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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-24
OUT WITH It.

Judge-"Remember that you are TO
tell the truth, the whole truth, and
nothing but the truth" "
Witness-s'A'l right, my lord. Tho
fact is, wanted to keep it to myself.
But if am bound to state the whole
truth-then must confess that you
nre the ugliest man I ever clapped
eyes on in my life.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-24
AFTER TIE FRENCH,

See the young woman. Is the young
woman being suddenly and unexpect-
edly kissed?
All, yes.
And does the young woman raise o
hue and cry?
The young woman raises slight
hue, but no cry.
No.-Detroit Tribune.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-24
A REASONABLE INFERENCE.

Manchester think Snaggs has
concluded that it is about time some
of his daughters were getting mar
ried."
Birmingham m-''Did he tell you so
himself?'
Manchester "No; but he has given
away his two dogs. ."-Pittsburg
Chronicle-Telegraph.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-24
A SEVERE TEST.

'Do you think Algernon and Ethel
will get along nicely when they are
married?" said one lady to another.
81 am sure of it, was the reply. 81
took care to find out shortly after they
were engaged"
"How?"
81 gave several whist parties, and
arranged that they should play as
partners. They never quarrelled
once. ."-Tit.Bi
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-24
A SANCTUARY.

Student (hurriedly accosting mato
Of his)-esSapperlot, there are couple
of creditors close on my heels"
Fellow Student-"Quick, run into
the savings bank over the way; no.
body will look for you there"
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-24
COMPARATIVE SADNESS.

"This is a sad occasion for you, sis
ter" essayed the comforter.
81 allow it is" assented tho widow.
''But 1t is heap sadder fer Bill."-
indianapolis Journal.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-24

One of the important matters to
which the New York Sun is directing
attention is whether to say "tooth
brush" or t'teeth brush.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-24

According to the Paris Revue Hor-
ticole, the largest forests in the world
are in Central Africa, Southern Siberia,
North and South America.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-24
A GRIM REALITY.

Merchant ION discovering man in
his cellar)-"Who are your"
Stranger gas man. have
come to see by your meter how much
gas you have used during the last
month"
Merchant-"Go gracious! was
hoping you were only q burglar"
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-24
OLD ENOUGH.

Winebiddle-''Boston is two hum
dred and sixty-fve years old.
Gildersleeve-"No wonder sho
wears spectacles. Judge.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-24
A TEST OF THE COMMON.
PLACE.

HEN Clinton's en-
gagement to Miss
Lanston had been
broken because of
Greta Morrys, con-
grew and
thrived in all di-
rections as to
whether or not
Greta was be-
trothed to Mr..
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-24
Juvenile crimes have increased in
France from 10000 in 1860 to 1000
in 1890,

The Baltimore News believes that
there is nearly $3.50, 100000 of Balti-
more money invested in Southern
securities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05
GOT SEGREGATION.
Hallstmanl and Referee IN One Bach
and Seconds 10 Another,
rmSrTUEsoAY, LAST WEDNESDAY,
That is 'h' Crl,r In Which the Re.
laiuins Aihl.tc club Eases
VII b. Heard.

Ths charge ng,ius. TIE Salt Lake
Athletic CLUB for conducting PRISE.
il9htuni tho referee anu seconds for
participating 10 onu was cil'oiin Jus.
;icc Wcngef's c1uit this forenoon.
But by C mmon consent tho invest.
cation went over until Tuesday mora.
ing u,XL When u comes up at that
time 70 willpe In - segregated coud.
ton, as the result oia request made by
Attorney McCailum, counsel lior
BIoof Homer, and Dixon. He asked
that h.s cIicnls be tried separate and
apart ifJm tho seconds aud there
telling no Pronounced oppOil,ion
the court nccudoi 10 his demands. Tho
case Of the managers and referee was
vt down ior hearing at l0a. m. TUGS.
day and that ngailst Coudic, Houston
ana FOREMAN, fccOndo, Tor tho same
hour on Wednesday.
Foreman toby succeeded In giving
bail nud vsa released. His bonds were
il2td 10 5000 hlatufotles were Thomas
J. PARKER anu Lewis NJ. Cannon.
lh4mps also obtained his freedom
lfH' u.ghi nu ewing bonds ia the sum
q! n 800 which u $1,000 lees than tho
amount nxuI by Jutiicu Wonger yes.
to-day afternoon. Vhouptuua touis-
men utU j., J.. Crooks. the well know n
mining mau, HoyI iafk aud >. +
Mllkgr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05

rules icy 10 not guarantee trades;
consequently short sellers must depend
uTon tue solvCncy OF the concerns 10
open the snlCs inside. Consequently
lhrfc shorts In Diamond Match and
New York Biscuit will not know yet
whether they ret Immense paper
rtoni0 or not until tho exchange re-
0IUua.
The iriCnia OF the Diamond Notch
cOmisny claim that President Barber
now II Interested In speculative dral,
There 30 nu unvHTiiicl report thrf ihu
Armour crowd viii tnEu nll the Mo 70
hUliirrs at certain i.ggo npu lurmi.
un'u tho uUal. p.'aIFrut b Ifbef. uf
the Diamond Match ClmpaHv, cent
the iUiiOwiu. cabirgrpm from psfist1
Moore Brds.; "Our presence here .s
guile uOra1ssty. Can do no good 10
thutc. Have como important ttniCs
httc. tho government denies tue
statement made ty Glult'a nrrnif.
(Signutl BAunrmn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05

the Society TO tho Tuamotu group ui
iglaud8 In the same missior, uud con.
tinutd Ills lab1rs there until released
81 return homo. He hal fair boa IA aud
chi yCd the spirit Ut he misallu.
There 10 much indifference on the
islnniH 10 any religion, aud lr addition
10 this tho Elders have 90 contend
with much rTJuJign nr0urtd guainEt
the Morm0ns becau7u 0i s.UriU4
tod ~ 0tC,ariau pfCBch3Gs. y @.
Withriauding this opposition, however,
Tue mlssiuu is Ia q prIspri0ga C1uI..
ti0ultHtru ID lng frnrly 1000 mymbufs
ni th" ttuun lu ihu Two ISLAND El1uIr 81.
The luamIlu group CImpf.s uvgT -
isiaLdr, on whiCn nru scattered "a pol "a.
inu1u 9i uuHui j. Hll t8uIr, uur.iith Uf
wugm, or about 5Ul urH MONITORS Of
the Church. Before Elder Cannon
lcit igr homo tuCir were ten EiIrta
Iannt.rg ou tfptwu gt.uip. Gao great
d il.ulty iht NHiauuflls hove 90
iu.gs With DO tue iuC uyoniuuCs IN
Egiiing iggm ono illuI 90 another, as
ihuf1 Dr. lu regular tgfyiCl o. "g.auIs
between the dlii ..ynt plarts.
Iuc EiicfB nov Rave .uil privilege.
ng American giisJns, % jtnvui nuG
gfugCl in 90 paris uit tbs islands. wuls
wa demoI them irr d period % about
sis months 90 1853, a. CBgouiCi q Ina
the NLNs at thr umv. An appeal was
made ~ thu IHIsIs iu u. b.. Caf1ui
Dsty, wuD came 60 tho Umtud States
ON the FHmr weasel with ElICt Cannon,
nud the consul insisted that 40 Uif.
elimination fhuuiu TO made against
American cltasns because they were
NJ rmous, Tao naive tiiiClaln. how.
tvuG permitted In their hostile coufsc,
Anj the matter was To'uffcd ~ tho
Juiiod States tucfeiGfy OF state.
fnO latter tuob up the case promptly,
aui "a Immuuicatl1n from Secretary
Of State Oinry brought tho natives ~
time. Mt Olncy Cmpuatlcally insisted
that the Uuitri states would not req.
NIT IT, citizens inlrricfri with IN a. y
fightn they had on tho Islands uuul r
treaty with France, aud that 40 uIs-
tinc,ion would 10 allowed against
M0fmong. Siucn this WINS tour tIufe
has teen no Ouiglal interference ,l,h
the El1yrr.
EIef Cannon reached home In g..
ca.l.nt health Hud t.irilg, ana uUp.,,
vlntC1 LiHhly too privilege hc h.s or.
loyul o. ne cIiua the e. Huci OF talyl,
llgu 10 many people VINO wCtu VA
iguofuucU % tie divine message com.
.-lIlui 10 the Saints iu latter days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05
STATE LAND BOARD,
H. .nts Irnn,acltd NJ The Mes.'~,
Held Ycstcrdry.

TIE state board OF land comllls.
siouers held its regular monthly meet.
ing yesterday.
Several applications were received
for the purcbate Of university lands,
accompanying which were tue terms
the proposed buyers would be able 10
make with the Slate.
The board passed a resolution author.
lElng selceIom Rees and Forron 70 40
nj once TO tho San Rafael valley AMI
the Green river country IN Emery
county, tot tho purEoIo OF selec,ing tho
bgtt lands available tot the state.
A portion VI mineral suction wac
selected IA Salt Lake county hs te6t
case by tecs aud Ferrou, ana approved
by tho board.
Coal anu stone lands will also DO
entered by the board Tor test.
thu timber lauGs about lako Pan.
gu,tch were ordered surveyed and So.
ltclora Rses aud Ferg0n were author
lied TO attend 10 the work.
Tho question Of what Will be dons
by the board regarding county Tuaus
where they run through school LANDS
was argued at some length, County
Surveyor Joseph appearing Tor this
county. The board ID VI the opinion
tim, lho land occupied by the roads
viii have 10 be paid ior BY the county
We arc In.
The Hppoiuting OF appraisers was
discussed, but no appointments will DO
mauo until tbs next regular meeting in
September,
An application was received from
tho Rio GIgude Western railroad for u
patent 10 tho land occupied In the
school ila,rlcts.
SeloCt0r FeTTou made substautlally
the following report: Slucp tue last
meeting h0 had been, with corTs OF
nsslsiauts, engaged In the u. s. laud
Office making plats OF tho available
lands 10 bs taken by the State ia lieu
OF the school sections sold by tho gen.
otal government. August Let no mad,
accompanied by MI, KeeB, made
selection Of a mineral section Rs a test
case, and recommended that q repre-
sentative be secured at Washington to
eud0avOr " get thu same passed upon
igyOrzhly.
a number Of residents In the Vicinity
OF tho pOlut where tbs z q. W, crosses
Green river had wrllten him regard.
Ing tue superior land at that place
auu recommended lAGt tho state take
itup.
lie recommended the selection OF q
section on the old Camp Floyd rsg.T.
walton a. "a test case.
The balance related mostly TO the
surveying OF public lands ana recon.
mendatoTy Ms ~ where the HppTopru.
ton 'og tLat purnOse could be DBsI cN'
upuuuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05
Al iIle Grand on Friday.

MT. Frederick /. Monsen has been
requested to repeat his lecture on
Death Valley before leaving for tho
Last, and 10 response to this rtquest
he will give another lecture at the
Grand Opera House on Friday even.
ing, Augutt 7. He will also exhibit n
large number Of entirely new views
Illustrative VI Utah, and tho Grand
Canyon OF the Colorado. Another
new feature VI the lecture will be his
observations on the mining Interests OF
Death Valley.
Mr.. Monsrn states that this will
pr0unbly be his last lecture IA Utan,
us uu intends going east on an exIen.
-ivu lgcturing tour On tnis he will
make Uuh gHpoCiul feature. ie hops
% do much good To the State by vS-
hibUlug bis superb views aud speak
ing Of the resources snd conditions n
the country. Ito certainly deserves
announcement In this ellor, aud II Is
bullevoda large and appIeclaIive au.
diuncu will greet him ~ the Grand on
Friday evening. Those who have
NOT yet seen Mr.. MOnsen's Illustrations
or heard him describe the land OF desc.
lauOn aud silence have treat IN
store for Ihsm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05
Tnbernacle Choir Notice.

There viii be- 10 rehearsal Thursday
night Caus0I. Dark Tabernacle anu
absence Of Pot Daynos, waiting on
railroads Tor further action ia Denver
mnller. Asw VIC can make no definite
move / have deemed /. best not to
waste time OF members ia meeting be-
fore SUNDAY,
Members Of Rel Cau,o and Cecilia
ladies' clubs who expected 10 ~ 10
Denver HTu requested 10 meet a.
Daynts q CoaltoT's music store Friday
evening AZ Z o'clock to consider and
begin work on the contest pieces for
lauies voice., under tho direction OF
Mite. Amanda swensen. Copies OF
tho two charming selections have az
rived, ana We expect 10 win prize on
this contest. EVAN SrEFHESs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05
moonE nIos., ArrAIRs.
Tho Exchange wui ue Closed UauI
All ia settled.

Tho Exchange wan ue Closed UauI
All IL settled,
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-rhe Chicago
STOCK exchange viii remain closed un.
III the Moore BrOthgrt' failure has been
settled, The action OF the governing
committee In ol1siug the doors In said
by some finhDoiefa 10 have ayorted a
panic.
"rhere 10 no telling where u would
have ended" enid member OF tho
stock exchange to-day. at might have
resulted In tho ruiuallOn NJ dUzpn
buaineta houses ana uauGg,'
President NJ, NJ. Jameson, Of the
exchange IN iulfllmun. Ui he TeHolu
lions adopted by tho governing com.
miltee appointed the following geutle.
men 10 act with q c mmltioe 10 confer
with tho banks fer tho purpose Of or.
ranging n settlement OF the Affairs oil
tho Moore BruthOu: l.. A, Nalaullne,
Of Armour u o.; a, L.. Day, OF
Councilman 81 Day; anu q. O..
Yse, OF Brewster & Co. The
Moore Br0thors are preparing a
statement Of their nilnira ana those OF
the DIAMOND Match aud New York
Biscuit company. a ayndiclte viii
loo formed 10 undorwrit0 tho deal. Tho
Diamond Match price viii not be over
100, and tho New York Biscuit not
over 20.
j. IL. Moore tayG "Our troubles
began on Saturday. sunday 1t looked
blue. Monday morning uAd prom
ise from my brother IN tho East. Mon.
day afternoon tho money gave OUT"
The stock exchange brokers' have
informed their clients that under the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05
Fusion In O.ish,mp.

DtmuE, O. %, Aug. d.-rho Dsm.
oCsllu turril7rial central committee
t1duy. iu cuuirttuc1 with thu commit.
toe appointed last night by tho popu.
litlH territorial convention, agiutd 10 a
plan " fusion proposed by ,hu pgUple'l
party. lhe Democrats agreed u en-.
doftc tho Pgpuligt nominee tot dole.
gate TO Congress, aud u was mutually
agGcDd thht all ltun silver forces upllt
In every county ana that the Legislative
district Cillcrs be equally divided DO
tween tue Plpulis,s anu Democrats.
TIC P0pullsls adopted q platform de.
Glazing the financial question para.
mount, ani demanding Immediate free
coinage OF silver IL asks immediate
statehood Tor OEiahomn, with Indian
territory attached latug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05

LrAuvrLLE, Colo, Aug. 5.-Jul.c
Cwuu tYiay tpp0iuttd w. IA. aruiihH
receiver OF tho Weldon mine, winch
was seized by ru.,T W. Bsaour, owner
% ~ twelfth Interest, pfiug the mlnprs
sifuok lIr an advance OF wages from
500 10 So per DAY. BfUone had TO-.
opened tho mine, paying tho wagcs
Crmaudtd. Tho receiver wat ap.
pointed on application OF tho Weldon
aining company. judge Overs Ill.
rcciuI tho receiver 10 worn tho mine
and pay SO 10 the miners aud $500 to
tue laJufefa above ground. Tro
union'a domani is Tor So Tor all ON.
ployTe. The judge warned the unioa
not 10 Interfere with tho operations Ut
tae mine. The action uf the court
may result Ia the settlement Of inc
strike which has raialyzsd tue cG!Bi
inlugtty VI the camp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05

CHICAGO, July l5.-rwelvs perBons
succumbed 10 the heat whlol eE.
velopoi the city yesterday. Two or
three OF theie At least are not expected
10 recover. |. was the hottest day 20
far this year, tho signal services thor.
momcter registering % degrees In the
afternoon. Thermometers on tho
streets registered four or i've more de-.
gTsGH than that In the algnAi 8srvloo
tower. ono postal delivery and oue
collection all over tho city wore
dropped. 10 was the first time this
summer that the carriers and collectors
In tue down town district found the
heat too much for Thorn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05

JEFFERSON CiTY, NO., Aug. 5.-The
Dom cratic state Convention was
called TO order ut 1898 today by Sam.
-. Cook, chairman ol tue state central
committee. JuJge JamCB Wilson Of
kautas CITY, temporary ohaiman,
declared tho convention would name
tho next state UiliCerl VI Mis-
aauTl aud endorse the Rc.iOn
pfthe Chicago convention. 'In my
ludgment,n lao aliI, "lhat platform
sni ticket already have been endorse
by six million voters. lt 10 tlundly
Democratic. IL says this people eau
manage tho finances Of tho country
aud Win do It by tae Tree colupgo Of
allyor at ratio OF 10 TO l." lGTeaI
applause.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05
Chier Bovine m.

Calef Dsvlne, Of the lire department,
has been contged u his room tue last
three or four days with strong symp.
toms Of typhoid fever. Dr. Richards,
hls attending rhyelciau. was OF tho
opinion laBt evening that tho patient
was impTJviug but tho unexpected
happened ami ne hai n very bad night.
lhp chiu'i illness nj this time, ctmiug
as 1t does right upon the great conven-
ton OF fire Chiois IN tuis city, Is very
much Gspl0feI. His rapid recovery 10
urgently hoped tor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05

ApurSr, Kaf., Aug. 5--rbe pOpu,
liftst4fe convention Wa called 90 ofCcI
o. J l:ij a. M. by John W. Btuiuhthal,
thaifuun OF thu tta!u Genital commit.
too. Two thousand delegates AMI
rpuoint0ra were rfwUuL Much hard
wots ia The Interest Of Enforcement OF
the Democratic electors has been done
by the committee whlch arrives tom
Hutchinson this morning, g.. $, CTaw.
iuId, OF Abilene, put The dele. atDs in a
happy m01d IN his welcoming address
In which hO said tuu rJlulist party
had been born OF necessity and would
1--we uutil the necessity should have
paIUod away.
"rhlh was The year OF the people, the
year Tor P0lulitt Victories hnI Tor the
victory OF thut great commuuCr that
young giant OF the Wcsl, William ..
Bryan"
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FREE UOINAGE.
WIN nnEo No Dinsrenes 10 Der '.ors
OF cola.

FAN FRANCiEcO, Aug. 6.-Thp san
Ftanclloo savings union has Issued o
circular to dupoHilofs nnd others de.
aligned TO meet any nlating ideas
which may prevail M To the possible
elect % depreciation OF legal tender
which some people are expecting On
Wow Of the passage Of Tree coinage
Of silver law,
Tho Sayinga union makes an explicit
declaration that dcrositoTb OF gold coin
will be paid Ia like coin at it, foil value
irrespective Oi tho market conditions of
legal tender, ana they will expect tbs
contracts iuade with them fol the re-
payment oil loans will be- paid under
tho specific contract law 20 tho kind
OF C0iu rpuulncd, which ~ Ia every in.
stance gold, ThlB has always bsuu tho
policy Of tho banks In California nnd II
will % continue, according 10 the state.
menis OF those best qualified 60 an.
nouuoe the future course OF local imam.
Cial Institutions,
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FROM THE SOUTH SEAS.
A Young salt Lakcr RETURN from The
sIc,oiy aud Iuamolu Islands.

the NEWS has received q call from
Elder Eugene M. Cannon, son Of Pres.
idont Angus NJ. Cannon OF the Salt
Lake Stake, who returned on Sunday
from mission 10 tue Society and
Tuamo,u groups Of islands IN tho South
Pacific ocean. Elder Cannon loft on
his mission about three and half years
ago--on Feb. 20, ls03--aud has had
most interesting experience.
In company with other young
Elders, ho began his labos nmonL
the Tahitiaus, where ho acquired
u knowledge VI the language aud
Travelled Tor year preaching the
Gospel. Then he was Transferred from
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ANOTHER yASDEUuiLr WEDDING.


NEWPORT, r. l., August 5.-The
wedding Of Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt,
daughter Of Cornelius Vanderbilt, 70
HAIRY Pane Whitney, eldest son OF
oK.sscretary Of thu Navy William q
Whitney, viii be celebrated according.
IN pfesent plans q. "rhe BraakeIs,U
ths magnificent seaside villa OF the
bride's father The dNto now fixed
upou, August 10, contingent OF course
mn mo condition VI the BRIDES iatner,
NJ no continues to improve, or other
~ is, tue wedding date would not have
bpen fixed upon. Under the circutn.
stppces tue wedding festivities will he
of tbe very simplest character anu be.
yond the relatives en- either side, prob.
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wI,coNsIN unrunlIolNs.
EzciiinE Political Convention Called
60 order Today.

MILWAUKEE, WIZ, Aug. Q. -Waat
pf0misvf 10 DO the most exciting I0it.
iusl conv tniiou ever uoli il thu btalo
was called g. order ut noOu today by
Chairmnn Ell Coo 81 tho Republican
state conUai oomnilt,eu. &. a,
LsInorsauX, OF Athluuj, tsmrOr.
arY chnitman was gtcctoi with
cheer. HB clllmeI los the kepub.
llcana Of the Badger stale tho credit OF
having nut advocated tho nomination
OF Mckinley. lie charged the Dums-
cratic party with having brought
abgu. the Industrial ds,tria by inc
mistaken policy OF iTpu trade. ITO
ftCu tilyeritts to.zed the opportunity
10 lay tho blame fIs too ilagna.
ton to the scarcity OF money.
"C5ming as 10 from an
iron producing section Of the country"
LamofoauS saij, ~ have no uoubI nut
our poOplu would favor tho ifoe and
unllmitod coinage OF iron at some
arbitrary ratio, ana there would DO
about hs much reason IN such de-
maud ~ Tor free coinage of silver ut 10
10
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log 20 TIE ntilulD tn iup Star Nat.ls
demanded; odd you unt that I.gn
VI NOT only Put 1. In, bu. wfo,u u, -
TenIlgl Barry.
"ihen iafc this" s'ii Ncarlc, spit.
tlnH Tour times IN Barfv's face. with
h.s manu- tn his own nip porRut, No..
re then said; "Now hll your hHH -
Barry eait: ~ have been warned you
W9u.I Try 10 kill mo. You nfe ntmci
ana am not" ByHandem iu'crrrrI
anu separated thu men before ruY
tl1wa could be- EXCHANGED. In m ia.
ieryiew subsequently, Barry stated DO
hau been wntuul Nong0 would one.
uoayor 10 provoke quarrel, ami upon
tue slightest pgsv0catiun shoot hlp,
haviug wltntaBol nearby that tho
Shooting was jusilGaUlr.
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GALVESTON, Tcxas, Aux. 5.-Jus.
bsiofo tue P0pullsi state convention
was called 10 order this morning Dom
Blast % Hli camo into tue hall with a
hammer bearing the words "Aiiidln
% tho TOAD, 80. Louis 1897
which was received with cn,rfs.
Chairman Ashby OF the executive
commitiUc tnld hU was glad tho con.
ventlon approved the action Of tho
delegates ~ -. Louis. There IRE
about 1000 delegates hero about Icr
cont Of whom afe colorod. Rev. h. v.
Evans prayed Tor concert Of action M
each district and asked tho Lord to
take them all TO glory when they had
done lighting pluiucfale.
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40 tIsetIlIInnr Chnnr.

sEATTLE, WASH, Aug. 5.-Won On
Poog, first csotoIary ot tho Chinese
chancellor, Iii Hung Chang, accom-
panied by an interpreter ana body
servant, arrived In this city lntt night
nom Victoria, en- route 10 hRu Fran.
c.sco, thence TO Washington. Won GA
Poug's tltls In "miiIafy second
degree" Hu IL very hAndrone man,
standing nearly six feet tall anc welgh5
about 200 pounds. Ho declined to
state the object u his vlai. TO this couu.
ny AZ It Ia againal tho rules OF tho i'm.
vera government anu tue wishcJ Of
lhu ehaneellUT.
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ON THE WAR PATH.
an LN'uuit,d states Dspuiy MarshnI
Alter nn Editor.

IAN IEANCisCO, Aug. 5.-Dayid
a., .al'i oE'Uniled States deputy MAR
,'A' VINO killed Judge DAVID Terry
even years ago, while acting ~ u
.l fuard 10 Justice stephen j. Field
VI 'Ne United States Supreme court,
. same iuvolvei Ia a serious ulterca-
Nv. yolletdny with James II. Barry,
,''yr oi tho Star, u weekly paper ui
i.,,.I Sn'l-ouTpomiion policy. In the
WY hsue Of tne sar was publRhed a
,slaphy OF Neagle, IN which the
,'''vl's record and character wofu
,,,vIeiy criticized. Tho two met yes.
"'sAy ON Montgomery street. Poin,-