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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-18
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TELLER BOLTS.
Formal Protest Against the
Gold Sections Of the
st. Louis Plat
form.
A BLATANT DOCUMENT
Cheap Abuse Of the Democracy
With lingo Demands and
Declarations.
HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION AGAIN
platitudes About Cuba and Brag-
CANT Talk About High
Tariff.
WILD SCENES OF CONFUSION
Business suspended by the Uproar
-EIobari Nearly sure OF
second Place.
WILD SCENES OF CONFUSION
Business Suspended by the Uproar
Hobart Nearly Sure OF
second Place.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June IS. 1S96.-The
morning of what is confidently expected
to be the last days session of the
Eleventh National Republican Convention
opened with, bright sunshine and cloud
less skies and every indication of a
roasting day in the ill-ventilated con-
ve,tion hall. The shouting. band playing
and fireworks of the numerous clubs
WHO participated in the parade of the
Z sizs Before had been promacted into
the small hours cf the morning ard
aided by the horrible din, gigantic rattles.
scueaking machines and other diaboiical
Inventions which the street fakirs
peddled. had rendered sleep impossible
until nearly dawn, and made the quiet
cf the early morning very welcome
-Noise had thus far been made to dc
duty for enthusiasm it required the con-
tenafng forces of evenly balanced fac
tons 10 produce that indescribable cleo
trio thrill and drawn strain of excite
ment which has so pointedly character
ized other conventions.
Everything has been too much one way
here, both as regards the Presidential
nomination and the gold and silver con-
nine regular orders of business prescribed
'y the convention rules. TWO only had
'een disposed of when che convention adj
iourned yesterday-the reports of the Com
mSttees on Permanent Organization and
Credentials. leaving six still on the card
as follows:-
Three-Report of the Committee on Re
Fous-Naming members of National
F'ive-Prezenting names CT candidates
for President
Six-Ba,loting.
seven-Presentati ton OF names of candi-
dates for Vice-President
Eight-Bailot.ng.
N.ne-Cai Ct roll of States, Territories,
Alaska and the District Of Columbia for
delegates to serve respectively on com
n,iftees to notify the nominees for Presi-
Gent and Vice-President of their selection
for said office
Thus the platform came in as the first
order of business. The money plank was
the only feature upon wh.ch there was
any difference of opinion.
Fright sunshine with clot1dless skies
and a temperature up ii. the eighties and
going higher, difused ansinspiriting in
flsence on the many thousand men and
women whc were swarming through the
streets or jamming the cable and trolley
cars which converge on the large, squat,
s-beGecked building IN which the Re
ps.5:tcan Convention holds its session. 1t
was the morning of the third day-the
decisive day-the day which gives to the
Grand Old Party" for victory or for
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-18
PRESIDENT wYoKoFF BETTER.

NEW YORK. June Is, 1Ses.-It was said
at the New York Hospital this morning
that President Wychoff, of the New
Amsterdam Bank, who was shot BY Geo.
fl. Semple, had passed a comforts l,ls.
night and that his general condition was
good. He Is showing signs Of Improve
ment. right along, and unless some new
complications set in the physicians are;
now hopeful OF his recovery
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-18
AUSTRIA's HEIR APPARENT.
BIZ Cable TO tho United Press.

VIENNA, June IS, 1S9e.-In consequence
of the continued and increased i'll health
of Archduke Frank Ferdinand, heir APP
parent to the throne of AUSTRIA Hungary,
Emperor Francis Joseph has directed
Archduke Otto, brother to Franz Ferdin-
and, TO exercise the representative func-
pire.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-18
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, June 49, 1seG.-Eor the "a
hours ending at e ght r. NJ, F'riday.-l 4
For New York City ana vicinity:--
Fog, clearing this afternoon, fair to-
erly winds. &C.
Hnrtltett,s There = >naeter Rcnnrr
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-18

--Stcres. factories and Institutions can now
sat their Supplies as good as arys NJ. "
house can serve tAena Complsta stosaz low
prices az y E. cleary Cas- Wholesale rfp-8
cexy Gtoress MONTGOMERY and Greene streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-18
DIR. JAMESON'S TRIAL
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

LONDON, June IS, 1Sss-The trial of
DR.. Leandor S. Jameson and his fellow
officers in the Transvaal raid has been
fixed to begin in the Queens Bench divi-
sion of the Hight Court of Justice on
.Tillv %
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-18

Lots and graves cared for by Cemetery.
AssQciatcn; no assessments, moderate prices;
perfect title. -Four and a half miles from
Court House; Il r.inutes by rail from Erie
Depot. Nliee over Frovident Savings Hank.
50. 22s Washington street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-18

Sarsaparilla the first place among medicines
i Is the One True Blood Purifier and nsxvs
tonic.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-18
Jersey Civ Pnafa !

Van Houten Post. preceded by their
drum corps, marched with colors, flying
to the depot shortly after nine O'Clock
this morning en- route for Asbury Park.
The veterans looked we'll and they were
cheered repeatedly. =
Zabrisllie Post, No. ss ona brv-7,.a,z
strong, headed by a brass band. left the
Avenue House at $50 A. NJ. TODAY srd
marched to Marion station They were
accompanies by their wives and children
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21
AMTRIs MINING ENGINEERS.


Denver sep "a hoGE one A7lTl1rs1 q
r-s@rnserz % tfa American InSci-gte o
adlrFag Engineers arrived here today on
q special train from EAa East . arena
r2A sever ty-nrst meeting or the institute.
wa-ea VII oper n This city tc-eTc3~
and cou-izne .or ef-lt days. This = iAs
n-st meeting held ~ Colorado since go
dt tscovAry o. Cripple Creek aud rh2 r21-
~4sss4eae revival 81 the gold .Gs2 n
thls =-ate The Institute was org4nlz@4
AZ wakes Bar~e Pa. n ISL and s.Dce
thst tir5e has had an average q t1res
nle rl1Es each year. always ~ soma prom
sre1t mining center or where technical
opera ttan- Incidental ID mining A-e con-
durteE. This j. t1e rairz n rlss cs-T-
isA 1r~. being n lsS2 2nd the second =
1883 It is anticipated tnat TIA attend
&n1e wal oe not leSs than % TIE t0Isl
L inl lg1es members from every st&ts =
;hs Ernloa 10 watch mining operations ot
any k14 ara conducted
TIE l5cal executive committee Azs ar
ranged "a more thau ordinary attractive
pr- s-anme. ine5ud.ug visits % TIE sn9elr-
e-s. 80 Fort Lagao. where the Institute
wl witness dress parade ot the gar
r.son. 81 tne school ~ mines a. tio.aen;
q trip IL Cripple Greek Florence. Pueblo
ana C5lora1 90 Springs and D Black Hawk
AracuE 5ht Nes.ern delegates expected
are lae following. ATizon4-D RL2rdan,
F'iagsIa~ Ca}tfs~1ia-R- .. Brown. Bo-
6ie < Il. Harvey, Gait. Montana
Charles n. Good4Ie. Butte, Frank hlep-
40. ErcaI Fails. -. A Packard. Butte
ore gent hornas M0rconl. Woodley Utah
-. E-aE4gniae ana William \ Wilson,
SaiI Lake.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21
COLLISION on MONTANA UNION
Express Car DcmoItshes smoker
Ten Men Hurt.

Butte. Mont. Sept. by a collision
between the Unson Pacific express train
from Salt Lake and the West. d9e here ~
li-S5. and a mixed train on the Montana
Union bound FOR Anaror1a, near Rocker.
for miles west of here. al Il O'Clock last
morning. the engines OF both trains ana
the express and smoker or fhe Union Pa
clfc we're wrecked Tas following pas
sengers were hurt,
J Marray. I1sAdvllie. Col. bosh 2eEs bad
y bruised
Dan Green, I.eadvile. one les slightly
hlrj.
Z. J. Murphy. Red Gin, Col. slight
bruises on legS.
]. OBriea. Butte. injured internally "a
lo@er part Of abdomen.
Z. J. Jus-ice. san Francisco. both feet
badly bruised.
J. Il. Elliott. Baker C4ty, Or. Tigh; leS
BRUISED left side confused.
J. Jacobs. Butte. legs slightly iactra;e3
n II. Burdlcs. the news agent. suffered
u S3sht confusion a the left cheek au3
several bruises on the LETT n-io H. =
Fisher, bAgSageman. and \. 3. Jones.
mail CLERK. each sustained fractures ot
he right forearm and bruises Oh the
head
All the injured were on che Union Pa
ciie express. which uses the Montana
Union tracks from silver Bow junction
tnto Butte. TIE passengers hurt were
all n the smoker. whlch VAS telescooed
FOR a shtv3 o. its length by the express
car.
TIE acc!den. Is attributed 20 a conai (
or orders The trains we're 70 nave pass
81 A. silver Bow FUNSTON. 4 - s8i3
thas the dispatcher subsequently released
TIE Union pactar ard ssflea % change
the orders 20 she mixed train The
trains met on a straight piece - track.
The express going twenty miles aa
hour and the mixed train aftren miles.
The engineers OF Noth trains reversed
ard PIT on The brakes ard then jasnnct
With their .regnen. None of them VAS
hu~t- Both engines were demolished
The xprass car 0f the t'nlou Psciac trsta
jumped ths tracks All te.esc0pe& trta
the smoker. The passengers ~ the mixed
train were e. the rear car of tae tram
and escaped WITH a shaking -.
TIE injured ware al brought 70 this
c*tv sr4 taken % rhe hcSpl a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21
ENTHUSIASM AT COLFAx.
Republican,. Heartily Greet WflsoA
pooIitttr and Sullivan.

sSoisar. Sept @a.-Spe0aai--A fan hostss
greeted The Republican speakers. Serafor
John l. Wilson. saassdase for Governor
Tsotter Charles Sullivan ard Congressman
". II. roo98.fis hsre lass night. The ea1-
nea flring ana band playing. segan on Main
street. at o'efaeA. ard INC Mckinley Iaa3
assembled IL Republican headquarters snf
formed 4 procession 70 tiss cogrIho0ses
carry re banners Tags and torches Tns
court house was beautifully 3rapsf Win
flags and Toaers ard pictures ~ tire Re-
p4hnran candidates for pFo.ssissst anA vice
president The ar.si3sng ~ ehe Mckinley
t-igh p r. Trsngbls. presided. ard nitro
4 fera we efsFaksvs. Al saTne are oid-ttsao
residents ~ s'aifax. ~baeh fact was re-
fegrer 70 ~ 'he chairman aaA greeted with
cheers Senator Wilson begau ny veasisn8
= tsisnhonie message from &. T.. iickk;ns.
~ ~pokane. saying fAst fhe fnaHsanu3s
suernas- saf tme NJ KID.ey ass9fs had sign
ef and tass nearly one-salFd ~ sass
voters 81 fha e3fv are nnw members Tie
csow3 cheeFes Wilsna when he said fhas
twa-.hlrsfs ~ spsskane's vssegs woal4 ae-
lang 10 .Ae Mckinley ciua }sef0Fs Sossaa.
Der.
* wHson snok4 for ~ hour. arid Tart A.
ssnflon sullivan talked sNensy minutes
on state ISSUES roolftflc sssksi an hour
ars nalf Oh national lswaee. Principally
the ReDshsean naFfy's record. the Hsogey
ogestlcu Aaa tMe Nicaragua canal Ho
sssa thNs ne haf Always been ii friend 90
silver. and had ssoken and voted FOR IL.
The meeting was a west enthusiastic ons
IA every respect.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21
DEMOCRACY swALLowED rP.
Jefferson County Poputfsfs Dictate
Tustnn-The Ticket WEAK.

Port Townssns. sep. y --SDecsas.--Tfs
TseusocFasle party ~ jefferson eannty = =
hsnw ~ the paaf. Sly Siuao1-pasrs
Tseraaarafsc delegates IN epnNenfien s=-
sereh8es yesterday voluntarily decided IN
sassterate fhe party nkFu@. aHd nensseforsa
i1s kaaga as PoD8lssss- TIE consideration
e8r sne earefGfs. cf course was uteF~ef-
arw Tkl@ convention fraAssi afT ~ naiis@.
ea4 tne nonslnat5ons oT ore Legislator assti
50 eognty c3erk. ~ @xehangs for ths SIP
tssrt % fse Jerersau c0anfy PApaAssgs. AHA
save a4ger cast sx@r 10 sofez since fsss
party Nas arRan aeB.
TIE eravleE appetite for Office ov1fa&s-
aaees ts@ rad tsena1 principles o. Desas-
eraeg ard 80 pogrsllzss ar~ corresponding
IS hanuF fsBt tha cooler heads OF tns
s.a-fy Esronaa@y thai pg sacTlaetrg sss
ssrsv rrsnr.elez raere than 10 Democrats
qsHt -s.aake khe coHvsntS tSoIfs acton fsy sssss~
oors4nw fne Feagoisean platform walsh
aavoeatrs honesty. s0gssf government af1i
Asat.- rea7za alton 90 isHfsa1zzfs ossstx&fsaaa.
Use c8untg rick@s ~ weak eFsotizh -
asff fss Republicans Tire sagislasass
rserr .ases. gsr "a. G. usllsssyn aH4 f :.
Msstsek Wla eergaiaIv De defeated. sztFn
wArhorssss as Joe kDan were nnHaFFf-
falls slaughtered ref~Ising only fss~ votes
saf - SIXTY. T9ss r3tratrs1e~ OF ~. fiekes
II eoFrraFsantfnEfw weak. TIE ynosf vn-
ssastssrfs Democrats 30 not profess fs
e.Afgn mere than CO. or s~o coansy OF
.eaR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21
MEETINGS ON TkINIEY'S LAWN
Twenry-uine Delegations This week
-Sisisors Every Day.

Canton. a.. - pt- -3.--M4I- N kinney
spent the day entertaining Few friends
a dinner. booking over MS mail ana ies;-
inz The mau ard the telegraph are ssilt
AesYiiy baTiene1 with congra t1.lat!onS
fram rev Aick11isy converts and Slth -
4Zes-s for appointments with visiting del
egsurnS. Commencing Tuesday, theya
Ni8 ~ meetings on t1s n Nc < 4nley lawn
every day ultd October {. and number
ri appointments beyond tAat date have
been ms8e For this week alone There
are tNeuty~nlne egatl0us announced.
d., fa.Iows.
Tuesday. September 2e-Citlzens OF
J 1le~tewl and CeautauQua county. -.
Y. sixteen coaches. Mckinley clubs 0f
Northern Iaiisua- starting at ElEharr and
coming ia train of ihree sections. Re
puD..cens ana friends from Holmes coaa-
-. Naso-
Wedaesday. September 23-The first vot-
ers sna g1e Republican veterans Of Mum
cia In3 the Republicans ~ WOOD county.
oaio Including ina Manhattan Mckinley
Cinb and tha F'ir-; Voters Mckinley
C-lao of Bowling Green.
Thursday. September @4-The Fepuhl
cans * Wes,more!and county. Feansyl-
vaoia. 80 strong. Republicans % OIL Clty,
"a
Friday Septen Der. -5-Citizens of Craw-
ford county. Pennsylvania. citizens OF
Wsandotie county, Chie. citizens @. East
fed. Pa. Weymor3s Money Club of
Lynn. o.
Saturday. September as-The John Dali
zeA Republican Club, workngmen and
employees ct the Westinghouse Alrbrake
Company. az Wilmington. Pa. employees
of Spanr. Cars s Co. Peoria. III en-
VioEes os the DgqueuSe steel works. Du-
Qusnse Pa. Swedish American Cub,
Rockford. lu. So strong; Mckinney club
composed entirely of tla workers { 80
strong. from keasiagtoH. Pa the Re9ub-
ioa1s o. Piaaa tae Republican wheel
uen of Toledo. worklueman from Jones
a l-saEn4in Company. Plrtshurg. cji4zens
70 the Wcs.eru reserve. ot Ohio crga nizsd
hy TIA Woneu ~ Cleveland and vicinity,
Republicans and c!4zens az Ada. Q.
M0nGay. : ptembey ->-C.tzeas of Is
oon. Eo.arciAu4 county. OHIO.
Tliessay. September @>-The locomotive
erEinsers ~ Chicago. Republicans and citi-
gems "a general IF NognESFoWns, Oalo. cd
-9.1.Trs - Sar4asky. Chfo.
Wa&r ~day. September 3A-The Native
-9.nsy dsy. artangs5 hy -he citizens of
warren. T-3mhgH conury. where McK.n-
.ey ass born tAa citizens of Beaefonto.
IA
Tasesl*y. October 1-Tae Mckinney and
HOBART cub. ~ Trnar2 ONO. and ne
Eer.n4-au voters of Portage county. Oalo
Fr sss, October --THc Italian CIub banG
ana military organization of Chicago. the
Formers ~ tae Panhandle" g Yves; Vir-
-8
Ss,srt4y. Cctober e-3le Kr-.ey and No.
es-t cab ot Nsns-e1 couu,y Pa. 80.
Trrmsrr.si < u3 M.arv cab. - Mans
r s1e wef rf~ - C--ago. Boher1-
tr- Nne-eau Republican CiH5 of Cleve-
l4rf
M7assy. o-toh- The farmers OF,
Nor-he-a .i.ssear.. a,-~x Tie Ina ~ ne
Santa Fe t~e Bepuo s-an editors assoc.a-
f.an ~ rIe y r-tfen-r s5s.-f>r - Tnfrra.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21
SAN FRANCISCO HtRBOR.
An Appropriation Asked for Much
Needed improvements.

Ssw Francisco. Sept @7.-'T1@ dangerous
condition of ths hay q san Frameisco and
is approaches au3 The constant c,eg acs
th~r are 30 she merchant marine was the
theme ~ petition whi~h has just been
..-@a.sn. I'd ~ CougressrT3An James G. Ma
sx-a ~ she grand 5ary. The petition -
quests MaxGsTe 20 ase MS earnest en-
s5eavor wlea 80 proper >orIlnltttee N he
house - have an appropriation rrAs1s -
ra4 v,~eSe ne eesSs0l 20 secSTs <hs ralleS
desired. IN wsols or - part. l. segEas.s
tha: thsre are sevsrai necessary aids %
safe ~ornruer-e Ett-s the "a tsosAal Eovsgn-
u.eas sAo.sss s4galy. va 4@legf49a lsr2@
20 paint Reves. cable line - she sos1tr-
@as. FaraIloae ARD - tog Vesse4 foT SAB
F'~aucis-0 1saT.
A-,e-tfc, = caU@3 % -. "a ina.
VILE tho average custo-rs TeFen@s co.,
ge-.@d here Is over s s' - Tse~ s1n Hrs.
o-.t~ frte 80 has been ewrser ie1 Gr-.ng rhe
-.sst sarty-sevsn years 1g tas govarnns eat
y, irr~~5g-t-E ere EaTsros.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21
The Guar Sails for Iseith.

Copenhagen. Sept A-The cza- ans
czar4na embarked on The imperial yacht
Standard, ~hicA sailed from here al g -
o'elcck for I>eith. escorted by The Pos4
star
London. sep p The Prince of Wales
Lord RoseoeTy and Baron - Stsal. the
Russian ambassador. accompanied by a
number OF military ard naval csH-ers vis-
lied I1esth ms afternoon 20 inspect the ar
Tansements there FOR the reception Of ths
Cz2r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21

The Popuif@s~ and Democrats 1Asied 20
Agr~ss ssss .fnstEwstsGp.

Tgrrrfs g-srs. - -ssssssasi-~-,f7ne fssscssl
esa.en fs5a hss4 q. SsSnFY. klsAap cosxa-
tv tais wxeS er the sass0-sAfz- . n9ss y
.se ek~4ssata. syy ssssa ~ fhe tasfrses
- s-e.,..r5 ~ srsssasax xsaa anA k4taap eossn-
- saHes3 q as e83seE Ths Pessasszss
resisted sg ss4vlnT yssiE~ Re#ss. o. ss&aey.
~rea~ sss Democrats wsaSesa a mas %
selr ean Iuaze EsoTfezs was h@a Sf1zs
s..s, rfea7 ~ 4 ssis4h2ase uf ssae i'ossss =
= sses fa 4assw nas rsrse - 70 ssslSr@ fs~
-sr- eastes - sas FHagGE SIS snzs JsaaTr
g.asa uas ssssss asteA ~ fsss e 8sssEElaE a. ssas
81 - s-ss sdosM ek KaeEess. Waz zaas1ss~
s4 av Eas 8sagm7s ssN-
:. = @s-.ss-S I-As s-s ss-sSSe - -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21

ass*ss3AAgTeTs Te@sEz-S42y. j. NNs ser@ss3
70 e-r9@cs ozsSsEasasssna At a meeting 10 -
.se@1 ~ ne SINE ES2ce cn Saturday ewn<a-
saE- In tne rseans4s.e axrseeas. tcs~eass 4
aEs- ll-farznss hare hse@a o<s3ssaas r.Ezcs.<s
'ass's3-AsFS bare expressed their .aserEsaa
- se@' - %szs~a eeez Sssees sfrtl saFps.
a's' ss'-tass vsFT '-Tsssssagaae aarases may -
sF-sn - Spokane oSfoss the campaign a
over.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21

raw-p-l.e Hsn. 50. ~--F'F7f - =
as. hsarz s~az yes.s~-as e. a iester cat
ea KnzS r.ye- CyaE la-s.. Aias3a. ~ -,
TfFzas &As a. a. la1s1 lamp $50 z
.apaty raas cc so-e a.S S1rat=1 @aste
sasey. 9 AZ ae RaaTa& so1Ese s-scf.
--srs ss t1ere are as1e a aaT ~ =
~. zorst We-her - s7fl ta E@7r 3
~ a u@w ro-ls 70 t2e 1t-a 9ssas ia ~
Ne.Rn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21

f4eaGvsi'e. C0lo.. Sept @I-At o'eieck
thss morning tares heavy sxp1os 5eus ar1<9s-
81 Sl@epeTs "a tae eastern par - tne es-y
for blocks srount the Ccr3ra5o nl.ne.
Natea IS the oEe which has resumed ope-
rations. and which waS heavily aarricaa-
Hd aad We'll stocked WIN provisions ara
arms Tas explosions were f7tiarea ay
tasi.ate o rife snozs apparently from
S3,an the oarrlcs3e. an5 r4p.3 bar r.
reg s4ar s1o.s from .he ou-sl9e. apparent
~ from . X s3siy sca tcers1 att1cktug x force
walch Nas on hand % pfoiac, sae retreat
of tie arnamissrs The shooting lasted
tar zen minutes. aad all Was silent for
aeoGt nFe minutes when desRi,ory firing
VAS renewed. 4nd has been kept ap sser
since.
A. ta:s wFl,n< another explosion zas
ht"Ta. sounding Ike dynamite. Ten MIN
oLes after fae first explosion a telephone
message from tAe Coronado stated taat
melody inside the harr.eade had neen in-
J4zs1- Since thea lt has been impossible
20 FeAcn tae Coronado ~ telephone. I44s
oHsoe IS 03N bang watched ov several
pAnas of men grouped .D 3aT& corners at8
a4se}s e tn.s fnay mean faat tasy ~ posse
ID prevent any communication Rila tae
telegraph Offices. tne watchers not kuoa-
lnE taag ae A9ye tae leased w5Te. ami laas
distance telephone
The cifs j. ia "a panic Of fear County
and eiis officials are out looking after
the work of the police aaE sheriff.
Buli1fs frcaAa.sgIY Nals.Ie over thls oifles.
and altogether the situation j. Haralke
ia a. 9n---A hrieht o.aze has 4ss osoasa
o3t al tae Coronado e. in .he immediate
.irinlty, and shots are stg being ex-
changed f'he local militia coEnDa nses
have been called o:t ana are nov 81 fAesr
afneries gsrflns ready f3r lnstan, a-iloa-
All The whistles in Josn aEe blowing
oil t2nas Inside the targi-ade az the Core
na4e shaft house. \ te.-xhonlc message
1.-st received from sac mina says fh1t
none q Ias defenders have been h2.i as
yes-
80 a m.-Tae sights and sounds bogsar
description. A. tbe whistles IN .ha elsv
Aro blowing. ard two or ,nrv, steam
s.rees add 4ls>or3 - ,he aaFk nt-hts
alarming gaorLs. Toe sAarp crack II
rifles punc}4aie fhe toolus az guar
Intervals. Citizens have goae 60 tae
seeae with Whatever arms tasy esa
gather. ani a militia company qsagtere3
across the street has 5ast guarc3s3 t1wara
Coronado 1n8er arms The whistle whlea
calls OK all citizens 5n case of erserEen. 3
has JGst been soande1 ana tae streets ass
f@!l - rasAirs Inen, crying Somea ana
children
4.i5 .. m.-Anothar heavy explosion has
just occurred. Five m.na'es aga ae Cor-
onsdo telephone hore the message taat
tAa defenders weve too 1asy 70 answer
qaesttors
TIE watchers sooas ta.e tGee Assa d.s-
a9pvA red. sinking aaay Luto ths 4.less AS
cro@ Is neSan to gather sa3 tae flames
tfom t@e S~est rf~ AZ tee Coronado .Eat-
~3 the stfeets aaa revealed chess .21 Faces
~ --As soon as tAe n-e BROKE n3t
tae FRO aapartne nt sent 90 the see~e ana
the flames are roW dF.nE 7r1 trf.es- ~
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Victorious British Troops Ont.
general the Dervishes.
BRISK FIGHTING At El HAFiR.
Rebel Chief Is Wounded, and Cries
Allah Is Against Ne"
A Long Range Battle Across the yfle
Maxim Guns Do Great Execu-
uon-Nany Natives Killed, but
Gnly Five British Are Wounded
Dervishes Completely Whipped.


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h7ruaa -a-l-Iae-Nlge - pr. @0.-Dongola
aas fallen and The nominal objective po.Gl,
q the BT1Stsa-EEyQt. expedition has
been reached. TIE river forces - ta@
bElllsn-k-Sy g-lan eXpe e5iC4oa. pGsltrz up
the Me from = HAIR. landed = force a.
Dor1so.as aEd occupied thai Place before
lae DsrvsSA forces. TeLre4t41S from Fl
1afiT. r-acheG ,hat point. e EahT and
1fo7go.a a~e therefore ooEA ia tns aanls
Of the expedition while the Derv!sh forces
are so-Ile ewhe-e between taern seeking a
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ARMS
lnfuriated Men Attack
the Coronado.
IEAOVlllE MINE ON FIRE.
After Bombardment With
Dynamite and Rife.
FOUR MEN REPORTED KILLED.
All the Militia Of Colorado Ont IN
Qneii Lawlessness.

The Entire Town Terrorfxed bv
Desperate Minerx-De Tenders Of
the Coronado Fight ManfulIy.
Dat Have TO Yield when the Fire
Breaks oas->titf Other Mines
fhrcafened--Ea Acts of xio-
fence Expected.
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i3e eas-ny's hag FIRE 7ha Eel3 horse cat-
itTE ans rae -uen Win ssrsfsasF tka MsxEra
-As-s lad &z especially g@rEn ccrner- IsEsr-
- s--e engagement tae men luecnsss b.
h}@1 any shasfe~ tEat ~stfss b. devised
p SaaN-1 gWns we-e manned ov th-
ets-i-4A 4S1t rangers and The Tenta n8-
'-1-lea VS. r4ox~1 s}enx tbs bank OF re
river TAey 1re8 .Ares rounds ~ ne