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KNIGHTSAT BOSTON.
GRAND OFFICERS ELECTED.
Clouds In the Sky-Nnmsraus Exeur,
slOns-DslsgAtes Ready 10
Go Home.

Boston. Aug. 20.-The dull, grey
sky auu rAins sked earth rather die.
cOufeged the X uights Tomplar when
they turned our tor the day,
Tue black and white plumes and
tightly fitting uniform c ats are giving
way rapidly 10 fatigue caps sud bust
nesa suits and the Sir Kni his have
settled down to systematic sight
aepinS.
Tho session Of the grand onctmp.
ment was teOpUnod al the MAsOnic
Temple NJ i0a. m, when the election
Of officers was taken up. The con.
olave OF wOmen's Masonic otVaniEs.
ton, the Order OF tie Eastern Stnf,
slso was formally opened ia Union
Hall.
Tho out-Oftowu excursions were
numerous and attractive ~ yesterday.
The q leu Gate cOmmandery ~ san
Francisco visited BrucktOn, where the
members were entertained by tbs
Bay State comm udery. The program
O ms stbd OF q parade, visit 10 the his.
tofio Plymouth and banquet.
Tonight the exodus OF knights he.
gins, several COmmAndeTies leaving
iof home. Large numbers 20 t1rOf.
row, but many delegations, especially
those from western states dishaud here
At the close OF tho conceive, ns u great
many OF these knights intend 10
rrmain In New England for som
wsVks.
The grand encampmrnt elected
Right Eminent SiF Warren Lareue
rhumss, Kentucky, grand master, TO
succeed N. r.. Sir Hugh McCurdy.
Three hundred and one vote. were
osst, the successful candidate receiving
EOS.
rhe Knights Templar elected very
eminent Sir Reuben n. Lloyd OF san
Francisco deputy grad commander
and decided upon Plttsbufs az the
next oonclAve city,
The time 'or the next conolaye Was
hIed ior the second Tuesday In Oelo-
Der, 1895.
Tue following oillccs were then
elected: Grand g,netAlis.ino, Very
Eminent Sir Henry y. StUddard, Of
foxss; grand captain general, Very
Eminent Sir George II. Moullon, "
tlilnol'; grand senior warden, Very
EminvDt Sir Henry Rugg, Of Rpois
Island; grand junior warden, Very
Eminent Sir W. Is. Melish, Of Gu
cinnati, o..
Il elected. Very Eminent Sir IL.
Wales Lines, Of Connecticut, grand
treasurer. There Twas contest over
the election OF grand recorder.
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WAsHISuToS. Aug. 20 Minister
Ransom at the state department today,
after the oath OF office anu n confer.
enco with Aotiax Secretary Adee, eK-
pressed his intention Of starting on his
return 10 Mexico within the next iuw
dnys. His health has Improved 10 the
cxtent thEt he thinks he will ba able
10 endure the high altitude better tnhn
during his fTat atay. Is understood
that one of RAns1m'I principal mis-
sions will DO TO Induce Mexico TO re-
cede from her position on tho extradi.
ton " American criminals VINO have
He'd TO that country snd announced
their int0n ton Of becoming citizens.
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Fort douglas Concert,

The f1ll NJ ub Is toe ,fgg, -m for the
concert given Uy thr siK'rvuth U. =.
mat y hard, John +. Klein, leader,
vt Fou Douglsi this evening, ats
pms
Star spluFIgd Hammer.
Overture. lIIuH uarru .......... .......... sums
Robert bruce, so.ccliou u scotch aif..
.... fHunaissoaa
lnrifUnr solo. Tho Message.
DO. D, tuc Mall 900 che DO est......... IllsBbefs
tulaU1ys lu luHHruuu'H Life. ........ Recover
HAL Columbia
uupa.HHta IyTing 10 tho station for a.
stuutut, roll tal here marrh away 20 their
lonely patrol the evening hymn, ln happT
huNr De- WuiiUrs - puliCumAu's lot.' tha
merry dance is hclfdi followed by "a sore.
made inspired by the music he sings ~
IuiUrluuH lot De- not "a happy one !" sounds "a
thr tghti drunken party mAkrs nigh
hll,Nu' sluElns We wont 80 home unit
grand parade follows
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Probate Court Matters.

Tho probate court disposed Of the
following business this morning;
The hearing on tho iinSl account aud
petition Tor distribution In the estate
u Ludwig WOLF, deceased, came on
regularly. The proUi u posting ami
publication Of notices was approved.
Charles II. Peapon was sworn and
examined. Tho decree was made a.
prayed.
IN the eslate OF W. II. Ryan, de-
ceased, hearing Oh petition for letters
OF sdmi nistratlon came on regularly.
Proof OF posting notices was approved,
Catherine and Harry Ryan were
sworn and examined. Peter Hanson
was appointed administrator on Ming
n bond IN the sum o a. .OJ, and IakiL z
Tue oath Al prescribed ~ law.
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rxcIuEp onINAnEN.
s,,nI,, Meeting IN New York Inter
,up,sd NJ the Police.

TuptOd III tue Foh'N'
NEW York, Aug. 29.-it was
pr,or,d last night that there would
y, trouble In Chinatown oWins 10 lho
t,e,tepcss existing between tho rival
gsi,srs Known respectively NJ the
s,m Yup society ana Sue fup society
vrieb are branches OF two puWotiui
r,ysnlf.ilons Of similar names In Ban
g,.nonco. The tTouble originated
ot,f A business quarrel In the lAl1er
INV b,twstn tho mother organizations
md Inc ceiling Of discard spfead TO
MI, city and there has been n desire
On tbs part Of tho rivals ~ boycott
tach oiheL ~
chin Fong, well known Chinese
mefrhani, WHO OWnsA restaurant In
psll IreUi, came out on the sidewalk
hi pIght and addressed y large crowd
oi bis couptfymul. -
Acting Captain Jenny, Of the Ellzi'
beth street station, IN Anticipation of
tt,uble, had stationed number "
Iatr5lmeu In the vicinity, snd ~ soon
4, the crowd became dsn0nstTstiys
Chin F0ng wns ordered to dtelit. The
police dispersed the crowd. This put
4 damput upon Chin and his folio wers
and they gave up the attempt - hold
an open air meeting. Considerable
eE element prevailed In tue noighsor'
mood for some time.
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the SCHOOL TAN.

Justboiurp the taking up m the equal
suffrage liisoussiou, Attorney D,vl4
EyauH called the attention Of the court
10 the case Of Ogden oty VI D.nlrO
Hamer; this beiug the case In when
Judge II. w. Smith held that there
was no authority Tor the Collect n OF
tho city school taxss. Mr.. Evans
wanted the hearing postponed, ~ Dr.
was not matter OF public luieTrtt.
+. =. Rlun irds Insisted that IL was a
matter OF public Interest and should
he heart. II vas the sRAe question
As that Involved In the caGo q tue o..
den board Oi eluritiOn against tho
collector, recording the school tax,
X. II, Whipple also iJrclei 10 the
hearing going on At present. His side
was not ready u prOCrsl.
Mr. Richards suggested that drh,
mite time bs eel tor the hearing Of tbs
Gaze.
The setting OF the cAss Of Ogden Va
Daniel Hsmer was taken under AZ.
yl6emoHt,
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INVESTIGATION PROCEEDING.
Adyisss Received by the Chinese min
lister NJ Wsshiaatsu.

WAsmSGTos, Aug. 2O.-The Chin.
ehs minister at the stale department,
today held n conference OF an hours
duration with Acting Secretary Adse
and Third Assistant Secretary Rock
hill, conoerni Y the " ETess Of the In
vesllga,iOn Into the Chinese riots. The
mIniHter informed the department that
hV had received Advicss from the
Pskin autu critics that tho iuyestigA.
ton was making satisfactory progress
and the minister gave rene we'd asaur.
anoO Of the determination OF the
Cblnese imperial authorities TO press
the Inquiry and punish tho psrpelrA.
tors.
Tue statement by the Chinese miu-
ter was IN this line with the infofmA-
ton received already from Minlster
DENLY and confirmed all no had
stated,
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IpIursd In n nnliroad wr.,N

DAsvLLE, H., Aug. ga serl'
Gus wreck occurred on the BIZ Four
tailtoad, fourteen miles west from
here. This rear trucks OF the freight
car In front Of the cabOose slipp' out,
throwing tue cHbonss Oh the track anu
smashing II 10 piecrs. Three men
were badly injurej, ~ followi' Frank
BurE,ss, Of SAn Diego, Cal, three RIBS
broker; recovery doubtful; samuel
Duncan, OF Ll,tls X ok, An, back
anu hiDs bhily bruised; James Gray,
Of ~. Louis, Injured internally; viii
die, All of these were railroad men
seeking employment anu did not oe'
long to the crew.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 9g.-HeAllh Com.
missioner Kerr has begun open war
against the milk dealers. He nj d
charges 10 the Office Of the prosecuting
attorney Ggalnst ninety -.hrss milk
dealers whose milk or cream had been
examined BY tho city chemist and had
Teen found waiting. In many cases
tho milk had been Skinned and tho
dealer was Presumably selling 1t As
good milk, because his cans were not
olhsfwiss tagged when the inspector
took The sample. In some cases tina
mlls had been merely watersd, and In
oihep u bad been both watered and
ssImmed. In many oasas cream had
been found colored, lacking In butter
OF 0therEisu deficient.
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DETROIT Aug. g9.-The steam yacht
Pngimi with twenty-five people
At0iid, 10 reported missing. IL was
cut In q violent storm on Lake 81.
Clali last evening. The yacht, with
twenty-five people aboard, left tho city
N , h,m. Tor n trip on Lake ~.
GAR At D O'Clock n violent storm OF
NindAnd rain broke over tho lake aud
ilnes then, up 10 an early hour this
m'inlhg, nothing has been learned u
Tue yachts Whereabouts,
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ENteudIns tie Water Mains.

An important vatetmAiu sKtsusion
connecting the Capitol Hin reservoir
" tn tho principal mains OF the city,
lie being made by the wateTworks de.
parimeuL Tho length Of pipe required
Tor the entire section will bs :, 100 feet.
One thousand two hundred iect D this
was laid several yrats ago; the work
OF laying the other 900 has been begun.
IL will be laid on uyrin state street TO
Fret North, then to East Temple,
then south.
There will be a valve on State aud
Fact North streets; and IN chss Of hra
" when the regular supply Ia small,
tue Tremendous amount contained In
the reservoir can DO turned inIo tho
regular maiug,
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The II publican State Central com.
mii'er met at headquarters, rooms sOs
ami 800 Dooly tullJing, today and
preceded 10 orgauizs. George NJ.
Cannon was unlnim1usly elected
cnAirnaHi sd Mo. LiIhu X. Pasdes
vas uunnimuusly 81. cite ! secretary.
The plan u' ,.r approaching cam.
On 90 VIA CD.s.IH.u8 mi an executive
conniucu, clIsiHing U. eleven Iet.
-gu- vac ulpJ.ntul a. 'lilow-. George
VI. Gan ION, culirnl Mrs. Lille X.
Phtisr, secretary; John r.. D0oly, A.
= G,ddus, NYuri. IS. Campbell, Mr..
Enm.ii q q. W,lls, auI Mrs. o. j.
SalHuu'y, ri Ssit Lake CTS; John T..
GrnlUm, H PUva, Thomas tearns, VI
PAN O.. r.. i. Lyon, OF Cache, aud
/. l.. Clans, OF WUurr.
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after a:l5 the Defender took No l".
splnuAgbor aud TouuIei the stake bust.
The lime wns estimated ~ Y. 10 I q,
Nipil,nt , uudsi the scclnl MARI In
3.22.Sl. Tl' Visilant started o. 90.
a. * under the same saiIss tue De-
Utf
SCOTLAND LtuHT SHtP, 1916 rm.-
Vrr Dciyudsr 90 ssuI the Hufh NuO 4
400 VI, Is minu o 10 seconds ahead
Of Nigllaut.
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DEFENDER AMI yIoILASr.
Tho American Na.hIs Bsc.Imsd-ysI
LyEie Catches . Brssss.

Tho Americas Yachts bscAlmed-Nal-
LyEi. Catches . Br..s..
HIGHLAND OF HAvEHsK, n. j.,
Aug. 29.-rhe yachts Dsisndor and
Vigllaut started at ll:2l O'Clock In the
second trial race ptel minaIy TO the
international contest for ths A AMERICAS
cup. The wind was from wtH.nofth-
west, about eight knots an hour, aud
the coutss Triangular, "a milcs In ali.
The fifst leg was southeast, the second
north by east half sa.t, tue tnlId west
by south.
1850 n, m,-Ihe wind seems 10 bs
falling away. Valkyrle IL coming along
alter tho American boats.
1928 =. m,-All three yachts are
becalmed n this point, ueither De-
fonder nor NigilGnt having gone "A
quarter Of mile tho last hall hour,
Tue wind Is from westward in.shoTe.
1887 y. m,-DofendeF and Vigilant
are slll uecsimed or almost ~, about
three miles from the first mark, Val.
kyrie IN about u mile away on her way
back to the light ship. She seems 10
have oAuugg bEeezv, for Ahs IL going
right along.
l:20 y. m,-Defsndur and VIgilant
aTo slowly creeping up towards the
mark boat under the irilnenUe OF a
lignt breeze rom southwark. Both
arc heading on shore, ana Defender
has LO0i lead
LoRa BRAsGH, Aug. 29.-Tbe De.
fender fOuuIud tho fifst mark at nhout
2.0l1. Vigilant turned tho stake boat
Al RD. ut 9iOB 40
Fan RooHAwAY, Aug. 2s.--shOrlly
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HUNDREDS KILLED.
p,I,,i,p, Attack a Nohann'dan
village 10 Turkey
,us HOUSES SET FIRE TO
.,v,r. Women and ChlIdron bids
,rInIpat,ly Slaughtered When
1rying to Escape

ro..r.srlsorLE, Aug. 2s.-R'por"
r,y, teen received here Of TOE recon- ION
n NV, a, A band Of Bulgatiaus upon
~. vobsmmsian village OF Do'pa"
Us y, inc Turkish frontier In inc
Rsod,pe mOuntsIn" as tIo'u'lveIy
''s,sd 10 the Associated Prefs on Au'
sa,, IAN. The attack, 1t appears &C.
.',,,d a, dawn, aud while the VII
I,,sn were asleep. Tho Bulsar'sn'
" ',. dynamite bOmb, aud rot hrO to
-, ,o,,,s, when the iunsbiisnts irloi
IA ,,rspe. Men, women AMI cniii'en'
nj, claimed, we're killed indiso''ln'-
0,l,I,, and, according to one version i,,,
a ,bo affair, 800 PERSONS Wefo A'ii'u'
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To u.iuri the n.a YIAs.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Upon the AZ
rival IN Chlc,gO Of kier Hardie, tie
English labor leader, 1t IL said NJ
2ttFmpt Will be made 10 unfufl tue red
ny. The socialists have the Nag
fesiy aud cay they will fly II a. tie
big open air Demonstration Sunday at
which Hafdie aud John bwintOn are
TO bs present as guests and speakers.
The Sunday demouHiratiOn II pro.
joctod by n sooialiStio labor party tor
tue purpose Of opening tho fall cam.
psign for the elections TO the drainage
board.
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Two Hearts Made One.

RAfsrrilj,in the Salt Lake Temple,
August IS, 1895, George Thomas Wide
ot rayson, anu Miss Margaret Powell
sou Of Goshen, Utah county. They are
graduates OF Gne h. Y. academy and
teachers In the district schools. Each
Ia about q " ~ Of age. The bride.
groom will legve for mission to the
Southern States September q.
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Lead Production.

WAsuINdIoN, ID. g., Aug. &c.
According TO n bulletin by tue Geo.
Logical Survey, the production OF lesu
curing the FIRST six months Of 1895,
amounted to - total Of lO6, 900 tons, OF
which $4,000 was dssilveTiEed leau md
$4,000 soft lead, anu II 800 tons OF this
was Tenned, In boId, the remainder
being ObtAinrd from American base
bullion. The total IL an Increase OF
$500 tons over this fir,t six months Of
1884, and 5000 tons Of 1894.
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Comic opera ~ nsdicias for nsi.n-
choliR

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 29.-Harry
Brown, the well known COMO opera
COM dian, whIgs hymc " here IN Port.
land, alter yoars " ~ iuCk, hts obtsined
a fortune H. peculiar manner. Wnils
illiug an unyruiitablu en- aremout Ia
Cleveland he cured a hitherto incur.
ub'e patient, the young HOpui wealthy
parents. Tue boy was till iCiod win
suicidal mania and accidentally saw
Brown AMI laughed for the fifsl time
IN his lie. Brown became young
kullOgg'u physician ana tie cured him.
When Mrs. X liOgg died recently Sue
biquuathod comfortable fortune 10
Blown, e. whom the money u goa.
pet. Brown 10 visliug old ffiouJs
here, alter which lac goes 10 San Fran
cisco and then 10 the uOulh OF Ffauce,
where no will spend the wintsL
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Inflammation Wanted.

Thomas Hecps emlgTatsd from
Manchester to salt Lske City between
forty ami fifty years ago. He was a
PAINTER by trade and member OF the
Church Of Jesus Christ OF Lsltet.uay
STlnts.
Any Information respecting him or
his progeny Will be gratefully received
by his niece, Mrs. Nelson HRskeih, NJ
sss Chester RneI, stralord, Man.
chester, England.
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Iuo TIur VotNu.
Aud The HruE that ktIitd Howard
pigfHsl

ISDIANArULis, Aug. 20.-tho drug
with which Howard Piv.z'l was kllle4
usiote the bguy was burned IN tho
big stove ia Ifyibgton Cottage Wa
found today. Part oi bottle 90 cyHn
ide potassium was iouuu buried Ia tue
barn.
Boys digging under Holmes house.
In an unfinished portion Of the cellar,
found two feet OF HowaT1 rlrtz-i.
They had been burned but not Ies.
uOytd anu evidently were too bulky 10
put int the chimney hole. VITA the
feet was found buried n iive.Vuuf. can.
There was eUmu coal oil lu 10. The
grand Jury 10 hearing testimony today
and will return an indictment against
Holmes.
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nIPESING Io1 SOCIALISM.
An English LHbur Leaders View OF the
tendency oi Trade Intons.

NEW York, Aug co. Before leaviag
for this west, kier HurIie, tue English
labOr leader, anu his colleague and CO.
worker, Frank Smith, called ut tho
office Of tne general executive board OF
ths United Garment Workers. ass0uia-
ton. Mr.. Hardie told GcueTRl 5ecfc.
tafy Reichefa ho iuunI the condition
OF the East side sweat shops much bet.
ter than that OF the shops In LonIon,
Mr.. Rriohofs toli MN this condition
was due to persistent agitation ami
slriEps.
Mr. HArdie said II waa his intention
to call at the niece Of all tho big labor
organizations In his tour through the
country.
~ want 10 Zee how thoy run
thibgs,n he said. 81 think the gar.
menI workers are dong excellent
work. what the labsr organizations
need IL the came butiuosS methods that
capitalists use. After the labor organ
izition has been perfected n socialist
party can bs made OF II, The social
ittio aud the IrAIe union movement 70
hnnd In hand.
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Changes IiIs Location.

KANSAS CTY, Aug, 2g.-Gsorgo NJ.
Sargent vino, once 1887, has been con-
nao'ed with the Ssnt. Es Ia this city,
has rendered hls resignation as com.
mercial agent to become general
freight and passenger agent Of the
santa Fo In Prescott aud ~ ouix,
Arizona, with hoA. quarters nj Prescott,
Arizona
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NEW YORK, Aug. .0.-CrossmAn &
Bros. snip 81 900, 900 gold on SalurIsy.
The government bond syndicate has
deposited s. 800, 900 n tho sub-lrsAsury,
taking legal tendou.
Oelrioh h Go. ship 1850, 600 and
Nesslsge & Fuller 100000 In gold on
Saturday. 1t 10 iIkely that another
nrm will make another small ship.
ment.
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Fire al EairYiew.

special Correspondence Of ne pEsGREr news.
FAIRvIEw, Utsb, Aug. "a, 1895.
A flrs occurred st this place on Sat.
uriSy, August "a, which resulted In
the loss OF barn. sheds, grsnsfy, 5000
feet white pine LUMBER, % loads Ut
hay, Que wagon and several other
Artioles oi value, all belonging to
VIM. Bodily. The fre was caused by
bufning weeds In tie stack yarn.
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Enr,haunLs. In M..ic..

MFXiCO CITY, Aug. 2g.-SevsrAl
light shocks oi earthquake occurred
yesterday and last night. The subler.
rRnean shocks continue at Piponet on
the coast OF OaxAcs and the sea Ia viz .
lsntly disturbed. Loud Toarinps are
heard under the water and Tightening
tho fishermen.
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information Wanted.

Samuel Alcock tmlgTatei from
Msnoh hester to Salt Lake City In the
year 1861. fine or his heirs will com.
munioRto with J, W. M1cDul, lia
Hsmpden Grove, raIr.croit, Man
chester, they will hoAr Of something
greatly to their benefit, ~ there Ia a
large sum ai money lyinR In the
banss u this city belonging 10 Samuel
Aloock waiting claimants.
Utah paprTF, pleaEe copy.
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wAsiuSuIUN, Aug. - Tho Oh n.
ese minister ma been July .nIvls.C 90
ths status ~ affairs NJ tue six con 70
panles, hut nts decided aUi " .u { .
Han Ffsuci, % fsf the lurp .fB % IT.
tling the pIsiiiun. Tie n, IsciieI IJ
leaye.the olure M tist % : .a non Of
the Chinese cOusui at 5au FflHunc
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Y. NC. A. at Saltair.

Saturday will BIO Y. NJ, &, A, day at
SaltaiF. Tho boys Will remove their
gymnasium apparatus to that popular
resort amt give an excellent program
Of gymnastics bo;h afternoon anu
evening.
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MERIDA, Yucstan, Aug. 29.-Couri.
ets iron tho south bnng tdu asws thst
ZetAin, chief Of tue Rebel Chan Santa
Cruz lauiAns, has ueen snct fatally.
The Cuhans mere are actively aiding
tho patriots al home, IL IL reported
that irsth expeditions will start from
some point On the Central American
coast tor Cubs,
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WICHITA, KSns.. Aug. 2s.-ThsTe
apptas 10 DO no foundation for tho
reported killing Of Captain Baldwin OF
AuEdarko. The Eagle has messages
from the Vicinity oil Iue EEoney doHy-
ing the story.
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thu See Yup faction. The Who'll ngnt
arises IN the Six comranies organic
ton Nv tue Golden q Ito. Moy duly
published tue uoyc II 10y mailing II o.
the public anuOu cement board. lie
was undet, rel by an intlmalion that
bnyooltiug Ia Illegal in the state Of
IllinOit.
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WAsmNdToE, Aug. 29,-Ths secre.
tGTy Ot ths treasury today extended
the time tor the filing Of sugar bounty
claims nom September l to October i,
1895. According TO the regulations
issued, all claims were to be filed on
September /, but the time was found
inadequate,
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Rescssh fran, Death.

HoCnESIER, y. Y, Aug. .p.--Elec.
tic Linumau Harry 5nurm, VI tue
Brush works. received n shock of from
1000 to 2 800 volts. HcwEs pie dup,
apparently dead, tut after hard work
was tvbusCilats 4.
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Ice Orlinance Annrnyed.

The ice ordinance passed At the last
Council was approved by the Mayor
toisy. In the future the police courI
will have no difficulty IN Iisp01ing OF
case Of selling, giying away or uslng
Di impure ice.
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p-Nr ,iioAso' Aug. 2O.-Sam Moy. a
highlv'"oiiseu si'ei several copies OF ths
rgt,n, V ,I Chinese posters emA.
r.a,'nSs HSm sau Francisco, Cal, de.
Ian -, ~, Ooyc1't on tho SAM Yup fac.
e.tt snn 'uo SlA companies. The boy
ststs.P pn's 10 all parts OF the UnIteu
"ui puEp0TIa 10 be tho work Of
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Assistant Dis,ric, Attorney.

WAsHISGToS, Aug. s9.-rhe attor.
ney general oday appointed Frank e..
Bnlsyson, Los Angeles, Cal, assist
ant district attorney for the southern
district VI California.
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BERLIN, Aug. GA torpedos beat
capslE d yesterday In the North sea
lhlitsen psrsons arc reported TO have
been drowned.
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nr.. J.m,. Mann p.sa.

CoLuiIBUs, o., Aug. .0.-Mrs.Jsmes
Dunn, mOtusr o n win Dunn, u. 4.
minisIer to Japan, died last night at
London, o., aged 70.
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AMSTERDAM, Aug. GA IRE Mt
HoOgs Hwsiuwe. BrRbsni, destroyed
fOTty-threu houses. Fiily families are
homeless but there was no loss Of life.