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CHICAGO, Aug, AN inventory OF
tho esIals VI tue laIe Eugene Field has
teen filed Rnd approved Ia the pTobaI o
court. The value of the estate cannot
be- estimated, Ms tue royalties coming
from Copyrights cold by lhe deceased
author cannot be asceTtainod. There
is 10 real estate belonging to the estate,
but there IL an equity UI $1,000 In the
house AMI lot ut Buena PATk, which IL
worth 5 800. rhe cash belonging to
the eslag1 amounts to $1,000; gOOds,
furniture ana books, $4,000, ana roy.
alties received, $500. Among the
household effects are Gladstone axe
anu Jefferson Davis chair.
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noRE spanish VICTORIES.
Rebels Disiodgsd ~ the Point of the
MnNnnaI.


NEW York, Aus.4-A dispatch
o tho Herald rom Havana aAys:
The Spanish general LDn1, via Can.
dolag0n, reports that be- Engaged the
rebel f1futs IN the Caamuon hills.
The rebels were JialltTri ht the point
of the bnyOuei. The -pupiau captured
their p1sitlou,, burreI thUir camps,
Destroying their paintings and so.zGi
their cattle. The Tobol loss " unknown
but 10 believed 10 be comfortable.
Bugadier General EUnaguu, with
200 foiniofomunts, arrived BY the
lransntlantic mail steamer Catalina
from spain yesterday. The same vo-
sJl brought quantity Of munitions Of
wer AMI 81 900, 900 In silver conaignei
10 the csi,Ain general.
Toe naval suthoritles report tho
seizure Ia Nueva Corona, Isle VI Plucs,
Ut additional rebel munitions deposits,
Including quantity Of dynamite.
The Hoinld's correspondent In San.
lihg0 ue Cuba announces a smallpox
VpilUmic IA thinning tho ranks OF tbs
insurgents In tho eastern districts.
The prisoner Of war, Antonio Peua
Lopez, "a private, recently court mar.
tailed, was shot mere at sunrise tpis
moTuiug. Another prisoner, NUM-
Bravo, rebel project, was shot At
Siut1 Domingo yesterday.
la Lucha iusisIs shat the ezocu,
cuuons should be made public.
In "a Bigned editorial ntllcle In LA
Discussion today francisco Hutmiua,
a Spanish author AMI political writer
u u0te deptgcateH tho frequent attacks
ON the American people IN the press
OF Madfiu ami Havana. lie regrets
that the Importance OF Mr. Cleveland
latest itanE mhuiies.atiou OF inter.
national x Cd faith toward spain IL not
better appreciated.
The bishop Of Havana, In co.opefa.
ton with tue mayor, tue press aud
various local Institutions h arranging
10 open, under direction OF tue Sisters
VI Charity, luuch counters 10 relieve
the starving poor IN tho streets.
Yellow fever anu smallpox are In.
cr,Bsiug Ia BavAnp, GuanabacOh,
MAthuzss ami Santa CLARA, In the
latter city even tho CauAty islanitrt,
heretofore frea from the lever, are nj.
tsoked and several native CuUEns have
been stricken.
A MhuTid SPECIAL announces tho de-
uAtture Of naval commission for Lon.
don 10 close contract for the con.
stiuetion Of the new torpedo chaseTs
ordered to reinforce the Spanish fleet
la the waters Of CUBA.
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Checked by tho syadicaie Except ~
Regards. Canada,

CHICAGO, Aug. A special from
New York 90 the Tribune sayt;
Thu Syndicate Of foreign bankers
which came into existence 10 check
tho drain on the Uuiled States treas.
uTy reserve tNbrIed by Europe has
been eignally successful In Ia efforts In
that direction, but tue withdrawal Of
gold for shipment to Canada con.
tinure,
IL was very generally said In official
aud banking circles down town that
all the gold Withdrawn for Canada
will net supposed shippers premium
OF ut l0ast half OF one per cent OvBr anu
above any profit on the exchange
Transaction. This agents Of tue Cana
dian banks Indignantly deny that the
gold Ii withdrawn for the sake OF the
premium ON u, that II IL simply sent
TO Canada b6causu II IL cheaper TO send
gold than exchange. They say that
~ the money IL owing and has 10 be
RENTED when called for, gold has to
DO sent because OF the impOssibility Of
getting exchange except at much more
greater expense.
The effect OF heavy Withdrawals
from banks last week 10 partly Offset ny
the knowledge that tho bankers' syn.
dictate has been extended until u II
now said $3.50, 600, 900 OF exchange can
bs supplied II necessary between now
ana election time. Tue eyndlcate was
originally formed 10 iurnlsh $50 0OO,.
QUO TO 76,0OJ,UOJ.
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gave Ka.u 800 mjar.'y two years .-
Marthrli ecu ty,whlcu wont o.. X DO
by 900, b ci.se anu probably Dtm1.
cratic.
State D,nprraic Chalrmaa J. B.
KNOX lo.l..t sa'd: "J1husou's ms-
llfiiy is probably larger than that Uf
'l0v. Oling two yuarH ago, which WAS
- 900. / think we havu tho lDgiHlniugr
on nu Increased majority"
A. Puplllsi tiatO headquarters the
rhairmau was not on ham,, being nh.
.ent from the city. The sgCfu'nfy,
FranE Nnltazci, siiJ; eve buvo Iu.
crived rO returns whuttvof from the
state. We feel that n We nave hat e.
fair count GOODWIN hos won, The ~
OF he majority would DO governed BY
the number OF votes the D-m0cfhis
ftual ~ tho black bolt. We expect q q
horebHck mails 10 show Gj3dwyn's
election.
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AM Doc nnrnIngmnn,r.

BEGEA, o., Aug. 4.-rhe tcsidencO OF
Richard DJdd was burned TO the
gtUund this morning. The wiru
fef,en hnd been torn from the window
aud oil psufe1 on an unlccuplrd bed
near /, anu lighted. D0dd's sou sun He'd
the amuku And aroused his father bare.
ly la timu t0 get out Of the house. Two
children were overcome by the smoke.
Tue family consists OF seven chiiufO1.
Tue rtsluencu 0i James WluIclck was
alto saturated with oil but not lighted.
Dldd aud Wo dc0cK are both contract.
uIs NJ tue quarry, anu 10th employ
uuu'uniUn mug. They were askui "
employ union men, Lut were Unable
TO 10 20, they saiJ, a. they had no work
VI them.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. I-JOhn Schmidt
was fOung guilty u murder iu tue
fiist decree yesterday afternoon at
Clayton Tor hIs part in the murder OF
BUftfnm AtWater, tho Chicago artist,
nt Webster Grove Last January. Tue
case was EivUn 20 the Jury Saturday
night anu they elaborated until AOu.
Jay morning. Sentence u death Will
be passed uuluas the court OytrlulCb tue
usual motion fora now trial.
"C0ltuu" Schmidt aud tho ncgto,
Sam Foster are under BantunCe for
tneiT part In tho crime.
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ALABAnA DEnOcmATIc.
FORTY Thonsand naioriiy H. ~ Goa
SENTATIVE Estimats.


SENTATIVE Istimhts.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug.4.--A Mont.
gomery special to the "Banner" sayi:
Tho returns 10 lar show c0nOlusively
that JOHNSON anu the entire DemgcTa.
ito ticket viii win by n majority VI
about 10000. The lowest estimated
majority h 10000; tbs highest, 10000.
The legislature h surely Democratic by
AT least tw0-thirIs. Heavy DBmoora.
tic gains were mauo In ths white
counties, north Alabama, Ia this por.
ton Goodwin (Pnpulist) ran behind
KUlt's vote Ia 1894, The POpuiisI
leaders Ia Birmingham clalm that
thOusanda Of fictitious votes were cast
IN tue Black bell, aud threaten, n
Goodwin 10 not elected, IhnT they will
organizes tho PJpulisIs against Bryan
ana carry tho state tor Mckinney,
There 10 no doubt that there IL the
greatest Damucrato victory IN tho
state since 1870,
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 4-rhe
returns up ~ noon today Indicate n
majority Tor the Democratic slate tic
kot OF hot lees than $4,000. johnson
claims 10000 OF over.
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LONDON, Aug. a. rne Nlu1na cor.
respondent OF the Chronicle huats that
the Iowsra, with the exception oi Eng
ianJ, are preparing 90 blockade Cfet..
The P0r'c's demand that Greece
should stop toe export VI war material
20 Crete has caustd toe Hfrok cabinet
TO resign, but the king refused 10 no.
copt tue resignation uld ordered the
minister Of war on his own tuspJuai.
billty TO stop the export.
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chIease,. LON ,anlrlbnlIon.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4-ihu Chicago
bauAu volunteering 20 strengthen tue
treasury with some 0f their q No nave
maize oil OF tuUir dUroslts ut Cui.
gaso suh-tfoatufy. Cashier rf,lt said
the total am lunlud 10 81, 42j. 900. Tho
goid IL nov bring weighed Tor short.
age.
All coins falling below IA ten grain
llmit must DO made gJuI by ths tanks
depasiling. rhus far Ia tue test the
iold has bson found OF standard weight,
Ihs dc. oslts bnng tie supply OF tue
yellow metal Ia thv Cuicago Utllos VI
TO Sl2, 800, 900.
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sAULr sac. NARIE, Mich, Aut. T.
-Aucn damapu T. being done by
forest nfe8 in tnis vicinity. Latt oven
ing GlaIis, station eight miles from
hUtH VA tho south shore road, WIS
wired cut rUd I've tUiidonis had h.
heo or their llvus. BfImly was nlsu
threatened with destruction pul may
nave been vipru out by this timt.
SCORES oi fatmUtB have Loot their homes,
aud many barely escaped with with
tholr lives. The regular 3 uth Shore
passenger train out was compelled 90
return owing 10 tho Intense heat and
smoke.
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Police Magistrate On rrIai.

CRIPPLE CREuS, Colo, Aug, g.
The trla, of "BOu" Mullen, the oity
police magistrate, was begun today pr.
fore the Town board. lie u charged
with malieasAucr, oppression ana IN.
competency. IL was SHOWN by wit.
ne,s.es that he threatened 10 kill Goo.
J. Bentley, an attorney. Mullen l.
accused OF saying that lac had hu
organization behind him that would
blow oil the earth auy aud all WIN
Ouputeu uim,
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peaTsd In the datknsfs. Iio 20 90
caused the utmost excitement pa thr
neighborhooi for time.
Soldiers and Others believe the two
men had planned " blow Up h..
Lind's h0utr.
About 1850 the nou.uuiou men went
10 work Ut the Brown works tuiH nom.
lug under guard q o large iufrr u'
militia aud police. An enormous
crowd Of strikers and eympaihi2. r.
were present iui no ttoubc occurred.
o. every street within fhlius Of
nearly mile both snlIi.ts nud tH'
locked out mon Jlir.lUi the fi'U.
walks, the soldiers wore dOub'y
ntmtu, wearing bglts anu ruv1lvyH sH
VOL o. clrfyiug guns. Tne ttflEuts
ai8I carried uuur.
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Annnn srRIREns.
ThsS rIRn 90 nIow ~ House, but
holdiVrs Interfere.

CLEVELAND, Aug. AT 1880 this
morning ten men stopped In front OF
Mrs. Llud's boarding house, few
squares from the Brown hOist.ng works,
whero man named GUttneT, ON,
ployed al tho works, boards. They
yuiiol for the "FCAb" 10 come out anu
thou they began stOuing the house.
Presently one Of the men fired NJ tue
door, the bullet passing through tho
panel. A detachment oi company was
ordered 10 the scene ON tho double quics.
As the soldiers turned neighbJT.
ing corner two men started to run. The
lieutenaut shouted "HaII" The men
paii no attention. The soldiers began
ilrlng. The two men Toturned tbs hre.
One man was heard to gr0aui a ll.
ment later, however, both hal disAp.
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A susrIUIous VEs,EI.
The steamer That brought tzeta's
Expedition 40 Sau salvador.

hMnNhAAtoh ~ Nhh NhAh"NNHs
NEW York, Aug, A Dispatch to
tho Herald nom Panama, ColOmbis,
says:
rho steamer Barclay, Captain
Tossing from san Francisco nas ar.
rived mere without freight or Tasseu-
g,rp, The Barclay will he remembered
as the steamer wnioh brought Ezuta's
unsucoosilu. expedition 10 san saliva.
uoT ina the early part Of this year. The
Rhip's presence nero Ia regarded with
suspieiou uy the nu,hOriiirs.
ChTlus EEs.n IL uOw In San Fran.
cisco, aud his brother Antonio IL here.
IL ~ Thought no may bp trying 10
organize another expedition. The
oaplnin states Iho vessel has boon sold
tI q iirm Ia C'llao'
The HeraId's correspondent In
Guaynauil, Ecuador says that advices
from tho interior VI tue state report that
Allsiu's forces are now rapidly nd
ynnolug TO attack the tebels near
CuguOa under General Vega. A battle
deciding tue tate OF tue revolution 10
expected within the next iew days
Aliaro ID said 10 have with him two
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The Evanston BnJ Not KiiIsd. ~ Re-
ported by spaniAFdz.

CHICAGO. Aug, "A special from
Kpy Wesi, Fla, eays;
Pearuo Atkins, tho adventurous
Evanston, H., young man, tuttepti-
ti0usly reported ~ dead, killed by
Spanish bullets while lighting for
Cuban liberty, aud then Hgain found
IA hundred miles from the alleged scene
oi his death, IN alivV.
AdJutant General Volasco, a refugee
from CUBA, who was picked up tho
other day urllting In Tho Gull OF Mex
leo In au open boat, Gays he WAS win
tie Evanston boy Tor a TOW days, aud
that alter their separation Atkins was
IN tue command VI Cup,A.n Juan Del.
gaUo, operating near Havana.
Nolasoo saw Atkins last ON the 18Th
VI Juiy, Tut Hinco that time Velaac1
has been IN tue province OF Piuar uel
Rio, from the cIhst O' which hu was
forced. VcIasgJ Gays Atkins was with
Out m1nuy. Ile puts no oTeiunoe IN
the story given publicity by the Span
isn press Of Havana mat tho young
American 10 dead.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Aug, "a. Law
renee Cummings, VINO 10 cruelty
murdered his wife. Elisabeth Cum.
miugs, anu tried 10 murder his daugh.
ter on the night OF June n, 1896, COM
miitad suicide In the oouaty jail at
1875 this morning by shooting himself
through tho head with 10 revolver
wnioh no had managed TO conceal In
the cell.
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nnIIsoaa for Coren.

Sr, PETER BuRu, Aug. A dis
palou from NhdlyoICck announces
that Cofea has conceded tOa syndi.
cate Of Americans the right 10 cOu'
stTuot railroad nom Seoul, capital, 10
ChemulpO, the main port aud harUor,
The americans have tue right 10
work the mineral lands on tue line oI
this road.
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ARnoUH's 0FFEn.
a Mexican DaIiar aud 80 Cents wsrih
of Goods Tor ono Dollar.

CHICAGO, Aug. I--Phil,ip ID. Ar.
m0ut, the packer has had pfnJe
notices dittubuIud Hmoug his 1000
employees Announcing that Tor an
American silver dollar ho Will give
them ATTY cenls' WORTH Of meat and u
Mexican silver dollar IN change. lie
alec has prepared circular showing
the rates OF wages, Ia prices Oi goods
tor the working olatsrs Ia Mexico, ~
compared 10 what II received la this
CouHty, A tcady-mate clothing
merchant has also hung cut a plucarI
saying no viii give for an A mrrican
dollar 90 oonts' worth OF goods and a
Mexican dollar Tor change.
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rauIn wheat Prices.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.--rhe collapse OF
the Diamond Match stock was felt ON
the board OF tTnrs fouay. September
wheat opened 81. cents lower than
yestuTday'H Cluslu., The bulls tried 10
strengthen tins marie ana succeeded
IN building II up u 5sl, II held nrm
"a while anu then sag vi down 10 57a,
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Two Schsmss that Failed.

PElSIN, Aug. 8.-lI Ia learned that
the Chinese government withholIs it,
permission 10 Russia TO construct rail-.
ways through Manchuria. A conv6n.
lion whlon was TO give effect 10 this
permission " still unsigned.
Tue attempt 10 raise FUNDS Ia Amefi-
ca Tor railways Ia CHINA has failed anu
the projected Chinese American hank
mas collapsed.
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LONDON, Aug. "A special from
Mama Gays great NE 10 raging at
Rus ia 30 MeIiul, a town u HO1ut
1000 inhabitants, twenty-five miles
utnwtst OF NllaIoliu. HUNDREDS OF
bulldogs are said ~ have been do.
stroycd. Tue Inhabitants are reported
Ia state Of panic.
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run ALABApIA ELuoIIoN,
tue State IL DcmuoraiIo According 10
tho iuruInplote Hcturns.

MoN1doMEry Ala, Aug. 3.--The
ll4a % tho Democratic majority seems
v be pll that remains IN doubt with 10.
ga'u 10 the result OF today's state cleo
uon' Because OF the slow process Of
Gluni x the votes, under the new bal
10Y law, rotuTnB are necessarily slow In
uoihlhR In, hut there Is no doubt OF a
complete Democratic victory. lnoom'
i'e'e returns from about half the o0un.
We, no Tar received inuicsle Demo-
tlaIlo gains ia oil hut Mobile Az Ma
Voh' In tue former the ID smocfnls APP
leW 10 have lost s.me 500 votes by
Ay'al'homes, hut tho county To- still
we Democratic column by 800 mR'
V','y' In Macon county, which gave
ol.ss majority Of 500 Ia 1894, tho 10.
close anu doubtful. Tue POpu'
KY, on tho other hand, have carried
tuscaloosa county by 1000 majority. II
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CLAIMS 10 mE snEIDUTm.
The Man Tor the Alleged nardsF Of
whom SYKES ~ In the Pen.

DENVER, Colo, Aug, 4-GIyetnot
MClatifu mas received "a letter putp0Tt.
murder VI whom Columbus Is. Sykes
In serving HE sentence. What were
supposed 10 be Smeiuuth's remains
were found on his ranch near Dallas,
Colo, on March Is, 1884.
The chief oi police Ia San francisco
mas been requested 10 Had tho lian
claiming 20 DO smeldulh, who writes
that he h staying Al WhAtoneer house,
SAeramuutO street, Sau francisco.
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lenuIl.l ohalIenga lo . nl.hop.

Bo,ToN, Mos, Aug. 4.-Goorgo +.
Washuuru, " tnis city, eastern mem
her u toe national executive commit
tee OF the PsoplC's pAgtyi has Issued
challenge to Blshop John +. Newman
OF Sln Francisco 90 name single
Popullst who In an anarchist,
WHsubuTn's letter 10 m reply 10 a
Newspaper report, whioh stated that
Bishop Nuwmau hal made state.
munt to tue elect that the T. pulists are
no better than anarchists and arc not
good A meflcan citizens.
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BRIDuETOS, N. j., Aug. 3.-rhls
was deserved a. u day Of general
mourning Tor Victims OF the Atlantic
CITY railroad horror. Tho whole town
was drapOd with omOloms OF grief aud
business places were closed. Great
crowds were On the HlTe0ts waloning
the iurerHl professions. Eight more
victims we're uurod, mailing a total Of
twenty-five Ia the vicinity.
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NEW YOmt. Aug. "A dispatch to
the Herald irUm Constantinople ssyt:
Zoe cabinet IL absorbed In financial
a0aiff, aud has advised measures Tor
balancing the imperial bu8got. lls
resolutions have been subm' tied 10 the
sultan by whom they have Uoon July
approved.
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LONDON, Aug. "A caUIegrAm has
been received ifOm Jacobs GaudAuef,
the Toronto uatsmau agreeing 10 race
with James StausUuty, tue Australian
VINO recently easily defeated WAg
Harding, tho English champion, Tor
~, 800 10 $4,000 anu tue championship
OF the wOfll, that the contest Is h be-
started NJ D. M. on Sept. Ilh,
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tauy has been organized with Judge
Moore nt tho heal, II always hae
earned from 20 10 per cent Annually
lu tue capital Invested. For the past
I've quarters up to July l., last, we
failed tn declare n dividend, because the
money Waa used In the construction Of
Two new buildings which Represent
today betwoeH S8,uOO, 900 and $4,000.
600. IhrsB buildings arc sound assets
Last quarter We declared n dividend
ut ratu NJ Elk per cent. We 90 not
expect 90 pars another dividend unless
u ~ done 70 boy ratn'H."
It's stated tue y York hgufg hold
Practically NJ paper ~ the Moore
Bt0ihufs or the Diamond MhtDh aud
Biscuit companies. Tue MYotr BrUr.'
unper Il largely held in Providence,
B0ttln AMI Now Eugiauu guUortlly.
TIE hfm was estimated worth about
1000 OlO In 1895.
Loans on the diamond " ,tch have
buei made At par. The Impression
prevails that the 81" oh may 20 SOME
where near that figure, perhaps IA little
lower, ~ bank Loans Will have to BE-
hquiua'e sooner OF LATER.
suME on TIE LOSERS.
AlAlNAhNt ANas Na-kAlN fEN NANhN
anu banker, which mold about & Ulu..
900 worth OF Diamond Match stock ~
collateral Tor muuey loaned, Will not
prsSs tie b ffowors Tor settlement.
To dutJ wuuli bu unwise auI might
pfeuipilatu u panic, which tue banks
are hound o. avoid at all hbahris now.
THIS banks decided TO accept thu st0cL
II the Diamond Match owned by tho
Moro Bgothctu at n cash value q $40.
Probably the hoaviesl l0scf. next 10
this hlucfu Brothers are tic brokers
doing business Tor them ON the cN.
ChAuro. Those must affected ere
Brctz & Cumm No., BALDWIN & Fag.
mum, j.. l.. Brewster IS y . auI WFou
* CO.
john. J. Mitchell, PRECEDENT u the
INN II stats anu sayIugs bank, saiu:
"rho banks Will not lose, Tor they an.
tlcipatsd Just sucn n crash ami de.
cidrd not 10 loan more IN noy on
Diamond Mstcn than they already
had l0aueI. THIS collapse will ciehf
the atmosphere, anu iJu's anticipate
any rigut rot lts outside VI tue var.
Ties directly concerned"
WILL ONLY REDUCE rHE shock VALUE
AXIOM, ohio, Aug. A-McmuUfs OF
the Diamond Match company In this
city say tie failure % the Moore
Brothers will not Affect the concern
Ia any way except 10 reduce the Pre-.
sent msikul quotation o. tue stock,
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SWANSEA, AuE. A dispa,oh from
Nta,h, seven miles from here, an
nOuuces that forty mlueTs were un-
tombtd at Buuco's plt by an eNolo'
sion this afternoon,
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thoi.s. mep, wnlls VEGA has ffeen
IuuIT.N.
Toe IefaIIh clrfo8Irntcn g..
Io .uoirhlra, H1nIuns, Wire mat
PiCsiduut B1uulh, 90 b meeting OF t.e
unuil o' ministers on S4urluy,
GRANTED Hbi9iuin nmuesiy 20 all plntlCAI
lGsndefa, civil ana m.llAry.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 4.-FiTe
damaged tue big chemical works VI
liaush q Sons TO the amount Of
100000.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-02-22
SURPRISE TO SILVER MEN.
Final Vote in the House on the SIT.
YER Bond Bill.

Washington, Feb. 14.-The majority
against silver in the house today. when
the final vote was taken on concurrence
In the senate free coinage amendment,
was larger than that of yesterday in
committee of he whole. Yesterday the
motion to oncur was defeatcd-190 to
30, a majority Of 100. Today 1t was
beaten-215 to 80. a majority of 1875. The
vote today was a record making vote,
and counting the pairs but 81 out of $50
members We're ~unaccounted for. Per-
haps a few absentees lodged, but most
Of them We're unavoidably absent and
were unable to cur pairs. The silver
men, who yesterday predicted a much
greater showing of strength today, We're
again disappointed. The Sound money
leaders haa been disposed to concede
the silver forces 100 votes. An analysis
Of the vote today shows that 1884 repllb-
licans and 81 democrats voted agains.
concurrence, and IS democrats, % repub-
Means and Z popnlists for concurrence.
The debate which preceded the vote was
IF an interesting character, but devoid
of any sensational features. The gall
leries, as usual on a field day in the
over branch of congress. were crowded
o the doors, n quite a number of SEN
,tors, including Palmer of Illinois, Ba-
,on of Georgia. Cockrell of Missouri and
Butler Of North Carolina, sat through
the five-hour debate, Secretary Herbert
was also present. IIx-Speaker Crisp
presented the closing argument for the
silver men and was replied to by Mr..
Turner. a democratic colleague from
Georgia. in a two hour speech. The
DeTSnnal rivalry hntwaen tho tu-p Lea a.