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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
FELL ON A HOT BAR.
Antoine Murray, Employed at the Pacific
Rolling Mills, Badly Hurt.

Antoine Murray, Employed at the Pacific
boiling Mills, Badly Hurt.
Antoine Murray, an employe at the
Pacific Rolling mills, met with serious
accident about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. He was working on the night shift,
and while taking bar of iron, which was
at white heat, out of the furnace it slipped
from the tongs and fell to the floor
Murray attempted TO get out of the way,
but missed his footing and fell across the
redhot bar.
He threw himself off the bar as quickly
as possible, and several other employees
ran to his assistance. He was driven to
the Receiving Hospital, where it was
found that he was badly burned on the
body, face, hands and neck His burns
were dressed, and at his request he was
taken TO his home, 70S Twenty second
street, liz the ambulance.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

For about three months she has been
knocking about among the families of her
nationality in and around the City. Ac-
cording to Baccla's statement, cases of
the sort are not OF infrequent occurrence.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

At least rs per cent OF the trained teach
ers of the London School Board have come
from Church OF England colleges
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
End of a Mad Dog.

ofacer McCurrie of the Society for the Pre-
yention of Cruelty TO Animals was summoned
yesterday morning to 91511 Hayes street
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

at least one charter mass-meeting held
every evening until the day of election.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Pilesi Piles! Macs lnfaIlibIe Pile Cure.
Cures all cases of blind. bleeding, itching
and protruding piles Price Soc A. McBoyle
& Co., druggists, 504 Washington street.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
FROM ANGELS CAMP, CAL.

nIgotyo
As applied tn
Belt" j. TIBER
CHEM Angels Camp, CAL, August q 1885,
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
FROM HUENEME, CAL.

ngotyo anythn
JOHNSON
CAL, August IA
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
TRIUMPH OF HEALTH!

the
mean
menn
or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
TWAIN RETURNS,
Opinion OF tho Great Iiumorist on III
Tranayaai.

Opinion OF tho Great Iiumorist on the
TraHaVHai
Southampton July al MARX twain ar
rived here today from Cape Colony. MI
Twaina stay In the Tganhv1al was coin
cident with the excitement over The trhl
OF tho reform" prisoners. Spending OF
affairs IN Tho South African republic. Mr.
Twain said:
II corrider tho Transvnal the country
Of tho funto. II has delightful climnt,
ana boundes8 natural wealth. The bIli'
OF The trade thnc Us H. tho hands OF IN
tngliyh aud Germans but Americans
should hn Jhie 10 command the ion
chnre 81 the trade N machinery, th'
lntgcst portion OF tho nachniHts IN III,
Trarsvaei being Americans.
Nh, hammond tJohn lihya Hammond
the reform iondor, convicted Of treason
ana whose sentence Of death was COM
muled Intends to hrlnN back fnlm the
Niatch with him T2odOr0 worth of mn
chiiery. The majority Of Americans ~
the TthnsydHl are engaged III mining and
comparatively email bat The mass Of
I}Ocra ulHd" no distinction between tho
Americans and English The settlement
uNOr tho Jameson raid and the subsequent
ttinl Of thr tefortnVfn has fuhsld'd. hut
all the rofornicrn agreed that the cause
Of political reform hir heoh retarded "A
drcada by Tho Jhmcgon fiHaco. IN my
pntOn Tho tfiilnndci element must over
Mlrln4nGiy pf,.domltAtG before thry cnu
set political rrrogniEon. Mld tlion only
by peaceful means"
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roMlllnN NLAAIIns.

London Tho house ~ lords have pissed
10 liH lhlrd rcahluH the irish nnd hlll
london The licriu correspondent II
the Snndnrd nnya thut thr pownth have
40 intention Of hlookn1lnB crete
Colon Tho Nrltrsh steamer Elrnwel'
of tho Earn tine, from baltimore July 20
hna arrived here. Captain Carter has
Rmniitos aud the shp WAS Iunrintneh
New York y Apecni to the Herald from
lluouua Ayren says owing L. the fan ~
the price ~ CONES" "Npurts from HrnAii
ia the unrt"i }ut'a aud Europe h"N''
been HuHptndud.
toudou rho 1,ure a-scrts that eve
hope NJ Etuwiug 'hn' Nj Chamberlain
win hinnclf pres dr npor m" select enc
uHtt,o 10 inquire into the HdmtuiHtta' lou
OF lthodrs. md ilstp the orstu aui 'r-
cumstau,e4 of inc jameson raid.
New York rpeclul So the ltcrhll
from Panama. says. 'onR ltlrn odNi cs
Say mat the government hnA PASSED a
law pfuhitsrnE Ma. importation OF foreign
oliver Al nov VA the ppssuHslun of pr
vttr parties must hc dDponud nf wltin
thirty dpyH. utrr Whth umo tie roV-
rrunonN W'll totutr mat II no Heut IN
tho mint aud rs phtuFrd for Costa iurrn
currency The measure haA caused bis
fan Ina Ntll,
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MS EASTERN TRIP.
Programme Of the visit Of Mr.. Br. an 10
New York

Programme Of the visit of Mr.. Br. an 10
New YORK
Lincoln, Neh. Julv 3i-M MIR. BRYAN To-
dny announced his itinerary Tor the Fast q
rrn trip TO mcot the notification commit
tee or tho democratic National conVen.
iiun IN Madison Square Carbon, New
york August I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan will leave Lincoln
On the burlington II, D. m. August z.
arriving In chicago Saturday afternoon.
They VIII stop over Sunday. leaving chi
uRht sunday night reaching lu%hurF
- fltishurg and leave Tor Sow lp'k
IursdhN morning, ARRIVING there nhput
H,ap luc"lny evening. Tho national f"m-
nill.' WlI meet Ia Now furk ~ ihr 'lnln
NJ IN" notification ana Important cam
ptiFn work VIII bo hrcusHcl
MI. aud Mrs. bryan viii then 10 10
llhih M1iuc, and aloud a few dayN Win
~ aud Mrs Sows,l
m" r'iurn trip win not ae trrhnf'd
unlii after the Nov York meeting Mir.
lirtHn in not making my luirs for
Hp'"" lies at ms time ana VIII lpi do 40
mtil after the National comm tr" hNS
h"nn 'Onrultrd lie has received a itiSe
uunbrr uf Invitations Ia speak IN almost
"ycry Sjnto IN the Union Mo4l ~ ihem
hnru cnun bv mnil or Wir, hul many
hnve been extended by men VINO Lave
Dunr Lao p"rHun for The purpose. To 'hru
Nee hdn gwen tn" same nnsw"r. ma h."
would mako no appointments uui'l AFTER
the meeting OF the Nat ond committee
Amos Cummings of Nov York says.
TN" THmmnnv executive committee
las iust unanimously Endorsed Your nom
nation My personal congratulations
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LlRr nr rLlN nMAn-

Atlantis cnv, N. D. luly - Forty
seven 'icnd aud forty three Injured Thcsc
arc H"nlshi's tguros Of IN" appalling dts.
hSi"i ore nno noniuwH hst ovoninR pf
the dead FORTY hnvc heen idoothci fhroc
Of tho uud, nm0ci ace men mud ihror
wpmau The obi one consists ur An arm
to whhh ro body mas boon found rho
official liNf az the lrnd follow.
Charles Mutn lirte-ton.
john irlNrr IifliEoton.
'hwha iici<r'. Salon
.huioA MctcaL i'rldKcton.
Nj ana Mn Trrnuhtrd. Bridgeton.
.. T. Murphy. Mdllvulo.
Jootph lntuH. llriiR tom
!, - JoliuHun, llrdFdon
Chirlra - luruushs, llrldEctou
liodv supposed to ha CharluA Soly
H. = ncl nlsdselou.
II it n"ll brdgoton.
w. G. hooper. ltttiVrtop.
Mr and Mrs #, G. Goldsmith, Brilso-
ton
Samuel roornc, Atlantic ctW
l'rml'lu hub"is. ticHrncld. la.
j shepard. ilrldRoton.
Mary Wc"acll Anoway, y. ).
l,ltie carr lwdgeton.
Mcurl MutA iirrlNrtun.
Mrs liWrr May. fllhtino, ~. j.
Mrs. II t. 1901. Brdsetnn.
Anna Fr,0so. lIddgNtou
Edward fatr ltoad'ng railroad en-
~ H' ""l'l'Nfi ~ ~ lN'Nh rithtIlf
HridEctou
CHARMS May. Palatin-. n.
-, II. Wool, shipping clerk, Camden.
q u Taylor, address unknown.
James NJ. nhtomad,. iiridgeton
PAM OF shirt found with name stamped
A bo, ABBOTT u years old. supposed to
be \ Peters
REV. 4 NJ Hooper ot Yorktown. n. ].
J'inic i.eodr Iifdrcton.
l.Nhin cart iinncock bridge, N. J.
Mrs PAtWc Hooper BridEctou.
Nahfir Cheney. iridgci1u.
Unknown woman.
Miohtrl May. BrIigctou
William Spae'ihinE Philadelphia
Elmer Wcuihol, ifridgvtF;A
li+nry Hughes, iirldy-4,G.
t'eknown woman
Mrs Mary i'rohHr, iltHlgrtcn.
Mrs i II. aiItenAp. Brdgctna.
william T., lN,k"tI Brldgoton.
losrph cheney liridS'don
Unknown man
Charlrs T.. Mo,all. Hadgeton.
| lnknaWn woman,
Unidentified arm
| Charles MAY.
| - H. wood
| q n Taylor.
| LYNDA carr
| \ ttuf was found on the, nueer NJ one nl
| th, unidentified women bearing tho In
| tcHptpu "0 80 H."
| SululduF chimney ard Monigrl dlcd a
| the stutawum this afternoon. pf The IN
| iurod t Va more than probable that four oi
| nNo viii dc. Many 81 the others are in
jured only slightly.
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The SOCIALISTS INSIST.
They Desire the Adoption Of Inter-
national Arbitration.
WANT TO ABOLISH STANDING ARMIES



London, July 3l--At the sessinn touhy
ar III. tutnrnsiounl sorL,Iiat labor and
M. .. A., O., ,,.,..., ...,..
'""" "'""" '""s'''" va ~ ''' ~" -"
nail NJ. valiant, the French Bofi1lrt
DENNY vna chairman ana Matthew Mn
49, ,o,,,,,,,. ,,a,....,a 49,, No 49,.
h"i'' wv 'NN" "s W.
cia'ist labor party of tho United states,
WAS vice chairman
M . ,,,,,., a.. ,,, 40 "a.
~ N'"S'''" "'''' ~" ~ "
committee on educhtlon ana pNsslcni h'-
yelopment fnvoring a government Hystnin
y, ,''',,,,. ,,a',,,, .,a,,,n,, ,c,,,, u,o
~ p'F"e ''".h''," 'N''''i's
kindergarten to the university ana ~
eIudsrg physslta1. scientific, nrtiatic ani
s.,b,,,l s,n,,o,,. ia d. ,,o,,,,r,iv ,ccos.
hibe 10 every one. by freedom IRON feeA'
and public maintenance Of the Hchuuia,
ma ,.nort nrntah,t. IA. ornt,o,,na,u nj
,,p,N, ,., ~ 49," az '' A." ,iglt
n,L @ H., n,,, 49, I,,,et,,ir, l',to, a..
,,'nn,n,, ave-, t..ntv'f,", no,rs ,vr.i.Iv
Nv y" mos Etsr Itnr,lte n,sti,d n nj
vLnievsr n,nen.r mo mniniennncc OF
rrnniata and ihc unlVaraity q iucat.un
ynnjh c "a vo,,,a bo foIio,y.d Nv com
,,an,',,,n,,' A., H.. T,,ntnuttnn Of IA. nuto-
rn. ~, or,,,in,in
n,e ,',, 49, +. Tor ,dcr,ed .f,cr "A NM,
a,i,,snton ,ho ro,,r, az ,hn ,",n,niiien on
nr,,n,,i1n,ian r,v.Jnv u,e nstuI,iiHhmrn Of
W . ~, :" ,, ,S ,t, ,,I .n,nu,nr,., /
a., w., ,.e ,ngor,,si.,n and r,,onuon,bnp
A., ,,isv ~ ihc pr,at ,,ntnli,fntion nf Hufo
- y" An,,,irn ennhitnr rnnrrrtrntnd
n,'t ,,,,,., -, ,,,,,, ,,1,,,,.s and ovnrrouit
~ r,eisI,n,,. nr nnutnsplnn
a'd ,,..,Trn Tn,Ic,, ,hnI nrr,ugrmrnia he
n,' " ~, Ky, NM, w. ,,n},rn,,t. enritli-i
m ,ane 10 "ln,, W H., H., ,r,,a I'm.
..,,',."s ia an, XXX ,hrn In ,oln thc or.
$500.
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way which he hardly explains. ,.,.s
that u iS the only current money IN M
u'p"rlm"uf Of Panama the rtsi X M
.l'phrino niS on H. paper bihis, hoW ,Infr
Ia II Us he has the SILVER at sll. when Il
WIN MOI hr accepted tor his dinner IN n
goa men SILVER money Is OF a pfemia,
money changers iD1ying u IN 10 All NJ
IN" department OF Panama. Tn ,u,l
prcfcntatlon of Minister Mckinney i,
correspondent of uhp World. Is from Nh
result tlli Colombia Is In dhb,. E1r,,Il
mas her god, h"r credit Is pom, III NJ
hhckwttd H. development and torslsra|
hnvn II monopoly at her mines
We m" on a snli basis, Mr. MoK,ns5
already Hul is gold a pnrg Of olit crs
lttipu} No. Mr. Mckinney, anirt from N
reserves, II ~ o"npn hy he money chm
"H ~ ihoir inst.um~ni IN controlling h.
uuolhon ana distfihu ~. prices aud wifx
W" hMYf declared however, a new l,t. |
prndoncc IN Your absence, Nj McknntJ
the old one ~ political iniepeni.nA n
now sustained ny 4 rrccnt ole Of mose |
thfN Independence ~ al other power Ill
ihtlcns. AMI we have facts Of erprratI
ana history at home for this course 81
dents OF humanity. Instead of studsals Il
diplomacy. ara our E"drs. lie, Us ri
from tho latest table OF index numbsn N
my command "On April last The vi
chasing power Of 81 u was ~ gftM u
tho pUr"ihsiug puWrr ~ 500 In gold d
1873 the year OF silver demons' -siIs I
making fall In average pisces Of VA N
cent, or an appreciation OF gold u vi
pr cont 1t TINT line Jle) In s,li ve'#f
Snrchnsc MS much OF commodils 10 cel
eral as ss27s ia gold In 1914 AIS n
thai tinr Si0p In gold woilld buy as4Yt.
OF silver bullion NJ 500 In 1874 and
| tan IN gold prices had been - grea! "
| the purchasing power NJ eilver had fsl1
but - s,r crnl lmt IN, .ysta,a.!
| countries silver rs measured by 10 ptI
ohhfinR power has not deprecated u
aud gold mcnsircd in the same wsy,
| appreciated 100 yen cent" Aud hn G
| az hltp'rr ia oyou worse since Apfl ny
| fHilurr1 occurring ana more people or
employment Nav, when n The nn1
/ MONEY" the "sonud money! The hba
dollar whose purchasing power 'h.asanI
IN etapl" agricultural products has aluDs
| rince lSA,' or the dollar disabled BY w
hut whose purchlsldR power Is M s's
"v"r' Which iE tho crowd that thm
with Most. t.toulun. Ell alsg
Another suhschT
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l1rsrnl-crlNN nr cnora-

~ FAM. MIMI july si-A special from
Ahordecn =. -, 60 tho plspAtch. anys.
later rcporta of the heavy han storm tn.
dievo hton,tNo destruction ~ err pa Tho
storm started near ipswich pas.iue sonih-
fpat. completely DESTROYING tho rrnn4 IN
tract from slS 20 cirh' miles wide aud
nrfV 10 SNty miirA long Tho Hunter
irrigation farm. near Mclottr, "a said T.
hr completely runcd,
Tito storm was accompanied Nv a h,hVy
wind whs'h drove ito hal With Me
4 roo At Worthwhile and Msllettr win
doWs wore ali broken out NaecA NJ ln
ava lhl ,,ssrs are nei oh'nnahlc. but IN,
Total VIII reach many thousands NJ dol
lars II was the WORT storm that OYER
vs' ted this part of tho SDdc.
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ONFlcIAL nlNNrn


i"yl'r Entertained spanish
Diplomats
N'W YORK Jniy "a \ 4pr,i.l In the
W'rld from san schssiicn sp,'n ,,,yo.
'l"l SncIcs Minister Taylor r,ye -
'"H'he'H to tho duke OF Totnan. spe,,.n
minister Of foreign annirs. tho Austrian
'"h'asador the Iirush nmban,ndo, ,h,
niilsnm OF lloHard Turkey a,1d s.,
,,',",lllHo aud the charge dafrnirs cf
France ana Gormnuv
, ne h"nlth ut iho queen regent ana
~" KING were proposed by Mi Tnylor
ana IA" hcalu nf rrnsi,lnut t.jrv,l.ni
MhH proposed by the luke 4 ro,u,n whn
ilVh'N Nenor Castelar, In showing ,nur
10y tili sympathy to tho American rem
rcrentatlNe -" w
IN" msnisterinl press az Madrid notably
nv "if'Hppnd"nsl0 Espana uuhiish...
an 'Nld"uiiN authorized article an nc
UNI OF American politics and the ur.,,
'Wu'lhl campo En, 9 IN surnisos reunrlInu
n" probable effect upon tho rol,'ions h.,
'N''n ihn two countries and uppn tn.
OUTLOOK ni cuban affairs II Is urged tb,t
SphlH must take prompt and decisive IL
'oris ia pQcity tuhn. recognizing I've
american ognmcrrhl ana financial In
| ,ri'"lS arc being r,'tt ously damaged IL,
lh' pfo"ngn'iou u the s'rueglc.
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TOMMY cnNNnrrn.

London, July n rbc Sporting i.ifo this
morning has an inlorvlow with Tommy
Conncno the champion mllN runner II the
tpitad Statrs IN whiHh he snvs thai N,
concealed his intention hrfote leaving tho
tushrd Rtatcs NJ yishiuR England. hcNpuHc
thr Now YORK Afhlaiio SIAN opposed htl
hspominS 4 profrFr ilul
II WA diRpi,ta.d.' hr continued, "ht
shc manner IN witch tie Ncw YORK. AIN.
rNminthiza with ihtop and the others
VINO have ts1n oSrollru from thr amateur
rnnke My experience ur nntatcHr attn
ieiica ~ America was such hat
would not hesitate 81 join the professions
nj
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HAVANA BUDGET.
Comment of la Lucha on tho Ncutta
Proclamation.

Comment of La Iuchn on tho Neutfali,v
Proclamation.
tJ,,n,,, r,t. o.,
'''' ''' ''' ''"'"' nus u com
'"'l, ~" 'I' f'i"t thai if'rid'nt Glove
lands proclamation OF warning T. hlli,usl.
arg ..,a,,y il H.. ,t...t...., ANN
..,.,,, ,..',,.... '"''''' q" N'
N"'"iS '''"h'I'lf '' 'lI'r . on tne pdit
of the United State government as to
olnins for tud..u,nttv u,t.. ,.. ,..,.,
.s,,,,.. t....,.. Nv '''"
''Ni''" "',''''N !" h'h' ga nI"." LOT lpsn'n
euiIVitb by Americans dsiug the Wal In
Cubn.
nm. ,,,no, ,,.,.......,.
~ h"i"' "So'''H th'l s"ch n course
u iSh' not be 80 bad for Spain 80 Appears.
ana might even l.. IN ,,, ,.,.,. ,..,...
IN. Al,,trld ,...,,,,,,..''., '''' "o''"''
Nm tr''. ,u N,f' 'ni,' ~ ""'li ONE mack
W',slir,,t,,,''" ,' Iu"Vlh a. GAINS a., lhr
c,,,,."1 va n''' nin'il ion All damages
whvs na1 ,"u ,t'nCv VIM hda nj
grt.rnn,'n, VI, p.'S." ny the .nleh states
1uAt,.i,'', ,,t"N'i" w prevention an III
.,'i i,i'h IA" proved compliance ct local
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VICTORIA VIII ngrTltn


Rumor Thn, Hho Wll Voluntarily 'eaH"
10 Reign.
London inly 81 frho rrnor nat Queen
Victoria ni"ndg to retire In favor OF tho
t'riuce ~ Wnios ir nrbn current to-day,
aud court circlye arc Rro'ty troubled re.
rorrdlnn tho condition. ~ the dnoenH
h0aith,
such rcpor'o hive frcGuentlS olp"nrod
Of vccout years Iui It nov Hccw' 'hni
thsre may ho SONS actual foundation for
tho statements made
II rs ,ddod that hor majesty has dcrid"d
90 apend her time "a future nt iiplmornl
ar Oshnrnr and that she WIN rive the
rrlnco and Princess Of Wnlos che use
NJ buckingham palace ana windsor cas-
tic. Thorc ia no doubt thu, the queen
tcta greatly the wosalt of her years ana
hcrcayehcntr. aud her majesty Is report
ed aa having repeatedly remarked drrmr
her ntay IN this city -, buckingham pal
ace. upon the oconsion Of tho recent mar
ruge OF PlneeHs Maud OF Waios 70
Prince cnnrlcr ~ Denmark. "lhis - ms
last visit 10 London"
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lrnGr 1.YNrlI nrNn nm.

the Commercial hppcnl from Clarendon.
Arb, m}s. Ono hundred and nnv men
took Godfrcy Could from the cftlc"rs ltst
night at this place ~ they were nt'nturl
INK Ia shirt Inn away aui hanged hm
to a tree Could ~ the man who commit e
ttd an assault on rlnrrnrr Wright a
young woman ln nriuidoy few days
aEo. The noh wRN hit't Frrd ioukrr
who committed "A similar crime moro &C.,
Gently, hut the Officers rad rmuVgl,i him
away and Gould was cNgght iue' in thn
pick VI time, Mono of thc nlph we're
marked
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NO TNOunI.M ENrNrTnn

London, July al~-ln regard Ia tho state
mcnl puhtshrd from Caracas, Venezuela.
Ia - New York newspaper today to the
effect ma, the Venezuelan govertmeut
hsd received Information that strong
British forces occupied the unfinished
tract from AcirntHsf tn Auaicuru pre-.
venting tho passage of al Noneguelans.
rhe Associated rrrHs luts information that
the only foundation for tho report ~ IA
The fact tust ehou, twenty police were
sent their after the arrival Of Grown
surveyor Harrison M olhcr force has
heob sent ia the spn, aud 40 further truu,
bic s. expected
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DAY AFTER THE CASUALTY.
Every Train Brought Crowds OF
Grief STRICKEN Relatives.
SWITCH TOWER TENDER ARRESTED
Exhaustive Examination by tho Coron"r's
Jufy-List ~ tho Dead -impro-
viscd Motgnr..


Atlantic city, NJ. j., July II The In.
ye,,lgntion uuto In. oaur. ~ ia, collision
80 49,, ,' ~. Ia. 49,,
l"' "ib"' on 'ho "e"u'"k '"n""S' "'"'
hAng the rcsrpnhibihly, began today III
earnest. Coroner Mclaughlin ompnnc.r.,
!, ,,r. A, o,oi,,.L No., ,,., ~, m,
'''S' ~ '''V'" wy vs.,
iufpom oI Waiting tho hr"u" OF the wic'h'
HE party was augmented by several law.
,.s rallron1 ana ,ollce orno.als and a
ss,s' '.'','.,.'.'. ,,'.
group ui newspaper men.
The sccnu was very dm ,ront nom that
ar l,4t o.,ht 1he rri,,t .,,te. ba1 If u.
:. :, =, , t.....
"H'r'lfc "'h' boih u"ohA "u'" olo"l'"'
tho aiticleB of clothing Wtich uol0nE d to
.,.,,,,,',.,... -, .,.,,,, -, ~. .,,u.... n,i
p"'''o'p' ""i 'nuVh " III" "'''""e' Nv
been removed. Ihtfr 10 h,nCill impress
son that under thu mass OF debiia. at
least nix more hotstH No
gna tt-. n, ,.,, an .s ntu.iivo c,nnIn,.
non ni liz. grni,i,d ,n1 'ietoted "oneiI
,r,ti,l, nm, A., I'd lut,nretiou OF int .i,,uit.
v'hi,h I'm .,,,ln a, 49,, v.,''. ~ ia,
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NrNNNnA Fnn c1rnA

New York July 3i-Thc Adyortiscr
says Hector dc savedra, who with Fer.
n"ndo de fricntc Andrade. was commits.
stoned by tho ruhtn iunla ~ rnria Ia
erihs ia New York u battery OF French
mltrAillouses manned hy French artillery.
men, mas arrived IN New York with n
Nv WbeI 81 mn"hin'H hrt seventeen rttn'
horr IN" balance of the equipment f. a.,
nryied 10 arrive pero Ia about iiffren t,vp
Nh'h tho complete battery aui nh H.,
luhta Will attend 10 their SHIN, az, ~"
,Ni' SENIOR SsVfsra states tbat "a.
FRENCH people have the groatep, MN, .n'
NY WIN Tho cuban cause an1 are ma
hheral with their subs lriptiouA ''''H'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01

Nashville. Teon. Iuly II t, has iuHt
buon made puhlic thai the hook commit
zee Of she Methodist Eplsonpa ,hur -
N'oulm has suspended Hov, y Steele.
odi,or OF the EpwoNh IVA. pondins In
NeHugt'ion of eharHos against HIM "a
r,fcrepc, 90 his manner IN conducting tho
church paper, Rev Wm. Grtnn ha, hrsn
appolm"i cditer IN Tho Interim Mr slreln
,a noe "a iho city. having gone Ia nu I'm
worth League inaaf meeting IN I.rN ngtOn
Mo. but has h,tn nu'ihru of the hnuk
ccinmittcV's action. Thc affair .rtAtrs
much discuss GA In church circles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
NE0nrNrIoN nMnNnn rr.

lAule Rock. Iuy Al The weather here
today has boon even more oppressive thIn
II was yesterday, the ofhciet thcrmom-
rtcr Al the aigunl office regisferius o.
at p m. Al Malyrtu the maximum was
no rhoro has hocn no rain IN large
portifn of Tao state Ia over "A month aud
the crops aud vegetation OF most every
description uc burning ny Wells, springs
ani small streams are drying up. cattle
aud hoge are fnnfshins. foliage is htins
lhrch'd ana falling tp the ground and
forest hrrs ar raging "a many places.
The drouth H. said 10 be the uoI de.
struoii'e ihpt has been experienced here
la sixty years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01

Now orleans. July IA Mr. Joseph r,h..
N"eai Of tirs cty received an oinr.l l.ttc,
last nigh, counrmng tho news Of m,
death Of the great cuban lsadcr
General 1nro Macco mo ,,e..,,.l
ihya that w. fell Ia Ia mLlA
a. Ia Iona del cato on the nith eny a,
iu}t "hile BEADING "A fierce chnrg Syiit
h'h','s up,u the Spanish troops. whu
were dcfealed with heavy ioss.
General Jor' Mtc"o fell In the hsnt OF
H"t'' Whlle l,Vtdiug cavalry charge II,
lAl' 81 limR'lf after he ftll ana v,tl
n'dcref"" Al mrehrtet' ana a, ID. ~
~ ms men fell upon the Span ,trid lIt,
tni'r, cutting tIom 60 pieces ana Inn
hF"h9lns the dchth OF then bras. Ind,
lahnN tunes over before thA Sunnlsh lin.
unally broke and dlshandcd In gr,at con
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Will VISIT wAslIINGroN

Wellington, July n A letter has hoen
received here from Mr. Bryan sayins he
VIII Nl~it th.p city on hia coming Eastern
iru. The committees having IN charge tho
drmorriu;ic ratification meeting 10 he hc'l
here hope Mr., Bryan wal limo his SIT
~ that h" can artnud the meeting Hon
John Mclean VIII hc aslScb 10 preside
aud Senator Jones, tho chnlrmpn NJ tho
Nat. nal democratic committee ScnHtc r
Iiru'rs of NitgiuAn and STAT" senator
Grady of Nuw York w'll b. invited TO al
dress the gathering
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NINETEEN wrng CoNprMNiei,.

Nienna, July 3i,-~Aftor nj, weeks, tho
trial at Agram Of the Rtsnjovc baud, MINI
herring thirty'sm people charged with
eHhteen murders ana numerous assaults
ant robheries, Inns been ended Ninetcon
monhtrs Of tho band, including two
women, have been condemned tn death,
uic nihers have been sentenced 10 peril
odn Of frpn~lnr 10 twenty one years penal
servltudc and eiRht were acquitted,