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IN THE TWIN SHAFT.
BETWEEN SIXTY-NINE AND SEW
ENTY-TWO BURIED.
Little Reason to Believe Tint Any
of the Men Are Alive, But Work
VIII Be Kept Up just the Same.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, June 3o.-The
situation at the Pittston shaft has
undergone no change since midnight.
The rescuers continue work under
great difficulties. The squeeze is
general and at the foot of The shaft a
loud rumphng noise OF failing ROCKS in
the distant part OF the nine can be
heard. DouDie timbering is being re-
s0fted TO. Under the most taVora bic
conditions the workers could MOI nope
10 Gear the gdnSNay to where the en-
Ioinped men are in less than a. month.
Ihe caVe-ln at Janesvi1Ie some years
ago otIers a precedent for the officials
or the Twin SMART. AS long as lnere
IS Il POSSIBILITY or any of the men be-
ing alive, they feel it their duty to
continue in the WORK of attempted res
cue. In the GAINESVILLE cavern, six men
were imprisoned in a breast of the
mine for nineteen days. On the nine
tenth Gay they were reached. Five
men were dead and one was alive. The
LIVING MAN WAS BIG JOE"
a Polander. He is now employed as a
carpenter at Hazleton. He has been
interviewed on the probable tate of
the men in the Pittston mine and says
that II they are alive and the air is
pure where they are, they will able TO
live for ten days at least 1t is taken
for granted there is water where they
are and If the men carried a good sup
ply OF food, which could be used spar
ing1y during their imprisonment, they
may be able to live several days.
Another large crowd gathered about
! the mouth OF the shaft this morning.
en- women, wives of the entombed men.
THEY STILL HAVE HOPES
that their loved ones will be brought
cut alive,
The appeals sent out by the board of
trade are already meeting with liberal
responses. A gentleman from New
York, who does not want his name
made pubic, sends s., 900. Smaller SUBJ
scriptions ranging from So to $50 have
been received. With the exception of
Superintendent Lanigans family, all
the other families of the imprisoned
men are
IN DESTITUTE CIRCUMSTANCES
Some of them have received temper
airy aid from the town authorities.
General Superintendent Lawalt, of
the Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal com
pany, Morgan r. Morgan, outside su-
perlntendent of the same company, and
other prominent mine experts held a
conference today. They received re-
ports of the men in charge OF the res
cue work, and after discussing them,
decided that the work of clearing lte
mines should go on. At noon it was
said that the props were holding better
and that the rescuers were making
considerable Roadway. More Roadway
had been made between 10 and y
O'Clock than during all of last night
1t is now stated that the number of
men in the Twin shaft is between So
and ".
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INDEX or roDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS

PAGE ONE.
Carnival Arrangements.
Teller and His Chances.
AItEeId on TyvO-Thirds Rule.
Bland and His Chances.
The PittstOn Horror.
Democratic RimetaiIistS Meet.
page TWO.
Strikers at Cleveland. o.
To Bond the County For S35O.OOO.
COnfederates in Session.
The City Council.
PAGE THREE.
Business. Mining and Stocks.
Markets of the W Grid.
In Railway Circles.
PAGE FOUR.
War on the TYO-thirIS Law.
PAGE FIVE.
Salaries of County officials.
In the Political Arena.
Board of Equalization
PAGE SIN.
Movements of Mckinley.
PAGE SEVEN.
News From Nearby Towns.
Senator Te1ler's Views.
PAGE EIGHT.
Affairs of state.
Bank Receivership Hearing Begun
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As He SECS II.

ST. LOUIS, June 9O-H. E Taube-
neck, chairman of the national execu-
tive committee of the Peoples party,
has returned from Chicago where he
has been in consultation with the lead
ing Populists from Illinois, Indiana
and Iowa. He said: 80 sure as amy
candidate at Chicago gets the nominal
tion by the support of the gold dele
cations, the Peoples party win put out
q. ticket in the ST. Louis convention
that will get the solid endorsement at
the polls of every friend of silver in
the country. regardless of party lines,
and 1t will sweep the country.
In the light of the last few days
think BANDS or Teller's nomination
at Chicago is the only thing that caa
head off a separate ticket at ST. Louis.
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punEnEIN 4 BAD -.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, June 80
very earnest effort IS being made o..
the suffrage women of Los An l;.t..S.
for the relief of Miss Phoebe w. Oo -
ms of ST. Louis, who is IN Tue CIV
helpless and penniless. MISS Cou --i IN
arrived in san Francisco a few months
ago with her brother. Who was an m
valid. While there she was attacked
with acute rheumatism and was to.u
that in the south she would fnd r.
lief. But on the contrary. Miss CouZiHs
has grown steadily worse in Los An
geles.
a petition is being circulated by the
woman suffrage campaign COMMITTED
asking for contributions to tunu
which is being raised for the purpose
of assisting Miss Couzins and her
brother to their home in st. Louis
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WANTS WILLIE.
Senator Chandler Puts His Name to
m Editorial.


CONCORD, N. H, June 30.-In his
newspaper, The Monitor. Senator Will
liam E. Chandler today prints a signed
editorial, endorsing the nomination. of
Mckinley and advocating his election
Referring to the financial question, the
editorial advocates opposition to the
free and unlimited coinage of silver
bullion under existing conditions by the
United STATES alone, and, moreover,
opposes the single gold standard of
money. Devotion to the double stand
ard is expressed in the following OBJ
servations:
THE existing gold standard must be
preserved, if it is so decreed, only I'M
til it is possible to restore the double
standard by International agreement,
or by just and reasonable safeguards
of United States legislation. Whenever
the choice comes, if it ever must come,
between permanent acquiescence in the
single gold standard and the adoption
by the United States of the single sill
Yer Standard, the Monitor and States
man will not be found on the side of
gold. Such monetary system VIII
everywhere tend to make the rich
richer and the poor poorer, and will
inf1ict grinding poverty and intense woe
upon the great mass of the helpless
mankind all over tine world
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NOT VERY BRIGHT.
Golden Visions Are Slightly Dimm-
ed, Says Harrity.


ed, Says Harrity.
PITTSBURG, June 30-National Chair
man Harrity, en- route to Chicago for
The Democratic convention, tonight
said the ou,tlok for a gold standard
plank was not as favorable as hereto
fore, and that the silver men would
probably dominate the convention and
put their man in nomina ton for presi-
dent He added that such a. result
would mean hard fight in November
Whatever the outcome, the Pennsyl-
vania delegation would not bolt, but
would abide by the decision of the
convention. He would not say whether
Robert E. Pattisons name would be
placed before the convention as can
didate for the presidency, but said
the ex-governor was certainly the
unanimous choice of Pennsylvania
Vice-President Stevenson also passed
through the city for the west tonight.
He positively refused to be interviewed
on politics, and with his family was
going to their home to spend the sum-
mef.
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The Forlnrn HONG.

NEW YORK, June SO.-The New
Workers who are going to Chicago to
fight for the gold standard have COM
pleted their arrangements MI Will
lam c. Whitney will leave with a
party of friends in a private car at
tached to the Lake Shore limited, of
the New York Central railroad at 4:SO
on Thursday, reaching Chicago Fri
day afternoon. He will be Joined by
Senator Hill at Albany
The Tammany delegation will start
on Sunday morning at $50 o'clock,
having two special trains over the
New York Central. Between $50 and
300 will go. They will arrive in Chi
cago at 20 O'Clock on Monday morn
ing and will make their headquarters
at the Auditorium. Mr.. Whitney said
last night:
The fight is being keyed up in the
sound money states and there is a
great increase in the spirit and deter
mination of Democrats who are going
to Chicago to fight free silver
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Will Meet Tndnr,

CHICAGO. June 3O-The sub-com-
mittee Of the Democratic national COM
mittee will meet tomorrow for the pur-
pose Of arranging the minor details of
the convention. The subcommittee
consists of Chairman Harrity, Penn
sylvania; Secretary Sherin, Indiana; B.
T. Cable. Illinois; ]. G. Prather, Mis-
souri,: E. c. Wall. Wisconsin: H. C.
Wallace, Washington; T. H. Shorley,
Kentucky.
The full national committee will not
meet until noon next Monday. the day
before the convention. There have been
reports of contests from Michigan,
Texas, Nebraska, Nevada and Colo.
RADIO. but the secretary says so far
there has been no official notice except
from Nebraska. The practice has been
to deprive both parties to the contest
from the temporary organization, thus
referring the entire matter to the con-
vention. 1t is believed this plan will be
pursued this year, though the silver
men have been somewhat aqprehensive
that the national committee may at
tempt to override the presidents and
seat gold contestants. The sub-eom-
mittee, which will meet tomorrow, will
be asked by the siiverites to give them
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he Utah" float, the "sego Lily" be
;r, 4 ~

the Utah float, the "Sego Lily be
put in the fifth division?
+ Why should the Chinese dragon be
given precedence over the Utah"
float; why should the monster from
heathendom lead the pride of Utah,
the "Sego Lily?"
Why should the Indians from sur
rounding states be given the prece-
dence over one Of Utah's fair daugh-
ters?
1t is all wrong. If the Fourth is to
celebrate the admission of Utah as a
state, let Utah have the position of
honor.
If the Fourth IS to be Chinese ORA
gon" day. let us be told about it.
If 1t is to be Cowboy day let it be
SO announced.
AS son of Utah, however, protest
against any action being taken which
gives the Chinese dragon preference
over Utah's representative and Utahs
national flower in the procession or in
any other way.
l am for Utah, first, last and all the
time, and every man or woman who
loves the state is with me.
UTE
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the national committee to succeed

the national committee to succeed
William Il. Harrity
The removal of the national head
quarters to Chicago, the silver men
declare, will certainly be accomplished.
They say that as Illinois will be the
battle-ground, it is necessary that the
directors of the campaign be in close
touch with the men who are in the
field making the fight.
Senator Fred Dubois of Idaho, the
personal representative of Senator Tel
Ter, reached Chicago last evening ard
registered at the Great Northern no
tel. As soon as his valise had been ta-
ken to his room he hurried to the
Sherman House, and there met Judge
Mcconnell. After a short conversation
in the Office, Senator Dubois and Judge
Mcconnell went upstairs, and Senator
Teller's campaign manager held a
short conference with Senator Jones,
Senator Harris, John w Tomlinson
and other silver Democrats.
None of those who were present
would talk about the conference.
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HoRARr,s REsIeNATIox.

NEWARK, N. j.. June 30.-Garrett
A. Hobart, the Republican candidate
fer vice president, attended mestl1g
of the Republican state committee to-
day for the purpose of resigninS
from the committee. His resignation
was laid on the table Immediately. Mr..
Hobart was asltec in r
resignation from the national commit
tee.
THAT matter viii not be decided up
on until I have seen Mr.. Hanna, he
replied The makeup % L.
nittee is left to the na tional chairman
and my retention will depend very
much on the result of our conference
with him
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souTHERN PRoGREss.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. June CO.
The quarterly report of new industries
erected and in the immediate prospe ct
Of erection in the southern states dur
ing the three months ending July l.
1876. as compiled by the TradeTan
shows total of go.
The most noticeable feature is the
fact that the erection of cotton AID
wooden nailis in the south continue
with upabated zeal. ff.y-five new &C
ton and woolen mills being reported
during the last three months. Soath
Carolina leading with 90. GearSia kev-
ing II, North Carolina s, Alabama :
Texas 4, Tennessee 4.
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GARDNER GOES no cH1cAGo.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-LaWrence
Gardner. secretary of the Democratic
congressional campaign committee.
left for Chicago today to establish
headquarters in the Auditorium TIE
national association numbers a mem
bership of 1880. the clubs having about
sc, 900 members. 1t is expected in this
campaign there will be at least 5000
clubs in the field. On Monday. July o,
a conference will be held in Chicago
between the executive committee and
the chairman of the state association.
Plans VIII be arranged for conven-
ton of clubs in St Louis. Sept. so. 1t
is confidently expected by the associa-
ton that 1t will be one of the largest
popular gatherings ever held in this
country
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WAR PAINT.
1t Has Been Donned by the Chey-
ennes and Serious Trouble is Ex-
pected.

CHICAGO, June 3O.-A special to the
Record from Helena, Mont, says:
The Cheyenne Indians have donned
their war paint and are holding pow
vows preparatory to a general upTis-
ing. Several troops Of the tenth cav
airy have been ordered from Fort Gus
ter to the Cheyenne agency at Lame
Deer. Custer county. Mont.
The Cheyennes have been unusually
indolent and ill-tempered this spring,
and the depredatiOns upon the cattle
and stock of the white settlers have
been more extensive than they have
been for a number of years and evi-
IDENTIFY committed in a spirit of pure
ma Iicif1ISneSS
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GOLDBUGS.
INDIANAPOLIs. lad. Ju

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 3O.-A
meeting of gold standard Democrats
of this city was held yesterday after
noon "a the Commercial club with y
present, including prominent business
men, bankers and professional men
who are opposed to free silver. Of the
AZ present SO agreed to go to CHICAGO
ard HEADQUARTERS will be opened eifSer
at the Palmer house or the Auditorium
and all Indiana gold standard Demo-
Gratis will be invited TO meet there.
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PoSTMAsTERS.
Thirteenth Annual REIMBURSEMENT
Has Been Completed.

Thirteenth Annual REIMBURSEMENT
Has Been Completed.
WASHINGTON, June S0.-The thir-
tenth annual reimbursement of presi-
Denial postmasters' salaries has been
completed, and the change becomes
operative July 1. All of the changes
are based on the receipts of the various
offices, and there is only a small per-
centage of decrease of salary. In adj
dition to the change between the presi-
Dental and fourth-classes, already an
nounced. the following are among the
changes within the three classes of
presidential offices:
Arizcaa-Tucson, advanced from
third to second.
California-Petalum from third to
second, and Antioch from fourth to
third.
Colorado--Canon City, Grand juno
ton and Victor advanced from third
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BENEFITED THE MINORITY
Its Adjustment the Key to the
Situation.

With the Rule in Existence, the Par
ty May Find Itself at the Mercy
of the GoIdbugs-Illinois DeIega-
ton in Favor of Wiping it Out
Bland and His Chances For the
Business.
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THE CARNIVAL
ARRANGEMENTS
Everything Now in Readiness
For the Grand Display.
ELABORATE DECORATIONS
Business Blocks and Residences
Bedecked in Gayest Costumes.

Wild West Show and Indian Riding
Exhibition-BicycIe Road Race
The Parades VIII Be Two Miles
Long and Most Elaborate and I'm
posing-The Order of Procession
and Line of March-City and COun-
ty Building the General Rendez-
vous.
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1Inr ne Harris.

CHICAGO. June So.-The Record to-
day prints the following:
Senator Harris of Tennessee. the
chairman of the Democratic bimetallic
national committee. viii probably be
the permanent chairman of the Demo-
cratic national convention. This is a
part Of the programme of the silver
men. which includes the removal of the
national Democratic headquarters to
Chicago and the election of Senator
Jones Of Arkansas as the chairman of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-01
AFTER NIANY EARs.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. June SO.-Om-
Ger W. S. Wright of Nodaway county.
Missouri, arrived today with requisl-
ton papers and will take back Frsd
Kane who, five years ago, got $2,1o0 on
a bogus check in Missouri. Kane was
located and arrested by Sheriff Burr Of
this county. He was located at Pasl-
dena, and engaged in the livery BUSH
ness. He had changed his name to
Game.
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1T IS UTAH DAY.

why, Then, Should ..Utah's, Float be
ReIegated TO the Rear:
To the Editor of The Herald:
l understand the carnival is to COM
memorate the admission of Utah as
state
That is the paramount object.
Why, then. / want to ask, should
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-01
Democratic Delegates Are
AVerSe to Discussing Tel
ler'S Chances.
P0PULISTS INSIST ON HIM.
Say He is the Only Man the
Democrats Can Elect.

ShafrOth of the Opinion That Teller
is Not = Candidate in the Sense OF
Seeking the Nomination as Could
Member of the Democratic Party,
Be-His Popularity Among South
ern Voters.
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DEMOCRATIC
BIME'HALLISTS
Judge O. w. Powers, of Utah,
is Among the Num-
Der.
THE FORMAL PROCEEDINGS
Gold Men Will Be EffectualIy Sat
Down Upon.

Twenty-Nfae Delegates Were Pres
ent. md There Was But One Dis
sentcr Among Them-Disastrous
Effects of Recent Years Caused
by Biunders Recnlled-As Tau
beneck Sees It--Leaders of the
ForIorn Hope.
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Will VISIT Va.

CLEVELAND, O.. June SO.-The non
partisan Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union of Cleveland. is arranging
to go to Canton in a BODY 10 cohgrat-
u,ate Ex-Governor Mckinney
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THE SILVER MEN

question as to who shall be selected TO
preside, but speculation turns more
freely to Senator Harris of Tennessee.
1t is suggested that the task may be
quite arduous for one of Senator Har-
ris advanced age, but his great exper-
fence and parliamentary ability, as we'll
as his popularity in the party. will rem
der him a formidable candidate if he
manifests a desire for the honor. The
name of Governor Hogg of Texas is
also mentioned in connection with the
selection.
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cnrLn NOT AGREE.

ANDERSON, Ind, June SO.-Manager
Bonner of the national Tin plate work
ers tonight discharged 500 men out
right. The men and the company
could not agree on scale OF wages.
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to second class; Fort Collins relocated
from second to third
Mcntana-Butte and Helena. second
to first, and Billings third TO second.
Oregon-The DalIes, third TO se-oad;
Pendleton relegated from second TO
third.
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Nothing Yet Done.

CHICAGO, June 3O.-The committee
appointed by the Democratic bimetal-
lie committee TO confer with the eXecu-
tive committee of the national Demo
cratic committee will meet the gentle
men composing This organization at
the Palmer House tomorrow.
Chairman HarSty is expected to ar
rive during the forenoon. and to call
the executive committee together soon
after his arrival. Other members OF
the national organization have aSsur-
ed the silver committeeman that they
will be received soon after the execu-
tive committee Is called together.
Members of the executive committee
with whom the silver men conferred
today assured them that no step had
been taken looking to the selection OF
temporary officers. This has had the
effect CT causing the members OF the
bimetaai.c organization to feel that
POSSIBLY their
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-01
THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON. June SO-The treas
ury today lost s7s. 500 in gold coin, of
which $4,000 was for export to Canada.
This leaves the true amount of the
gold reserve at the end Of the fiscal
year $101, 519,S1S.
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sEvERAL PERSONS KILLED.

METZ, June SO-Flre in the arsenal
near Fort Moselie caused an explosion
which killed several persons and seri-
ousiy injured many.
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APPREHENSIONs WERE [
FOUNDED


and to conclude thai probably there
will be no effort at snap judgment.
They will, however, make their call
and present a statement of the action
Of the bimetalic committee and ask
that the committee be allowed to sug-
gest the temporary presiding officer.
If this request is not granted, they
will report to their full committee. and
the full committee viii proceed to Sc
lect a man for the place and prepare
for his election at the outset of the
convention, in the face of d. contrary
nomination by the national committee.
This course viii not, however, be
adopted without full warning to tine
national committee in case such warn
ing appears to be necessary. Also, in
the event that the national committee
consents to the suggestion, the silver
men
WILL PROCEED TO NAME A MAN
for the place. 1t is even possible that
they would consent to a compromise
that would allow the national commit
tee TO make its own selection Of a pre-
siding officer in case they agree to take
a silver man and to submit the name
TO the bimetallic committee before an
nouncing the name. The silver men
are very determined upon the point of
not being thwarted in this matter, and
are giving their entire attention to it.
They will tell the national committee
very plainly that the only way to avoid
a clash in the convention and for the
national committee to avoid being re-
pudfated is for them to accede to the
wishes of the silver men in this mat
ter. They assert that it is to be sill
yer convention and that this can be
demonstrated in no way so clearly as
in the selection of temporary presid-
ing officer.
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NOT so WELL UNDERSTOOD

to be, for none others have been so
thoroughly identified with the cause
as he has been. No explanations
would be necessary with Mr.. Bland as
the Democratic candidate"
Mr. Williams said also that the DEM
ocrats of southern Illinois were prac-
tically a unit for Mr.. Bland and ex-
pressed the opinion that Bland could
carry the state on free coinage plat
form
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