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SUICIDE At SPOKANE
Grace Wilton, . Variety Ac-
tress. Dead From Poison.
FATAL ACCIDENT At TACOMA.
The fraser River Falling napaAly-n-
tsrussang Papers at ths state
Dar Convcntfon.

0pe1zna. July N--1race wilton q va
rseey actress paying ~ -1e Comlqae TIE
ater. was found dead la her roona sofay.
she had committed suicide by swallowing
IN ounce OF caroolic acid she Is said 10
have bsen the daughter OF . welI-kroxn
business man In San Francisco. For sew
erRl years she was On the stage "a San
Francisco unG.r tho name Of JeArsste
Rivers About rwo years ago she 6rzfsed
into the vaudeville huzEess-
Letters seunt IL her trunk Indicated That
Msa Wilton had two daughters living n
San Francisco. Blanche and Mau1e. aged
II and 8 years. respectively. wno were at
tending school there. Two letters. dated
June 3. from these children 70 their moth
er. we're couehed II the most sndszxing
terms They prayed that she might soon
return 10 them. A letter addressed 20
Asss Wilton. which arrived this morning.
was opened by Judge Htnkie and found
70 b from her sister Annie. In San Fran
cisco. II Is a request for money 10 pay =
IS board bill for the Two children. The
writer AIS that II Il is Tot forthcoming at
once they VII have 20 move out into the
street From several persons here II was
learned that Miss Wilton bad several
times Lately mentioned the fact that she
had not laid up any money from her pres
enf engagement 10 send 10 her children.
and IL Is thought that poverty caused hsr
to END her life. Twenty-Five cents was al
the money found on he's person
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The Raptt~t younv peor,.

Milwaukee. July is-Six Thousand mem
eers ef the Baptist Young Pecrae's Union
arrived today 20 take part IA the national
convention which begins tomorrow. and
couois that number Of delegates and their
friends are expected tomorrow. The open
inE session OF the meeting win be held
az ~ e'cieck tomorrow. The board Of
managers Of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union net today, preparatory to the ap4n-
ing session % the convention tomorrow
The annual report % GeneraI Secretary
wilkins. 81 ChleaEo. showed the total
number OF societies IN the United State.
and Canada ga es s0sn. with . fetal rnAri-
eeyshsr 81 ssAAa the Junior societies num-
herring i.soc With o.sa members, state or
Eaatzatsans have been carried On during
the year In Georgia. North Caroiina. south
Carolina and South Dakota and territorial
organizations Ia Arizona. Indian territory.
Oklahoma and Montana
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THE IOWA REPuRIrcASs
Platform OF the It. Innss sonw~nr,o-,
Unanimously Ittlfnrsc.l


Unanimously Endorsed.
r-s Mosnes, Taiv E-Tne R~ns.,.,s>m,
state ecryeStion today wa- rasssuvkssis
~ ratrt - atsen8auce ard interest Arnnrv
re distinguished nsNa present were Ssrs-
trrs Allison snt Gear and resrsy al ~
TIE fesa rcnFFFS Sasaa. Senator AElsaae.s
snseeh. wAscA wsFaly cagn n,eagesE asa4
Mckinley ana Sustained ne = fsAists xfss-
form. was taa real Pefnt II tntsrese 7-hs
seaatar Sgske wffA saara than sxnxs
warmth. ans when Ne Pointed 10 te~ psr-
tare 9. re ohge man. the re2veatsan went
VIII ~ffh sps4Aws@
TIE platform. Af4er saaerstrx tAe acton,
es tie 81. Laass eoHventsa SAYS on tAe
nnsnc31 issue .in shs tmte~erf % ear
export traAs. FER the tartheraaee 81 fhr
fseiscy ef seeasFoctty aud fer the praas-
Ftan ef car commerce as veil as for gas
t,eoeSt o. ear pro30eeTs Se pledge the
saspest 81 TIE to~s Republicans IN cos.-
xre~s IN the pFaxaessen - ar srterma ttenks
axF~sKssnt - sztakl8s the tegns standard
ssatxersaS2y. And srasn tAa sasse esEsssser~
ssssn epposz r~ssrteflrk ire casnAxe 70 =
sIngse ssg4er standard hecAzsc Il wls ss-
crease and mok tncFsAse sAz sNGpsg ~
saoss1s "a gAe eountrys because gnSse8E *
restoring csmgsSsaee Is VII acStrNy ersdl .
instead ~ inspiring enterprise IL wfai
sn~~Aa al&rra. Instead - as5tng TIE eesssS
i vii snx1tSe Alfa 70 bankruptcy. tn<se2a
~ fs.TntsAtsss employment 70 iasaT & wt1
r.aka rnare enexrsaia ara 9nren2nsFaklve
tNak rrAA.f x aass snstRs& 81 n~usGssn1
"a praaac1ss Il wtl imssrw shera. aua fla-
assx' h.rsnss II weai4 30 snanlfs 1af1sEsce
Ara tnsosse eur ccuntry n r0pa<ssasssza
ana a.shonos. TIE RsyxasioAn party. 1a-
drx fss posssy. sss4Fes The S~os-s szzs-s
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currency composed 81 gold. silver and pa
Per, no one kind preferable 70 another.
none Of Ct subject n TIE hands OF the peo-
pie TO variation OF valae. but every 6ol-
lar as good AZ god ard there he'd BY TIE
real powsr Of the government Of TIA Unit
"a stAtesA-
The ticket nominated 10 - soiic~s.
Esectors-at-lArre, E H Cozger. Des
Aalnez: E4dreG s. James. Clinton. sscre-
saTy % state. II. Z. DcbsOn, D-s Aotnez.
auditor. c. q. Mccarthy. re-nontnAred.
treasurer. John Hsrriott. Of Stuart. re-
nominated. attorney general. Milton REM
Ter, OF Iowa City. rs-acrninA<ets judge OF
the supreme court. A r Ladd. OF Sheldon.
railroad con- missioner. l. A Dawson. ef
waveriy.
The nominations wsrv al made unani-
nous. and the Platform was adopted with
out q dissenting voice. II Is noteworthy
that In the whole convention there was
not a voice raised against the 81. Louis
platform and nominations
The Republican state committee reor-
ganized tonight after the state convention.
and H @. Millin was elected chairman
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corp.~. Fonna IN ,hc n,s,r,,og.

san Francisco. July ts.-TNe scsg@- 81
three - TIRE crew - the ul-starred Blair.
more have teen famm8 n the hold of the
wrecked =hip- The vessel was psrrnss
cut ssssy and nut htgh sna dry on ne
beach between EntehSFtown ard Hunters
Fcsnt dry cock TnmoFrow morning the
hAtches WI Se removed ard tAo bodies
takes from the held and sert 20 the
usaTgae- ora % TIE ssfsea y known 20 30
that ~ Mate }.geEAte. who left widow
ard = sfnAu family fn England ne ether
hs,8ies have rot been ideasi:ses bar x Is
thought Tat they are those % SEAMAN
II :. Clark ana n SynssrNnd ths xa.rh-
man Two OF the bottles were found n
the afswrTars - ahs held. AID shas q the
mate was discovered near the rnixzsn
mast
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iAYINGOUTTHE WORK
Republican Headquarters in
New York and Chicago.
THE REPU0l scANs or IOWA
fnousiy Mckinley Resolves
Deisgasfsa - L1adfsA


Cleveland. July 15.--Au us members q
ske Repuhsscan rational executive com
rrs4tee were present. this morning when
Chairman Earna eazle1 the meeting 20
order for the purpose % Organising The
consna stse decsses 70 foeate hadguarrers
IN boEa Ses York ard Chicago. There
viii be no Discrimination between the TWO
cities by selecting essher a. the hszda1ar-
fers Chairman Hanna says he VIII b
located soNhsre, bur win fight the cam
pxsxr IA TIE ss1sIs Two vacancies &c the
nztsoass committee were Allied by The ap-
pcEngrnsrr os sTyron r. Parker. Of he
DISTRICT % Columbsa, ard c. g. Johnson-
Of AhssA~ The members OF the commit
tee. with thu exception 0f Senator Quay.
xAo Jeff for homo this afternoon. esned
with SIR. Hsnna this everEnx. TAcy VIII
resume their session AZ 10 O'Clock toner
row morning.
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Bsfh wsicome~ Candidate s~waii-


Bash. July fs.--Arthur 6swah. Candidate
Tor vtcn praGldsnt- has his homecoming
tonight, and IL was Of the wArmssl soTL
The formal welcome vas entirely pom
PARTISAN. A special train bearing ar Sc
wall came into the city al tbs. Fire w0gks
were profusely burned. the church Afs ~
bella s1lna, and 4 national salute fred by
hsr guns. Thousands OF pscpiS AZ fhs de-
DOT were provided with horns, and the
vocal weiconse made din greater than
was ever heard here before. Mr. Sewal
vas met ~ the depot platform by II. +.
Twt,nbeEf. Of the council. Mayor Biobsr
having been unexpectedly called away. In
response TO short welcome address. Mr..
GewaH eatd. 1T is not dtffng, and yoa
do not expect me At this time 10 make
;ong speech We have had convsntion.
and II ss OF that ] would speak 70 you.
II wss . great convention, yet Il did not
seem 10 me- 70 be partisan one IL seemed
snors like m uprising OF the peopis. and
they seem 10 be controlled by one idea
an idea that has fsIIsd ms for years Those
in attendance upon that convention knew
that this country IL in deep distress: that
{. has been In distrssa for years. and that
great muititudes are suffering ! believe
the great trouble IN with our monetary
system. and thAy believe. ~ believe. tha,
thsre u but one remedy. The members
Of the convention entertain no dishonest
or dishonorable IDEAS but they demand
that ws hs carried hack 10 the money OF
eur fafhsrn. 70 that monetary sustem un-
der which this government noarished for
- mnnY yaara"
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Cold Democrats in rhur-tcn County.

Olympia. July is.--Ths present mixed
state OF the political parties Is producing
IN this county the varied and ever-chAnx-
ing effects Of 8 Kaleidoscope. The resiz-
nation OF Charles Aver. as chairman Of
the Republican committee. on the ground
that re could 10 longer support the p~in-
csfslss advocated by that party. Is now
likely 20 be followed by the resignation q
the bright young chairman q the Demo-
cratic committee for like reason under
reverse circuTas tancEs- However. kr,
Fauakrer's resignation depends upon cir
cunsssances. IL the gold wing Of TIRE Dem
ocratsc party organizes he proposes 10 re-
tain his place and organise the TAnrstoa
caunfy Democrats on those lines. Other
uiss he viii throw up his too. Mr.. Faux
ner feels himself as capable Of replacing
TIA silver mems places on fha committee
"a th~r are 20 ind a uew chairman. and
his wei!-known energy justices others IL
believing that he wih keep his promise
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troops tried TO advance TO Arokaron-
They were twice repulsed by the Chris

troops tried 10 advance 10 Arokaron-
They were twice repulsed by the Chris
tians.
Athens, July 15-Dispasches received
frou, the island OF Crete say that the Turk
fSh authorities there are gradually extend
ing the military line and occupying new
positions daily. Many excesses are being
committed by the Turks. A party or Chris
tians who ventursd near the so-called MILL
tary IONS were murdered by the Turks
Athens, July Observation-Disclosures
from Canea stale that tho assembly met
Those present were consuls, archhsshops.
counsellors and deputies The CHRISTIAN
deputies protested strongly against the
suItan's message to the governor general.
and will not reply. The impression pro-
duced Is iamentable, the message merely
saying the sultan would take into con-
sideratson the wishes OF the ASSEMBLY.
The consuls consider the message very
unfortunately worded. There was fight
ing yesterday at kalyoa.
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Another Labor sios In s.lsvaIana

Czsvessa4. JEiy IA--ENrsAer Disorder o.
clrre8 ~ Re EE9wn Hca~slng ard Co-s-
veytns Wer&s SAas -aeTnzSx strikers as
IS gszsAta attacked naz- unk9a T-aen -
TIE way 20 w0rk- >oa-Easonsszs w~~n
bexssn wl1n e20ss AE2 Ie.se3 70 ~.
gfSan1. \ " 4sEkSea @ses src-n arssa
cuss aa ia face Az4 0cds. an8 ha& aaees
sHs erakas. Fow EsHne re rsfhss. 9rnassv
ssEnaaaSsta2 ~ Ire Tasevx wsse ursahas
80 Sopa wszh sAE a2h Tasy waeFe r@-
tasasees3. ana fs2Fsxl sEsFSnx aAs ezrAz~.s
ssrsAsFs A&ck. swssssnx Ike nas-uv8u.n
asea- Twa razanaasaa * r1lAtsA cave been
ars.age1 an8sr &-ws&
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- ~. vrs.x ~ euuhx ~ - ees1rs
ehe1r aoconspEshm>rx Ne Who neissve
sh~y ~ rsxhs can oniy 80 fofsA asAns
800 - Go. g4ysng such inp<fss 70
- = ~ ere abss 20 gfvss ans rsen
- - - RIGHTEOUSNESS OF ssy case .
uxeval over thcee rao oppose ~. ! sA&ak
~ Tor your attenticn-" tEntaSkisssss ap
pInnse and che<fS3
osvernl 5ccai canpnasn osssO1. -
- n~vnaYe rivals for the vice prtss-
1eoev. enoks when Mr. Erras nntsn~i
49, U45eh Ne meeting s6sournsd Mr.
- Mr.. Bryan shock hascs with > sarSs
- q psop1s after the meeting. sHa
4hoa ronxo6 Tor sbe azgat
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Chicago. Jaiy is.-The National Husi-
ness Mems League has issucc an address
TO the business rz<n OF the United States
urging them 10 take an active part In the
campaign against sse nominee Of the Chi
eago convention The address declares
that the hard hgsting must b dens in
Illinois. Indiana and possibly Iowa. and
calls upon the business men to take active
steps 10 see that tie silver men do not
carry these states.
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Horn Anlrce Delaycd.

London. July IA dispatch received
here from Hammerfest. Norway. says a
party OF tourists arrived there from Danes
island today. ard reported that Herr An
dree's balloon house. from which he had
planned 70 set out on his voyage 70 tho
north pole. win not be ready before Au-
gust, though It was expected to be ready
early In July
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Vancouver. p C. July fS-The water n
re Fraser river = steadily falling. and al
danger il row past Though 70 1is rot
reach the hfxnwater marx OF 1874 en- ths
Fraser NJ any point. the water n ne
Columbia was fgc inches higher a. Reveal
stoke thlx year than Il izs4 A. sh2s rosnt
great dansEe was tens. ar1. n fact
-raav settlements on 80 banks suffered
censsssrAbss INJURY. Al LAr4nan CITY the
w3fSr covered ttae streets, ard iocorzosgon
vas effected enly in boats. Seine GaansSe
wsa. also aors % tie Arrow Lake branch
rag1ay BY xasso2ss. whsen have eeen
repaired
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Trouble In Tacoma Fire Department..
Tacoma. July Responsibilities IRE ard
water committee Of the council had an0th-
er stormy interview today with Chief Hor-
rocks. The committee called the chief
down hard for allowing Drivers Staver.
Davis and Damorest sss salary for June.
when the ordinance specifies so when tho
men are beginners. The committee a1se
gave the chief orders TO discharge Capt.
Winsor. Of the engine company at South
Tacoma. rs he was discharged only last
September from the Portland department
for cause. and. moreover, Is not yet q cit
ixen OF this state. The chief promised to
do ~ ordered. although he may cali In
the hslp Of the civil service commission.
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The Tacoma Electric Light Fight.

Tacoma. July 1S.-Specfal.-Iuexe STALL
cup today decided the preliminary hear
ting OF the case brought by the city against
the Commercial Company. IN favor of the
municipality. He continued the restrain
ing order pending che final trial. The city
was ordered 10 give bond Ger 5000. The
effect OF the decision Is 70 place che COM
pany IN the position it's officers found II
when they discovered its wires cut from
the city's poles Saturday morning. TIE
company cannot repair the damage nor
erect new poles till the case Is settled.
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DwynD n.y. Ho c. 49, Asoo1
ehe EaGesgn Democrsss-
go yul1 x.-Ths wof'd-Hers'e- ".
4. Drrnn;o pognpnA1 orUan- Of whicn he -
oetope. eoazGAt sayB edItorfaiiy, unoef sns
nnn6<nn la - uesthsn Rage.
aW4s6 TIE oxospxson Of the Nsw York
1oursed. tho Marcury md the New fork
NeWa he Dsmocsu1so press OF New
YEA botfo D. Dsmocr4t.c ticket ~ y
fnilGveA n various large ard s-rsH pa
$50 n exher towns Of New YORK. ana
kev UnwsaeA. Possibly thsse Eastern
n~wnunusrp tnnaG5ne that their sctson -
a. lerwe political ssgnssscanes sr6 innf,or-
annoa ThNy are u error. n pressesnt Of
me Tinted Stats ear b elected fnIs year
ersfhotn the ssd Or consent Of the Eastern
etarss. which have In the past dictated
nominadone and swsyed elections. ~
err tine 4 eo5db0a Democrat goes 70 - q
Kipley ia New York he pavss me way fof
two silver Republicans 30 come 10 Bsy4s
An the West Every time free ssifer
Democrats paper Ira New York fepaasates
the Demoeratic platform II ren9sFs more
csrtAin shA rspudiAtten ct the kspsso'lsHa
eosa platform among thousands Of he-
putisonns h the Middle and western
s<asss The New York goidsuE papers
are practically irppotsns. Thetr snofss 20
Sn5ure silver IN Nsw York viii MAKE votes
for silver Ia the doubtful states. IL the
New York Rosdbux Democrats cAn A@san~
don party liBes TO snjsre silver. then eef-
talnsy Western silver Republicans can
leave the rasty to help silver IL 30 hap
p<ns that ne need vosss IN some western
ststS,. and their ioS Ia Nes York VIII
90 u 40 harm Let tbs hsAtnsn RAGS
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rhe ftr-t riding. of the Naronio.

London, July I5.--At the office OF the
White Star Limo IN this city word was re-
ceived that at Hoyiake. near Blrkenhead.
a bottle was picked up recently which
contained the following. written on q slip
OF paper: Struck iceburg: sinking fast
Mld-ocean; Naronic. Young" The steam
er Naronsc, one or the largest and ssnest
freighrers Of the White Star Line. sailed
from Liverpool on February IL. fs9a for
New York, and from tina, time 10 this has
never been heard from.
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AshNas, JAY f1-~Ths Turks have rvaaxa-
cred number CT Christians II the Csretan
provsncss cf 4phassz~ Ressmo ard gy6osna.
They have asRa destroyed several villages.
with Their vineyards. t7n4sr the prstex.
OF rsecgsrfng the bodies of shs TURKISH
ssisers ere were killed this seek on the
Saors scar k&sysss. . body OF Turklsa
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Costa Rica Adopts the Gold stand.

Costa Rica Adopts the Gold standard.
New York. July IA special TO the
World from Colon. Colombia. says: Costa
Rioa has decided TO adopt gold a. the
basis OF rs currency. The Inhabitants OF
Port IAfnon are preparing to celebrate the
event on q grand scale The entire coun-
try Is pleased because the silver currency
Is to be called IN.
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palRtine OF memorials. ytcar-gsaeral OF
Rome. presitent OF the congregation OF the
holy Office OF the inqussition. He was OF
fair complexion. more than six feet tall,
and q great man IN the church. In the
event Of the death OF Pope Leo II was ex-
pecfed that Cardinal La valietta would
hare been his successor. He was very
close to Pope Leo. as he had been to Pope
pfua
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A shirrle Mil Sold.

Snohorish. July i5.-Spclr,al.-The Cor
hln-McDonaid single mill. formerly own
ed and operated by S. A. Buck & Co. has
been sold to the Cedar Mil Company.
with Capt J. c. OConnor as president
and -. g. Buck as secretary. The new
company will take charge OF the mill by
the first OF August and continue the OPP
Grafton of the same. with enlarged ia
cilitieS.
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Had New. From Matab iceland.

London. July ia dispatch from Buiu-
wayo 10 the Daily Telegraph says 1900
friendly natives have Joined the revolt IN
MatabeicIand. The news received at Bulu-
wayo from Salisbury Is very bad. II Is
said that the canptires OF the Mashonas
are visible close 10 the dagger. and that
an attack Is expected.
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Horrible Accident at Tacoma.

Tacoma. July i5.-Albert Olsen. s. years
OF age, an employee OF the Willamette
Casket Company. was caught IN ths
machinery this morning. whirled rapidly
around a revolving shaft and Instantly
killed. The body was horribly mangied.
tho left leg and right foot being tern on
completely
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THE DEAN OF cARDrNAIs DEAD.

Monsoo La valisfta. Who Took His
Seat I'm 1865.
Rome July ls.-cardinai La valletta,
dean Of the acrsd college OF cardinals. II
dead.
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III e 7ff17fs1 z On ~ ~ y FE'FFEs-t
part Townsend. July isy--TA@af- j. II
ysxfh~rfrxsan. L. & X. n charge % tas
hrarrh hssroerzp hsc ctssre. IN the city.
tas b~.r transferred 70 Port Orchard ard
ordered 20 take charge % fhe navy GrT
An~k. relieving coam&ssssrs Norenz.
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Rapfad Monaco La ya;etta was born at
Aquits. Italy, February 3. 1877, and was
q marquis by descent He was created
bishop Of Oxfia ard yel.etri in isss. and
cardinal March. 1855. He had been cardinal
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Leave Of Absence to Cecil Rhodes.
London. July IA dispatch rscsived
here today from Cape Town reports that
the Cape Colony assembly. after a heated
discussion. has voted to grant a leave Of
absence 10 Cecil Rhodes.
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Repubiican victory at DAYTON.

Republican Vfcfory at DAYTON.
Dayton. July 16.--Special.-The Repub-
leans elected the entire city ticket at
Dayton by handsome majority over Q
Dsmocrat-PopuIsst fusion ticket
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showed that deceased suffered from heart
ciseass. and during an attack Of the dts
ease fen or \ log on which he vas stand
ing into the water and WAS drowned
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BANK DIVIDEND.
Merchants National Creditors to Get
30 Per tent. soon

Washington CITY July fs-SpeeisI. The
corapsrolier % the currency has authorized
Receiver Charles VI. Baker. Of the Mer-
chants National bark. 70 declare a dsvi-
cend OF % per cent about July %.
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