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WHISKY rWUsr WINS.


NswYork Supreme CnnrS Decides In Favor
OF tho Reorganization Committee.
New YoRK, August l3-Justice
o'Brien, in supreme court chambers
thi, morning, handed down decision
denying the motion for an injunction to
refrain the reorganization committee Of
tho Distiling & Cattle Feeding Com.
pany, from purchasing or acquiring the
property OF the trust, which was adyer.
tsed to be sold tomorrow.
Tho motion for an injunction was
brought BY Frederick W. Annoss and
Georgo n. Pynchon, who represent
$4,000 In the trust They contondsi
that tho purchase by tho reorganization
committee woull pcrpotua.o tho trust
tina. had boon declared au illegal
monopoly by tho supreme cour. OF the
Etalc Of Illinois,
The decision ot Judge O'Brion, which
Ia in favor Of tho reorganization com.
mittce make, ii clear that those stock.
holders who DO not approve Of tho com.
mittoo's scheme have recourse in law
for auy injuries thor may receive.
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THE CAUSE OF IT,

Tho MyStOrY ut tho Collapse Sf'tho BROAD
way Building Discovered,
NIw YoRR, Ausuat l3.-Tho cause OF
tho collapse OF the Ireland building, in
which fifteen lives were Lost, came to
light to-day when the workm0n enGOg'
cd in clearing away tho dObri'
in tho cellar uncovered an old
fashioned we'll under the un'
der foundation, 1t was situated
directly under the central pillar Of tho
structure, the undermining OF which
prscipitAted the disaster, Tho vol was
only eighteen inches below concrete
on which the pillar rested. It was Of tho
old fashioned sort, six feet deep by
eight feet in diameter, lined with rough
stones, and there was no wRtOr in II.
The coroner and several building aX.
pertS examined the well, but would give
no opinion upon the matter. Ono Of
the building experta said, however, that
neither the contractor nor tho officers OF
tho building department could have
been unaware OF the fact that the well
was thOre, nor Of the fact that iis Iilling
was too soft.
A representative Of tho district attor'
nOy'S office will attend the inquest on
tho bodies and II any evidence OF Grim
inality Is discovered. tho case will be
laid before the grand jury.
Another badly mutiIated aud decom.
posed body was taGen from the ruins
to-day and was identified as Potter Ma.
reno, an Italian.
But ono moro man known 10 have
boen in tho building is missing and it ia
expected that his body will be found
here.
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The following notes OF doingI in tho
SistersviIle field are from the Daily OIL
Review, OF Sstersvlle:
South Pdnn Oil Co. No. 9 Mckay Is in
and making 225 barrels day in tho
Ksener sand.
ltis rumored in town to-day that tho
Bartlett & Co. well on the Jiuk Bowles
farm, near tho Dye.BroOk' well, is IN
aud is Aowing at tho rate Of Thousand
barrels day. The rumor is generally
believed to DO correct, and II SO 1t Is
quito an extension Of that field.
The big Deist we'll was week old
Sunday. since itcamo in over Gity new
wells have been located aud started
down between the Lohti and Deist wells.
Riga arc still going up and the work Is
prosecuted both day and night rolm'
aro hauling over material day and night
wlthou. any luternlssion. Tho same
can also bo said about the DyO.Rrooks
feti.
Tho Dyo.Brooss No. . Is reported as
flowing eighty.hyo barrels an hour. The
report from another source places tho
production an seventy barrels an hour;
bnt be that rs 1t may, II is tho largest
veil that liaI ever been drilled IN ihls
field or on tina Ohio sidO. In other
words, West Virginia IN Tyler county
has the record.brraking oil vol in the
Sislor,vtlle oil field. We't Virginia IL
all right aud so IL Tyler county.
Kennedy Bros. built six rigs last
week aud havo spvcn moro under way
iOr compIetl0n by SATURDAY nIghL.
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THE sIhVEn CONFERENCE.


Delegates Gathering In wu'hInGS NOt
n Large Atteudaucc.
WASHINGTON, b. O., August la-There
were q number of arrivals OF delegates
to tho silver conference on tho after.
noon aud late tonight trains and 1t is
expected by some Of tho more enthusi
astic advocates Of tho white metal that
upwards Of 100 will be on hand whom
the conference is called to order to.
morrow. Illinois and Missouri are vol
represented. Those from the former
state include Hon. II. w. Heurlchsen,
secretary Of state and chairman OF tho
Democratic state CommitIeei Hon.
George W. FithiAn, John A. Barnes
and George NJ. Leorone, members OF tho
legislature; cx-Chairman Nsaly, y. r.
futile, of Chicago, aud J. W. fontts,
secretary Of the railroad aud warehouse
commission.
Missouri Is represented by Hon,
Webb NJ. Ruby, OF Macon; Harry Hill,
Of st. LauiS; Joe Hickey and George
allen.
Others hero arc Representatives Cox
OF tennessee, aud Neill. OF Arkausasi !
Allen W. Clark, president OF the state
silver league OF Indiana. and 0lney
Newell. secretary OF the state Demo
cratic central committo OF Colorado.
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run GOLn liEsEWV u.
Evidence that tho Bond Syndicate Is
Keeping Faith,


Evidence that tho Bond syndicate Il
Keeping Faith.
WAsHSGroS, August IA telegram
was received at tho treasury depart.
ment from Assistant United States
Treasurer Jordan, at Now York, stating
that SoJOOOO In gold had been with.
drawn for export to Europe. This was
followed ia few miRutsa by another
stain. that tho Morgan syndicate had
deposited in gold in exchange for legal
tondcrs Sl,3l5OOO, which loSyoI tho
gold roscryo nt the close OF the days
business SOL, 303,l75. The syndicates
action is takon here as conclusive evi-
donce that it proposes to keep the re.
serve above tho SlOO,0O0,0OO point &C.
cording to tho spirit Of its contract with
tho government,
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ONO GIVIli CITIES

10 Hold u Convention nt Clnclnnnu-Aisn
u Niosung In tile Canal Interest.
CwcrSSArl o., Augn,t l}.--A moot,
Ing was heId in the chamber Of com.
mcrco to-day, at which arrangements
were perfected for convention hero in
October aul delegates will DO present
from nlI ciHos along tho Ohio river to
pcIlion Conprc1q Tor appropriations, for
fysr improvements at tho next session,
AZ another mesiiH2, SnPh Murray, pi
tho chamber NJ commerce, and Sunt
Shaw, Oi tho board NJ lthdn, reported
that tho iOnnag0 would be snilicUnl
lnr a phip canal from tho lakO5 to tho
Onio rlvrf anl nfrhngomonW wore
made iur tho canal convention hero
August ~.
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QUAY's FIGHT.

nO Believes An Attempt WIN 10 Made to
Doctpr tho Holl. Of thu Convention.
PrrsBURGu, Pa, Augu't lS.-sena'
tor Quay has practically called meet.
ing Of the Republican State Executive
Committee to make up the roll Of the
state convention. lie said tonight:
~ have reason to believe that demand
will be made upon Chairman Gilke,ou,
BY those whose demands he cannot dis-
regard, to doctor tho roll Of the state
convention in his interest. The state
committee i4 the authority to make up
tho roll, although L has always been
lott heretofore to tho state chairman.
"Tn the event that Mr.. Gilkoson does
not call the committee in pursuance Of
areuuest that made OF him to-day, l
trust that every member Of tho state
committee will bo in Harrisburg on
August 20 to take its business In It own
hnnlsh
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TILLNIAN,- POSITION.

The North Carolina senator VIII Bolt tho
Democracy II II sound Money Man Is
Nominated,
CoScoRD, n. c.. August Ex-senator
Tillman spoke to-day in front OF the
court houso to M audience OF 700 or
500. Tillman said ho was Democrat,
but i! tho presidential nominee was
not an unqnestionablu simon pure
silver man, ne and hid South Carolina
followers would 90 elsewhere. lie
spoke Of many OF tho Populist prin.
Cpes es crazy aud foolish notions. lie
made special plea for white metal
supremacy. EIo wanted the Populists
10 give up local 4trIo ior small Offices
and Join tho effort to got tho southern
Democrats aud Western Iiopubticans
united in tho fight for FREQ silver, In
this connection, he SAYS ho will not bc
satisfied with n presidential nominee
on this side OF tho Mississippi river.
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THE JAL.ANE,E CRISIS.
Suthing Known OF 1t nt the Legation
headquarters IN YAIhingipl.

Suthlng Known OF 1t ut the Legation
Heaaaaa,teF. In Washington.
WAsuISGroS, August 1S-No in
formation has boon received at the
Japanese legation in confirmation or do.
NAL Of the report that a cabinet crisis
exists in Japan, though the legation
would not necessarily be informed of
such an occurrence until tho formation
OF n now ministry.
Tie report OF dissolution was, how
over, surprise to the members OF the
legation, and has aroused great interest.
White accustomed to look upon Counts
Ito aud YamaIata as almost permanent
parts OF the Japanese government, they
admit that there has been dasatisfnC-
ion expressed among tho opposition
politicians concerning tho recession
from the terms Of tho original treaty,
and it is surmlsnd that any cabinet
changes will be duo to this criticism.
They think, however, that q change on
mis- account Is improbable, as in Japan
.he ministry is the creation OF the Om-
poror, aud ips continuance in OtlicO Is in
no wiso dOOondont upon popular Rp.
psoval, except so far as tho ministers
may personally be influenced by IL
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Mink IN THE ooooANUE
Ths Whole Inside Vt the HRnn0Ok Indian
Trouble Given Ina Few WOrdA-Tho In'
diam Nnl 20 nlnme.

Ihs Whole inside Ut the IRnHuok Indian
Trouble Given Ina Few WOrdS-ThS In'
dlans Sot TO Dlame.
WAsmSdTOS, D. O., August IA
report sent to the war department by
Captain ]. T, Van AudRls, Of the seV'
snth infantry, late acting agent at tho
Fort Hall Indian reservation, on tho sub
loGt Of tho trouble with tho BannoCk In-
dlans, has been forwarded to tho sscFs.
tary oIthe interior The report says in
part;
Iieing short ratIoned and far from
solI.supportlng, the Bsnnocks hunt for
the purpose OF obtaining Sustenance.
BY treaty they are granted this priv.
lege. 1t would sosm that the killing OF
these Indians under the circumstances
Is nothing more or loss than murder,
Further | believs that there Is no
WRnton slaughter Of game by th0m,
while II is u notorious fact that hun
dreds OF animals ara killed by white
mon for nothing moro than heads and
horns. There arc men In that country
who make it business to pilot hunt.
ing parties from the east and abroad
which not only slaughter elk, but cap
turo and ship them out Of the country.
Tho killtug OF game by Indians inter
Iores with their business"
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A rAMou, n.NI,INNr nNAn.


sonnrn Maria UuiE lie BuriOn nnd tho rig
D'nI Interrupted by DEATH.
CmcAGo, Augu,t l3.-'rho remains Of
Sonora Maria Ruiz do Burton, widow Of
tho laIo Rrgniicr General Horny s.
Burton, were ombaImod aud forwarded
to San Diog0, Cal, this afternoon, Tho
funeral will be at San Dioga,
Sonora do Burton iict OF gastric ioycr
yesterday at tho Sherman House. whore
'hO has been 0tnytng for tho last three
months. lior mission In Chicago was to
sn, hOr large lrnGis OF land In lower
California, known ~ tho "En1nln do
igla, saH!oA" EysFy day last mouth
'ho expected tho negotiations for tho
salO al tlln property which Ia gnid to bo
worth about Jlj,OJD,ODl would 10 con.
cudcd with n Now York firm. Tho
land may now bo sold by hor Bon.
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sTffd.ND jury
In tho Durnut Cnso-iinnlnE Very SLOW
prntFnNa.

In tho Durnut Cnso-linnlns Very SLOW
Progress"
sAw FnASusco, August l3.--ThO oh.
lection Of bulinoss mon to do jury duty
tn tho case Of Theodore Duraai, charged
with tho murder OF Blanche Lamont,
and tho alleged bias OF those who are
o.tcnsibly willing, has made tho work
Of securing jurors exceedingly difficult.
OF tweH!y yeHiFomOn examined NJ tho
first session Of court to-day no talOsmnn
wore accepted bccnu'e all declared
themselves disqualified,
Tho sworn jnrymnn now number
eight. lul!n Murphy Is anxious IN
hasten tho trial anl IL prDypntlng Nil
possible delay. IN rOiuaing to begin
cpn,cmpt proceedings agNinst yHriou,
local nOw1pnpur mon, hu has saved
probably wcok.
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Ex.CongroGmAn Pearson was in
lIollniro from WoodsnCll yc,tcrdny on
ttsinoss. JGige Pearson takes a great
interest in tho oil developments now
going on in his county, but like other
cnnadnrato men no Ia Of tho opinion
that the good fortune Of n icw citi1cns
Of that county hn' induced many to -
into tho business aud causcl suCh ilr.
iluoul vrluo to bc riycn tho lcascl uu
lands that It will luavo somo OF ihcm
worry much wor5o oil when tho cEcI,c.
mrnt nbatns Tho independent uprr.
alions In tho Monroe llold Ia what hna
brought II 40 much to the front, some
oi tho bo,t wells (hrrr having been put
down by nome people who are ronpiul
tho great benefit Of \ fortunate strike.
Dnl some Of tho dry holes were also put
down by private ontcrprso These arc
not much heard ol, however
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JGFFEns0N COUNTY FIELD.
on Operations Up tho R,vsr-rho Activity
Increasing.

on Operations Up thn IlVer-tho HcN''T
Increasing.
Tho Castnor Oil Company has been
incorporated with capital Of $1,000,
with Thomas Johnson, X NJ. CaStner
B. n. Lindud, Jared Dunbar aud Robert
Orr, OF Steubenvilc, incorporators.
This 10 the company owning the good
paying we'll drilled on tho Williamson
farm in Island Creek township.
The Gross Creek Oil Company began
drilling on tho Brady farm In Island
Creek township Yesterday
Tho Stark well west OF tho city, which
was q dH.tsF when drilled IN, will be
sunk to the fifth sand.
". ]. McCann and Pittsburgh opera
tors arc leasing land on Rush run,
Jefferson county. Several wells will BE-
sunk shortly. Tho farmers in that sec
tion nave the oil fever bad.
In Ross township there is not far.
mer who is not talking oil. From well
sunk on tho Hewitt farm in that town.
ship some years ago fully five hundred
barrels were sold and oil still flows from
1t. lho hole drilled on tho 7. l..
George farm, six hunircd yards from
the Hewitt, was duster. Another is
being drilled one milo and half away
on the r. II. George farm aud tho tools
were lost two days ago at depth Of $50
feet Tho frat well wns worked in a
peculiar way. Tho drill was cent be-.
low the second sand, then tho hole
tamped full back to that sand and the
we'll shot. Whom this produced no re.
suits tho tamping was continued bAcl; to
the first aud aud this sand then shot
with no results. The people have faith
in tho presence Of oil in that locality.
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SHANGHAI, August lS.-Mr Mansfield,
the acting British consul at Foo Chow;
Mr.. Allen, the British vice consul at
Padoga Island; Col, ], Courtney Hix:
son, the United States consul at Foo
Chow; MOssrs. Baniater at Gregory aud
ono Of the Iisutenants OF the United
States cruiser Detroit will start from Foo
Chow for Ku Chsng, the scene OF the re-
cent massacros OF Christian MISSIONS
rics, as soon as possible, in order TO
nuke a complete inquiry into the mat
ter. The consular party will be escorted
by detachment OF 100 Chinese braves,
the vIccroy having roiused to allow an
escort OF foreign soldiers or marines to
accompany them.
WAsulNGroS, D. G., August l3.-The
following cabIeGram, signed by the Chi
neaa foreign office, the'Isung Ii famen.
was received at tho Chinese legation
to-day:
40 Americans wore injured in tho
rccent riots, though several English
were. Five Of tho rioters have been
arrested"
This is tho fret official information
which has been received at the IegR.
,ion concerning tho recent riots, and
the fact that nothing WAS sent until In
formation OF the arrest Of some Of tho
rioters would be reported IA taken at
the legation to mean that tho Chinese
government is anxious 70 have the out
slds world understand that China is ex-
orting her utmost endeavora TO punish
those who participated in the assaults
upon the missionaries.
The oilicials Of the legation maintain
stronuously that tho Chineae govern.
ment will exhaust every effort to bring
tho guilty to justice. They controyers
ia strong terms the assertion that the
matter will be left to partial commits
lion. While admitting freely that pre-.
judice exiaIs among some Of the lower
classes OF the Chinese against foreign.
ers they contend that the wealthier aud
better educated do not Hhare this feel
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wM'rog. ". O., August 10, Every.
lhlngia quot hero to-day, .ihcto wn'
ur Indication last night IT It repetition
n Sunday nisntRriotG. A gnlling gun
with tour man n manage II arrived nj
muluigut Very irW nogrp0N wnrN on
tnn 9ltroli, Tue Jury In tho 'IullIo cN'o
returned yerlc! Of mnrlur In tliu
opnt tntop tni1 mom.rN tott'"i
ior lnr drinn'o niiOi Tor II new trDnl,
Judge Brown will lunr argument, on
lhia motion this afternoon, but no OnO
believes that " will DO gtnulol.
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nnIrIsn rANI.INMNNr.
speaker GuIleY Assumes Ills Fall onlcial
Attlro-SwchrlnG In Members.

speaker GuIlcr Assumes Ills Fall onlclal
AttlrO-swchrluG In Members.
LoEDoy, August l3.-ln tho house Of
commons to-day, tho speaker. Mr.. Will.
lam c. Gulley took the chair at noon in
semi.offictat attire. There was a poor
attendance oil members present. The
gentleman usher Of the Black Rod ap'
reared at tho bar Of the house Of cam
mons, coming from tho house OF lords AT
l2:lOp. m., aud summoned the members
to tho house OF lords, whGrO the royal
commission signihed hor malOsty's
confirmation OF the election OF Nr,
Gully Us speaker. Tho latter, on re.
turning to tho house OF commons, wont
to tho robing room aud afterwards took
tho chair in tho full robss OF his office
and formally announced that hOr mNios.
ty had confirmed his election.
The members then proceeded TO take
tho oath, tho speaker going through
that iormality frat Of all. lie was fol.
lowed by tho RI, Hon. A, ]. BRliour, the
1T. Hon. George ]. GoshGu, tho RI.
Hon. Sir Michael llicks.Beach and the
RI. Hon. Horny Fowler. Mr.. Balour
then signed tho roll, followed by the
Othors.
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PosroTEIoH THIEVES,
arrested by the Federal Authorities, are
In jail ut Huntington.

Arrested by the Federal Authorities, are
In Jail Rt Huntingdon.
Spttial Dtipatah 10 Gs Iaislligeaesr.
HUNTINGTON, August lS.-TWo Of the
slckest catches ever made by UnttOd
States officers uro now behind the bars
OF tho county Jail here, and were landed
by Deputies Boyd Ninson and Doc
Smith, They are youngsters In looks,
butarO evidently old hands at tpOsto flee
robbery, They are from tho northeast,
and the looting Of at least six posIolRcos
in this state ia credited to them. They
were arrested over in lAEowell county,
Virginia, and-RrO closely guarded, They
give thoIr names as Albert Fisher and
Oscar Dawson,
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A GIGlSrIr CONCERN


To Compr'r with thu Westinghouse. iinid.
win . rr,rlcAl Halfway Combine.
S.w NNr Angus. l3-.lho World
tomorrow will says
A now aud gigantic electric combine
Doc Iu.t Nnnn formed to fight the ncw
nwiIngU0lr IhlIvin combination
j uoulr tho Ycrblg railroad pooplc
Wl tao nimmtns 4 ilnI'kcNl Electric
lmp5rY Tho combination mohnq the
gt'.y tptp no ambfictn mtrkdt IT tho
N' i0misn electric aupply concjtn, IN
animation with the Wignor.Elkin4 avu'
l0ulpoi thu nlrost car linNi In Now
fufs, Philadelphia, PItmhnrgh aud
CHICAGO.
cmGt1 r. Ypfkol, tho holI Of the
new combine, is known ~ tho Chicago
cable king IlO la mnliifnlIliOnhir',
end associated In cable anl olou'rDc
H'tooN ro1ii In Chicago, PIIlNlolphll
Nni Now York win tho NniLnny
..Iu..r llouer traction hvnllic1ir III,
t.U ra. mrHnllv elected yioo prniton'
nI 'Nu siuunps x lln'kolI Goclrc Com.
wny IhlB company ID lhn lNfgc1t ami
most powerful olsGlrlO manufacturing
company In Europe.
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Tho congregation Of Hons German
tulhcrnn church, whose church N
bning elegantly romodclod has sold IT.,
old pipc orsau toa Pittsburgh church.
Htun'a church Is havinv u aplOndd new
rrgnn bur, At Springfield, MasB., at d
cost NJ uyrr S2.O0l. II Ia thu atm IN
havo the enlarged and rcmnlclcl
church rCnly i,t dedication by scptcm.
ber ~, whom Annmbct ol W'tting mln.
lslrtt will bN hOru to u4,tt In tho RNf.
yiccs. ihrrc will ho throc wryrrr' tn
German nn Sunday aud ono In English
Un Monday.
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Nw YonR, Augu9li3 Tho American
Ncw,pupor publl,Icri AHao citation haq
opened cofrO,ponloncO with newspaper
publishers throughout tho United
slata4 wan yiow 10 u national congen.
Ton nj now'ptpor publ hnt' Mt sDmc
conirHl cly 10 cOnillrt Grntiions nllort.
lng thu manufacture ui pint paper, III
consequences oI tho rHCIntly Orgtniapi
paper minuluclufnfl' trust
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many BN BL0ODSHED.
Omaha on the Verge of a Crisis in
the Police Affair.
.A. P. AS serve FORMAL NOTICE
That They VIII Attack the City
Hall This Morning
POSSIBLE CONFLICT DEPLOREG

Ry tho Police Commission, bat They
Indicate Their Intention to MaIn.
tain Their Legal RiEht-Tho City
building Under Guard aud Every
thing Prepared for an Assault by
tho BCllIgorRnt Forces-An Attempt
will bo Made by tho a, Il. a. at 10
O'Clock To-day
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CUBA'S FIGHT
por Frsodom from the Spanish
Yoke ia Progressive.
A Letter FROM GENERAL MACE0,
Hs Gives the Situation from tho
RavolutIonIsts' Standpoint
2lgIlRDS MUST GIVE UP SOON.

Tho Commander OF thN Insurgcnt
Army says tho Spanish Soldiers Arc
Panic Stricken aud that Every bat.
desc Far Has BsOn a Triumph for
tho Cause OF LIbsrIy--one Half
campos's Troops Disabled by Sick.
uoss-Tho Spanish CommRndOr'in'
Chief May Resign.
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MrmDA, iucNrNs, Aulust l3,--I'lvo
hundred IndiNn', belonging to anyagc
t.br1 on lho border u tho British
aDinW oi Belize, have appoitcd on
Mes tetH sgll. ail aT#nl wiiA Remington
flllrq aud with abundant ammunition,
purchased Irnm Btltisll counl'ta.
Cubnn' and Spnninrll hOtO nto hav.
INK daily lights In tho hOt1la aud gltouls
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THE GLASS COMBINE


In Indiana Considering Plans To strength.
on ItssIf..IIops to Unite With Eastern
Men.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 10. Twenty
Representatives OF glass manufacturers
Of Indiana mot hero to-day to consider
plans for strengthening aud making
permanent the Indiana combine, or
agency which was recently established
with headquarters at Muncio. Twelve
OF the thirty manufacturers IN the state
hnvo onterOd tho combine. Phillip
Matter, OF Anderson, has been made
president and IIeafy W. Herr, OF Alex.
nndria, secretary. President Matter
SAYS tho new movement has been II
success in hRrmonizing tho conditions
Of business aud in strengthening prices
It is announced that a movement OF
the same kind is on foot in tho east and
it is hoped by tho delegates that a
union of tho two associations will result
IN tho control Of the country'S entire
output. The delegates to the meeting
say that the Indiana factories will prob.
ably be started about the middle OF Sop
tOmber. A question Of wages 10 to be
settled before work bOginL