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BACK TOCANADA.
Must Answer the Charge Of Numbering ths
Pitzei Children g Toronto.

fifZei Children g Toronto
PHILADELPHIA, July IL H, s..
Holmes, the insurance swindler. accused
Of having murdered the Pitzel children,
whose bodies were found in Toronto.
denies having any knowledge Of the
crime, It is probable, however. that he
viii be taken 20 Canada, there to
answer the charge of murder, as the
authorities here have about given up
the hope Of fixing upon him responsibility
for the death of the man found in the
Callow Hill street house, this city, and
who. it is supposed, was the father Of
the Pitzel children. He asserts that the
last time he saw the children was in
October Of last year in Toronto. whsre
be had left them in charge of Minnie
Williams, the girl he met in Chicago,
he asserts he also believed the Williams
girl had tal.eu them to Europe. He also
insists that he knows nothing Of tbs
boy and that he had nothing to do with
the death Of Pilzsl. Superintendent Of
Police Linden declares that there is no
possibility of convicting Holmes Of the
murder of the man found in the Callow
Hill street house. but says the authOri.
ties will not oppose extradition to
Canada
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ReEuses 70 ~ For sundaE Vol.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-SecretaFy
Hoke Smith declined to approve a re-
quest for pay foF work done on Sunday
by government employees. Three exam
liners who were busted in she Helena.
Ment, land Office on Sunday, asked
that they be allowed their regular per
diem allowance for the same. but the
secretary holds that Sunday IS not a
Gay for labor and that he is not author.
lied to pay for work dons on that day.
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show no redemptioRs of United States
notes in gold. All thsss reports, how
ever. DO not cover the same days opera
tions. The redemptions during the last
few months have averaged about ST.
100000 a month. The fact has no par.
ticular significance, but the treasury
officials call attention to it as a very un.
usual circumstance.
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more Spurious BONDS Turning Up

DAYTON, o., July lahore spurious
bonds are daily turning up as the cred
itors of q. T. Lewis are heard from, but
they are all in the same line. Forged
bonds were used as collateral only, and
those Lewis sold were genuine, so far
as known. It is not believed that less
than 100000 of the forged bonds were
hYDOthecated.
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Report on Yelloyz Fevsr.

WASHINGTON, July I7.-Advices TO
the surgeon general Of the Murine hos
pital service are 10 the effect that there
were 20 new cases OF yellow fever In
Havana during tbs week ending July
il and eight deaths. This is 4 slight in
crease. For the week ending July 5
there were 70 deaths from yellow fever
Ia Santiago, and Tor the week ending
July 4 nine deaths from this disease az
Vera Cruz, Mexico.
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RESULT OF THE TORNADO.
Details of the Damage In Cherry Hill
Relief Fund Started,

Details of the Damage In Cherry Hill.
Relief Fund Started.
CHERRY HILL, N. j., July l5.-Three
dead and about six seriously injured is
the result Of Saturdays tornado, not in
Guiding the homeless condition of about
10 families. The dead, as reported, are
Conrad Friedman, the hotel keeper;
Antoine ~, one of August Mund's
laborers, and William Ahern's 8-months.
old baby. Six physicians were taken TO
the Hackensack hospital, but two have
since been discharged. Edgar Chin
mock, whose skull was fractured while
he was attempting to save his brothers
horse. is still in a critical condition.
The Cherry Hill relief fund was
formed at Hackensack Sunday. Cigar
boxes were displayed on all the prOmi-
nent tboroughfares and collections were
taken at Cherry Hill all the afternoon
from the mass of visitors. About 81, 600
was collected. Upwards Of $4,000 per-
sons visited the scene Of destruction,
some driving from New York, Jersey
City, Long Island and Nyack.
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10 Prevents fanufaoturo. of Whislsy

LOUISVILLE, July 17.-At a meeting
of the board Of managers Of the Ken,
lucky Distillers' association it was
agreed in the present condition of the
whisky market to exert every effort to
prevent the manufacture of any whisky
in Kentucky from July l, 1895, to July
1903
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LAsT "a FoR ENpEAVoRERs.
Great Crowds Show No Abatement Of In
terest In the Meetings.

Great Crowds Show No Abatement Of In
terest In the Meetings.
BOSTON, July 16.-Monday night the
14th international Christian EndeavOr
convention came to an end. During its
continuance more than 500 meetings
have been held. Approximately $4,000
men and women have come from all
corners of the North American cOnti-
nent as delegates. Others have come
from strange and distant lands and the
most powerful nations have been repre-
sented at this vast gathering. While
several thousand delegates have re-
turned to their homes, the greater part
of the multitude will remain sight-see.
ing until the end of the week Mr..
Walsh of the hotel committee reported
that the total registration of delegates
present at this convention was 56,:S5,
Three great meetings were held at
night. Conservation, Striving to Get
Nearer the Master" was the subject of
all of them. The conservation services
were led by President Clark in Me.
chanics' hall, by Secretary Baer at
Williston and by Rev. Nehemiah BoyH-
ton, ID, at EndeavOr. These leaders
also presided at the respective meetings.
The sermons were by Rev. W. H.
Wharton of Baltimore in Mechanics
building, Rev. Sam H. Virgin, ID,
of New York III Williston, and Rev.
Potts, DID. of Toronto at Endeavor.
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- Omaha Ii.a So.

SOUTH, OMAHA. July 16.-CAFFLE Receipts,
$40 head; 1870 to $50 lbs, s475g5a5; 100 to
1870 lbs.s s. 2594s1; 600 to ilg9 lbs, s8519115;
choice cows. ks.50as 80; common COWS, si25G
IA; good feeders 54-a.5Ji common feeders
s.. Sos. Il; market steady TO ice lower
HOGS Receipts. $3.50 head Light, S465gts5;
mixed, sk9e9l90; heavy. s475g4s5; light
steady, heavy I9c lower
SHEEP- Receipts, 100 head: Rsuttvas, s. =
Gao; lambs. 5000 20: market stronger.
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QUINCY, July To-day was another
record breaker. The thermometer reg.
istered 100 in the shade, Wesley Col
lius of Durham, Mo, became crazed
with heat while working in the sun and
killed himself.
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H0RR-HARVEY DEBATE.
harvey and HOFr Start on Their Eight-Dsy
Talk.

Harvey and HOFr Start on Their Eight-Dsy
Talk.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Horr-HarVey
debate opened at the Illinois club at Z
o'clcck Tuesday afternoon and cOntin-
ued until 5 O'Clock. The debate will last,is
is expected, through eight afternoons.
One chapter of Coins. Financial
School" will form the basis Of each ar
gument. A shorthand report Of each
session viii be given daily to the press.
The disputants viii take the affirmative
and negative at pleasure, and neither
viii talk longer than 10 minutes at
time. The first two hours and a half
will be given to argument. The last 80
minutes Of each session will be devoted
to answering such questions as may be
proposed by persons III the audience,
three questions being the limit for one
person. In the general debate but
three minutes time will be allowed for
a response to a question.
The session was opened By Mr.. Horr
with a statement of his position. He
was followed by Mr. Harvey with his
statement, and then the battle was on.
Two referees and two judges were Sc
lected. Lyman J. Gage viii act as
referee for Mr.. Horn and Judge W. A.
Vincent as judge. 81. S. Taylor will
aat oS ,,afornc for Mr. HarUav and
Miller as judge. The judges will en-
force the rules of debate.
The debate has been arranged to
Oford an opportunity for a thorough
discussion Of the alleged truths and fail
Iacies in the book known as COINS
Financial School"
The contestants discussed at length
the definition of money.
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Kansas Crop Report.

TOPEKA, July 1.-THE cool, damp
weather in tho eastern division has been
very beneficial to all crops except in She
south, where it was too wet sprouting
grain in shock, aud in Nemaha, where
it is too dry. Corn is magnificent, is
generally in silk, except late planted.
Meadows and pastures are fine, fruit
and stock water abundant.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-07-19
go . Passenger TraIn.

TOPEKA, July l7.-The heat caused
two rails on the AtchisOn, Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad, two miles west Of
Emporia, to spring about two feet out
of line. The pressure was so great that
the spikes were torn out and the bend
ing Of the rails caused such a loud re.
port that the attention OF some track.
men near by was attracted and q pas
seDger train then about due was tagged
Just in time to save IT, twas moving at
the rate of as miles an hour and could
not have been stopped in time if the
tracklnen had not been on the alert. A
delay of an hour was caused. Trains ia
and No. Al eastbOund met with @ SINH
lar DELAY in Usage county.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-07-19
SETTLERS AND INDIANS FIGHT.
Occurred In Fremont County. Wyoming,
Over the Slaughter of Game.

UFeT Lle SiaugnTer on lf0mo,
CHEYENNE, Wy, July I3.-United
States Marshal McDermott is in receipt
of telegram from Fort Washable to
the effect that a fight has occurred be-
tween the settlers Of the Jackson Hole
country and the Bannock Indians in
the northern part of Fremont county
and that one Indian has been killed and
10 taken prisoners. The fight was the
outcome Of an attempt on the part Of
the constable aud posse to arrest the
Indians for the unlawful killing Of
game and the constable was held up at
the point of their guns. After the con-
stable lad sent for reinforcements the
citizens took the matter up. which re-
suited in fight with the above results.
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Congrcss b AmerIcanlats

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Tmough
President Barand Of the organizing
committee the United States has been
formally inyiiel to participate in the
proceedings Of the nth congress Of
Americanists held in the City OF Mex.
leo from Oct. 8 to 90.
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Fatal Results Of a Family Quarrel

KANSAS CITY, July 17.-In a fit of
drunken rage George Mcnamara fatal
" stabbed his wife and seriously
wounded his mother-in-law, Mrs. S. E.
Mayfeld. The difficulty originated
with family quarrel.
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Judge TAFT confirms the Sale.

CINCINNATI, July 17.-Judge Taft
overraled the motion to set aside the
sale of Toledo, Ann ArbOr and Michi-
gan railway to R. c. Martin for s., 627,-
600. The sale was confirmed.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-07-19
strike Settled i,v Concession.

UTICA, July 1.-THE strike Of the
Globe WOODEN mills employees, which
has been IN progress for the past IS
weeks, has been settled by concessions
on both sides. Twelve hundred people
have returned 80 work.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-07-19
oRoPs ARE sIMPLY ENORMOUS.
Manager DOddridge Says He Has Never
known Prospects to Be BETTER.

Known Prospects to Be Better.
KANSAS CITY, July l6.-The Gould
party, accompanied by General Manager
Doddridge of the Missouri Pacific, who
have just trayersed the lines of that
system throughout the west, are in
Kansas City Speaking of the con-
dition of the crops, n. r. Doddridge
said: II have had an intimate &C.
quaintance with the southwestern
country for many years and I have
never known such crop prospects. We
crossed the country as far west as Dem
yer, and then have run up and down
three or four lines from the Union Pa
Cific south to the Indian Territory aud
the prospects for crops are simply
enormous, especially corn. What sur.
prised me most was the advanced con-
ditiOn Of the corn crop throughout the
section named It is in taSsel and ears
are so well advanced that the hot winds
cannot affect them unless they come in
side of two weeks and with terrific
force, and it is not only so with corn,
but every crop except wheat, which is
short.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-07-19
Hareourt VIII Run AgaIn.

LONDON, July l7.-The result Of the
general elections is as follows: Con-
servatives 300, Unionisss 81. total 25i.
Liberal A. Palnellites 4. MoCaTthyibss
i2, Labor y, total %. The net Unionist
gains are 20 seats. Sir William Vernon
HareOurt. the Liberal leader who was
recently defeated by hr. C. Drawge,
Conservative. at the election held for
members Of parliament to represent the
two seats Of Derby, has accepted the
offer Of Mr.. B. n. Warrington, 9. c.,
who was nominated TO stand for cleo
tion in West Monmouthshire, to retire
IN his favor There was to be no Oppe-
sitiop TO the candidacy of AIr. Warm
ington and Sir William Vernon HaE.
cOart vii b nominated in his place.
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sold Withdrawn For shIpmept.

New YORK, July 17.-An amount Of
gold, estimated at from $50, 900 to $780,
GOO, has been withdrawn from the sub,
treasury, supposedly for shipment on
the steamship St. Louis.
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Cumbsrlsnd CAP Has CaYsd In.

MIDDLEsBORO. KY, July 1.-THE
Cumberland Gap tunnel has again
caved in and all traffic east from this
point is suspended.
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Cannnt Finht I'm Tsrns.

AUSTIN, July 13-Attorney General
Crane in an opinion which will be sent
to County Attorney Gillespie at Dallas
tonight or Monday, will hold the Cor
bett-Fitzsimmons fight Illegal and that
the law must be enforced until declared
void or imperative by the supreme court.
Markets REPORTED az WIRE.
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Investigatlns Insane Patiently Death.

IWV--VIa --1--E 9''------ -F'--'-'
Topeka, July n. Information comes
from Hayes City that the cOrouer's in.
quiry into the death of Gust MaHer, who
died in the asylum for the insane ut
Topeka a few days ago, is in progress
there and there is no doubt that death
was caused by violence and not by apo
plexy, as had been certified to the wild.
ow by DR.. Eastman, superintendent Of
the institution. Evidence thus far nd.
duced is damaging to the asylum su'
thOrities.
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TEACHERS ELECT NEW OFFICERS.
The National Educational Association Gets
Down to business.

BOWL 10 BuhluGSSs
DENVER, July I2.-At the forenoon
session of the convention Of the National
Educational association, the nominating
committee reported and the following
officers were unanimously elected: Pres
ident, Newton C. DOugherty, Peoria;
first vice president, Nicholas Murray
Butler, New York City; second vice
president, Mrs. A j., Peavey, Denver;
third vice president, W. H. Bartholo-
new, Louisville; fourth vice president,
L. c. Schaeffer, Harrisburg, Pa; fifth
vice president, W. n. Sheats, ITALIA.
hasse, Fla; sixth vice president, Henry
Sabin, Des MOines; seventh vice presi-
dent, E. E. McElroy, Portland, Or. 5
eighth vice president, G. G. Pearce, Be-
atrice, Neb. ninth vice president, Henry
R. Pettingill, Lansing, Mich; tenth
vice president, D. h. Halsey. Oshkosh,
Wis; eleventh vice president. 7. B.
Lewis, Ogden, Utah; twelfth vice presi-
dent, Estelle Reel, Cheyenne, Wy; sec
rotary, Irwin Shepard, Winona, Iinn. /;
treasurer, I. G. Mcneil, Kansas City,
No; directors, Colorado. ]. b. Van
Sickle; Iowa, T B. Copper, Des Moinesi
Kansas, John Mcdonald, Topeka; Ne
braska, w. q. Skinner, Nebraska City;
North Dakota, L. B. Avery, Mayvillei
South Dakota, George Smith Vermil-
lion; Wyoming, A. L Putnam, New.
castle.
The general subject Of the papers for
the morning session was "The Duty and
Opportunity Of the Schools In PrOmOt-
ing Patriotism and Good Citizenship. :"
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Feat Accomplished l1y an American.

BERNE, Switzerland, July 17.-An
American named Sermatt Parke has &C
complished the ascent of the Matter
horn, over "A, 200 feet above the level Of
bhe sea.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-07-19
Rev. Brooks Dies at Sea.

New YORK, July 17.-Rey Arthur
Brooks died on board the steamer Fulda
on her passage from southampton to
this city. He was brother of the late
Philip Brooks and pastor of the Church
of the Incarnation of this city.
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Took Ten Doses Of Medicine and MED.

WICHITA, July l6,-DanRy Smith.
9-year-old boy, whose parents live at
Clearwater, died after taking 10 doses Of
medicine at ono time. The boys father
TO induce him to swallow che medicine
had offered him a penny for every dose
ne took. The boy started in to win .
dime.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-07-19
CHICAGO ALDERMEN INDICTED.
Grand Jury Returns True Bills Against
FinkIer and Martin.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE special grand
jury, which has been investigating the
city council scandal, was discharged to-
day after returning but two indiot-
ments. Aldermen Finkler and Martin
were indicted for attempting to secure
brides to prevent the passage Of pure
ice ordinance. The jury also recon-
mended that the law be changed so as
to admit Of Imprisonment for soliciting
brides, as the present statutes provides
for imprisonment only in cases inVolV-
ing the acceptance Of brides
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Fear an Epidemic Of SpIonstlc Fevsg.

WICHITA, Kan, July 15.-J. ], Brown,
a member of the Kansas stock sanitary
commission, has ordered the return Of a
shipment Of cattle sent TO Caldwell
from FL Reno, having found ticks apOn
them Of the sort that indicate spienetio
fever. The cattle wers brought from
the south side of the line established by
the commission. An epidemic Of splen-
etc fever is feared by the territory cat.
tlemen. and every possible effort viii be
made to forstall it.
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PETER OUT FOR A nav PARTY.
The Kansas Senator Gi-ss SIS Pillars on
Which NJ Cnnia Eie REHk.


Topeka. July Ex-senator PETER Is
out for a new party. Ia a letter Just
published he says; "a new party must
be formed, there is new work 70 be done
work that She others are not it to do
new party fresh from The people, a
party made Of men Of courage equal &c
their convictions. But it viii be built
on foundation deeper and broader
than free silver or 'bimetallism' Tor
these terms express nothing thstreaches
the core Of the troubles that ealfrOnt
Us. It's motto win b something like
this: Let the People Rule. It's plat.
form could properly be short. plain and
responsive TO the needs Of the times and
could safely 30 constructed on six pillars:
First-tet the people st work pay them
for what they do.
Second-Away wits landioz1ism
Third-Out with the transportation ncs
nopoly.
Touchdown with the Eloaey peHs9
Fifgh-Up wish the people.
Sixtb-LoHs i've she Republic.
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Professor Youne -.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 17.-Frofessor
Stephen J. Young Of BOwdoin college
died at Brunswick Of apOplexy.
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water sabsidisg a salina.

SALINA, Kan, July l2.-The Smoky
Hill river reached its hie hest point at 10
o'clock last night and Lad fallen three
inches By neon today. A large portion
Of the city is still flooded and hundreds
Of people cannot reach their homes,
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stambulof's Condition Is Critical.

SOFIA, July 1.-THE condition Of Il
Stambnlof IS such IS to give slight
hopes that he may recover from his
wounds
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NAY LEAD TO TROUBLE.
Serious Charge Brought Against Llqu
Crusaders BY Kansas JOintlsts.

Serious Charge Brought Against Llqu0F
Crusaders BY Kansas JOintists.
EMPORIA, July 16.-For several weeks
detectives have been at work securing
evidence against the men who lynched
George Rose at Cottonwood Falls in
May, 1894. There are Is warrants in
the hands Of the sheriff for prominent
people in Cottonwood Falls and Strong
City, ami arrests will probably be made
this afternoon. The trouble grew out
of the recent closing Of Strong City
joints. and it is said that the liquor
crusaders are the men for whom the
warrants are ont, and that the joiBtists
and their friends are behind the work
Of the detectives. Much excitement pre-
walls in both towns. and the best people
in Chase county fear serious trOuble be-
fore the quarrel Is settled.
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Editor hudson sucd For Libel.

ATCHIsON, Kan, July ia second
suit has been filed against j K. Hud-
son, editor of the Topeka Capital, charg.
ing him with hbeling Judge John Eos.
ter of the United States district court.
The information is sworn to by J. K.
Fisher Of AtchiSOn, who was foreman
of the grand jury, which Hudson
charged with having been influenced
by Foster. This suit is similar to the
one recently filed at Topeka. Hudson
reiterated the charges on June 10, and
they are included in the Atchison infor.
nation.
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nied 40 sI1ty-EIght Do FastIngs

Died Alter sIXty-Elsht DnyE FnstIhEss
Topeka, July l5.-A. n. Kennedy Of
Delavan, Morris county, has just died
after a fast of GS days, His case at.
tracted the attention of the medical pro-
fession all over the state and was dis.
oussed at the last meeting Of the society
in Topeka Kennedy was approaching
his 72nd birthday, but until his last
sickness overlook him was remarkably
vigorous man. he was taken i'll sew.
eral months ago, his malady battling the
skill Of physicians. Then he became
paraiyzed, and from that day until his
death he took no food, 81 days in all.
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tIadsl,ai Trsssur1l circumstance.

WAsaNaToE. July l7.-For the first
true during recsnt years the mail re-
ports received at tbs treasury today
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KANSAS STATE NEWS.

Labor Commissioner Bird Charged with
OEicisI sgiseOnduSt-A a-YeeF Old Eoy
suicides nc Wishita,
TOPEKA. July l2.-Att0gnsy General
Lava has brought proceedings against
Labor Commissioner Bird Tor miscon-
Snck IN nFi,a