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AROUND THE WORLD.

London. MAY i4.-It Is learned that the propo-
sition 10 extend for two and a half years the
cen raj Pacinc frst mortgage bonds. which
mature In July. is9i. viii be advertised In Lon
don and New York tomorrow.
Columbus. Ohio. May lL-IE Is reDorted here
that before this year expires Congressman
Gu hwalte Is TO b. made secretary OF war
Ougwaite Is en- route TO Europe. to return
Julyi.
Berlin. May i4.-The National 1eltung says
Emperor william has accepted the resignation
OF Freherr Wonder Goltz. as eommander-ln-
chief OF the German navy. Admiral Won Knorr
sue eeds him
Washington. May if.-To-day's statement OF
the condition OF the treasury shows; Available
cash balance. sisl. .7si. .ssi; gold reserve. sss.-
20, 800.
Pueblo, Col. May 1f.-B. Haywood OF Denver
won tn Colorado state indiv dual champ on
ship with the shotgun AZ target p geons to-day
al the annual state tournament. shooting az SO
birds. HIS score was Al
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WATCH HIM.
senator Warren Il Said to BE Doubtful
ON Silver.

ON Silver.
Denver. COL. May H.-A special to the
News from Cheyenne, Wyo., says: The
Wyoming delegation to the great western
silver convention meeting at Salt Lake
tomorrow 10 to be one short, United
States Senator Warren, at the last mo-
ment, refusing to attend the convention
on the plea Of important private business,
and thus avoiding putting himself on
record In favor of tho white money Of the
masses. Wyoming has lately been pub
licly pronounced an overwhelming silver
state over no less q signature than that
OF her republican governor, and her peo-
pie will jealously watch the actions and
listen closely for the utterances of her
other two delegates to the Salt Lake con-
yentiou.
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THEY ARE ALARMED
Inhabitants Of Arizona Fear Indian
Ravages.
THE REDS ARE STARVING
Around Fort Bowie Distress Has
Caused the Aborigines
to Go on the
Rampage.

Wilcox. Ariz.. May 14.--A courier has
brought information that IL armed In
dians lave been seen prowling around
the hills In the vicinity OF Buckhorn
Basin, where the mines are being
worked. The miners at once left their
claims after being notified. and have
congregated together for the protec-
tion to themselves and the few scat
tered families.
This morning responsible reports
were received from Graham county
stating that a band OF Is heavily
armed Indians were seen last evening
at sundown. seven miles south OF Cliff
ton. rounding up the horses of citizens.
Much alarm Is felt.
The citizens are feeling very wrought
up and insecure. The Indians are re-
ported to be In distress from insufficient
rations and trouble 10 predicted, with no
adequate military protection. The aban-
donment of Fort Bowie leaves the whole
southern country open to ravages, and IL
would not surprise those who keep watch
OF the Indians to see the present troubles
from miscellaneous small bands now of
the reserqation, bent on rapine and MUIR
der, end in general outbreak.
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SHE RUBS TIN TO US
England Is Bossing Affairs in Bering
Sea Regions.
UNCLE SAM FEELS VERY BAD
Meantime the British Seal Thieves
Are Swiping Every Animal
~ That Is Worth Taking In
tM the North Seas.

Washington, May H.-An ugly crisis
has been reached in the negotiations
between the United States and Great
Britain looking to the adoption Of
uniform regulations for the govern
ment OF the seal fisheries this season.
The British government positively re-
FUSED to re-enact the regulations of last
year which prohibited the carrying of
nre arms by sealing vessels through
the zone north OF the 25th parallel dur
ing the closed season.
The United States officials look upon
this as disastrous to the seal fisheries,
holding that the result will be to re-
neve the pelagic sealers of the only re-
striction which has operated to pre-
vent an unlimited slaughter of the
herds. While killing by fire arms re-
mains illegal. IL is realized 1t will be
impossible to enforce this prohibition
IL arms can be freely carried. for the
sealers would kill secretly unless they
should happen to be under the very eve
OF revenue cutter.
Meanwhile the United States cutters
have gone out under the old instruc-
lions 10 seize all vessels carrying arms
not under seal. These must be modi-
NED speedily or else there may be an
other big claim for damages on account
of illegal seizures. filed by the British
government.
The attitude of the latter is viewed
with much dissatisfaction at the state
department.. which is regarded as an
evidence Of the unwarrantable conces-
sion to the Canadian pelagic sealers.
IL would not be surprising IL this
course is persisted in IL II resulted in
declaration by the United States of
the abrOQaffon af the fraafu
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TWO TICKETS.
PhIlIpsburg Has Lot Of Men who Are
Up for once.

Phiiipsburg Has o Lot of Men who Are
Up for once.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
Philipsburg. May IA citizens
meeting was called at the court house
tonight by somebody or other for the
purpose OF selecting a municipal ticket
to be voted for Saturday. The meeting
was called to order and Mark II. Bry-
an was elected chairman.
Without any preliminary talk N. B.
Ringeling was nominated for mayor by
acclamation. Herman Kaiser, alder
man for the First ward; w. T. Alle-
son. alderman for the Second, and +.
c. Pringy for the Third. The meeting
then adjourned.
Those present and taking part in
the proceeding had no opposition, and
IL being generally understood to be
the A. =. A. ticket straight, and there
fore only and alone entitled to the suf-
frages OF the people of Philipsburg.
Some intreped citizens, however, who
occasionally like to carry United
States flag and claim the rieht to
hurrah for this great and glorious
Union met Immediately after and NOM
mated an Independent citizens ticket
as follows:
For mayor, c. +. Richards: for aid
erman First ward. Conrad Wipf; Sec
ond ward. Charles A. Boyd; Third
ward, Fred Beley. All of these gentle
men were also nominated without OPP
position. and an effort will be made TO
elect them.
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CINCHED.
Bad Men Who'll Suffer for the wrong
They've Done.


They've Done.
Special Dispatch TO ths SEantarI
Glendive. Mont, May 14-The dis
trict court adjourned to-day after an
e.ght-day session. In more ways than
enc 1t was the most important OF any
former term held in Dawson county.
Alonzo Freeman. who was found guilty
OF murder in the second degree last
Thursday. was sentenced to 25 years in
the penitentiary by Judge Milburn.
The case of William Bailey, who was
arraigned for the murder OF John s.
BARLEY. which began last Thursday.
was given to the jury last evening at
10 o'clock. and the jury returned it's
verdict at o'clock this morning. The
verdict was murder in the first degree.
He was arraigned before Judge Mil
burn at o'clock, and sentenced to
hang by the neck until dead. on Tues
day, July 2.
Bailey took the sentence in his usual
calm way; nothing produced at the
coroner's inquest, the preliminary ex-
animation or the jury trial seemed TO
have any noticeable effect on him. The
verdict of the jury was unexpected by
all who had attended the trial.
The bids for the construction of the
first draw bridge to span the Yellow
stone river will be received until noon
tomorrow. the 18th There are a doz-
en- contractors here now with plans TO
submit. The county has bonded for
$500 to construct the bridge. and in
side of six months Dawson county's
seat will have a handsome and sub
stantial steel bridge which will be free
of toll
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convened at Chambers hall in this city
this afternoon At o'clock with 200 dele
gates in attendance, representing every
state in the union. This forenoon the
delegates, together with the visiting MEM
bers OF the Uniformed Rank. proceeded to
to 81. Phiiomas cathedral, where pontifical
high mass was celebrated by Archbishop
Gross of Ogden. The Catholic Knights
were in convention tonight, discussing
routine business. President Shinelias was
asked what the chief questions before the
convention would be. He admitted that
the movement for the consolidation of
the Catholic Knights aud the Young
Men Institute would be one OF them, but
hazarded no conjecture as to what would
be the outcome.
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clubs called the convention to order and
delivered an address. The resolutions,
a. written, contained this clause:
I'VE cordially endorse the declaration
made by the republican league held at
Denver last year, This was erased. how
ever. and the following substituted: ave
demand the immediate demonetization of
silver at the ratio Of Is to with gold"
The resolution reflects severely upon the
administration for its action in the recent
british-Nicaraguan controversy. The fol-
lowing delegates to the Cleveland couven-
ton were. elected: David Keith, G. c.
Goodwin, C. Z. Alien, G. w. Van Horn.
Thomas Kearns, A. G. Bishop. Isaac
Trumbo. c. e. Luce. ii. NJ. Cushing and
T. r. Cutler.
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AWFUL.
The Terrible Work of the Turk In Far on
'ft Armenia.

The Terrible Work of the Turk In Far on
W Armenia.
Constantinople, May 14.-The COM
mission which has been investigating
the atrocities In Armenia traversed de-
vastated villages and arrived at Jel-
lygoosan (also written Ghellyguzan)
where 100 houses were found burned.
The people were sheltered In misera-
bic hute, and ample proof was found of
1he I66ssacre of Armenians. The bodies
were thrown into a pit, where the
Turks endeavored to conceal their
crime by pouring barrels of petroleum
on the bodies and setting fire to the
oil. The flames, however, failed to
consume the mass and the stream was
damned and diverted from its course
in order to wash away the half-burned
bodies. But even this failed to obliter-
ate the terrible evidence against the
Turks. and the local authorities were
compelled TO remove the remains piece
meal Villagers had removed the bulk
of the bodies and inferred them in con-
secrated ground before the arrival of
the commission at Jellygoosan. The
commission has returned to Moosh.
The delegates of the powers left
Moosh April 5. The Turkish delegates
at first declined to accompany them,
but then changed their minds. They
found the villages of Shenik and Ger
mol in ruins. standing in the midst of
devastated fields. They passed other
villages where many houses were
burned. At Jellygoosan the commits
sioners caused two pits instead OF one,
as originally reported. to be opened.
and found in them remains of skulls
and bones with hair and clothing still
adhering. In still another pit. In a re-
vine near Jellygoosan, were found de-
capitated trunks and other remains.
But few bodies. however. were found.
The villagers told the delegates they
had removed the bodies from this pit
The exhalations from the pits were so
frightful the delegates experienced
great trouble In prevailing on the la
borers to finish their horrible task.
AS a result of the Investigation and
reports OF delegates the powers have
submitted notes TO the Turkish govern
ment impressing upon the porte the ne
cessity of promptly inaugurating a
scheme for Armenian reforms, which
should include the appointment of
Christian officials IN Armenia. the pow
ers to have the right to veto appoint
ments OF governors. The notes of the
delegates do not base their suggestions
on the Assoun outrages. but on the
general unsatisfactory condition of Ar
menia.
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SPORT FIT FOR KINGS.
This Is the Day for the Brooklyn
Handicap.

Handicap.
New York. Nav IA Tomorrow Gravesend
will witness sport nc for kings The Expecta-
ton stakes with its possibilities. and the Brook
lyn handicap, with its promises. VIII be run
and the card has on II many other good things.
But. while the interest has been so strong. II
has not been as loudly proclaimed as In PRIV
ious years. With the iirst fall OF the flag new
system OF racing viii be inaugurated. In it
there is a promise OF that honesty and fairness
which alone viii bring. with a whipping finish,
a resignation TO the fact that the best horse
has won.
Out OF the original % candidates for the
Brooklyn handicap but " rem lin and the
chances are that at least two OF these will not
90 TO the post. OILY - few OF he horses were
declared out IN February. among them being
old Banquet and Don. Aionzo. well up In the
weights who were sent across the ocean.
As ths odds now and. DIR. Rice and Ramapo
are almost up In the estimation OF those who
are looking for odds To-day's storm has sent.
Rey r. Santa Anita's stt k booming. for the
Western crack Is good In the mud. Sir Walter.
whose gameness Is unquessioued. has host OF
supporters. while the others are more or less
fancled by those who have "lnside informa-
tion." Counter Tenor and Declare are consid-
cred as the two extreme doubtful entries, the
chances are always strong against s-year-old
and Declare having showed poor speed In the
trials
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THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
Terrible Accident ON the sc. Louis . Ham
nfbai Road.

nibai Road.
St Louis, May IA special from
Slick, Mo-. to the Post Dispatch says:
At a. m. a south-bound passenger
train on the ST. Louis & Hannibal rail-
way was derailed by a broken rail two
miles from here, and thrown down a
20-foot embankment. The entire track
for a distance of 100 feet was torn up.
some rails being thrown Off the right of
way. Very few passengers and the
train crew escaped injury.
G. Meyer of st. Louis was instantly
killed, and the following injured: En-
gineer Eugene Sullivan, Hannibal. Mo-,
probably fatally injured; j. A. Jordan,
general manager. Hannibal, No.,
shoulders injured; Charles Yancy,
Clayton. Hannibal, head slightly cut;
5. w. Smiley, Hannibal. Mo-, slightly
injured; Mrs. Lizzie Crawford, Cyrne,
Mo-, head cut and injured internally;
Charles Van Hester, Keokuk, Iowa,
head injured; Andy Dick, baggagemas-
ter, head severely cut; c. p. Garwood,
St Louis. spine injured; ]. r. Smith,
Salem. Mo-. injured ribs and side: c.
III. Peters, st. Louis. slightly hurt; Ben
II. johnson. st. Louis. bruised; e. ".
Dierkhaust. st. Clements, Mo-. slightly
injured about the head: Gasoline
Dierkhaust. st. Clements, Mo-, arm
bruised; Joseph Dierkhaust. st. Glenn
ents, Mo, badly bruised; w. +. Og-
lesby, Clarksville, Mo-. chest injured:
]. Mirsnd, brakeman. back and arm
injured; c. A. Lewton, fireman, hips
injured; ]. H. Wright, vandalia, Ill,
slightly hurt: William Boyd, vandalia.
ILL.,, face cut; Jesse Jones, Frankfort,
Mo-, collar bone broken; @. w. Hurst,
customs house. st. Louis, slightly in
jured
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BERNARDO.
He Was the Choice Thing of the Day n
San Francisco Yesterday.

san Francisco. Nay IL - No. fayorite
showed In front to-day. but enough people had
money on outsiders 10 prevent the bookmakers
from getting all the money. Bernardo. az IS 10
1, was the choice thing OF the day.
Short six furongs. maidens-Fleetwood won,
Dolly VI. second. Edna NJ. third; time, f:i5.
Five and half furlongs. sci ing-Nelson won.
My sweetheart second. Tobey third; time. 90.
short six furlonys. sslling-Bernardo won. Gyp-
sette Geldlng second. Kathleen third; time,
1:i3A. six furlongs. seiling-Cl ,cquer won.
Nephew second. Inkerman third; time. i;i5.
won. Carmel second. Red Glen third; time.
:OsA
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At Churchill Downs.

Louisville. May ii.-The racing at Churchill
Downs this afternoon was only ordinary. There
was no stake on the card and all the events
were at short distances.
Five furiongs-Galon Dor won. Horace Argo
second. Royal Spirit third; time. i:03A. Five
flrlongs-Rey Del Carredas won. Uncle Luxe
second. Merry Monarch third. time. i:0ix.
-Four furlongs-sidkel won. Oth X second, Sir
Archer third: time. 30. Six furlongs-Santa
Cruz won. Greenwich second. Crescent third;
time. l:i5h. -Four furlonxs-Maggie 5. won,
Helen Kelley second. Scat third; time, 50k.
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Detroit, Mich. May l4.-A boiler exploded on
the steamer Unique on lake st. CLAIR at 5; 30
O'Clock last evening. njae miles from Belle Isle.
George Robinson. ths engineer. who was sitting
on the port rail-. was thrown overheard and
drowned. Anthony Case. coal passer. was
killed outright; John Plant, fireman. was fright
fully burned. There was about 40 passengers
who rushed for life preservers but they quickly
became assured. The Unique lay on Lake
ST. Clair until O'Clock this morning wen =
tug took her In tow and reached Detroit with
her Al Z O'Clock
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ON THE LAKE.
Severe Storms DO Great Damage on Lake
Michigan.

Chicago, May 1.-THE storm which
swept Lake Michigan yesterday and
last night was the most disastrous
since the gale last May. in which many
lives were lost. At noon to-day the list
of known wrecks was as follows:
Cuickstep. wrecked off Racine: j. b.
Kitchen, wrecked at Middle Island;
Viking, driven aground with three con-
sorts at Sand Beach; steamer Unique,
wrecked at st. Clair. Three schooners
were wrecked off East Tawas. Mich.
The schooner Reindeer is reported
stranded at Black River. An unknown
schooner was wrecked of Racine. A
three-masted schooner was wrecked
near Milwaukee.
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san Francisco. May i4-yics President
Hogan OF the American Railway union IS visit
ing various California towns and is said 10 be
attempting 20 induce the railway conductors
and engineers 70 join the American Railway
union az the expense OF their organizations.
The American Railway union men clam that
his mission Is proving successful.
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WHICH?
The Republican Party Given q Fair OPP
tion on Existence.


tion on Existence.
Denver. May Following upon the lectures
Of ex-Congressman Bland In this city. the fol-
lowing editorial published In the Denver Times
(repablcan) tonight attracted considerable at
tention:
next national campaign In Colorado In his
short speech NJ the Bland silver meeting last
saturday night IL was not so much q specla
war cry 10 republicans. however. as a general
warning to the members OF all parties 10 rally
around the one flag under which there Is
hop. for the return Of national prosperity
When Senator Teller announced that he had
cast his last vote Tor any presidential candidate
who was opposed 10 silver. or nkewarm In It's
interests, he did IL with the knowledge that the
republican party Of Colorado stood as one man
at MS back.
"It Is free coinage or disruption for the
national republican party In is96. Which win
N choose?''
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IN TEXAS.
II IL Said the Corbett-Fitxsimmons Flight
VIII Come on.

San Antonio. Tex. May 14-It is said
a purse OF $4,000 for the Corbett-Fitz-
simmons fight has been subscribed
here. and the hackers of the two prin-
cipals have consented to give the prop
osition consideration 1t is proposed TO
pull the fight of in Neuvo Laredo, Is
miles south OF here. IL the offer is ac-
cepted
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TOM ORROW.
The Brooklyn Handicap Prospects Prom
ise a Great Race.

New York. May l4.-With rain to-day there Is
every prospect that the Brooklyn handicap will
be run of on a heavy track tomorrow. The
general opinion is that Dr. Rice will win. A
syndicate. at the head OF which Is G. w. Prim-
ros =. is Offering 500 10 $4,000 on DIR. Rice.
and VIII hardly be safe horse TO back should
the track be heavy tomorrow his chances will
be materially improved. Rublcon Is In the pink
OF condition.
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THE APACHE KID.
He Is Leading a Bad Band That Is In
Close Quarters.

Denver. Col. May H.-Colonel Ward,
acting commander OF the Department
Of Colorado. received dispatch late
this afternoon that the cavalry troops
sent out from Fort Bowie are close on
the trail OF the Indians who were re-
ported yesterday 70 have fired upon
miners near Fort Bayard. Arizona,
killing 6everal. and who have been
rounding up cattle and horses and
committing other depredations. The
Apache Kid Is said to be leader OF
the band OF renegades.
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RoAsTs FOR CLEVELAND.
Utah Has q Lot of Vigorous Young n.
publican Ducks.

Salt Lake, Nay A.-The territorial con-
vention OF the republican league Of clubs
met here for the purpose of choosing 10
delegates TO the national convention of
league clubs to be held at C.eve and on
June 10. Nineteen clubs were represented
President Chadwick of the local territorial
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HERBERT WANTS TO KNOW.
The Secretary Calls Admiral Meade "a
Time.

Washington. May 14.-Secretary Her
bert has written letter to Admiral
Meade. asking an explanation of the
admirals reported utterances In
newspaper interview. II is stated Of
ficially at the department that Ad-
miral Meade has replied. but his an
swer is not regarded as responsive or
satisfactory. Action win be taken by
the department.
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HE CAN'T LIVE.

Jack Smith, the Desperado, I'm q Bad
Way.
Cripple Creek, Colo. May 14.-Jack
Smith. leader of the Bull Hill miners
during the war last summer. who was
shot by Marshal Kelly at Altman last
night. is still alive. but he cannot live
long. His companion. George Papst.
says he was not shot by Kelly, but by
Deputy Sheriff Benton. Kelly says he
shot both men. Public sentiment in
camp favors the officers.
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BasehalI Ycsferdnx,

New York. May 1.-THE following bali games
scheduled for to-day were postponed: Cleve-
land Boston at Cleveland; Pittsburg- Phlladsl-
phia at PitIsburg.
AT Cincinnati 5. Baltimore. g
AT LoulsyiLe-4. Washington. G.
AT ST. Louis-6; Brooklyn,4.
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Holly. Mich. May H.-William II. smith. one
OF the leaders In the strike on the Grand Trunk
last summer. was arrested this morning
Greek July last.
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TWO DEAD AND TWO VERY ILL.
Sad Condition of . Family Near ths City
of Spokane.

of Spokane.
Special Dispatch to tine standard
Spokane. May 14-Four children of
Burris Nelson, q rancher living Is miles
from Spokane, gathered toadstools for
mushrooms Sunday. All ate of them.
Maggie, aged 6, died. Mary, aged 10. the
eldest, Is supposed to be dying. The
others are seriously i'll.
The city council to-day voted to issue
$3.50, 900 bonds to pay the outstanding war;
rants. and to complete the water works.
There is q possibility of q veto by the
mayor.
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MIN ERS.
The Western Federation In Annual ses-
sion.

Denver. May 14.-The convention OF
the Western Federation OF Metallifer-
Gus Miners spent the forenoon to-day
discussing the resolution providing for
a general organizer for the entire
West. instead OF an organizer for each
state. The indications are that II win
carry.
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san Francisco. May 1A-Peter Bulnet,. nrsf
governor OF California. Is believed to be dying
at his residence In tins city. He Is IS years Old
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RORY WON.

Races wni Resume just as Soon as Ar
r~nwements Can BE Made.
Chicago, May H.-Judge Gillett, at
Crown Point. Ind. to-day dissolved the
injunction against the Roby Breeders
Association. and the officials immedi-
ately announced that racing will be re-
sumed next Thursday.