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Richmond. Va. July 25.-Phillp Nor
man Nicholas was hanged to-day. He
made no confession Nicholas murdered
William ]. Wilkerson and James Mills
by drowning. He induced them to cross
the James river with him in a boat in
which auger holes had been bored. The
boat sank and Wilkerson and Mills
could not swim. Nicholas had been in
fatuated with Mills wife.
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charged with manslaughter to-day by
the coroner's jury. Henderson killed
Clarence II. Barr, a Chinatown guide.
in the Baldwin hotel bar room. as the
result of a drunken row. The fact
that Henderson Is supposed to be
bunco man known as Con" sullivan.
VINO had previously killed two men.
was not developed at the inquest.
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By Associated Press.

AssOCluteu
Boise City. Idaho. July 25.-The mail
driver at Market lake reports courier
has arrived at Rexburg, Idaho. from
Jackson Hole. with the report that a
fight occurred Tuesday evening and 20
white men were killed. II true. II Is
strange the courier has not yet reached
here.
Washington, July 25.-General Vim
cent, acting adjutant general, has re-
ceived a telegram from Brigadier Cen
eral Coppinger, saying that he has or
dered four troops Of cavalry from Fort
Robinson. Neb.. to proceed at once to
Jackson's Hole, and he will go In per-
son to conduct the military operations.
Fort Robinson is the nearest avail
able cavalry station. Forts Russell and
Washington are garrisoned with in
fantry. AS foot troops are not of great
service in Indian campaigns. II Is not
believed they will be called into action.
Washington, July 25.-Commissione
Browning has forwarded dispatch to
Agent Tetor. at Fort Hall. Idaho
agency. instructing him to order the
Indians TO return to the reservation
quietly and peacefully before military
detachment reaches there.
Agent Tetor sent a reply that he had
dispatched trustworthy Indians to de-
liver the message TO the Bannocks in
the field.
Denver. July e5.-A special to the
Times from Cheyenne, Wyoming
says: Governor Richards was advised
to-day by Adjutant General Sitter
who is at Market Lake. that there are
no new developments in the Indian sit
uation at Jackson's Hole. General Cop
pinger has requested Major Reynolds
of the Eighth infantry at Fort Russell
TO accompany him on his expedition
Fifty-three pack mules and six pack
ers will join the Fort Robinson troops.
who are expected to pass here at 6
o'clock this evening.
Salt Lake. Utah, July 25.-A special
to the Tribune from Pocatello. Idaho,
says: Reports from Market Lake say
that the Rexburg paper Of to-day re-
ports 50 white people killed by the Ban
nocks near Jackson's Hole. but there
is no way to confirm the report. and il
is not believed. a courier is expected
at Market Lake hourly from the vicin-
ity Of Jackson's Hole with the latest
news. There has been nothing re-
ceiyed at Market Lake for three days
OF an authentic nature. Forty-four
cars Of United States cavalry left
Cheyenne tonight for Market Lake
with provisions. tents, etc. They will
reach Pocatello tomorrow afternoon.
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Two Murderrrs Less.

Winston. n. c.. July 25.-Two negro
murderers, Whit Ferrlns and Ander-
son Brown, were executed Al Sails
bury to-day in the presence of 5000
people. Each confessed his guilt. Fer
rims shot and killed a deputy sheriff
OF Bowan county February last, aud
Brown murdered his sweetheart. CGllIe
Roberts. on the night of March g
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Score One for Soda Water.

New York. July 25.-City Magistrate
Wentworth decided there is nothing in
the excise law forbidding saloon
keeper In whose place spirituous and
malt liquors are sold. from keeping
doors open for the sale Of non-intoxi-
eating drinks any hour Of the day or
night. II this decision stands IL will
open the doors of all saloons in the
city during the prohibited hours, which
are from 1 to ) a. m.
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English Elections.

London, July 25.-At o'clock this
afternoon various political parties have
elected the following number OF repre-
sentatives: Conservatives. $50; union
lists. e.; government total. 1872. Liber-
ais, l53; McCarthyites, 81; Parnellites,
10; labor, 2; opposition total, 227; a net
unionist gain of So.
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War With Ahyssinia

Rome. July 25.-Government officials
here openly declared that war with
Abysinia will be decided upon. The
Corlere confirms the news and adds
no doubt France and Russia are pre-
pairing to make their alliance felt. and
wish to have England and Italy en-
gagged in Africa while they would be
free TO carry out their plans in the
Fast
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Metropolitan Regatta.

London, July 25.-There were four
starters in the race for the London cup
and senior SOULS at the Metropolitan
regatta to-day. Hon. Rupert Guinness
of the Leander Boat club beat the two
Nickalls and Thompson Of the Argo-
naut Boat club of Toronto.
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Murderer. ot the WON ,n.

Barboursvillc. Ky. July 2j.-Ros1
Gorden. who murdered two women near
Coburn. Ky, yesterday, in confession
duplicates three men who she claims
were at the house at the time of thu
crime and held her victims while she
disemboweled them. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest of the alleged
accomplices.
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Kin gstOn Yacht Races.

Kingston, July 25.-The Ailsa and
Britannia started to-day at $50 a. m.
in the second days racing of the Royal
Irish yacht club regatta. over the same
course as yesterday. The Niagara and
Dakotah started at noon in the race
for 20-raters.
The race for 20-raters was stopped
at the end OF the first round. Time,
Niagara, hour, 40 minutes: Dakotah,
. hours, 1 minutes. 50 seconds. The
Britannia finished at i;17:S7. The Ailsa
did not finish.
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coaBETT KNOCKED OUT.
White Training With Bike the Wheel
Ises Him Up Bad y.

Asbury Park, n. j.. July e5.-James
j. corbeit met with a serious accident
to-day while riding a bicycle at the
athletic grounds of the Asbury Park
association. which will necessitate his
abandoning training for a fortnight or
more, An examination Of his injuries
showed a badly wrenched shoulder, a
hip bruised and body swollen and the
loss OF the skin from the ankle to the
knaa
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Against Oscar. Properly.

London, July ga receiving erder
in the bankruptcy case issued against
Oscar Wilde's property to-day by the
Marquis of Queensbury, claiming 1917
costs in the debtors unsuccessful ac-
ton for libel
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New south Wales Free Traders.

Sydney. N. s w. July 25.-The re-
suits of the general election In New
South Wales, are as follows: Ministry,
81: labor supporting the ministry. 10;
government total so; opposition. A;
independent, /. Otherwise classified
the result is: Free traders. g.: protec-
tlon, "A; labor, 10.
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will Hang.

Bueua Vista, Col. July 25.-Benjamin
Radcliffe. convicted OF the murder OF
three school trustees at jefferson. Park
county. Col. was to-day sentenced to
be hanged at Canon City some time
during the week beginning Aug. N.
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Constantinople. July 25.-News has
been received from Salonlca that there
has been prolonged and severe lighting
between troops and several insursent
bands in the direction Of Perrin mount
aims. Reinforcements are being hurried
10 the scene,
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who had been summoned an attempt
was then made 10 secure Illismen.
Durrant,who was accompanied In court
by his father and mother. maintains
bis unconcerned demeanor.
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Ottumwa Fire.

Ottumwa, Iowa, July 25.-Fire to-day
destroyed 10 buildings, including the
Bank OF Melrose.
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London. July 25.-The Right Dew.
Anthony Wilson Thorold. ID. D.. bishop
OF Winchester. Is dead In his 72d year.
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Charged With Man.l.ush,er.

san Francisco. July Sc. b. Hen
derson. who says he is a commercial
traveller from Rochester. y. Y. was
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UIES JOIN THE BAND
Indians Concentrating Their Forces in
Large Numbers.
HEADEDFOR JACKSON'S HOLE
1t Is Feared the Red Skins VIII At
tack the Settlers Before the
Soldiers Get on the Ground
Late Idaho Reports.
HEADED FOR JACKSON'S HOLE
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Cheyenne, Wyo., July. s5.-Dis-
patches received by Governor Rich
ards to-day indicate the rapid concen-
tration of bands of Utes, Lemhis end
Bannocks in the vicinity of Jackson's
Hole. General Sitter Of the state mil
itia wires from Market Lake. Idaho:
''The operator at Beaver Canon wires
he'e that about 200 Lemhi bucks
passed that point to-day. headed to-
wards the Yellowstone park"
Frank NJ Foote, colonel First rcgi-
ment Wyoming National guard. sta
toned at Evanston. sent the following
message to the governor to-day: "A. A.
Steed. a Sheep owner of Labarge. now
on Hams fork with his sheep. reports
bunch of Bannocks camped on the
east slope of the divide between Hams
fork and Cokeville, about 80 miles
from Hams Fork station. on the Ore
gon Short Line. He counted 80 tcpees
and estimates the number at more
than 100. There is another Let few
miles further up the stream. There
are no squaws or papooses with them.
1t Is reported that a bunch Of Utes
crossed the trail road near Leroy sta
ton four days ago. headed fol the
north. 1t is estimated that there were
20 in the party. Another bunch are in
camp on Smiths fork. about 10 miles
from Fort Bridger. Have no info.ma-
tion as to their number They ar
killing deer. Sheriff Ward left for
Smiths fork last night, and Deputy
Bob Calverty left this morning to take
the trail OF the lot that passed Lsrcy."
Governor Richards requested General
Coppinger to allow Colonel Fnnie TO
accompany the expedition as a repre-
sentative of the state militia. Maj
John Randall of the Eighth United
States infantry at Fort Russell has
been ordered to accompany General
Coppinger. with whom he messed in
| the civil war and campaignsd In Ari-
zona. A pack train Of 20 mules and
| five packers will be in the Ninth COW
| airy, which Is expected 10 reach here
at s o'clock this evening and proceed
| with it into the field. Fhe expedition
will 60 from here to Ogden via the
Union Pacific, then over the Utah
Northern to Market Lake. Idaho. Frem
that point 1t Is about 90 miles to
Marysville where the jackson Hole set
tiers are supposed to be concentrated.
The troops cannot reach this point un-
| til Tuesday or Wednesday next and an
engagement between the rapidly accu-
mulat ting forces Of Indians and the lit
| tie band of settlers at Ma;ysville Is
confidently expected to take Place be-
| fore that time.
Governor Richards is in receipt OF nu.
merous letters and kilograms from
eastern people anxious about the safe
| ty Of friends who are hunting and fish,
ing In various parts Of Wyoming. None
of these tourists and visitors are in any
danger from Indians. as the trouble Is
confined to a section near the Wyo'
ming-Idaho line and wholly shut of
| from the rest of Wyoming by almost
impossible ranges of mountains. Tour
lists In the Yellowstone park are in nc
danger
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HER JIMMIE WAS BORN A THIEF
Peculiar Defense OF a Crook ON Trial In
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. July IA peculiar de-
Tense viii be made on behalf OF Jimmie
Logue. a notorious ali-round criminal
Logue's mother died recently In st Louis.
and her nurse h now on her way here with
"A letter from the dying woman 10 her son.
containing the following statement.
Just before you were born your father
was drinking much more than was good
for him. and would spend all his wages in
drink II he had an opportunity | found NJ
hard To get money from him for out
bread and meat. At last Il got 30 that the
only way I could get his money was by
waiting until he was asleep at night and
pick his pockets.
Thus ! went through all the brain sem
sations OF daring burglar. even such as I
am Informed you have become. shortly
after that sou were born. and firmly be-
hsva that yon catEie into the world a thief
owing 10 that crirne-like though necessary
practice OF mine. Your ever affectionate
mother. MARY I.00uE"
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INplANA FREE SILVER CAMPAIGN


Indianapolis. July f2--The committee
appointed by the conference or free silver
democrats that followed the annual meet
ing OF the state editorial association have
laid the foundation for q free silver cam
paign- Senator Turpie advised the COM
mittee not 20 be too radical In any action
taken. He recommended that. steps be ta-
ken to form a state silver organisation
within the Democratic party. The commit
tee. after having consulted other promi-
nent free silver members OF the party,
decided TO do nothing at this meeting ex-
ccpt TO form n temporary organisation.
which win agttase the question, and IN
the course of a few weeks issue a call
for n state meeting to organize n league.
The committee announces that ex-Con-
gressman Bryan has been engaged to an
swer the gold standard speeches of ex-
Congressman Bynum. Mr. Bryan will be-
gin his campaign at Bloomfield some time
next month.
IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Charleston. w. Va. July I2.-The call
has been issued for a meeting at the state
house next Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose OF organizing a himetallic league TO
espouse the restoration of the financial
and monetary conditions existing prior
TO 1878.
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FOR A MONUMENT FOR J. c. FREMONT
Old Californfans Issue o Call TO the
Friends of the General


New York. July i2.--The Associated Pr
oneers of the Territorial Days of Caiifor-
MIA have issued a call to the late General
John &. Fremont's friends for funds to
erect suitable monument over the old
soldiers grave.
The committee having the matter In
charge are: Rear Admiral Richard w
Meade, Z. S. N; the president OF the So
ciety In New York, Francis ID. Clarke,
stephen ID. French. Henry Wilson. Mark
ID. Wilbur. W. A. Hedenburg. John Gault
and John ID. Townsend.
The general is buried in Rockland ceme-
terry. on the Hudson. The design OF the
proposed monument has already been set
tied upon. and II by Clio Hinton Heniker
OF this city. The design shows a heroic
sized hgure of the general standing upon
a rock The total height OF the monument
Is z feet. On the rock is cut a cross In
commemoration of the cross Fremont cut
upon the rock at Independence. and the
words, Fremont, the Path Finder" II
has been deemed best to confine the cost OF
the monument to si0.0oo
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INJURED slks WILL ALL aecovsF
Victims of the Casino Accident On ths
Road 20 Health.

Atlantic City. ". J.. July l1.-No deaths
nave yet resulted from last nights diBns-
ter at the Baltic avenue Casino. although
In other respects the details Of the occur
renee have not been exaggerated A. con-
servatfve estimate places the number OF
wounded at close 10 90. OF these the only
one In immediate danger Of death In Fred
erick Ciaprofh. Of Jennings hand, Cam
den. n. J. The report that both Claproth
and Miss Jennie Rockwell OF Philadelphia
were dead is untrue.
The accident was caused by the collapse
OF the second floor OF the building inxne-
diateiy over y refreshment pavilion The
Casino building fronts the ocean from
the broad walk at the head OF Baltic ave-
nue.. IL In two stories high. built nkaut
three years ago by the Casino Amusement
Company. IL has been unoccupied for the
past two seasons. Among those injured.
the following were taken to the United
States hotel: c. r. Lombard. Boston. feet
mashed and arm fractursds !. n. pnke.
Joliet. ILL.,, badly cut on the head and
about the face: G. NJ. Foote. Minneapolis.
collar bone and arm broken.
The injured at schaufsiier's hotel are:
James Long. Philadelphia. injured about
the face and nose broken: ulie Lee. Cam
den. Internally hurt: Charles Falueil.
Camden. leg broken: J. Pagweln. camden.
leg mashed.
At the Hotel Majestic lies James Arns-
strong. exalted ruler OF the new lodge.
with internal injuries: Mrs. Japa and her
niece. Mrs. c. Prudential OF New York.
are also at the Majestic. suffering from
Internal injuries.
Those at the Albemarle nOteI are MrH.
e. T. Myers. Philadelphia. leg fra(<ureds
Mrs. Y. A. Livesiy. East Ltvarrook oh'o.
les mashed. and NJ. u. Wells. Liverpool.
Ohio. spine injured.
Others OF the injured are Mlxs Green-
Ing. Detroit. collar hone pro<sn: Mr1-
Dohbs. Illinois. hroken noaes Nj. A. Riee.
Detroit sprnined leg: Edward IeanH-
man. Fremont. Ohio. mouth rp<. NIL
liam Baxter. Lima, Chic. INV nr4 &Ern
lnjureds Bryan W. Orr. edItpf ~ ~ No.
cial Session. Chicago. in1afed ahe4t So
head. u M
The scene Of the casualty y rSl1< N1eit-
! ed by thousands today who aeHL1kA Nj
/ remarkable thai at le&x< oue-n44 -
l those In the stractufe af {h> sims ~ef0
not killed outright. Tia tutszxt& MA HFN
scattered all over the island y eexE4x<ek
| hotels and hospitals. are dotu1 va ~
1 Far aa heard from.
1 II d unasrs<ood shak the n.4<h<e,zlee
\ w1li inskikufe a. iusu1eiial& lnxes1
\ with vieU not c11y II 141
/ cause af tha zn5e1ap Hp1 11@1
I against the po&ztrtfzx 4f
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SAFE CRACKED AT MEDICAL LAKE


Medical Lake. July IA daring piece
Of burglary was committed at this place
last night on the general merchandise
store OF Thomas Campbell. The robbers
were undoubtedly experts and thoroughly
understood their business. as no alarm
was given or anything known OF the case
until AIR. Campbell, whose residence is
two blocks away. opened the store this
morning. The entrance was made through
a door az the rear OF the building. near
where the safe was situated. The locks
ON the door, which were two In num-
ber.one being night latch. were evidently
forced by chieeis used as a prey TO force
back the bolts. There were no indications
OF any powder having been used In open
ing the safe. A sledge belonging TO Mr.
Campbell. the blacksmith. which was ta-
ken during the night. was used to force
the chiseis to pry on the outside door.
after the combination nobs had been filed
and pried on.
On the inside door they seemed to have
met with more difficulty. a square corner
having been cut on by chiscls and the
door being badly drilled and wrenched
About $50 was the amount taken In mon
ey. and a check of $40 on the Spokane a
Eastern Trust Company. No trace has yet
been found OF the thieves.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-17
RUSSIA MORE FRIENDLY 10 JAPAN


San Francisco. July i2-The steamer
Gaelic arrived today with the following
Japanese advices:
Toxic. June 2.-Rumors are current OF
conciiiatory advances by Russia toward
the Japanese. Russia is said TO be willing
to explain In a friendly sense her obiee-
tions TO Japanese expansion on the con-
unent. and TO give assurances that she
Will not oppose the growth OF the island
empire In other directions, but will on
the contrary regard such growth with sat
isfaction. and that IL guarantees can be
given that no Interference will be at
tempted In Rnssias projects for the de-
veiopment OF Siberia, an alliance may be
formed on terms mutually beneficial.
The apathy Of the Tsung Ii Yamen
has compelled the Representatives OF
France to take decided steps. BY the ati-
mirais orders four French ships of war
have started up the Yang Tse Kiang rtv-
er with instructions TO make a forcible
demonstration at NankinE, and TO pro-
coed TO such extremities as the case may
demand.
The ozaka mint has commenced coining
one yen silver pieces producing laaeoO daily
The object Of this unusual output " I'M
known The silver yen are never needed
for domestic circulation In Japan.
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IMPROVE THE NAVY or JAPAN
Belief That War Indemnity VIII ne
Used for That Purpose

Washington. July 12.-It Is the belief
among officials here that Japan win use
a large part of the war indemnity which
China In to pay for the purpose of greatly
increasing her navy. The financial re-
sources OF Japan will be very great dur
ing the coming year. The customs receipts
will be very large. as the new treaties
which she effected with leading nations
win bring about readjustment OF tsriff
duties 30 that much greater returns will
be realized. II Ia owing 20 the assurance
OF an ample treasury that American chip
ping Arms have turned their attention
toward Japan. The authorities have al
ready indicated their purpose OF taking
a considerable part af ihe funds for new
ships.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-17
SANDERS OF MONTANA is QUOTED


NcW tOfA fapefs say he II weary OF
10 10 4" Ideas.
New York. July i2.--Ex-senator r. NJ.
Sanders of Montana is In the city. In an
interview. he said:
I'VE are seeing better times In Montana
and all throughout the northwest Busi-
ness is picking up. We have been forced
10 adjust ourselves to the new conditions,
and this la itself was good for us. We
have not yet reached the old-time boom
conditions. but are getting to a much
more comfortable condition than we have
been for the last year or two.
The free silver talk by the newspapers
and demagogues Is something wearyine
There Is not a newspaper between Mime
apOlis and the Pacific coast that IL not
full of cries OF 'is to H. Crime of ia and
all the rest OF that rot. Even the religious
papers are deyoting space to the discus
sion.
There In an attempt by some OF the
free coinage men TO boom Don Cameron.
but II is unsuccessful. should say SEN
timent Is divided between Mckinley ana
Reed. with Mckinley trihe stronger.
There Is some talk about Morton and some
" Allison. Harrison made q good presi-
dent, but ] think Montana people rather
hold the idea that one term was enough"
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GREAT FOREST FIRES IN MICHIGAN


Detroit. July I2-Telegraph compan MES
report communication cut on TO Traverse
City. Chariesvilie and other points In that
region Trains on ali roads are delayed.
Nothing has been received here In re-
sponse TO inquiries TO ThompsonvilIe
where most Of the residents OF Renzle
county. who yesterday lost their homes
by fire. had taken refuge. cleary Is also
reported destroyed.
Forest fires are raging along the Grand
Rapids A Indiana railway In Wexford.
kalkaska and Antrim counties, but q
light shower at Mechanic City and vicin-
ity last night IL thought to have averted
serious danger In that section. Oden. in
Emmet county. was reported In danger
from fire. AT MiIl Greek considerable
timber is destroyed. There are extensive
fires In Charieyoix county. Slight rains
In the Petoskey regions are checking the
fires somewhat.