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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-22
NEWEST SHAPE LAST

/, Which will ct any foot, and
will warrant every pair to
give satisfaction, 2 . new
pair will replace them. Can
only be had ct our store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09
THE LAsr MY,rEI.Y


In Connection Wan tns omaha Murder
Clearal Up-HoW tbs Body was Taken to
thS HTsr.
OMAHA, NEn, July S.-The police to.
day discovered the manner In which
the body oil Joha seljaa was taken from
the room In which he was butchered
last week to the river.
The three murderera carried the body
through the town in a banana cart.
They we're seen by Thomas Kinney a
Union Pacific engineer. At 2:30 o'clock
last Wednesday morning his engine
was standing on the South Ihirteenth
street viaduct. He heard q noise in the
street below. lie glanced down. Three
mon were conveying q mysterious bur.
bon down Thirteenth street. 1t was tied
on a cart such as arc used by the fruit
venders, which had been previously
suggested as such vehicle as the
murderers would bs likely 10 hayo
used, since the boarding house OF
tho accused Is u great resort OF fruit
vendeJ. Two oil the men were walking
some distance ahead and looking
around rs though to give warning II
they shoald happen to come upon any
belated pedestrians, The third man
was pushing tho cart at as rapid pace
as possible. 1t was the contents Of the
cart that struck tho engineer as being
peculiar. 1t contained some object
wrapped in a heavy blanket, which
completely concealed it. Kenny was at
once struck with the resem blanCe which
the object boro to a human body. j
had the shape oil the body Of large
man. The object was too long for the
cart aud extended couple Of feet over
the front end.
This clears up the last mystery 10
connection with tho horrible affair. The
Eve persons have not yet been ar
raigned.
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RcnMoND, Va, July SIN letter
published here this afternoon, the board
oI trade Of PocahontRs, Va, charges Ma.
jor W, T. simons, who has command OF
the Virginia troops thOre, with being
too autocrRtic, and intimatos that tho
soldiers Rro being used In tho interest
ot the coal operators. The statement
says that persons arc made 20 work
against their will and that innocent cit.
i2'ns arc arrested, placed in prisons,
Kent thCrO for days and mover given n
civil hearing. Major Simons Is charged
with making inlso statements in his lot.
Ter With fOirrsncs TO affairs thoro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09
TELEaRARH1c BRIEFS.

Congressman Lawson, Of GSofaia, in
au interview says silver standard
would ruin tho south.
Cattle arc dying Of a mysterious dis
ease In Kontucky and the governor has
ordered an investigation.
The bulk OF tho British provincial
parliament election will take place on
Saturday next and tho elections In Lon
don wifi occur on Monday.
Tho eaat.bound shipments from Chi
cago last week amounted to 57,l71 tons
against 2S,97l for tho preceding week,
and II 900 for tho corresponding weok
Of last year.
A satisfactory agreement was reached
between tho atrikers and tho Sharon
Iron Company aud tho imported no.
groes have been Withdrawn. Tho mon
sccure the advance demanded.
Populists having invited Coxoy to
Bpoak at tho Washington @, H., Ohio,
| FREQ siigur meeting Wednesday, FREQ
silyor Democrats objncLod aud the out.
look Is that separate meetings will bO
hold.
AT Owlngs, KY, John D. Young. iL,
son OF ux.Uongrsssman John b. Young,
In an alteration with his cousin, PIIney
FAssett, Saturday night, cut Fasaotts
throat, sovOrine tho Iagular vein and
resulting In his death Ia fuw minutes.
VIII Walker, whoSO roinain' wero
found slrown along tho railroad LtRcka
for distance OF four miles Saturday, at
" Joseph, Mo-, was not killed by tho
train aq first supposed, but was MUIR
dored aud tho body put OIL tho rails TO
hide tho evidences Of the crime.
+. II. Fitzgerald, Of indianapolis,
slartol ior Georgia yesterday flo goel
10 close tho purchase OF land for tho old
soldiers colony. Ito SAYS ho has Sl2j,.
900 IN n bank with which TO begin busl.
ns.s. Tho colony has Lnkon options on
1000 actoS Of land Ia Irwin aud Will
cox counties, Ga.
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IN TRUE WESTERN STYLE.

A DsJpsrado Chased 10 His Death in
Chicago After wouudlnE Several Pur-
sucrS.
CHICAGO, July Sin western deSper-
ado style a man, supposed to be @. E.
Cole, assaulted and attempted to rob p.
G. McGloin in his saloon at o. Adams
street in the heart Of the business dis.
trict Of Chicago this evening.
After seriously wounding McGloin,
tho thief escaped and made the most
remarkable race for liberty ever seen in
tho streets Of Chicago. After firing in
tho mob that pursued him, and seri.
ously wounding three citizens, he was
run down and killed by Officer Rosen'
! thai, opposite tho entrance Of the Audi
torium on Congress street.
McGloin was alone in his saloon when
Cole onlerod and ordered glass ot beer.
This was served TO him and he then
asked tho saloonkeopor to got him somo
meat that no claimed to have left in the
Ice box OF the saloon. McGloin
walked to the entrance Of the Ice box
and Cole, drawing u revolver, ordered
him to 20 inside and stay thero. Me-
Gloin turned and struck tho robber In
the face, nearly knocking him down.
The two mon then cinChed and fought
desperately. Colo managed to get one
arm free aud with his revolver ho
pounded tho saloonkoepor viciously, in
tlic,iRg thFes severe wounds on the
head. The robber then ran from the
saloon and was chased by citizens and
policemen for several Squares with the
result above noted.
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NATIONAL EDUoAToRs.
Delegates Arriving nj Denver by Thou
SaudG-Ths National COunoil.

Delegates Arriving At Denver by Thou.
saudG-Ths National CounoIi.
DENVER, CoLO., July s.-DurinR tho
past tWsuty.four hours there has been
great rush Of incoming delegates and
visitors to the National Educational AZ.
Vociatlon convention. It was estimated
that II, 900 visitors had arrived at noon
to-day, and that tho total number will
exceed 1900.
Tho National Council of Educatl on
continued its session this forenoon.
PrSidont Rounds announced the COM
mitteo to formulate plan OF carrying
into effect the suggestions Of Or. SRbin'a
paper on "Ungraced Schools" read on
Saturday by L, A. HtuSdSle, Of Micht.
gan.
The report Of the committee on pedR-
gogics was given BY Mr.. u A. HinGdale.
OF the University OF Michigan, Ann Ar
Dor, the subject being "The Laws Of
Mental Congruity and Mental Energy
Applies to Pedagogical Problems"
The report Of tho committee on nor-
NAL education was given by its chair
man, President Cook, OF the Illinois nor
NAL school. The committee had secured
information from sixty.three normal
schools regarding their customs regard-
ing admission OF students and courses
OF work. The committee recommended
that educational requirements for Rd"
mission be not too high and that In
practice bs iRteEIPorssd with thsoreti-
cal study after the tirSt year Of the nor
NAL course Tho latter proposition pro-
yoKed q very animated discussion.
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CHINA Avn JApAN.
Peace wll OnlJ b, HrSEsn by the Inter
mshdItRg OF EaroptAn PoWeTL

Peace wan Only b. Uroksn by the tRtsr.
msidItRg OF EaropsNa PoWeTL
WAHISdroS, July SIX Secretary OF
State John ", FottsF arrived Ia Waih.
inEtou this morning from China, where
hO has taken a conspicuous part in the
diplomatic branch OF the Chiua-Japau
conflict.
10 answer to inquiries Mr, Foster
made u statement in winch hs said that
thore WAA good reason 10 expect per.
mRpOnt peace between Japan and China
as result OF the treaty OF ShimonoJski.
Tho terms demaadsl by Japan may, he
said, under tho circumstances DO 10.
gardel as reasonable. especially IN view
OF tho rclroCosiiOn OF tho Laio lung
peninsula. Tho treaty has been OBJ.
served aud carried out by China with
ScrupuIous goodfaith tior conduct In
this respect has created a very favor
able impression In Japan,
The peace concluded at ShimonoGeki
is not likely to bO broken on account Of
the shortcomings OF China. II a Tup-
ture occnrS 1t is more likely TO bo
brought about by the intormeddllng Of
tho European powers.
The intervention Of RusSla on account
Of tho terms Of peace was not unsGpsCt.
oil, aud il is not unnatural In view Of
her predominRtIng interest in the ori.
ent, especially on the North Pacific
coast Of Asia, That France followed the
lead OF Russia created no surprise IN tho
east, but that Germany should unto
with them In display OF force against
the Japanese was entirely unexpected
aud II is not yet understood.
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FOR SO8HD MONEY.

WnHam d. Bynam Opsas the Campaign
AEAinSI Frss silver Collage at spencer,
IBdiaDa
srESctR ISh, July S-Ths Hon.
William D. Bynum, OF indianapolis,
opened his Sound money eOupGiEI here
tonight lie IpOks in the opera house
70 large and representative audience
OF owsn eouuIy psopls, composed o;Ihs
members Of both political parties,
There was liberal applause as tho
speaker made his argument aRslnsi Tho
Tree coinage OF silver and pointed ont
what he Claimed 10 be the lAllacIea Of
the adVocAtes OF tres cofnage,
Mr.. Bynnm Was introduced by tho
Hon. Willie llickamAnl spoke for two
hours. lie said iu part;
81 believe that the people in every
section OF the country desire to SEQ tho
government mainlain 4 sound money,
that the advocates OF fres coinage ~
we'll AZ those opposed 10 the same favor
maintaining the highest circulation Of
both gold and silver As a parity, and ara
opposed 10 any policy which would ro-
snlt in banishment OF either from use.
The controversy IL not As TO the result
to be obtained, but how TO achieve It..
No one, / presume, desires to soc a
policy inRugurated that would result IN
the separation OF the Value oi our gold
and silver,
"Our silver dollar ia worth hundred
cents in London, while Mexico's, con'
tanning more silver, ia worth only 90
cents. Neither is redeemable in gold,
aud the, question IL. why thts difference
in yRlGe? It is not the lat ot the gov
ernmant, because both possess the same
attributes oil legal tender. 1t is because
We adhere 10 the standard OF measure
ment recognized by the laws Of trade,
while Mexico has set up q domestic
standard far below that which domi-
mates in the exchange between nations.
at ia said that even members OF
Congress did not know what the provi-
sions OF the act OF 1873 were. There is
nothing startling about that My expo
rienco OF ten years As a member OF the
house has led me to believe that not ten
members ot that body ever do know
what lie being done,
at lie not apparent that the tree COIN
age of silver means a change oil the
Standards with us; yea, it means more |!
II means an abandonment Of the stand
ard and the adoption OF aucsuating
base by which to measure domestic
commerce. Who can contemplate the
decentralization, tho widespread ruin
that would result from such a policy ?
Let it onco be definitely settled that
such is to be the policy OF this govern.
ment, and every creditor will domand
payment Of the obligations due him.
Every depositor in bank will hasten
to check out his balance, and every
bank will be driven to resort to the
most radical measures TO collect its
loans. The consequence would be such
a sacrifice OF securities, such shrink.
age OF values, and such distraction OF
credit as would entail universal distress
aud suffering. The benefits which
debtors sec Hkirting the edges along tue
pathway OF this storm would be swaI-
lowed up in its vortex and dashed to
pieces amidst the universal wreck and
ruin that would mark its course"
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WILL HIl ApPEALgD.
Tho Case OF tho UnItod states Govsrntnon
Agnfutt ths stanford Estate.

Tho Case OF tho Unltod states Government
Agaiutt ths stanford Estate.
WAsHISGrN, D. c.. July s.-Attorney
General Harmon to. day received a
letter from Special Attorney McKis,ack
at San Francisco, transmitting copy Of
the recent decision Of Judge Ross in
the suit Of tho government to recover
about sl5,0OOOOO from tho Stanford
estate. Mr.. MCKissnck is Of tho opin.
ion that tho court erred in Its decision
and states tho reasons for his belief.
Ho says that II no ls not instructed to
tho contrary, no will take an appeal to
the United States circuit court OF ap'
poals for the Pacific coast circuit. Al.
though tho attorney general has not
yot givon any epocilc instructions,
lhero is no reason TO doubt that he wilt
direct that the appeal be taken.
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CHRISTIAN ENDgAvoR.
The Reception Committee Has EVerythln
In Readiness for the Guests.

The Reception COMMITTEES Has Every thing
In Headlines. for the Guests.
BosroS, July S.-The reception com.
mittees Of the Christian Endeuvor con.
-vention received their assignments to-
day. Tomorrow the frat of tho big
delegations are expected, when the En-
deavorors from Michigan, 800 strong,
and the Pennsylvania state delegation,
mum berlng 1000, will arrive.
Wednesday will be the day Of days.
Delegations from all sections OF the
union will pour into the Hub on half a
hundred excursion trains.
The mecca Of the delegates will be
Boston Common and the public garden.
In the latter place, the most beautiful
emblems have been laid out in flowers
and plants. At both main entrances
rustic arches are built and bordering
the walks are arranged in insignia and
quotations in flowers, indicative Of the
aims Of the society. while the wealth Of
the clty's floral houses are scattered all
about tho place.
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STREET CAR DISASTER.
Motor Jumps over a BFidEs-oHS
KILLED and SanbsF Isiarsd.


Killed aRd SaabsF Islarsd.
East LIyRErooL, o.. July San cleo
sric stree. car running between this city
aud Wsll'yills got beyond the control Of
the molorman this afternoon aud
plunged over q bridge into 4 run, fall.
Ing thirty feet The car was SmAIhed
aud It is miraculous that any Of tho pas.
SsnRerS eicapsd alive. As 1t was, only
James Hamilton, tho notoFman, was
killed, and hs met death a. his poet
after doing all hs could 10 itop the car.
The llst OF the killed aud injured is ~
follows;
James Hamilton, mosoFmSa, crashed
to DEATH leaves family.
SlooIsy Coburn, a farmer, badly hurt
in the back, will probably die.
Mrs, Maggie AcDole, Of Ihii place,
badly injured about the head, shoulders
and back, will probably die.
Mira, y. A. NeSSly, Of Wess Virginia,
thigh crushed.
Eisuk Green, a boy, hurt about the
bead, may die.
Samuel Manor, cnt aud bruised.
Mrs. Samuel Manor, cut aud bruised
aud Injured internally.
Mrs. Frank Anderson, Of Rochester,
Pa, badly bruised.
CharlsI ssaTleS, Of this place, cut in
the leg aud back.
J. p. Manor, OF this place, cut in the
face and head.
Charles spence, saliuevilIe, O., cut in
tho head.
Andrew Watson, OF this city. bruised
about thu face.
Miss Ella McDole, OithIa city, slight.
ly hurt.
Frank Anderson, Rochester, Pa, bad.
ly bruised.
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y,,eal DID1isl 10 ~ Iafali0enef.
CnAun7oS, ". Va, July s.-Ths
,,Dected ordHrs Tor troops to 90 to the
gIshora did not matsrlahzs this morn
ipp and udvicss from the seat Of war
v,ro very roASuurlnG. Labor leader
Iavle,s wired tho authorities that all
tho information furnished the governor
a to rloting and iGWlOGSueSs are false.
Tho men arc poaceable and unarmed.
Shortly before noon Sheriff EtEler tOIe-
grSphsd tho following:
"IIaye been over and heard from most
all over the coal fields to-day. Every
thing seems perfectly quiet Seventy
,oysn new men went to work at Lick
Branch colery this morning in perfect
peace. No one wis there to say any
Thing TO them. Pulaski Iron Company
lS working 0Omen to-day. Everything
The following was received from Pri-
ySte Secretary White:
Everything quiet Your telegFams
have had avery marked effect upon the
situation, and this, together with tho
heavy rain falling, results IN keeping all
the strikers Indoors.
Laterdispatches arc to the same effect.
LArER-Ths following telegram was
received by tine governor from his pri'
vale secretary, Captain John b. White,
at 10 O'Clock tonight:
"Tvo men working on coke yRrd at
Crozier's we're fred on tonight from
ambush. The shot struck in tho cinder
bed between them"
The governor is waiting for additional
news. The troops have not yet been
ordered to move.
A Dispatch from Bluefold says: The
situation 10 very grave in the Elkhorn
mining region, Colonel White, Cover
nor MacCorkls's private secretary, says
the danger ia imminent and that trouble
may occur at any time,
A telegram from Governor MacCorkle
to-day to Colonel Tierney says II any
more parading with guns Ia done by tho
miners, tho troops will be sent immsdi-
aley. Threats Of burning the tipples
arc made anu this, with the derailment
Of cars, has created serious alarm. The
heavy guard OF United States marshals,
together with Governor McCorkle's tel.
sgram, Colonel White thinks, has had q
beneficial effect Tho company here 10
in readiness 10 move at once il needed.
Colonel White left for Elkhorn to-
niphL
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CHlcAqo, July Strains for Boston
on all tho enatern roads loft Chicago
to-day crowded with Christian En-.
doavorors who aro bound for tho Hub,
whore they will attend tho convention
OF tho Young Pcoplo's Society OF Chris.
,lnn Endoayor. Those who will attend
this convention from Chicago will nnm.
Dor about iiyO hundred, aud great
many have been leaving tho city since
Friday, whom tho excursion tickets were
placed OH sale. Tho greater number
waited until to-day. Theso delegates
represent tho 300 Christian EHdsayor
pociotios In tho city, which have alto.
gethor mcmborship Of over lB,jOO.
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THE nEApoUAlsrERs
ORtho Christian EudoNvororS Not Liksl
TO bS Changed,

or tho Christian EudeNvOrorS Not Likely
to no Changed.
BosroS, July s.-ASsiItSnt National
Secretary Ellis, OF the United saciety Of
Christian Endeavor said to-day that
there was no probability Of o removal
Of the headquarters to Chicago, as the
desire Is only among the Chicago Nom.
bers. Tho geographical situation OF
the headquarters in Boston, he said,
made no difference regarding the work
aud Dr.. Clark, tho president, does not
desire to make a change. President
Clark confirmed Secretary Ellis state.
ments.
DR.. John II. BnrroWS, Of Chicago, one
OF the trustees. says Of tho proposal 10
change lhe headquarters;
"Ctvic pride woald make mo very Ia.
yorable TO the proposition, but at pros.
ont graYo reason for the change hard.
" exists. The society is organized I'm.
dor the laws OF Massachusetts and II It
came to Illinois new charter would be
necessary"
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THR HORRORS
or tho Great Storms In the Weas
Woro Not Fully Told.
NARY PRECIOUS LIVES ARE LOST
Aud the Property Loss Amounts
Up in tire MHliona
THE RAIN WAS FIRST WELCOMED,

But when it Became a Devastating
Agent Ir was nsplored-SIoro Than
Forty Deaths Already Reported.
CropS Entirely Destroyed oVor
Large seotIou of the Couutry-Do-
tails as Thrilling As Those Of the
Johustown Flood Arc Told by tho
Dispatches.
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PAnKEnsnUnG COMPANY
still Awaiting tho Governors orders In
Their Armory.

still Awaiting tho Governors Orders In
Their ArmOry.
SDstil! DtEpd'eh 10 u, intellileneer
PARKERsHunG, W. Va. July s.-Col, T.
D, f. Cas:elD, OF Buckhannou, has re.
ported here, having boea ordered to do
so by Gen. |. b. D. Spilman. Colonel
Thomas Hodges, who was ut Shepherds.
town, conducting a teachers institute,
was also ordered to report at Hunting
ton.
Company e, twenty-five strong, still
await orders, They have been confined
to the armory ever since las! Friday
night. lhsy are getting II little tired,
and an order to move or al order to 70.
turn to their homes aud business would
be equally as acceptable. Anything to
break the monotOny.
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A NEW Gonn rlEnn

Ono oi the Iilrhrst Yot Discovered In
COlOuIin
Ft'REscr, Col., July s.-ThOrO iB con.
siderable excitement horO over tho do.
covcry Of a now gold field In tho Groom
Horn range. nno miles south Of this
place. directly on tho limo Of survey Of
The FIoSoacs Southern Railway. One
yoIn Of ore. which 10 irou milling, Ia for,
ty foot Wldo and has had n mill test ran.
ming about $40 Tor tho full width Of tho
vein. Another tunnel In thirty foot
struck n voin Of quartz that sGonS 10 bo
high grade orc and proSpsolors claim
an assay OF $50 Tor tho whole ven, sDme
parts Of II running s high nv $500.
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BLOODY BATTLE
In Cuba, in Which the Insurgents
Sustain Defeat
TWO HUNDRED AID EIGHTY DEAD
On the Field and ths RlbL Forces
Completed Routed
DEEDS OF HER0ISN on BOTH SIDES,

A shrowd MAn0aVro BY tho INSur.
rootiouists Failed at the Last Mo.
msnt-othor Defeats suffered By
tho Hebels-Thcy Surround the
Spanish Troops and Attempt to
Burn Thom ou,-Tho Reply Sent by
tho Commander of ths latter to q
Call for Surrender
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VERY SERIOUS
situation in the HIkhorn Mining
Region stu Exists
glTTERS COMPARATIVELY QUIET.
Bu, /. Only Needs a Match 70
Cause an Explosion.
TgETRO0PSHOT YET ORDEREDOUT.

But LIKELY to bo at Any SdOmsnt-TNTo
Coke workers Fired On from Am.
bu.h-sscrstaIy White Says tho
Govsrnor's kilograms OF WArHing
nuVo Had n salutAry EneOt-The
Commander OF the Virginia Troops
denounced by tho PocahoUtHS
Board Of Trade for Autooratic Rule.
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CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
A Dissolution Near Mt Haud-Oomlug Cab.
In., CbaaVa.

A Dissolution Near mt tHaud-COmlug Cab.
inet Changes.
MONTREAL, QUE. July SIT Is stated
freely to-day by members OF parliament
who know that tho dissolution Of the
Dominion parliament iT near at baud.
The French mcmbers have Tor some
days been ready with a vote Of cepsure
Of the government for their inaction in
regard to the Manitoba school question,
but the Liberal English members re.
fused to support it.
Mackenzie Bowel is to resign short.
" and Hon. John HaRgart, minister OF
railways and canals, is said to be tho
coming premier, and tho only ono who
has sufficient command OF the party or
gaulSation to attempt to keep ,the Com
Sorvatives inpower, A general election
will shortly follow.
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MARSHALL, ISD., July S.--Tho sOven.
teon.ycar.old daughter Of Daniel
shanks, farmer living seven miles
north OF thi, place, was murdered last
Saturday night.
Suspicion roa.g upon noighbor,
married mau. Tho oxciiOment Is in.
tonso in that noighborhood, Evidence
OF struggle were found In the woods,
ag vol Il, traces Of blood and tho tra3ks
loading to tho pool Of water
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msnt and those citizens who desire TO
avoid an uprising Tue mob IL being
harAuguei by students. Who arc bitter
against tue government
Posters arc up over tho CutirS city,
calling on President GnlilaGroI Aad hii
cabinet TO resigu,
II 10 openly Aiicriei on the streets
that Somo Of tho'S arrested during tho
kidnapping episode have been shot
Several Vol,syt from snAit srmt we're
heard in the Interior Of tho court yard
prison to-day,
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The MLllctIn NnIh Enmn.

sLvER CLtrr, Cot, July s.--ExcilO.
mont lncren'Os over tho Willct,a gold
camp, southeast Of SiIyor CIin Now
strikes arc bslnp mNio daily, aud busl.
no" men and hou'o'Srcpera uto bncom.
Ing pro'bcctots.
a general miners nnOting has bonn
called 10 make camp rHiua nnd orrnnisc
NO district Picks, ahoyslg aud Win.
thellBn arc numerous.