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PROIH
ARE ENTs

DENVER. Oct. A.
decided this morning.
electors are entitled
the Republican ticket
eision Of Secretary y
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CHICAGO, Oct. 14-Robert t. Lin
and make three speeches in Minnesota
for Mckinley, by request of the Re-
publican national committee. He will
speak in st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Duluth between the goth and oath.
These will be the first speeches of the
campaign for Mr.. Lincoln. He will
also preside at the Coliseum meeting
which Theodore Roosevelt will address
tomorrow night in this city.
Governor Hastings of Pennsylvania
came to Republican headquarters to-
Gay from a speech-making visit TO Hill
nOiS towns. He addressed a meeting
In the suburb of Austin tonight and
tomorrow goes to Indiana. He speaks
Friday at Bittus and Saturday at Dun
kirk. Then the governor will
STUMP HIS OWN STATE.
Arrangements have been made by
the Republican National League for
state demonstrations to be held in San
Francisco, Portland, Ore, Omaha, and
Detroit. Those California clubs which
cannot participate in the San Francisco
demonstration will have local celebra-
tionS on the same day. Similar demon
STATIONS are being arranged by the
league in other cities to close the cam
paign.
Tams Bixby, chairman of the Mime
sofa Republican executive committee.
came TO headquarters to secure all the
speakers available for his state. He was
GIVEN INGERsoLL TO START
WITH,
and hopes for others. He admitted the
party had hard fight to win against
the forces of silver.
Chairman Hanna said he was greatly
pleased at the increased registration
yesterday, and took it to indicate a
big Republican majority in Cook
county. Committeeman Payne said it
meant over 300, 900 votes would be cast
in the county, OF which 100000 would be
for Mckinley.
A party of Cincinnati citizens, headed
by Mayor Caldwell. called at headquar-
tiers on their return from Milwaukee.
Mayor Caldwell told Mr.. Hanna he was
surprised to find so much Republican
sentiment in Wisconsin He said Gin
cinnati would give 10000 majority for
Mckinley and Hamilton county over
$4,000
Charles Frohman, the theatrical man
ager was q visitor. He said he had
been here three days and had heard
three times as much Mckinley talk as
he heard in New York and from the
reports he had received from his COM
paniss throughout the country he was
confident of McKinley's election.
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BUFFALO. N. Y. Oct. 1.-THE Bank
of Commerce has suspended business
pending an examination into its affairs
by the banking department. The d.rec-
tors sthte that on account Of large with
drawafs they decided to take this step
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srTskg WINS.

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-THE final game in
the ball1 line match between VI. a.
Sp.nks and George Carter was played to-
night and resulted in victory for
SDinks by a score of 800 to AZ
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As SEEN BY THE Sun.
bancroft VIII Pass the DardnneIIes
No Matter What May Happen.

bancroft VIII Pass the Dardnnelies
No Matter What. May Happen.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Capta.n Bel
KNAPP of the Bancroft, which has been
ordered to Constantinople, on receiving
Mr.. Terrell on board, will sail for Con-
stantinople and pass the Dardanelles,
no matter what may happen. Mr.. Ter
rell is TO take up his residence on the
vessel which will bscome the official
guard ship of the United States.
If MIR. Terrell is not already at Smyr-
ma, he will be by the time the Ban
croft arrives there. He viii board the
Bancroft, says the Sun, which will re-
main the dispatch beat CT our legation
by this simple action. The ship will
proceed to Chanak, which is about half
way between Smyrna and the Darda
nelles. From this point he viii sAad an
official dispatch to the foreign Office in
Constantinople that he is coming 10 the
capital on the American gunboat Ban
croft.
No formal request is to be made for
the privilege of entering the sea of
Marmora, and no opportunity will be
given the porte to exercise
THE POWER OF DENIAL.
The report that a firman had been re-
luSeQ Dy the OElCldlS dl 0OlS ldLllnDlle
is inaccurate: no authority has been
sought recently, and none viii be. The
statement from Minister Terrell viii
be positive and viii leave no grounds
for discussion of the subject.
This course, the importance of which
is apparent to those familiar with the
situation, has been determined upon
after a judicial inquiry into the cir
cumstances by the Washington au-
thorities. The advices from Minister
Terrell have lately been Of such a char
acter that there has appeared no better
plan to pursue than the one which
would place the Bancroft. tie armed
representative Of this government in
the Golden Horn.
The reliance on Commander Bel
knaps discretion is not limited. He
is understood to have orders TO convey
Ministk Terrell TO constantinople de-
THE TAclNe FoRTlTIcArIoNs
on Ne 80 raft. to the secret
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STILL,

Mrs. Flora Michael. Il 8
took a desc Of carbolic 9 4 eudin,
ing for the purpose Of enorts
was still alive at last phvsic
although the attendingsfor her
said there. Is no hope lrjne e,
The poor woman is suifi
paine
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The Czar-'tiush. ! am
ticking OF an Internal mad
Ali-"tIusltr
The Chief Ccnstable-ll
investigation ct once. y
Don't move"
All-"Don't novel,
Nobody moves.
The chief constable tre,ul
right. your highuess- Sgs
McBreeks has 100 much sta
front and * creaks when
That s all"
Everybody Ah-h-hl
The cortege moves pr.
Until a policeman has
rescue in the matter Of ge'
own home you never fury
worth of a 1.gnt key.
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FRANKFORT1
enth district
convention today
c. z. BreckinriJ
was no 0ppositio
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FOOTBALL.

At New Haven-Yale %, Williams o.
AT Princeton-Princeton q. Carlisle In
At Boston-iIaryard %. Wesleyan col
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FOR cRAwFoRD's ARREST.
Democratic Committee Causes a
Warrant TO &c IssuesI.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1a.-At noon today. on
application of the state Democratic COM
nittee. a warrant was issued for the ar
rest of D. Crawford, on the charge of
Violating the eection law. dr. Crawford
is the proprietor of a large department
store on Broadway, and last Saturday
discharged twelve of his clerks because
they declared that they would vote LOT
Bryan
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CINCINNATI. O., oct. 14.-Races at
I.atouia resulted as follows:
Three-quarters of a miie-Marcuise
won. Judith c second, Matte Lee third.
Time-I:20.
Five-eighths of a mile-Bromo won.
Grayling second, Red third. Time
LOS.
one nlile-Sir Vassar won, Jamboree
second. Ida Piclzwick third. Time
1:49h
Five-eighths of mile-Rachael won,
Glare second, Topsy third. Time-1;09.
One and one-half miles-Shears Won
Ondague second, Zaldizar third Time
--3:07.
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ST. LOUIS. oct. 14.-Today's race re

ST. LOUIS, oct. 14.-Today's race re-
suits.
Seven-eighths Of a mile-Montalvo
won, Formal second, Metaire tnlrd.
Time-1:3lA-
Three-duarters of a mile-Dick De-
meath won, Dew Drop second, Pert
third. Time-1:17A.
one. -Weenatclie won, Ben
WaddelI second, Nicolini third. Time
--1.44.
Five-eighths of a mile-Laureate
won, Harry Duke second, Orilla third.
Time-1:02h.
Three-quarters of mile-Neutral
won, Hush second, Battledore third.
Time-1:16ls.
Eleven-sixteenIhs of a mile-Macy
won, Nina Louise second, F'ervor third.
Time-l:0e.
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nARcnI.R g,,s nEyIAI..

LONDON. Oct 14.-Sr William Har-
court explicitly denies the rufnor of his
resignation Of the leadership of the Lib
cral party of the house of commons,
published by the st. James Gazette yes
terday
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LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. 14.-This was
Ire seventh day Of the trotting reces
here. Attendance 1000. Track heary
from rain Yesterday on accounz Of
which the races were postponed. The
principal event was the Bluegrass
stale for $1,000 wh5sh was Won III
So aight heats by George c. bay
ee'ding hy Ayers Gift, owned by Byron
Gregory. Normal, Illinois. Charles
/ lassr no. secretary of the speed departs
h n9elt -nn.nne New Jersey Fair associa-
49, .9usylaint with the jgalges
- Ers,,lT ok, a pool .ss1lls e.
tempted 10 have = y ~ e II ~
Saturday IN The 2:l - go
e..oA winsing . hes summaries;
.iassr 4,.o+tir II p1Ise $1,000. I'M
a--.ri'.,5 AToT,,7a1,-- n xiell9id swon, Linn
Ise.,,rise,, second. = oahs. third. Best
lii 35s,,s-,,sss = stape $1,000, g1q class.
-f:aoTse won, Atlantis Sec
e,VSN'i ssssfraiehtlin& third. Best time
z'l l.dz class nae NJ. pnsse 81 Badge
won. I,ottie LoH lame second, Pearl G
third. Best time
roNnoNr OCT vl4-sAt Newmarket to-
=aas- zoe select sta rs with 300 sovereiEns
sSae5 about one pile. vas won BY Mac
- i,,.se, FS5ieh1 "a the Thistle was sec
- ana Mr. i. fNisharl's American
, S,e 80 'sre,dsng Ma t.0riges third
Fi,i1e tzarevitcl ftalkes SOC sovereigns
5,ss5 + rsarauittsl1i4 course was won by
81 Brfs Chitcnaf was second ann Lao
Ca1nia third.
eirns added. tlaraE quarters Of a mile
was won ny Mr.. uecp0ld de Rothschild's
Ausira, Kepney was second and Santa.
lAmericanl shird.
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MADRID. Oct. IA 4
Darcial from Havana
gagement has been foH
insurgents and Spanish
zorro, CamaSuey, whici
Gently besieged for thir'
rebels. In this battle I
eral Castellanos. the Spf
compelled 10 retreat. I
estimated at 200
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THE TURF.

DETROIT, Mich, oct. 14.-Results
at Windsor:
Five-eighths Of mile-Sadie < won'
inspector Meade second, Edith third
Iimc-l.os5a.
Five-eighfhs OF mile-Shuffle Board
won. Merry Chimes second, Embryo
third -Time-l:0S4.
aive-eighths of a mile-Thornourg
won. Commission second, Nellie Bland
third. Time-1:o2lh-
Five-eighths of mile-Flyria Won,
Harry S second, Hickey third. Time
LOG.
Mile and observation-disclosures
won, Pete Kitchen second, Brendon
third. Time-1:50z.
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hOnE

LITTLE ROCK.
state central CONF
party has amour
that a fusion agu
by the Popursts
electoral ticket.
get three electoa
five
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srEUMENBERG SPEAKS.
We and Gum Are Greeted by
Large Audience, Many of whom
, We're Laufes-
lsnnn,al NJ The Herald.l

-p0r.ATFILO Ida, Oct l4-The opera
honee vas filled tonight by a very enthu-
sfart5.s a,,s,seuce. one-fhird Of whom were
Ladies. 10 listen 10 able and convincing
- = s y put forth by Frank Stem-
Ien6nr9s 81 Caldwell. nominee for gov
a1s cf,3fafu James Gunn OF Boise
(. 4. Ese Tor congress on the Popo-Demo-
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LONDQN; oct-N

fote. British amRrssa
States, accompanied
daughters. left Eustont
pool this morning en- ron
Many of the friends ol
and his family were at
them Off
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LoNDoN. oct. 14.-T1

LONDON. Oct. l4-Th
in Cuba Of a London 4
ports the result OF the
at Cascorro in the east
Puerto Principe, Cuba
Spanish force under Gel e.
and the Insurgents as =
for the government
sand rebels under III
mez. the correspondent
to raise the siege of
men killed or wound
troops lost f1fty-tive n
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NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE Morris
park races today resulted:
One and three-quarters miles-Midge-
~ Won. Flushing second, Hustler third.
Time-2:20
Seven-eighths of a mile-Azure won,
Truaht second, Robert Bonner third.
Time-1:S2
one mile-Dr. Grimes Won. Dalgretti
second. Time-1:49. Only TWO started.
Three miles-DulSe of Abercorn won,
Red Pat second, Marcus third. Time
6:22.
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WASHINr4r0E

wASHINGTOi
cation was Tod.
department I'D
. dor at this
States to taxa
art exhibition
Munich next 81
FRANKFORT'
enth district
convention todaJ
c. z. BreckinriJ
was no oppositio
BROOKLYN.
division of the
district, this a
Clements order
National DemS
by the gold De9
on the official
board OF electis
the title to 9ns
also reversed.
INDLANAPOLl
fance OF the fus1
mccracy b. th
through the sta
Democratic eiectdA
ticket met at
o'clock this NOR
ing state candid
they will resign
aside. OF the re
not approve or u
and one had not q
TIE electors were
by kilograms sen
noon by the state
WASHINGTON.
Evans has been Z
of the branch hyd
land. Oregon, No ID
tenant Colonel n
Ninth cavalry wal
retired list, harin +
limit He was b0& Z
entered the army
the war of the reb
for meritoriOus Sd 5
ern and Smithfield
services against III
hua Pass, Ariz.,
Birch creek, Oreg0nf
TO brigadier general
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, attack upon TIE sovereignty 0

Spain"
The Times Madrid correspondent
| adds: ''This opinion Is re-echoed
| throughout the country. This resolute
attitude does not relieve the government
| of the responsibility of crushing the re-
bellion But instead of following up the
advantage which the fortunate death of
Maceo gave, the whole army seems to
| be occupied since in feasting and jubi-
| lations to celebrate what is called the
heroic victory of Major Cirujeda.
Ell Heraldo asserts that the minister
| of war, Gen. Azcarraga, is preparing nu-
| merous pamphlets on the geography. to-
Biography and military condition of the
| United States to distribute to the chief
officers of the Spanish army.
! A Vienna dispatch to the Times says
| the Spanish ambassador, the Marquis
| de Hoyos, in an interview published in
| the Reichswehr spoke of his confidence
| in the ultimate crushing of the rebellion
in Cuba.
Mr.. Mckinley, he said. was no more
likely than Mr.. Cleveland to raise Sc
rious quarrel because the United States
would rish more than Spain. 1t must
not be supposed that Spain was poor
and exhausted country. Witness the
sacrifices of men and money already
made in Cuba and the Philippines.
SPAIN said the ambassador, must be
regarded as the outpost of civilization.
For centuries she had founght against
the inroads of the Arabs. Today she
had a two-fold task. to withstand the
yellow race in the Philippines and the
checking of the progress of a new race,
namely, the Americans, who believe that
Europe is decrepit and that the future
belonged to themselves. Europe, how
ever, is quite young enough, the am
bassador concluded, to hold her own
against America.
The Standards Madrid correspondent
says:
The feeling is unanimous that America
is treating Spain unfairly by trying to
drive her, by systematic, violent and
unwarranted provocation, into an un-
equal struggle. simply because the Uni
ted States has obtained the assurance
that European people will only give
Spain purely platonic sympathy.
The tone of the press is striking. The
Republican papers are as bitter against
any surrender as the Catholic and Carl
ist press.
Ell Dia advises that the commercial
classes cease all relations with the Uni
ted States with view of stopping all
trade between the two countries. The
provincial press is even more energetic
Much anti-American feeling exists in
Barcelonia Bflboa and other towns.
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SAN DIEGO.
A Fishing Party Upset in the Surf-Dr
Rodes Drowned.

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 20-Dr. Joseph
Rodes, one of the best known physicians
in this city, was drowned today at La
Jolla, about twelve miles from this city.
The doctor in company with his broth
er-in-law, John Keenan,, had been fish
ing. When coming in their boat was
upset in the surf. They clung to it un-
til they were rescued by two fishermen,
w. E. Gentleman and Bob Stuart. Rodes
and Keenan, were taken aboard the
fishermen's boat, which started for the
shore. The doctor, however, suggested
that they right their own boat and take
it in. While trying to do this, breaker
capsized the fishermen's boat and all
four men were thrown into the water.
DR.. Rodes was struck on the head by
one of the boats and although Keenan,
held him up in the surf life was extinct
when the doctor was brought ashore. 1t
is supposed the blow on the head stun
ned him. DIR. Rodes leaves a widow and
two children. He came here from Phil
adelphia, where he has wealthy rela-
tiNaS
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A BAD FAILURE.
The National Bank of Illinois Puts Up
the Shutters.

CHICAGO Dec. 20.-Tomorrow morn
ing's papers will say:
The probabilities are the National
Bank of Illinois will not open for bust
ness today and it may go into liquidation
as the result of serious troubles that
first became known at a late hour to-
night. The cash resources of the in
stitution are stated to be within the lin
its of the law and it is understood deposit
tors will be paid in full.
Bad loans are stated to be the cause of
the trouble. The capital and surplus
of the bank it is said, are impaired. In
consequence the institution will be sus-
pended from membership in the clearing
house at a meeting of the governing
committee tonight. 1t is stated that if
the bank should suspend and liquidate
there would be sufficient funds to de-
clare an early dividend, as the resources
of the bank are ample.
The National Bank of Illinois was one
of the leading financial institutions of
the city. The last statement of the bank
showed it to be in good condition.
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AUSTRIAN CoLLIERY DISASTER

BUDA PESTH, Dec. 2O.-The colliery
disaster at Reschitza resulted from an
explosion of fire damp and has proved
more serious than at first reported forty
persons having been killed and twenty
seven are still missig.
There are two towns in Western Rus
sia. one of which is called Rezhitsa and
the other Reschitza.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. 20.-The
engagement is announced of Mrs. Rein
hold Abraham Lewenhaupt. widow of
Count Lewenhaupt, who was Nellie Bay
ard. youngest daughter of Ambassador
Bayard, to Mauritz Hagren, a young
architect of Paris. The ceremony will
occur in that city. but no day has been
fixed. Mrs Lewenhaupt's former hus-
band, to whom she was married in 1891,
died two weeks after the ceremony
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MEXICO NOTES.

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 20.-Presi-
dent DiaZ and Finance Minister Liman-
tour. accompanied by other passengers.
narrowly escaped being the victims of
a frightful accident. The carriage in
which they We're seated was crossing
the tracks of the Hidalgo railroad as a
train was backing rapidly down. The
presence of mind of the coachman, who
put on brakes, saved them.
Plans have been adopted for beautify-
ing the national palace for the great in
augural ball of President Diaz. which
will take place on the night of January
18th
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HER FIRST CRUISE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.-The new
United States cruiser Brooklyn. which
has been lying at League Island navy
yard since going into commission four
weeks ago. will start on her first official
cruise next Saturday. She will steam
first to the naval station at Newport,
r. I. After her torpedoes have been
taken on board the cruiser will probably
proceed to Brooklyn, where the citizens
of that municipality will formally pre-
sent to the ship a handsome silver SER
vice After this ceremony and the at
tendant festivities are concluded, the
ship will go to Hampton Roads and join
the Atlantic squadron.
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MAGICIAN HERMANN's FUNERAL

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-The body Of
Alexander Hermann. the magician, was
laid at rest in Woodlawn cemetery to-
day, where it will remain until the FAM
lily decides upon a permanent burial
place. Previous to the interment. fun
eral services were held at the Masonic
temple, which were attended by large
crowd. including many members of the
theatrical profession. The Jewish ser
vices were conducted by Rabbi Joseph
Silverman, of Temple Emanuel, ami
were followed by the Masonic rites con-
Quoted by Grand Master Charles Hell
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MORTUARY.

MADRID, Dec. 20-Senor Becorra ex-
minister of the colonies, is dead
PARIS, Dec. 20.-M. Auguste Joseph
Paris, former minister, Is dead.
PARIS, Dec. 20.-M. Eugene JOLT -Bois,
a well-konwn Bonapartist, is dead.
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TUCKER IMPROVING.

LEXINGTON, Dec. 2O.-Ex- Congress
man John Randolph Tucker passed a
favorable night, and today his condition
Is so much improved that his physicians
and friends hope for his recovery.
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MINES IN OKLAHOMA.

GUTHRIE. o. r., Dec. 20.-A mining
company has been organized at Marlow
with s$700.000 capital The gold feve,
has run high since reliable reports have
reached here of rich findings at ths
head of Otter creek. on the north side
of Wichita mountains. and there is talk
of an organized rush of several thousand
men to capture the rich gold discoveries
MARROW is the nearest railroad point tc
the mountains, being only about fou'
hours drive to the nearest mines, four
teen miles northwest of Fort Sill.
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