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WAsHISGTON, July ls.-Senstor
Faulkner, chairman " the National
Democratic orators, 10 10 brson nom.
wsst unueT the auspices Of the c.m-
miItss tor lns IurpUse Of disoussiug
tue currency queation.
~ have wrlusn Mr.. Hazard, who
was said 10 have Initiated the move
ment for the tour" said the Senator,
selling him that tho congressional
committee could have nothing 10 do
Win the scheme. There ~ net - cam.
pslgn this year and the o0mmiIIee
does not ieel called on to send orators
through the country to discuss any
quellivn. ltRny dssiro to 20 out as
individuals Eud address tho people,
that IL another mstier, they nave q
perfect right 10 10 10, but IL IL not
proper that the name Of tho CongTes-
s,onal committee should be used by tho
party asTToposed.
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0EonGIA aILyIn CONVENTION.
senator Morgan nnhts - HipEing
Speech oB vital issutt.


speech oB vital Issue.
GRIFFIN, Ca, July IS.--The princl.
pol event Of tho Georgia Tree silver
convention held here today, wss tue
speech OF Senator MorgAn,0i a labama.
lie SAID he came 10 the meeting An u
Democrat "In Democratic harness and
by the authority Of settled creed, 10
advocate Democratic principles. rs
ola aud sound as the great national
party"
Shrrman's law OF 1873 was such n
death blow 10 silver IA money metal,
That II seemed marvellous silver had
enough IFS left to take ~ lie bed aud
walk. "But, he said, at IA moving 20
TIE front with uplliteI head aud ylgor.
Gus step aRsin In union n not Ia full
harmony with gold, aud the parade s
10 Inspiring that even Great Britain IL
Keeping step 90 the music u the
uniOn.p
OF Secretary Carlisle, the senator
said he was not chosen cabinet
olicsr until he changed front On tue
SILVER question. His conversion was not
ike that Of Phul, VINO tBpougei eTf.f,
waa made blind, and then saw the
truth and embraced II; but like that Of
Aaron, who saw truth, became blinded
u II aud e8ppUsgd the darkness Of
Egypt typlfle1 In the golden calf"
MUigaR ,aid tue recent contract Tor
sale Of hondp WAS without a precedent
or Qualification. Morgan oanbRltsi
what he termed the "isiss igsls ~.
vented by Sherman and gYoptsd by
Cleveland" Ihst tie tho duty VI ;pu
government 10 preserve the parity be.
tween tue metals by adjusting their
coinage ~ meet the fluctuations Ia
commercial value.
o. the 500, 600 gold reserve, he
said: "lt 10 n sort OF n JSek pOp put
up by Sherman, that has kept up
gambling In our money, 1t was never
ntejoi TO give strength to tho United
States. The country that paid IN debts
and Interest more tbans3, 900. 900, 600 10
thirty years could not need the support
OF Sl0O. OOO,O 900 deposited in the treasury
to support ih credit"
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ANOTHER LinrusL pis,srrn
johu Morley Defeated NJ NeWcssiIe.ou
iNuc

LONDON, July lo.-Thc liberals re-.
ceivcd nova ui another serious defeat
today when " was announced that
John Morley, chief secretary Tor ito.
land under tue RUsutury uOyctumynt,
had bOun tUieAtnd NJ Nrwcastlr.un.
Tyne whore both the conservative
candidates were tucc,H.iul. Reeult-
&. +. Hamou, conservative, .sSS; W..
q. Cuddas. conservative, ~ no, John
Morley liberal, ll,sU.; j, CmIg, nh.
oial, ,l8i, r. HnmH, labor ..3I2.
At the election 10 1850 tho total Goa.
oofystIye vote was 1883 ~ 5000
polled during tue election lust ended, u
gHin Of J. ,23O.
In southport, LNucathito, =. W.,
RiGht Hon. q. n. Cu'z1u, conserva.
ave, tue sittlur m,mJsr, received
5,llb votes ana Is : II. Is, Nayl0f.Ley-
land, liberal, 4 1892.
Herbert Gladstone IN elected 10y tho
following vote, Col. North, coufufva-
tive, 6,2ls; II. J. Gladstone, liberal,
siilinR memucL G.3li.
At 3u'C.Ock this afternoon the toll.
loving was tue result %! hu elections:
Conservative, g58, unlOnlsls, o..
Total, 900. Liberals, ~; Mu'trt Iyitrs,
3; PagnellItes o, LhD,r, .. rJta, III.
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The Indians, II IL reported, have sent
acfofs the nggs TO the head o. Grcen
river Tor rtinlurcumonts. 4 consider.
able ody n holding sun dance ct
mat point Judge Jay l.. Iorf,y,
speaker Of tho house OF Representatives,
sent the govcrn1r a nessaveas 2 Howe.
Please suttur 90 me 10 nfrau y, u
10 &c iumedIatuly % 30 tu the telle Of
9uf '"llOw'citlzHha At JnrksUH's Hole.
can De there with u force la forty.
eight hours.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oS the MATTER.
WAsiuSuyOS, d. g.. July ls.-Tho
commissloncs o. Indian afalis has
sent the following dispatches to tho
agcut- Of the Snushoue AMI BannuoE
f,sotvationo, Wyoming aud Idaho.
reior Indian Agcn., pocalrlIo,
luHht-t vernon RirUnrI, Wyoming,
Telegraph that nine BNuu0Cks dams
IeI1hgiug 90 Font Hall agency have
oeen arrested aui Ino KILLED, On or
sn1ut tue 1854 inst., NJ Maryavillc,
Uinlah county, Wyo., 'Ur wAutpu'y
hIIlng game that many other indians
are threatening the live, AMI properly
ehl thn settler. are moviug away.
,focetu NJ once 10 the tceucOf trouble.
40 hI IN your power TO prevent Au
Oxen conflict nui advice me immrdi.
WoIy. ~ You have any Information
now Telegraph tue same 10 mo before
D. NJ BEowMSo, Clmml,sionct
TO Wiiiou, Acting Agent. Shoshonc
Agency Fort Washable, Wyua
srtiuuo trouble IL reported ia tho
nolghhDfhpoi Of Mgrvuialr. Uutah
county, Wy0. Nine BEuuuck Indians
from Fort Hall pgrnCy have bcen ar
rested pui one killed tor violation " the
game laws. The settlers are snii 10 be-
leclns Tor their l.vor. N any 1t your
lnilnns arc dissent from that region
have them returned ~ the agency a.
once. Have ordered the Fort Hail
agent 10 the scene OF trouble. Coon.
crate with him to the ullest extent Of
your ability In every possible way.
d. VI. BHuwStNo, CommisiiUuer.
The following roply was received
from Agent lclOr, Font Hall resorva.
lion.
"ln answer % your telegram Of the
lath, | will state that On the l3th iEti.
| received Information that Indians
were killing game uulRwiully la wy.
ming. / imme iiateiy sent my eutiso
police force IN Wyoming 10 bflug back
the Indians belonging 10 thls re,ervs.
ton. The captain Of Indian police
seut back the policemen who arrived
today aud stated That one Indian had
been Killed hv the settlers, ana from
other sources hear that several Indl.
aus have been killet. | leave Tor the
scene VI trouble At opco.
IETOR, Agent"
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NEW YomS, July ls.-A dispatch
TO tno Herald from PauamN s,y,.
Advlceo from GuayGquil, Ecuador,
tnys that General Aiiafo has at last
carried out bis long contemplated DE.
sign and started on his march Tor Tho
Interior Of Ecuador. General a faro
has audst his command On the march
1000 troops and more nfu repeatedly
being mUbIllztd 10 BRING up tho TEAR.
a branch Of tho RED Cross society
has been organized In GusyHquil anu
acrompEnies General Alihfn.
rAS FRANCISCO, July lS.-Ptiva p
adNlrcs iust received In thi. ciy { IN
Ecuador state that General AliarO, toe
HuTgont chieitsin, whose hcsdquat.
ters ARE at Gusysquil,. 10 ,fopRfiug to
savsnce win lO,Ou0 'Wlu on q itu,
tho cap!Isl q the republic, which 10 tho
intt stronghold OF the CUlsgTvHtiv0
IuveTnniunt.
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Board Of Equalization.

The board Of equalization met this
morning Eud their business was lighter
than usug. Attachments were msde
10 the following wIuowI Ii. FullmeF,
SlO; Th0mGssou, ilO; Eliz hegh q.
Euirry, SO; GruTglgHR Pickering, 50;
Mary a. Mcknight, 50; Bsisy Wulita-
Rcb 81; hnCe Mayor uud cuildTeu, s.;
George s.. CARROLL, sjlj. AMI 10 luu
following indigeutt: VIM. j. Phillip,
g.; y LA r. II well, 80 ~; Ann N.
kennedy, 81 80. Assessment N tue
property Ut Robert w. Parker wss
reduced 1920 and tuRt of Mary ID.
CuTrie 500. Mrs. Il. T.. Ralelga aud
John Larsln were referred 70 the US.
SCISSOR; ami MscondTsy ~ Go. made a
claim that their stock Of Ipgs was taxed
In San Francisco aud wss not taxable
hero. rnelr calm was Referred 10 tho
attorney,
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silver Men Confer.

CHICAGO, July l5.-rho executive
committee, appointed by tho recent
silver convection A. Memphis, met ia
conference here l0isy with momuefa
Of TOO Bi.mctElllo league, Cx-Clngfeas.
man Sib,ey being chairman. Ihc irsuo
discussed vas theniSisabllily " sopsr.
ito political souOH next year. No
dehpiIe action was taken. IL ls,E,
recteu another meeting will he huld
TOMORROW. Among those gr-8rnt were
J. u. GsnlWin, homphs; Charles
Colin, ArkAusa'; j. .. Rsipu Snyder,
West virginia; Secretary Ackltr,
NoHhvill,; General A. j. Warner,
Ob.G a. w. RIckOr, Colorado; eG-
JuuX1 II. w. Miller, Chicago.
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Returned From Switzerland.

Elder o. f. Unenbacn called ut tho
editorial rooms Of the NEWS this alter
noon, having just come down from
hl, homo Ia Morgan, to which he re.
Gently returned from mission 10
Switzerland. Elder Ufseubsch de.
uulted from Utah 10 Europe on Ia,
l2th ut Aprll, 1888. lie was assigned TO
Ilu Swiss conference ana laUUred
among the Ffsnch inhabitants OF tue
little republic durlng tho whole u his
mission. lie learned ths French Ian
guaEe, met with very good success,
1ujDy ed the best OF health and returns
10 his home In excellent spirits.
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create intense excitement. Tho Al.
iofueys 10 the SUIT nnd Dr. Heaft,
expect 10 20 10 Chicago today or 10.
morrow. Very few PERSONS bsto he.
lievs that Hearne will return 10 Han.
nloaI. Ills attorney, Judge Heudrck,
however, states that both no Sud client
wiz return ON Monday and the deposi.
uons Of about 30 witnesses will be
taken' Among these, the lawyetssay,
WIN be MTs. Hearut's. There Is even
lalk OF tho grand jury being hufr.UIly
called together aud information served
on d. Htatuo AMI his wife. THIS
would result In their t'lug detained
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SIANBULOFF DEAD.
srI,,ra's EI.PRmIsr Passes Away
Result Of His Wounds
max CLOUDS IN THE EASTERN SKY
-, prss,n, Political situation In
Europe Regarded as VERY
Prtcariou,.

LosDoS, July iS.-A dispatch from
sJai ays; -
E,.piemler sismbulofi Of Bulgaria
IA July 10 as NJ. Btambulofi was re-.
inning home from the Union c'uO,
,.,smuauied by u colleague, Nj
g,leboti, they were attacked by several
,,,5ps armei with Teyolvsrs and
,uvs. n. stsmbuloi received sev'
,nl,,ab wounds about tho head aud
IAN Of his arms were 20 badly cut that
inhalation Was necessary. His let
,s was gougsd out aud his hight one
a. ,evetsIy injured that he was
blinded.
LsH sight symptoms Of cerebral
,lsctlon developed aud his condition
~, considered dangerous. He had a
btyb fever and was IN q cOmptOre state.
T6e seunuud man had lost no much
Hood AZ y result OF his wDuade That IL
ua., his physicians said, Impossible for
uin to rally.
ANOTHER CLOUD IN THE hast.
NEW York, July lS.--A dispatch to
the Herald from Berlin sayt: II IN
c1lsidrTeu IN well Informed circles
lefs that tho scAndslOua attempt on
". slamluisn's life ha5 added smother
dark cloud 10 hOti2iu MrcRiy eurii'
rlsntly uyerchaTgou. Franco Russian
ll,rgu,s IN AUyssinia, tue request
m,ds by the cEsI's goVerumvn. to
JaEEn for her early withdrawal OF
troops from CuiAeso 'urrityfy, the rein
ioiosu.eut Of the Rlssan feet In the
% east aBd tho ever gtGWing Afro-
gsnce Of French thauvini.m atc oil
hglors rendering tho pts'enI sI1uatiVn
IieesriOus.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, July ls.-The
wind IN high, causing the surface OF
the lake TO be iieckod with white caps.
II Is feared this will cause the races,
scheduled to begin at 8 O'Clock, to 10
postponed.
The wind dropped towNrd 3 O'Clock,
but there was still a sufficient brsts
10 make the water choppy. The frat
race vas called shortly after g.
Senior double soul 9, Harlem II. G., ,
New York, first by half length; Rat
Portage H. g., Rat Portage, Ont,
second; Toronto, Il. c., Toronto, thlrd;
time SAB.
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The Defender Nsariy all Ready.

NEWPORT, q. L., July 1.-The
IiehA December Gnd CSlonin, IN TOW
5llhs tux Hattie Palmer, arrived from
bf'Iol 1oday and dropped anchor eli
lh. torpedo station. Captain Hail
Hated that he would sail Tor LAroh-
nOn1 lAln lnis afternoon.
Ihe Defender Is complete In every
uelall except the births Tor her crew,
And lhtst Will lie tnishod In II day or
We An hour alter the yachts arrived
Hom Bristol there arrived from Bjs-
Sn now gtT ana bUoni Tor tho
DeehdeF, which viii he placed on her
hIer she returns from LsTchmoni,
tiobably lhe latter part VI next woek.
~ !. said that thee Dfsnder will carry n
INFLOW ghn. Tho gan Ia four feet
I'ngtr than The Defender now carries,
and With tne addition OF the new sci
ol.Ahs being prepared, II Ia calculated
Iua' The speed Of the yacht Will be
NtAuy Increased, Captain HoTTesht IT
VII SAL the Defender In the races, oir
New Y rk.
%, The dag Of tho New York Yacht
Nluo Whs Today raised over the Dsion.
eeIi hnd large American yacht
'l.gh "a, displayed nj tho stern, the
NluIesle having taken formal pOfsrG.
hon Of the boat.
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OF reconciliation with his divorced
vie. Ho asked his tornst wife n sue
would Convent 10 thSir re-matriage.
She decllati. Nickma suddenly
whipped uuI revolver and began 60
shoot His fret shot pierced the
woman's hsart, killing her instantly.
HIS second shot struck Janloke In the
forearm, badly wOunding him. Leav.
Ing his victims dead, az he supposed,
Niukma went into ihs adjacent timber
ana cut his throat from ear ~ ear.
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AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
a Lively Conte-, tor y Dead nan,
frapertys

BAN FRANCISCO, July lS.-Aitsr
waiting nearly twenty yeats TO HId
the heirs 10 the estate oil Captain IT,.
CLARK who was Lost with the bark
Hagmar In ls77,a lively contest Ia soon
TO begin In which two ea6isTn women
are 10 appear ae rival claimAuts.
Friends Of the sea captain say II wss
bis verbally expressed wieh that his
property should 60 to hls bstrothcd,
Nellie Otmondo Of Boston, IL the
event Of hi. death, but Mise &. =.
Wilkes, Of Alabama, who as.etts that
che Il his sister, hiss employed y lawyer
to prosecute her claims.
Mayor Curtis Of Il ,ton IL Interested
In the e,tate 'or tho late captains old
sweethsatt, Nellie OTmonge. Her
brother, James Ormonde, now Boston
millionaire, and CLARK served together
In the war.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, July ls.-In the can.
wasting returns In the McGaLn. Bel.
KNAPP congressional election contest to-
day, the election board discovered some
Republican ballots which had been
deiaced and thrown Out by the use OF
'JOke' or thumb stamp. The board
ordered the aTTsst VI tie officers u
election. IL 10 believed after todAy's
discovery CongTessmsH McGsnu,
(DomooTai) Ia defeated beyond DOUBT.
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BALTIMORE, July ls.-rhe nth In.
ternationai convention Of the Baptist
Young People's Society OF America
began today. IL WAS sweltering not
within the great tent brought from
Cleveland for the convention. Prompt
ly at 10 O'Clock President John IL.
Chapman, OF Chicago, called upon the
chorus Of 900 voices, which responded
with two selections. Tho president was
very happy In his gddFess, anu callsd
forth much laughter when he alluded
t. ths wsrm hearts aud the warm sun
OF the South,
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HAVANA, July Is. - Marshal do
CsmpOs hRs arrived ut Bayamo.
CampUs, with 200 cavalry sustained
tiefco lighting anu passed tho enemy
to the number OF 5000 between Man
zannillo anu Bayam0, Many insur-
gents were killed Euu wounded. 1t 10
reported that Antonio Maceo Ia tsr.-
ously wounded anu made prisoner.
The rebel chief Masso has sont his
family 10 SAntO Domingo.
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Injured rirsmsn Recovering.

CiSCiSNATi, July lS.-Ihe twenty
ltemon injured by the falling walls nj
the burning warehouse Mt Walnut
aud Water streets last night are uOing
well today. The only ones cunsitereI
seriously iuTcI HTo Michael heNAlIy
AMI Edward Nswmau. Tho latter
viii recover. licNAliy may die. me
corrected iis' elbows y loss OF $3.50, 900;
Insurance, 100000.
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rHE PANAaA CANAL
Az Coed ne an Accomplished Feet
NaFL 10 Commsnos .son.

NEW YoRS, July is.-A special 60
the BOrd from Colon says The entire
lsihmiau press " moro than ever tatis-
hed thst the construction Oi the Pau.
anna canal Ia ne good as an accom-.
plisheJ fact.
Tue recent visit OF the Nicatsguan
canal commission from the United
States tended 10 stir w the rlvAity 10
thH Nicaragua scnems.
Tho announcement IL now made
that WORK will bcgia here ON grand
scale In August.
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GREENsBuRG, Pa, July lS.-John
Goju AMI Wlllam Frstmsu, negroes,
were hanged this morning. Gocu's
crime was the killing OF Max
Slaughter, a fellow oaks worker, over
= gAms Of craps. William freeman
shot and killed hls mistress, Gsrtis
rimbeElRko, because she refused TO
give hin money.
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A'EIng for l.tabll.hed Rn,s..

IAN FRANCISC1, july IS. - The
c".I,rseou1lhenlal atsoclN,ion has 10.
O '''l proposition from Portland,
S',, asking that rates on canned anu
nvlIeI horse meat In carload lots be
,'''tao''theu botwten Portland and all
,i,,,. OF the United S!ates. This ap.
trs "IaI II follows closely on the appli.
I h.,o ior pew rates on live horsts from
'''hA common points 10 Oregon.
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JArANEsE DEFEATED.
They noirrAi Hetorr the savage A.
tack OF Ihs black flag.

HoNu kONG, July ls.-rhs last
force Vi Black tiag, that recently A.
lacked tho Jspsnefe NJ T0GihRm,
Island q Fofm0sA, fought with drspsf.
ate courage. Tue japanese were only
saved irym defeat by superior tiscip.
line, bat nnEliy compelled 10 TDtfel,
before the onslaught o. the Chiusse.
Whom these advice. left the island the
Black FlAgs were advancing ~ attach
RreAuaEI.
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ST. LOUIS, No., July ia special
to the IOst.Disgatoh from HaDnibal,
Mo-, sayI: Everybody interested ia
tho Hoarne.De Young libel sult is
awaiting the deposition OF Miss Susie
Hayward, 10 10 tsksn In Chicago
saturday. Hers is tho all important
testimony, anu while discounted to
certain extent by Richard Stillwslp-
forecast, its publication 10 bound 10
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INV. INV YORK, July ls.-rhs Ir0r,d
s, sSI .Hyt! A phosphate trust en-
r"".ns more than nifty separate com.
I..ta Ia being formed. DR.. Otto A.
Ina OF this city, who owns large
ihs pns'e deposits In tho South, 10
'' I''IeoIoT Of the combination,
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Tho work OF Rescue SLOW.

Iron MOUNTAIN. Wis, July 49,
No positive Information as TO the safety
OF the entombed miners at Pewabio
mine can be given. Slow progruss IL
being made through u mass Of ore,
broken timbors aud rocks, Tho work
Ia much delayed by the continued
falling OF ore. a report that csmmu-
nieatlon had been established with the
men last night appSArH 10 have been
iAlLe.
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SYRACUSE. n. Y, July ls.-Msjor
It. Il. Poole said today concerning the
report that General Harrison said TO
Jo'eph ssyleS aud him,sli that he
would under no circumstances be a
candidate for the Presidency again:
"rhe story 10 made absolutely out Of
whole cloth. Harrison never spoke or
even hinted nj such a mattsT.O
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whisky Rsnafrs a Uish Han Unesu
scious.

PREscoTT. Ariz,, July l7.-Fred
While maize an unsuccessful attempt
hsulcGe today. He came here about
VIZ months ago from UIab, where lie
ls'I vile anu ak cniliTeu. lie hal
been suffering from ghsUmsiiSw, aLd.
being unable TO w0:s, became dcsponG.
rnL To-Day b. tUugbt u lat ol whisIy
lad crank II d1wa 10 give h!m nerve
TO shoot himsUi', but not being nrcus.
'omsd 10 GEinE, nu vent into con III
ions before ho could oatry cut hiS iu-
snlloni, anu when found he was lying
~ bis back with tue undltchaTged
pistol GU his UIess,.
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.,Ii.iLLEk, Neb,, July lS.-A few
'n ,'',s hoith OF this village, in PIsahan-
,' Io"nship, Joseph Nick ma, a well.
.,.sv ,atmer, visited a nelghbor Tues-
nshl' Niokma's wiis has been
rs. ,,,',,us mo nuighbor, Antoine Jauicke,
'-- N'eknlA'a visit wss Tor the purpose
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Los ANGELES. Cal, July Is
AlOhzo Meyers shot ana Instantly
KILLED hiswis last night Aud attempted
- XIII his sistof-in.law, Mrs Irving
Liuson AM her husband. Afterwards
he shot him,elf anu inflicted fatal
wound.
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MARIE Cry, Mich, July ls.-La..
night the tug Torrent, wien coming
through the canal 81 the fitts, CoiIlJsI
with an unknown schooner. Captain
Ralph H-ckott aud Walchmlu David
Canary we're kIllciand the UncglsmaU,
John Catanancb, II missiug.
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srRiNGviEw, NoD., July ls.-Four
Tustiets captured nv yigilantts have
neen jailed here. Tue people nTr up I'm
arms. New vigilance committee. aye
being formed aud the cattle rualisIs
from this on Will be hanged.
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nerve, or he siill had tho children en-
his hands anu hesitatej. cannot give
any other explanation OF why he
spared my lie. He intended 10 kill
my entire fAmily.D
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sAS FRANCISCO, July ls.-Ths Brit.
o. VAfA Florence, Wnich lett New
sue Australia, On January 20 Tor
r. u-ms, has not reached her desti-
UT, s''H Wy "S
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PHILADELPHIA, July lS,-ln the
u. 4. court Judge AlChss0n today
oysrtulrd the demurrer " the Reading
railroad In the proceedings for fore
closure OF tbs general mortgage.
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spLNIsm ImnoPs .unA
Suffering frsm SsiIaw Power asd Ua.
abls To tight

LONDON, July ls.-The TINES this
morning mas = Ing Telegram from
Havana which says mat toe govern.
msBt troops continue inactive, allsg-
iug that they nave an order o. net only
" the defensive. Tho troops are
,utirripg from yellow lever anu other
diseases,
An insurgent expedition with sup.
IlIes OF arms aud ammunition landed
81 tins beginning Of July, forty miles
tGsi Of Santiago do CubA. VbrlBtITa-
Flts are now esiImatul a. $4,000 uTmed
ltn rides anu 1900 armed wish out.
isirs,
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Boston, Juy ls.-JOhu q. Ellis, the
well known Newspaper Cjrtesp' udsnt
who tell on Tuesday ana fractured BILE
skull, died tousy.
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Drawing From Tho "JacLpo,."

NEW York, July lS.-The steam.
ship Normanhio today took out $50, =
900 gold shipped by Ns,slage, Colgate
& Go.
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uNEAsY AuoUr ImE INBIASs,
Conflict seems Immincnt-Hoih sides
PrepRriuE.

LANDER, Wyo., July lS,--'Fhsrs is
much unessIne.- in this city over tho
condition Of btisirs In jackson Hole.