
thought that the whites had . numerous force
and retired after the first skirmish- Lo Ben
gula. in his wagon. fed for . short distance.
but learning that Capt Wilson's force was
numerically weak. the Mstabeles we're order
ed to return and attack them.
The natives In overwhelming numbers
fought the whites. but the latter battled gal
lantly behind the cover Afforded them by III cir
dead horses- IL was impossible. however. for
the whites to hold the MAtA beles In check. and
their ire grew weaker and weaker Then the
MatAbeles rushed in on the British, nearly all
of whom were wounded All the live whites
were killed with asseg ais. and stripped OF their
clothing aud arcoutremsnts.
A party has arrived at Fort Tull and reports
meeting a band OF armed natives. one OF whom
was Carrying a rifle that had belonged to one
OF Capt Wilson's men,