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NEWS rnon nAunoTri.


IN the District
MAMMOru, July 20, 1896 MIR. &. Z,
ParsUns, a Denver capitalist ~ regis.
tgtui al the Huiui Mammoth. Tots
gentleman 10 making n close inspection
oi some Of tue great mines Ia Eureka,
silver CITY and Mammoth. lie 10
iu'efC'ltd In the new venture OF deyel,
opiug Tue Southern Eureka COns1ll.
dated Mining scOmpsuy'a property
winch started some few weeks ago.
Tao shaft IL dOwn nearly hundred
feet, and M the above company
havc lots Of money and meaa
business, We venture to say
that some day Ia the near future
they will strike good pay ore, ne their
ground IL very close ~ the Centennial.
Eureka property, and N they 20 81
work tue right way the southefn
Eureka Miuing company are cure 10
| develop great mine.
Sir. Parsons IL delighted with the
appearance Of Mammoth and bis
opinion Il that u IL last coming 10 tho
ifonI ~ a mining camp.
The swansea Mining company are
working staff OF men Just
little north OF tue swansea
mine. The men are down about
fileen feet, aud tousy they enc uut.
ctod email streak OF mineral which
gives very good a.says. Itis expected
this email ledge will lead TO larger
body Of good pay ole,
Ino Sioux Consolidated Mining COM
pany uid not pay their men on Mon
day last rs was stated In the NEws
columns, but will psy tueir employees W.
day, Monday.
tnc Cates'a company psid their en-.
ployes yesterday. This property II still
shipping good ray ore anu will make a
shipment Of three car loads ON WsIlei.
sGy next.
IL reported that In tho last cleanup
which ine Mammoth mill made there
were several uaTs Of silver bullion, but
best ui nil there was nice liltls gold
brick which tipped tho scales at $50
ouncus, These are the kind OF bricks
which arc fast building up the new
State aud bringing her 10 the foremost
" all other states IN the Unlon.
The swansea mining company will
| pay their employees today, Monday,
aud the little camp oi Silver City will
BIO pretty lively tonight.
The engine i0r tue now East Tlntiu
| Railway company arrived few days
ago and was launched from the car
last Friday night. The men are
still working ON the grade which
was damaged by the heavy tiJods last
week Mt. HJtnBucks who IL super.
/ vlsing th1 construction VI the new
| railway says Il will take over three
mouths before the work Is complsled.
Ole carload Of furniture arrived here
/ for the Hotel Mammoth last week.
The Shaker Medicine company
onenvd up here last night aud done
sums very good business. Mr. George
W. Smith tho manager Of the com.
I pHuy mad good look around some VI
| the mines aud remarked that some day
Mammoth would bo u great mining
camp,
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Huntington ~ In ~.

PORTLAND, Ore, July 2O.--A Tu-
NOR III current here In railroad circles
that Coils II. Huntington and tie
Southern Pacific people have a hand
Ia the now government OF tue Oregon
Railway anu Navigation company,
which viii, on August l, be transferred
from the jurisdiction OF tue federal
courts, where II has been Involved In
litigation 10 long, the receiver dis.
charged anu the road pass into tho
hands Of the recognized company. It
Is believed that Huntington has, indi-
reotly or otherwise, obtained u share In
tho controlling power on the Iufchas'
Ing committee appointed by the rsor.
ganizatiOn beard ut New York 10 Ac-
quire tbs Oiegoa corporations proper.
~
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Notice TayIOr,s Candidacy.

YAnkt9n Is. d. Gazette, July n:
We notice by an article In the Salt
Lake Herald, violeut free silver
JOURNAL, that Colonel John Lu Taylor
Is candidate for Congress on tho re.
publican ticket Colonel Taylor was
well known In Ysnkton anu Vermll.
lion some years ago, where he pTactioed
law. Ho came cut Of the war Of the
rebellion with an excellent record,
having served in the 2nd lows cavalry.
He fillud quite u number Of important
positions, amongst othets, one In tho
pension office al Washington, ID. g.
He also practioed law In Chicsgo,
from which city he went TO Salt Lsks
CITY. His many friends here wish
him success.
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PANIC A. CASEA.
A Fire mistaken Tor tho signal Of a
nsssncrs.

Fire Mistaken Tor ths signal Of a
nhssRcrs.
NEW YORK, July gO.-A dispatch To
tho Herald from Athens sayt. De.
patches received from Canea state that
a panic occurred there SUNDAY In the
PiGntza quarter owing to n fire, which
was mistaken for u signal fOt carnage.
Toe houses were forthwith bafficAdei.
British Captain DruTy landed boats
carrying armed sailors. Austrian ami
Russian ships also landed men IN
Can0a anu Haloppa.
Tue Austrian consul ehOwod great
courage auu Tau 10 Abduliah Pascha,
VINO remained inactive, anu rated him
sOvctoly. Abdullah finally disptrsvd
the rufEe. Iho shOps were closed anu
uobody dared TO stay IN the streets.
A correspondent says that ~ hu
passed through thU town the ueal nnu
wounded were lying about aud tue
panic continued. a number OF Crelans
arrived here, making demands To the
committee tor perfected gum. They
complain Loudly because the commit.
tee does no, send sufficient cartridges.
NJ. NioOlaides, a member VI the com.
mittee, has resigned.
ODe hundred thousand pounds OIL
ammunition aud 10000 niles reached
the insurgents this evening. Toe te-
call Of Abdullah Pisha to CONSTANT.
noplo IL received iayotabiy Rs sigl u
peace.
The conduct Of the Cfetan duputiea
In their refusal to debate farther Until
they have received replies % the d..
mandu they have formulated, Is ap.
proved here.
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~. nepnbiloau IIondqnarters.

CHICAGO, July 2O,-lhu base Of sup.
plies Tor the Republican national eau .
pnlRn win be established IN Chicago
be ore rundown.
N. A. Hanna Will arrive In the city
THE morning % fix GU headquarters.
rho exact location uhH not been duOid.
cd ulUn as yet. The Republican head.
quarters VIII DO busy place from tho
first day. Since the meeting OF tho
executive committee In Cleveland last
week u, II more than ever certain that
the money question Is going to be- tue
Issue OF tne campaign, particularly iu
the West, As soon M Ito gets the mat.
tor OF headquarters settled, Mr.. Hanna
viii go TO New York.
The campaign along the Atlantic
coast Is not expected 10 openIas early as
II 10 In tho West
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songht neIl,tin n,nln.

CHICAGO, July because hnr
husband Hbussd her, Mr. Henry Well.
huufe attsmptad 10 drown huisel auu
f-ufilhillienIsst vvoningI Ia the laGu a,
ihe foot Of .5th street. Together with
tao children thu wake hsuOTt distance
ibtO tho water takiug tho yuuuggIt
chilt who ~ eight months Old IN nor
arms and telling tue other ones 10 wade
,u' Into tue water for q bath. Hpr
nc'ilus we're wituCssrd ly hystRu oTB
who notified the police anu the W m n
anu cuii4ru VeIt taken the Gotta 20
Grover avenue station whore shp tU,u
het story to tue sergeant. List ovOg-
log Mrs. WellhOuso ami her children
were taken - the house o. u iTivnG.
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ordersd eoId Tor E.nnrl.

NEW YoRK, July 2O.-Hsidelbaoh,
lekleheimer d %. have ordered 81.
8SO,OOO, and Lyon HOLMAN, $500, 600,
~ be shipped TO Germany tomorrow.
Won Holman a 20. nave increased
their shipments u $3.50, QUO gold.
LaLard Frtres have withdrawn
$500, QUO golu bars from lhe assay office
To snip. The aggregate thus far on.
gagged for shipment tomorrow Ia 81
$4,000.
knaulh, NaChod q kuhnen have
engaged 100000 gllu Tor shipment to
Getmany tJMOrTIw, rna total thus
lar engaged 10 sS, 0SJ, 900.
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HAS HEuN IDENTIFIED.
a YounE man who HAD Forgotten His
Own Name.

PmLADELrHiA, July no. The
Identity Of the young man at Pnlla.
delphia hospital WHO, on the night Of
March o. gave himself up ~ the police
aui said he dld not know his name or
where no came from, has NJ lhst been
disclosed. Hc proves to be Herbert G.
Spencer tho youngest sUu Of solomon
&. Spencer; wealthy ciuzln OF Law.
renee, Kansas. Tue discovery wac
mauo last evening by DR.. j. G.. Robin.
son Of Lawrence, KaUsas, an old
irirnd OF Spencer, who came 10 the
hospital on July as resident ply
Biciau,
Young 3 onccf went TO New
OnSuus twu yosfs ago anu up to Janu.
nfy Tact c0rrtsponded regularly win
his relatives. Since then they have
heard nothing from him excepting
thnt lao had been seen Ia Washington
Ia February. Its expected that one
VI his four brothers will DO here In a
ivw days to take MIN home.
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Lo.t In ine ,innntnIn,.

NEW York, July 2O.-A dispatch
to the Herald from Panama, Colombia,
snyG Tho HeTalu'd correspondent In
Guaynquil, Ecuador says DIR. Carlos
Ffellu Hhldfamirs, the ldinlster OF jus.
tlce ana education, has resigned. A
decree has been issued BY President
Aliaf0 10 the effect that the taxes im-
posed for war purposes DO reduced.
Tho Brazilian minlster Tho arrived
In Guaynquil u fortnight ago and then
lett fOr Quito, 10 lcst Ia tho mountains.
His secretary, who arrived In Quito
lest Saturday, telcgraphed to ali points
without success,
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Deadly CboIsrn In rgyp.

CAIRO, July 2J.-Ineri were 800
new casgs Of cholera In Egypt on Fn.
day ana Saturday ami $50 deaths from
that uiseasy, including those Of three
British sJidiera a. Wsdy halia.
since tho outbreak OF cholera among
tho Egyptian troops between AssouAn
aud KOsnek there has been a total of
sb0 cases huu 100 deaths among them
Amongst tins British troop, there have
been u cases anu rs destug,
II has boeu decided, owing 10 tho
increase of the epidemic, 10 remove
the whole camp from tue Nile river
bank back iutO tle desert.
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VISIT THE SEWER FARr


The mosl OF tho members OF the
municipal administration, including
Mayor dlendinuing, took the . O'Clock
Hot Springs railway train for the
sewer farm this afternoon. The pur.
pose Of tue trip was to inspect the out
let OF the great gravity system 30 re-
Gently completed In this ely and 10
secure needed information as 10 ils
operation and future maintenance.
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nnrdsr Tor So Knenn Cnn.r

lUNIISGrOS, W. Va, July 2O.--A.
J, Can anu Nottie Cali, his daughter,
were killed IN n shanty boat six miles
east OF here this morning. Lollio Call
and several small chiluren are at the
point u death. Eta Robins " In jail
accused Of numbering all OF them,
using an Gx asa weapon. Call ami
bis daughter had their heads severed;
the children were slashed In horrible
manner. One woman leaped into the
river and saved her life. No cause ID
known for the murder.
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LONDON, July ia Hong Kong
dispaIou 70 the Times Gays mission.
AIRY writes TO a Correspondent there
fully confirming previous reports Of
Japanese atTnoliies IN the south VI tho
Island Of F0rmosa. The missionary
declares that he IL able TO subsihntiate
every fact. Tue Japanese, no adds,
are fast exterminating tho Chinese IN
that LEGALITY, over sixty Villages
have been burned anu thousands vi
persons have been killed with revolving
bfulalilies.
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law ny Invading the .,rntory q o
south African re- uhiic.
Every UUHE aud cJraer 81 The court
EUum was tufo gtd. IhotB wlIo many
ladies prUscut.
Sir Edward Clark TOT The defendants
made u mou0n 10 uuaHh inc inIlrt.
mcnt on the gfouni tlnt u was In.
definite In the ull gallCn8 made aud 10
Lad not been proven that the foreign
enlistment uct hud been proclaimed,
whore the n nee was alleged TO have
,asun place. S,r Richard Webster TO-.
Piled on behalf OF tue government.
Before tue attorney finished the court
AL yurue1 until Tomorrow.
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cot DANIEL D. nuNorRroRp.

RUME, July 2O-Coi. Daniel r..
Huugsuofd, father Of Mite. John W.
Nick y, uiui al II O'Clock tuis mora
luE ~ his home Ia this city. Col
liuuErfiUrI was native Of Hefki.
NOR county, New NOfk, went 10 Cali.
ioruia Ia loiJ, remained On tue Pacific
coaat unuituu breaking out ot tbs war,
when hu returned 10 New York anu
entered the Udion army as liUutonau,-
colonel oi the rhifty.siXlh regiment OF
New York v luntetfs In 1871, Col.
hungrtiOri removed 10 Europe, tu.
TWO yenfs later returned 10 New York.
d 1857 he took up his residence per.
mnnrnty Ia Rome. HE death was
caused W tuuur " the liver.
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- MLNa NIIANa
rosipoues his visit to the UnI;sd
states somo Weeks,

WAsnlSGToS, ID. g., July co.
President Cleveland's absence from
tho capital has n,cesbilatod change
m the plans VI ii Hung Chang, tue
special Chineso envoy. II was his
original purpose 10 make an rfllcial
call upon the President VI the United
states during August on his way home
o Chlna from Europe, but ~ the chief
magistrate 10 expected 10 be absent
from Washington dutng that month
the present representative Of the Gun.
berOr Of China has decided 10 defer his
visit and pTulong his stay IN Europe
several weeks beyond his original
schedule.
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OGDEN.
Junction Civ Items.


Articles u incorporation have been
filed IA the office VI the county court
by the Maple Grove, Orchard alu
Vineyard company. The capital stock
Ia placed NJ 100000, divided into SO
shares. The properties u the company
ara In Box Elder county, Just norm uf
the Hot Springs, the officers are w,
b. Wodell, president; Jos pm II. But-
ton, vice president, anu H., Is, Nelson,
secretary aud treasurer.
James Morton, an escaped convict
from the Flo som pfi'lu, California,
was bTou lat va yesterday rom Denver
by Officer Go l., LAmI hr y. lie
was tutyiug ten years Tor asssult wit
intent 10 murGor, aud dive years Z 7
burglary. IA WAS serving Sky Ay
Tor Vhg 0uuy In Denver wnen one ~
tne PIT 0noIs gave hun away to the
polio
Captain Beck Ia In town rndCavor.
ing TO Taho iuuds Tor the II 10 10 lm0i /
OF an iudusgrinl ONE or IA auuN
blind ~ Seattle. lac lu,tuIes at the
court hyuse this evening.
Emma KsyFou has brought suit FOR
divOtcG from her husband, Frederick
&. &. KaysOn. N0n.suppoft are the
grounds Tor action,
Frank Grady had his barn burned
down yesterday through matches aud
small boys. Iho Ices wac about $500,
not Insured.
The announcement OF tho death OF
Abraham IA. Cannon was received
here with much sorrow ana regret.
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And the Bows Came Bacll.

Reiser anu Corbin, the two young
fellows who left their homes Ia this
city about week ago, with the lnten.
ton OF wheeling It to San Francisco,
have come back. Their pAth was not
as smooth as they anticipated, and
when they got out on to tho Nevada
desert, Ihay were nearly blinded, tue
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Away from Home and III.

CHICAGO, July 20.-Rjbert Jaokso n
10 years old, was found In fTeig BIT
car lRst evening ON the docks VI the
Western Transit company. lie al
penreu III aud was taken 10 the county
hospital, where II was SAID ne was
suffering from typhnld lover. Jackson
told the police his home was In Pc.
tersbufg, Va, aHd asked that his pa.
rents b. notified Of his Illness.
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Wagner Festival.

BEYREuTll, Germany, July %. 49,
Tue annual Eeytouth Wagner festival
has opened ~ tho Fcstspieihuus with a
me performance Of Das Rheingolu
under tho direction OF Hans Richter.
The festival IL crowded with visitors
from nll parts OF Europe and there are
also many Americans present
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PATRIOTIC ,rANIAnDs.
VIA Present Their Country Win n
LarEn MarahIn.


NEW YoRIl, July 2O.--A dispatch
70 tne Hutalu from MadTid says:
Tue spanish patriotic league from
the Argentine Republic oiiots TO pre-.
sent tue Spanish government n cruiser
Of 1910 tons displacement, costing AZ
prOXlmaicly 100000 peselRs. Tue
iUagus representative, Senior GOnzlIo
5geuz, interviewed the government
yesterday on the subject. ihp cruiser
will probably be built ut Glasgow.
Ihe opposition nfo strongly opposed
20 the RJluschiids, aud tobacco quts.
lions arc being rushed through tbs
COr,es. They deplle 10 force the gov.
eminent 10 assemble the COftes again
10 October VI November for their coo.
siltratiun. Senior CauUyaB Il not die.
y scd 10 give way. Ii Ia sald ho threat.
enu EesiguHtlon II tho estimates are MOI
passed,
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LONDON, July .D-rho Paris cor.
respondent ut the Times commenting
upon the report that ~ Hong Chang
had visitod this Crsdit Lyouaiss and
had declared that China Intended h.
secure great l1uu, but % druitcd 10
treat direct with the banks without iu.
tofmeiihties sAysllt l. possible that tue
chief aim VI Ll's tour IL to got a Loan
on cheap lCTmi.
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FUNERAL OF GOV RUSSELL.
President cleveland VIII Attend the
services,

services,
BU22ARDs BAY, Mass, July &C.
Tho President will attend tho funeral
services today OF his personal friend,
the late WIN. IL, Russell, In Cambridge.
Jos. Jefferson viii accompany him to
Boston, where they VIII be- the guests
OF A. II. Wood until the hour set for
tho funeral services, alter which they
will return 10 BuzEstds Bay.
The President, Mr.. jefferson and
Mt. Wool nave often accompanied cx.
Governor Russell on hshing uips IN
this vicinity. TIE President, Acting
Governor Walc0tt aud Dir. JslersYn
have been invited 10 occupy the Rus
sell pew during tue services.
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LONDON, July 2O.-Many members
Of lhu dramatic ptoiesslOu were 81.
Dantran's CLuToh To-Day 10 witu,ss Tue
wedding OF Heafy Is, Irving, tue
elGest eOn Of S.r Henry Irving, and
Miss DOratua Baird.
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FOR ARBITRATION.
The London Daily News Urges Far.
thaF Consideration Of The Halter.
DIFFICULTIES CAN BE OVERCOME.
Tbs Points If Agreement }lr'ady sr'
riud at Could b, imb died
In a Urea y,

LONDON, July gO.--rhe Daily News
tlibefa) has an editorial discussing the
correspondence between the United
states and tho British government on
the subject " an arbitration treaty, In
which It ask; "Wby not cmlo.y the
points OF agreement already arrived at
In the Ol1ey.SalisUufy negotiations In
a treaty, trusting 70 the future Tor sill
further agreomUnl2 We are convinced
that the Americans do not approve Of
Mr. Olney refusing the half because lac
Is urablo to get Iho whole LOAF ltwiil
b. wortn whilu for Lord SALISBURY 10
make ~ many concessions nv p,BIblu
IN order 10 attain euch dusitsble
object"
The Daily news ALEC publishrs an
Interview on this suiJtct with Right
Hon. james Bflco, the liberal urmber
u Parliament Tor the SIuih Division
VI A berduon and this we'll Known au.
thor NJ tue IA mericAn Common.
wealth." Mt. Bryce thought the
difficulties 10 the way oi ma agree
muut were IN no wuy iutOlvable.
Lord Salisbury, no said, had been
over cautious and timi1 IN tue
negotiations. HB Ge.s uuulot that
really DO not exist His proposal 10
exclude mattete affecting the honor
anu Integrity Of the unti0Us would
seriously cripple tue useiulnoia Of n
tfibuuai, Mr.. Bryce thought that
even territorial disputes might bu sub-
mlttei. He would not cay tuat he
agteoh with Mt. Olncy or that ho did
not with Lord Salisbury, tut no ctr-
tAinly thought Lord raitbury had
acled as though general sclome OF
atbilration and not ono sOltly between
England and thu United States was
bring arranged. Mr.. Bryc thinks the
proposal VI u Joint commission OF atui-
trau1n tor me Venezuelan dispute
wuuid Nod a solution eyon u the uu-
settled land question. lilo believes tunt
tbs presidential clpttRt will NOS mo.
vent OF delay ms cInoiuslon OF q
ttahty; nut Gtiil he would like 10 tto
L0fu Sslinuuty rush tho negotiations.
The Chronicle Llborall fayf: With.
out desiring to appear o. tho least
alnrmist, We believed that the Upilmiat
Views prevailing mere ns 10 tbs settle.
mcnt OF the Ven, zuuia dispute arc not
shared by official circles In tho United
states.
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The Park Records Glowing Account
~ mining Operations Ia she
District.

The Park Records Glowing Account
~ Mining Operations IN che
District.
There has been considerable life In
AMI St1und the Lucky Bill during the
past week. Ihebostd Of directors held q
meeting nj the Park CITY hotel Mon.
day uud levied an assessment OF Two
cents per share on the capital stock,
payable Ht once. Inquiry revealed the
lact that o seam OF good ore had been
encountered IN The dfiit being driven,
aud while ayefag ng only ABOUT one
inch In width, showed a net value OF
S4j per ton. The ore makes on the foot
wall ola vein fully four feet wide aud
dIpa toward thu shaft, and TO catch IL
tue shslt was started downward sgain,
but sinking nad % be discontinued on
acc INT % suritCs water from the
heavy rains, but viii be resumed at an
early Jay. The shalt will be equipped
viii q cage, when has been ordered
and ls Kpeoted 10 arrive next week.
The Anchor company has n force OF
carpenters Mt work building u new ore
mouse, bpsiIes which there afe utnBT
evidences n great activity in the rear
future. Tho Record has knOwn iur Two
weeks that recent developments In tho
mine had uncovered some very hue ore,
some a it showing AS high as 800
ounces, but did not feel Mt liberty 90
mako tue news public. Heretofore, all
the rich ORC uncovered ran into the
D,ly-WosG gT0uuu with presidency
nat was gratifying to the DAILY West,
out dlssVuEasing ~ the Anchor Now.
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ami Saturday morning, IL record
breaker. The Missouri and Kaw rivers
ore both high. The Central Avenue
bridge across the Naw In Kansas CITY,
double decker usni by the "ln road
ana Tue city, has been badly damaged
anu Is in danger OF being washed
away,
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CLASS LEOIsLArIOS.
Socialists Protest Against .Freo Gotta.
axe.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20. The
California socialist labor convention
has adopted platform protesting
against thu free coinage Of silver on
tue ground that such action wculd DO
class legislation, inasmuch ~ IL 10 al.
legged u would uununt the debtor class
IT the expense OF capitalists. The plat.
form declares that Tree silver wOulI
not tonrtit the laboring men, as the
wage cnrnors, II Is eAld, nro not as
rule LeblOIs.
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AUGUSTA, Maine, July Cox.
q vernon Joseph n. Williams dieu at
hia tesiuonce IN this city sunday. lie
huu ucen confined 10 bis bed since last
March. Death Has aus 10 ola age.
d4vcruor Williams was bora ia A Jus
D., ENn. lslI.
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yaadsrbli, slept Well.

NEw YoRl, July 2O.-Cotnellus
Vanderbilt, according 10 the phys.
clans, passed u comfortable night.
DE-. MoLane leit the Tesldenes nj
0:i5 this morning. lie said he hau
been 10 all night, Vanderbilt client
soundly from IL until o.
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heat was 20 intense. Tho toys are
doubtless much wiser than when they
started, and like others who nave been
seized with n likb adventurous spirit,
realize 10 a greater extent tnau ever
that "rhsre's no pace liko home"