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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-11


ga p,rIor Match" will begin the fourth week of
,ts engagement at the Herald Square Theatre TO-
,,orrow night. Miss Virginia Aragon. who was
od for the opening Of the farce but
ahIs 10 appear expected TO walk on the wire inns
week Miss Anna Held will sing one or two new
songs.
g Miller Kent and Miss tombstone Bennett are
10 give a one-act play called "A quiet EVeh'hs 1T
uomer mt Proctor's Pleasure Palace this week.
TIL. v,tascope forms no small part of the enter
,a,nment which Is ampliied by Ena Bertoldi, the
eouilibrist; SPHINX and Sphinx, comic gymhas's'
Emily Edwards, Thompson and Bunnelie, Prince
Kokin the Japanese magiclan Mile. Mgnonette'
eccentric dancer; Conroy and Mcfarland, Whippler
and Pickert Frank g. Mack. monoiosist; Adel-
aide Zee whistler: Lottie Mortimer. Mile Loretta.
club expert Daisy Wade. and the Marshall Comedy
Trio The Garden OF Palms has been Transformed
into a big restaurant. where concerts are siyen
Afternoon and evening by the Imperia, HIn ing
I;vpsy Band. There are thirty people Tor the sun
dav entertainment from 23O to il p. m'
The vitascope also whirls at Proctors Theatre,
Twenty-third-st. The Two Bostons introduce
their grotesauerle, In which the dogs and the
burlesoue bulhght excite merriment Acrooatics
are provided by Ara Zebra and Vora and tho
German gymnasts Jones and Robinson Others
In the bill are Mcmahon and King , Mr. am
Mrs Joseph b Ale bootback Quartet in songs and
grotesque dances; Culhane ana 81 fex' ueot s,t
Bryton Togse and d pams Dah Dashngon. Ross
Winchester Mile Fora. magician; the brannsaas
w nv pnnnv Cameron The Sunday concert goes on
from 2:30 TO ii p. m
The new operetta Brian Boru" by Julian Ed
wards and Stanisaus STANCE. Will be presented py
the Whitney opera Company Tomorrow evening III
baltimore and will be seen for the first time Ill
,h,s civ n week later. 1t Is to be presented by a
comnany which includes Richard f. Carroll. MISS
Amelia Summerville, Miss Amanda Fabrls, Mss MISS
Hraca Golden Tom Ricketts, Max Eugene, sam
uei I Shade. Bruce Paget. Fred NJ, Marston. Sonn
8. siavin Miss Helen Bracket MISS LUalIe
1 lyman. Fred summeraeld. John Hendricks ana
ole Norman.
The American Academy OF the Dramatic Arts
will give It's opening performance OF this season IN
November at the Carnegie Lyceum feature OF
this performance will he new one-act play py
Edward u. Rose. the adapter OF The PRISONER o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-11

At the Fourteenth Street Theatre tomorrow
evening Joseph Arthur's new play. 1.-The Cherry
Pickers." will have Its first presentation in this
city The actors in IL will be William Harcourt.
Ralph Delmore r. V. Ferguson, W.. =. Carleton.
Edgar Poland, Benjamin Dean, Nat Jones, Werner
Charges. Joseph Mason Frank Insee Miss Rosee
Knott. Miss Jennie Satteree and Miss Ethel
Knight Mollison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-11
WHOLE TOWNS SWEPT AWAY.


IN the southern part Of this county the phosphate
amps have suffered a good deal. the loss being
sAa million dollars there. At Wade all the stores
~ 0wn and the goods distributed to the four
I'm OF the earth. hardly vestige OF tho puiia-
-" being left Several women were caught IN
:" niing buildings here and injured A large
up has been organized here to feed the suner-
- ana volunteers have gone TO Branford anu
"" towns for supplies The settlement OF CiaIke
implicitly wrecked. and many persons are III
~ In Lafayette County nearly every mousse Is
III and Mayo. the county seat. is swept OH the
- et the earth Three persons. names UNKNOWN
= sN Killed there. All Of the timber in the county
~ostrate, and all the cultivated fields are ia1d
49, az At Double Sink. In Levy County. largo
MEN, sourishing settlement nearly every house MAS
lsSTn away and several persons were killed O'u
Ths ~ Also devastated.
Ia" GUNNER Land and Timber Company report
Thai !" 10000. The agent. w. r. Steckert; "a!
nan ~ ~ complete has been the destruction tnat
thfousJSe the Suwanee River. thirteen miles on
Dentjn." what was once a great forest Inc tuI
de msmen and loggers are cutting roads throusm
Nth VSse OF timber trying 10 reach al the rV he
Ssipnn. this industry at this place At High
llont.S Fort White, and other villages there-
ma, IA ~ the phosphate neighborhood. the oamase
destov.xa al the towns being half or three
vsccis 3t OF the dwellings are down and the Few
kuis s St, are camping out in hastily constructed
IA snd iean.tos.
esda,' iSt following the course Of the storm from
aiis sae specifically swept clean. houses. trees
= ~, w. sS. all gone The people are camping OUT
II O. s snsy can, sheltering themselves and wait
Nj rs c: food must be furnished them. and al
fAA 49, A.~ h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-11

'Eyangellne" will begin Its third week az the Gar
den Theatre tomorrow night, and new features
u,n n. added 70 the entertainment. Henry T..
Dlxev will present his limitations of Hermann the
magician. and Introduce number OF cara a. tri ,
IN German lust Tell Them That You Saw Me.
and Miss Cheridah Simpson will Introduce new
waltz song composed by MI Rice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10
riE rRErE REBELLION
christians Arc seeking to proluug the
Struggle Against Turkey

christians Arc Sscklu. to pruluug TIE
Struggle Against Turkey
Now ork. June s-A Dispatch 10 the
ii"raid from con~lan, uoplo says. Thtty-
cign' bnttal!ons OF troops drawn from
'fnyrna ana s'eionicn wn 10y next week
nave put lown the expiring revolution
Va ,'rr,n by surrounding the refugees In
Inv mountains
y corps nf crock volunteers Is icing
orsAnla'd in Athrns by four Cfet.,i .lr,ll-
ers aud Mn : rilrri and Nagh under
ninelal dverbrrs. Ahdrllah pashn mas ar
rested a 'ii iek ,esscl carrying ar.ns ana
money tor iht insulpnmts
NJ. Camhou tne French ambhssa lr
Va Yesi"lday rncrivcI IN "a Il ,uco hy il.,
sul'uu VI Calhlp SIR ,nelA ursrd q
enurtliNorA roicy It's The best means vi
pacity.ng crete. The Turkish ministers
"a mnif ~ spc'ill council aud dis
ctssNi ~ 'auh3ns adyicr.
II Is suij"c, OF continent, hrrn that
Use Vg tuflon IA crete IS fed hy IN,
'r"Hu committee m Athens nnd that
numerous cr-tuns are allowed "a leave
NfhDus Wn.nirrcl in order to take par,
u in m"r mcrt, L. IS ,hourht that Nc
l.rolpur tho campaign in order to iudgc'
he rnw'rs - Intervene In fact. II has
been afc.r'nincd thAt the Insurgents ar,
Nh drawing tn tho mountains IN order
90 proiong the struggle
Nam 'rcinu Symrathis.rs were arrested
~ Constant noplo on Wednesday,. wher
gpmle lihiN siiiis were al paid to Ar
in"ulau rmroyrT IN ihc Telegraph de-
| 9aftWvni residing ~ Peru.
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TIE MONEY! pLANK.


different Demonstrations hv u fferently
inclined individuals.
81. Louis. lrrc . -Hcn. c. Y. Leland o.
Kansas. VIII, iii Isles his twelfth year as
National committeeman. Is ierc. Regard
NJ McKinlsy and the money plank 'lc-
land said: ''Hc Is for sound money Sold,
If lou plca=c-and whatever silver is nee l.
ed lie is a. L urh opposed 20 the Ii to /
hcrtsy as he is t. free ira ie.
T. II. iannon ,ditor OF We salt LAKE ,s,e
Tribune. arrived today IN company WIN
Utah Roth of hem are for free silvNr
ard viii adyccp'c n plank of that chart'-
ter for the platform. III would be iolls
fer any on man 80 say wlnt the con.
vention viii 10 On the mona, question,
said MIR Ilnncn to a reporter for inc A.
s,ciatcd rrea-. but am cont dent IL VIII
Not declare fer single gold Sialu",i.
Neither do I thirk the platform VIII de-
clare for free silver am not pretending
NJ, DO hat IL is my homes, opinion mat
the money plank VIII ", OF such char-
ac;or that tree silver men OF the party
can sand on ~
Mr.. DeYonrr AMI MI Salisbury. VINO
were both present W lie Mr.. lai'iipil WAS
taking. concur in wlrAi he said. l.
Powell CLAYTON nf Arkarsns IS hnSc ana
frvors u sn;lc pcld standard platform.
Washington Jun General Grosvenor.
in answer Ia tho question. 30 y7u antic.-
rate much Of a fight on nnan,or" an
stv,rcd that he dl rot hclievo tn" conf
mlttce on rnanse would have nucn trouble
In rcaching a decision.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10
COMPETITOR PRISONERS.

General Loo ltRs the Promise of fcticr
Treatment fer Them
Havana. Juno a. The government IS XIV
ing cnusii, rahl, consideration To the cues
ton 81 assist ne unemployed laborors II
they arc allowed To remain IN idlcn,ss
there i little doubt that they viii so
over TO the Insurgents
Maxine Gomez j. reported 20 I've In the
province of Puerto Principe. preparing
something "a distract tine attention of
the government; In "a, meantime Chriila
Is Advancing Westward AMI Maceo is over
running rinat del lilo.
Genorals Garrich. Acluinzo. saaan.
RAJ AlNcc2. Hernandez. rorrtf ana Cui-
onel - gu.ra hsNc ,,ctntN arrived Ia his
city aud there T. considerable sift nlh-
ton IS tu tine rrastU FOR their absence
from rh.lg commands Common iuincr
has 1t ina, ,h,t hAtr bfcn cail=l mere TO
take para 10 a conncil u war.
Dn ~unenN afternoon nit I'd - lies Con
Sui General Ire VISITED the 'ahaiti, Tor
ir,4s ana SAW m, ufisouers taken on
boart IN" { fnpst tor. General LIE icnlt
prisoners. Afford Inhcifc who - sn,i
80 haNn b,cn tho icaiei at the Competitor
expedition. auI who is an American citi-
zen. was found "a Dee NeN sick liz sad
N. WAS suffering irl N tho giip AMI hat
ihe doctor had sald H. could g"t Letter
care whiir confined .n the fortress than
h. the hoSuual l.anordc d. not com
plain Of ani treatment, though tie ar
OF thr dungeon where NJ wts confined
Wa lamr and tho walls moist.
= nsul Gi-lcfl l,e having earned that
ihc office OF me guard wdri reprmandr
~ tht governor 81 he fortress ,ot al;
ig"ins me visit visited Cart ain General
1-nesa VIEWER. howcver apparently dr.
not 'hnk badly or General Lees visit 10
ruins ana laws " ~, fortress
SrH-rHl Lee Informed Captain General
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a IlornMApND rNlNcE.


Nnnonnced 1ia ~ Was No' German
Nts-al.
l.oh}aa lnnc Tle Nsrlln corresponds
emit th leis NnN says A. % nauul,t
giNra Ay HE . man co.sny at Moscow 70
rrirc" Henry cf 'ris'in. reps NATIVE OF
iht M orer AZ tnr iecent .or nation nf thc
c4n. api other q rman princes ON Saiui-
1ay, h chairman drank toe hrnlih
OF - ne" Horny as the representative of
tic mn ror nnd the princes in lnt suite
Tno lNttrr Npi sslou was n slip 90 No
tonRu'. hui 'rlirn Louis Ut ii'Na-la. eldest
sen of Ns regent took the expression
lmss Ne nros- immediately and IN a
ia0hing spro n pointed nj tGsi the Cor
man princes had not como in rrinec ~ NJ
rN'4 suite.
lie sni' W. arc not IN tho sni;e aud no.
vas-nls We stood side ny SIDE With tho
ihE of irlHsia IN 'hc Wnr AGAINST Franc"
ami The Old cmpercr a'knnwlc'lgc1 Il al
vaNs W Win do thu same whenever
Garmp1y ie Threatened with var iint IN
Gsrmrn notion must remember not only
the great FAther'and, tut 1lso The ld
| Gcrman dvnnstios."
A. result Il the speech. Prince Ilcrry
| The other princes and The German anhns
sadpr Immediately loft the hall,
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siIoRr NEWS sroEIEs.

OSWEGN X. T.--A'hort Hiana. years
o'd. was drowned ant Edward 'radshaw
may dc ns tho result of bathing ir'i-
dent too former being swopi over n il.ia.
BOSTON Richardson. i!pwe (: lore-
icy manufactures. o. 'a'''f una rhl,-
drcn's garments. Of this ~ hnv" made
al ass enmen' Liabilities about s65.ool
NEW l4RN-A ha,f dozen .ci, ri, s,
r"rsiiy, harr ~; ih- city for Font Town
send. wash. They will spnnd The summer
IN the pusc' Sound r'gion "a scientific
invest. en ION
PEORIA, ul-pane z, shoon. who
state senator by Tho prohihltonsts a,
their SurNEa.'d convection has with.
Drawn from the rae and the rnrty
LFXlNGroH. Ky Tho socoui nnnia,
reunion ~ IT, %afiorpl ln'ctytatn asso-
is tn irrGross hcr0,
NEW YORK isuEene Barnett and los
q" mar, RAILROAD tiofa spectators. o'iug
hnsiness ~ New Orleans. were convicted
o'f of ihc snn'horu re -'Ia N,llrcai COM
ranv Th.v W u n sentonre on Fri6ay.
II is alleged hai the Ian ben successful
II wonli have cost the southern Pacific
company s5'9o'.
FAYE TTEyII.Lr. Ark The whisky
dis'il! rs of !. Watkin. scvon miles from
h"re ono ~ III. largest IT. NorthNesto rn
Aikansas, was do-tvoyed by m eNplo- n.
.'''N ETih 10 ~ WHEN! NfIH
burned
OMAHA. Neb-An autopsy revealed
that IN" cause OF the ie1fh If Actor
Frank Mayo wns 'auy degeneration nj
fhc heart. ana this was the nnhing Of
the rcroners jury Memorial services
We're held in the room Of the Eiks.
FlTTsBIRG The second day OF the
twenty eighth annual SaenRerfest was
begun with a mptnee concert
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo - Governor
Ia taFaf ..rl tss.r
w llhridge Of 81 Louis 10 can an extra
session Of the legislature 70 socur" con-
s'iiutional amendment enabling ST. Louis
TO issue bonds for the relief Of the storm
.uffercrs.
WASHINGTON Secretary Carlisle or
dcrei that Captain NJ. A. Heiiy OF the
reve"uo cutter Bear found ruilty OF
drunkenness and conduct unbccoming a
gentleman. be placed AT the foot Of the
list OF captains and he suspended from
rank and duty on waiting orders pay
Tor term of -four years and be publicly
repriminded by the publication o. the
order Oh board all revenue cutters
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METEOROLOGICAL.

,I,,yI,,Ne-Iranycr. TeIis q
~ AW " IN uew,,Ins died nj,
Mrs. ~ - a.; l nn (, I: m loft
ppfLt:,-McN;a. 81, w ~ = Gyll
boy e. wife OF Juaec , W.
y ace, died here TINS mor"A
AI,l.lsON-uranger, Texas \
Mig / y Allison d'cu u. nH
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ANTE-CONNENTlON THEORIES


Continued From faSe ID
contested by William Il. lSelloss. y. II.
Leonard Henry Demas aud j. Nj. vance,
in the FRS, district the hight is oc.ween
the '.rcguinr' ana thr "liiS WHITE " lhe
regulars are II. &. Mammoth anh 6. H.
Conen. who favor Mckinney lne coz,
testauts are George @. Roolnhy ana
George Demsen. X" u mon.
In the Second district the regulars are
y. T. W mpnry ana Richard sims vac
contestants Morris Marks ahh Lnoleh
In inc Third district tn regulars oie.
w. j. lichan and l.. - clark. the con .
unla r 4. cage ana Mayor caan
Ia thu Fourth di>tric, the fesuihis are
ID. n. Carter eul T.. +. o'NeN ih'y
favor Mckinney
1t is the lon ' siandine qcarrc bctween the
lynch and Am factions
ioulh carolina is N M same iN-it has
tMo .cts of delegates
j. w. Wheatham und j NJ. Bostwick al"
| tJl,t>tsi o.. Il. =. t)"i'y ana J. W.
.uoner IN the ; Aih hsrct tho latter
| Arc Mckinney men.
IN the Nnth dstr--l j. Il Walker AMI
| H. H. &eeey. McNnlry Mon are ron-
i,stcd hy - x. Nunn aud ; e. has,u.
! also Mck mi.S men. tioth grow unt - NJ
iegcl irregularities.
reNas Is all spht up IN. contest7. Tho
SIGHT developed N IA" ,slate eonN M, ~.
T. W. culc>' eol9fv ,pa i",s'S, ,, ' 9b,r
nHpshiu bu; mrn .iiatc.y uagin aii p
,ihry ruling isanst ne W ninieN men
refusing. II IS snii, to permit Il msa1rii!
| report 10y a Mcl> nl"s niau - he ~ go. q.
| iaa nam. : OF auts-M N+uirA M M'''
offered foi del. gates, wen the McI>n .es
/ people lrcs".tl four other names tnt a.
upon the inst -four names dHcnrr1 ih"'n
e..ctcd. 4 row + lowed, during wi ch
| Cuney aud his followers leit, on III" i't"-
sumpton that the work of tho convcnl ON
h4a Ia |. los dole
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WEATHER AND CROPS

Roclsdac Texas. juno 9-lniicatons are
favorable for ran, ard as rain is sac'y
nc.ied il will he welcomed 10y everyone.
Homer. Texas, June I've are suffering
for rain; had a shower yesterday. which
done no good Crops VIII suffer soon With
out rain.
III Campo. Texas. June SIT is exceed
inely. dry here. but the crops have stood
the drJnth wonderfully ana have suffered
no material damage
Worhins, Te<as. Inmc o,Rlin is ted
Ell very badly for corn. If II nncshr rain
IN six or eight lays corn will be II total
failure. cotton is doing very VOL.
Martin. Texas. juno "A lgh, rain be-
gan falling this norniny at O'clock snd
the Indications are that Tho much needed
good rain will fall before t is over with.
i.ockhnrt. Texas. juno s. The drouth in
this section is now distressing. and the
corn crop viii he allure Cotton is de-
ing well. no worms. ~ weovil. no blight.
ard can 90 without rain for several weeks
yet
Calvert. Texas. June "A light rain
any good. Corn In the upland. s a com
Pete failure. aud II there is not Z Cd
rain son TIRE crop in the bottom Will be
ruined
san ~ ~. ToNaT. June S.--Thn weather
h. heen Very hot i5r tho past week, the
thermometer registering al lto Rain il
ycry BADLY aechod. cotton l,oks very we'll
in this section. considering the hot and
dry weather.
Rough TaNas. juno 6. It, : getting
very lrv an' the late corn Is suffering
Very LITTLE IN this s-rtion except onrv
corn. can max, an ov' rage ct.p, ana with
almost IL failure cot' T. IS NOT suffering
! yet.
Nfason. Texas. 1nne S..-Thc drou,h still
| CONTINUES. an.l nany r"l n me corr cr"'
I cotlon is siill holding IN al sHoll it
/ ra II ANY time soon I, will s.ll hc n fair
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SHORT TEXAS sriglA

nam, IN. oil Napoleon !, sai n.nl.,ol.
while c.ean ng an Oh p' n,
W Est. Robert, ira cray, ',arr. =
u u'i '.' cast Of West. was 1.s,, s he \
'n me- by a mule; ,t1 r,s,ornlat
nI,l,I<vIlLE. 1'hu u, S%s,,:ig 3
.,, ~, K Inc stove pipe o. .,o w'i d. !
ard icmolisseaI T.. ne N,fs and {, {,
w Mes'I near, down md .n,a. sia: Sc, !
Eobinson is still s"ne'''
shock. ,,.,. San o. "
r,o ~, I'd ag,d . years'' H WA ":
Vie. has d!sappears,a' Nc isth''ls,
Vas Yns on bis pony n I ns ~ u
IT, iIn Mas FAIR comnleS,nTluu,e III y
ehsck shirt vast, "" Is /. dri
q +
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DENIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

81 Louis. Mo- June 2 James cox. sec
rotary Of the nusnogs Mons league. de
n'cs emrhntically that negroes are being
rif' rimlnlied AGAINST ne spil Commit
t'omnn I'm Of Mississippi had n, right
I" complain II he "a not nni hotel nc
comm tons a letter was written 10
him more than a month ngo. telling him
unless early enplicntlon was made MI
rooms g. hotels would I've takcn In this
letter tho Business Acn's league nfierel
to "nrnse oms Or him and tho Misfis-
snni Delegation He i!h rot repv 20 this
Turihernorc cont rucd Mr. ''nx "Nr.
to The city II he comes her, we VIII nnd
crcd rooms nrd board FIR him Al this
talk about color lrr is mo-. 'rsc NVc
made promise 90 TAX cnrs of 'orod dola-
gates and viii 10 H. II ihev r-fnsr to
como aud let ns know they desire Lodgings
Tho flni Is Mt aurs."
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A CYCLONE NElIs
Only kindlina Wood lh.,j
inas Strut,
OVER A HUNDRED BADLY nj
nut the List OF D.sA III.
Far a. knovs-s.,.l' ri
Ds,as.a,I,s,

CHATTANOOGA Tenn. Jun. III
O''0'8 'h's morning a tsra,, y
usual severity struck tn. ,cs, ) !,
wy anon' thirty miles from q }
Inc tornado made Its app.ar,,s n
usual funnel-shaped cloud /, !.
east and carried all beio,. y u
houses have been literally S,,,
face Of the earth. but only two a.
Long ana a negro woman h,u , ]
ported killed. while one hun,,,
are injured.
The basket factory. where Il. ]
portion of the inhabitants AZ ~ J
work. was just ont cf the so-,,
Had I, come an hour later VII, N
eratives would have been A, an.
loss of life would have been ssr
y relief committee Is now Al nj
Gunthcrsv!lle, Gadsden and o..s J
are taking care Of tho wcanis
of the five structures sinh u
could he found but small piece: Nd
wood. Trees as large as two is,r
cter were cut like weeds An! I'D
pieces. Tho Path OF the cyclon. Vi
100 yards wide and total dsysslta|
low 4 ii.
linn edia,cly after the iuaal
cloud ra-sod of, the work Of ,sz
victims was commenced. Twsnp.y
plo were scr! 7usly injured ana sis
W re reported dying.
A Mrs. Ricketts, and a man n,ns
Icy are among those fatally hut
A Io-ycar-cla ,ai was found a.f |
away 4. dying condition.
Tho cyclone lasted Ave ni,gs|
passed towards ,.;c northeast
one hundred people are noT ~
for tn lead. wounoM and nlssi;|
Nashvllla. Tenn. June "A Epsz|
| Knoxville. Tenn. 10 The Ams'si:
u lc;li'o,l account Of the ssvsr
which swept down the valley 9TH
river tony. doing an .mn''ns az
damage TO property and n-'va
houses. No fatalities, howeys'' .
| reported. The storm as 'af
taincd was local.
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combine secured the nomination OF w. a.
stone for congress in the Twentv-third
and four ass, inbiymen IN the First and
second legislative districts IN Allegheny
city. The other faction carried everything
disc. naming John palzcil Cor congress,
rony,n,ion and the sixty delegates pre-.
.cnted 4. y. Doyle Of Mckccspoit ani
then bol,cd During the struggle In the
convention the sni,s of common council
tnambcr were torn out ind thrown about,
desks o,,rturncd. etc p!st ,ls rrandished
ard quite a number OF heads were bumped
and eyes hlackcned. 1t required squad
NJ tMenty pollce TO restore order.
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nNGIlsu svccEssrvM

Have Secured strong s,rltesic Position
From tho pcrviShes
Aklahch. Jun" Mater Burn MurfSch's
cavalry occupied surada on Monday aud
captured the entire pcrvi,h camp and \
prrn, quantity ~ supplies M'ny ~ mo
orrmy wore killed aud forty pcrVishcs
wrro made prisoners.
sir Ucrhoii Kitchener has sent q de
tnohmoni ~ infantry 10 hold Surndh, ~
1, ~ a very valuable position The nni-
suit # the brrNishrs has been stopped
TX t'r, ,-ntir" force north Of iiridn, win
tho exception of about sG fnsltiNes. have
been Killed or captured Tn" whole OF
the Nnc north OF Snrnda Is now I'm ihe
hands Of the Egyptians
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STRIVING rON rRAUit UNITY.

London. Iun. q Tho ,hiri congress Of
III, chamber Of commerce OF tho BRITISH
empire opened At y O'Clock this nptnin-
In tho hail Of the .rocers' assoc.,'ior.
iinrrss street th'n c',N. with Nj Joseph
Chtmhcr,ntr The secretary % state iCi
lhr colonies and honorary president OF
~, compress I'm tho chg r.
1ho splendid han was hll'd WIN dele,
gates from ail pass 81 lhe empire those
Of "a n COLONY hong grouped under their
own hanAor
Mr. Chamberlain. among other things,
rad he WA rcioiccd lt every fresh in
ii,o ion Of the essential unity OF tue
empire, upon which was founded NIL th-ir
hopes. The omcns. hr added, were never
moro ravorahlc. and he trus.cd hrr de
hcraiions would resnl' In an advance
toward thu goal of all datriotie aspra-
items
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