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Senator Quny viii Withdraw.

CHICAGO, June l0,--A special TO the
Times htnld from Philadelphia say;
SepStir Quay said last night that no
wouli not accept the ohaitmansnip Of
The Republican national committee
He says ne would withdraw nom tie
preferential noid when Speaker II cd,
Governor Morton aud other candidates
did. lie said all doubt NJ 10 Major
MckluleyH nomination on the hsst
ballot was long Ego settled.
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NEW York, june lO.-rho Herald
This mOtnin- tayt;
The Rev. DR.. Cbas. II. PhTkhurst
lrd hls vile viii leave the city tOday
n the GsrmsnlC. They win 20 O.
London aud Paris, where they Will
visit Ncvoy, Lake Geneva, whcro tue
doctor has cOtlHgu, nua men 20 10
tho higher mountains OF Bwilzsflanu,
In an interview he sail no would
tuku 10 interest IN the coming prrsi-
atntiAI campaign, nut the tmo was
ripe whom stops should he taken 10
make preparation tor the ms, munloi-
pai elections Of the greater New YORK.
n the campaign In 1897,
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ANN ARBJH, Mich. June l0.-Ex-
Governor h, leu II very low nnd hard.
ly expected to live. lie II unable 10
move him'elf IN ped and passed bsd
night. Ho II " years u age. The
near action IL bad aud th0rc IL u
general falling OF his power. both Ui
body aud mind, DE. Jennings OF
Detroit and W. J. HoTdmAn Of Ana
ATBor aTc In attendance,
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last year Tor the benefit Of PERSONS
engaged In the rebellion ~ X % Grande
DO Sui IL Illegal 10 Tor rsit relates 20
The exclusion OF certificates Of the
army ana navy.
II IL reported TINT seminatio, the
T. lief leader In the Peruvian prov, &C.
Of L1r'to, IA loliug heart In hi move.
nient siuuo he hos been inijrmed that
the Bszillnn government has decided
TO allow the pacing OF Peruvian
u op uu the AmsZ,n.
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Justice rieia 10 California.

sAN fRANClsCU, Cal, June TO-
justice Stephen J. Field VI tho q. s.
supreme court, arrived from Washing.
ton lhst night, accompanied by Mn.
Field and her sister, Mrs. J. C0ndit
smith OF New H0tk, The Justice Will
spend his summer vacation in Cali
Ofuis, rs he has been accustomed 10 DO
OF years.
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CONNECTICUT DrnoCRlTs,

Opposed 60 iTco NtiNer ana silent
Presidential Candidates,
HARTFORD, Conn, June lO.-The
Democratic state convention 10 select
delegates 90 the national convention
Iud pTesi L. utlai eleo met here t.
day. M. y. Carey, temporary chair.
man, ina speech claimed CuuslderB.
ton for the independent voters T.
whom several recent Y Victories OF IA
Democratic party were due. II,
.nouted the proposition to reopen tnt
fgul on she tarid issue anu declared
he hgnt 10 now on the currency quss.
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lSITA, 1. H., June lO.-ludian Terri.
tory Democratic convention elected
tour delegates from the respective
nuti0ns Ul this territory AMI two dele.
gstos.at.lArge. FIee coinage o. silver
at ration Oi 10 g. was iudofsed. The
delegates are instructed 10 vote Tor
Bland Tor tho pte-ldsntial nomination.
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mAYo'> uEATm.
Fatty Organization of tho Heart. says
tho coroner,

Nhf a"iohNf
OMAHA, June 9.-Au autopsy to-day
revealed that tue cause OF the death OF
tho actor Flank Mayo WAS fatty de-.
generation Of the heart, anu this wa-
the Ending Of the coronot's Jury. Me.
mofal services were held this after.
noou In tho lodge rooms OF the E.E-.
rnv chief address was delivered by
Roland Reed. Al the conclusion o..
he services, The remains were esoorte
tp the depot by the Elks, leaving al
$3.50 over the Northwestern. Tn
members Of the Roland Reed and the
Primrose 4 West mphnies will &c,
company tue body 10 PhllaIelphia.
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Cannot AoIaurn To-day.

wAsuISurOS, June lO.-At 1880
.. m. momuers OF tue appropriation
COMMITTEES VI the House tG ptsssed tue
opinion that while tho ruai AgTos.
ments on the sundTy clyilan Dstfict
Of Columbia bills were probable thu
afternoon, u sine i've adjournment
could not be reached until tomorrow.
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BALTIMORE, June lO.-GoHeral II.
ii. kfhwUod Whitclry is deed. lie
was bra az Cambridge, MI, nud
graduated nt wespIint In the class OF
1880. lie had been solder In three
whfe-tnu Srmin In IN FI0rlIn, the
Mex can hud Civil. He WIS retired
In 1870 with the rauk Of major general
and came here 10 live.
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the COut.fF.
kCIlisLIY PLANK.
Tho following was rivon out ioIoy
by Richard G.. Ecsrns, p member o .
the national committee from Mi-soutL
More Importance attache- o. u than 90
the vufiuu. IfO osed planks, on nc.
count % X fuis'a Welt 10 Major Me.
kinney ., Canton, although ksfers
would not have 10 understood that the
proposed plank had the tarcilon Of
McKiul'yi anu he gave no inUm,tiou
20 thut ,iipc3
1--WE believe cur money should not
be Inferior 10 the money Of tue most
onlighicuod natlous OF tho earth aud
are uuaitofably opposed 10 every
tchcmo that threatens 10 dehasc Dr de-.
pfucinte our pfesuut monetary ntanlar i.
We fuvcr the reasonable use OF silver
as currency, but such usO th0uli be g.
the extent only aud under surh we'll
defined regulation that Ne parity with
gold o. currency can be easily anu Ell.
ciently maintainUd. A. consistent
bimetAlllst- We are opposed 20 the va.
dependent free coinage u silver Of q
ratio o; 10 90 Hu measure tranquil
with certain disnHiur 90 all commercial
Interests ami destructive 10 tho g..
turuyu Of tue wa.o.tAruyt uud ~ the
HJscucU Of international agreement
sure to lead 10 silver monUmOtaliism.'
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Tho woman murderer E4eoured.

LONDON, June l0.-Mrs. Annie
Dyer, tue baby larmer OF kudblg, ar.
rested on Mach gu on charge Of
murleTing many iniants inlfustsl 10
ner care, was hanged In NewgAt-
pFisOn att O'Clock this morning.
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ALL FOR H'KINLEY.
There Will DO Practically 10 Contest,
Says Hanna.
rnE FINANCIAL PLANK IL OUTLINE
Tho votes VI Western states " but
Little Account In The
Electoral COLLEGE.

81. LOUIS, June l0.-5ena'0r lhuts-
ton, member Of the national Republic
can committee from Nubf sks aud q
delegate 10 tho convention, was among
The early arrivals today. Hu wore the
Mckinney and HOBART bauEu. at 10
PROXY we'll undefstooi," said The sen.
aiof, chat am Tor Mckinley Tor tho
Hfst place. with his nomination,
assured ~ II l., we want hu eastern
man ~ h's running male, and he.
novc Hobart will be- an nvhiNb!e man.
We want ~ keep New Jorey In tho
Republican ranks now We nave 1
there. Furthermore, HOblr. 10 stroug
10 New Yors."
Tnuulon s1ii he believed the In.
diana declaration would form q
IN del upon which many Hro.arstions
would re- based. "i. g. hp raid,
"btieI IN XXI licit GuI bkii uliy avoids
reference 10y IT, terms & any U' gnu
mlltUd qurriuns. itibhn uumistak-
able SOUND money uttefnuCp. At tho
same time II avoids all muuti0u u the
gold standard, reference 60 wHICh, by
name, would urlvo tue vote away from
the ticket In sons ststts." Inc senator
expressed HE opinion that lniIana
would 30 satisfactory 10 al thu woitufn
states except ColufaJo, Utnu, Montana,
iJAh, anu Nevada, ami possibly
Wyoming, but he snid ~ ibvy have,
all told, only 10 votes In iIg electoral
college, tue party could anIld 90 iUso
them.
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The national Republican committee
met at II o'clock with Chairman Car.
ter of Montana IN the chair. Tnefe
we're very few HusenI COS. Tho bust.
ness before the committee, the clnsid.
alteration OF lBs contests, Was promptly
& ken ~. Tue ipitial meeting WINS VI
au executive character, tue press and
public being excluded,
The executive mmiitee Of the
national com uittee held a meeting 10.
day 10 hear the report OF the SUB.
committee, which made arrangements
iUT the convention, An informal visit
tu the convention buildiug was made
by ChsiTman Carter and other mem.
bgrs, Tue aoOu'iio properties OF thr
nail were found 10 DO all that could be
desired,
The committee had been In srssIOn
only u few minutes when Richara
kuTeus offered a motion 10 aunt the
pTets, which was adopted.
IL was discovered as soon n
the committee announced its readinen
10 take up tho Alabama contest tLai
the parties we're not prepared to pro.
cseu i'm ms dlatsly. Recess was there.
ioIs taken until O'Clock when It wa.
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ENGLAND AVA RnAxrL.

Portugal Offers 90 mediate Ia iho iriu-
idHi AfslF,
NEW YoRIS Jul lU.-A special to
tbs Herald lrJn RIO Jsnvir say.i
Full details POrtugarH Olicr to
mediate between England ana br,zii
m relRtiOh 10 the Trinidad Hiialr nave
been received by President Morae7.
The BraLliign supreme court has
decided That Tue amnesty law passed
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The national COMMITTEES OF the
Republican party, which begins its
meetings today tor the purpose Of de.
cidiug, temporarily Mt least, the various
contests for seats IN the .csuvenliou,
merlia Of al cases presented. The
members are " the opiuiOn that the
interests OF the party viii be- promoted
By = careful analysis Of testimony auu
a decision on all oases upon IT, nerils,
regardless " Iefroual presidential
preferences or pftludiCus Of tbs cou.
lustanis al on tho nuALcial question.
Their decision Ia favor OF any ueloga.
ton Will have tie only Effect Of feAt.
ing It, members for tue tempe.
ruty organization and their work
by the committee on credentials, but
they hope ~ perform tho IafE so thrt.
ouphly a. 10 leave clmrhTatlvtly ii,tlc
Tor that committee 10 DO. Tho nation
al committee viii probably DO Engaged
upon toe contests the greater Iaft u
the week. The McktalOy men have
decided upon &. W. Fairbanks VI L..
diAuu, Tor temporary chairman, but
may members OF the national con-.
miltro are urging samuel Fessrudtn
OF Connecticut. fursrndon Will not
be- satisfactory 10 the Mckinley Leaders,
aud u the national committee SHOULD
name him II might pftCipitAie q con.
trtt In the convention. IL IL possible,
however, that everything viii DO adj
justud IA the committee.
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MWCus a. Hauna ami ". a. Hahn
nj OaIu, arrived tOday Mckinley
headquarters at once became tnr uusy
goruun Of southern Hotel Hanna
tuld tho eNpTrssion received iu.
Dictated that the 'rlrnus 0f Mckinley
had not the lVntt ovetertimntUd
nis popularity. lnf1TmauOl had uUsn
received from ifeuds O. u.uvr cauli.
dates that iittlo OF no ogntofi would be-
inside. Hahn sHii the financial plank
~ uld bc such No every Republican
could stand uror, VINO wanted the
national credit sustained.
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oNE TROUBLE sEITLED.

The trouble shout the oolotsd dele.
gales seems settled. Chairman Garter
has received numerous lcltglams from
oil over the county calling for re-.
moyal Of the CONVENTION n tue colofed
men DO not receive fair treatment.
The matter Will be brought up IN the
committee today anu Chairman KRu.
nAri OF the local committee viii give
assurances that the colofed delegates
will be taken care VI,
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annauuorI that TIE sat,s would be-
taken un iu alphabetical 0r1ci % hear
the COut.fft
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A careful analysis ~ the situation
Seems TO Indicate that straddle on the
financial QUESTION will not be popular
n htTndI lu 10 hold the silver -tstts, tho
leaders say, would lOss New York, New
Jersey Hud Connecticut, Ia case gold
Democrat be- put IN tue nsli. The
silver men clam that no slrAddle the
Republicans could adopt would bold
Colorado ana such states against u
combine Of Democrats aud Republi.
csus on irte silver platform. Figur.
log on u q basis Of the electoral college
II 10 declared that n logical and candid
way will he 10 Conicmn iteo coinage
ana declare In unmlstakablo terms tor
gold standard.
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m,fco commission hcaring. GENERAL
Fmlgu' agent siohf Of the Chicar0
Grgai Western was tHc last witness DC
fore tho mission this afternoon.
S.1hf was tho nfst RAILROAD Ufiisrr 90
ever actu1wltdgo 10 the commlasion
The giving Of a cut rate. He ssiI on
Junt lsih hu authorized q rate oi ore
cent Ter hurdfuI pounds below tnrfi
on a shipment ~ Thirty carloads % uz.
uJfi gain from lNauscs CITY 10 Liver.
pgul, England. Alter the adjournment
u was discovered that the pres'ut Of.
temple OF competitors oil this f0ai 10
prove Tie tnlcofs guilty % nig'cutiinf
was on auuluut ~ tho rCiu .nl Uf tins
line 90 turn over S11,ODO when 90 was
ahead Ia q money p0li now In exist.
nncu amOus the roads % tho WUsiuFn
FtUisht usslu.atiUn.
the vol hss boon In secret operation
flt nearly oue year au1 the Great
WUstufu'a lack NJ coma Itncs 400 ifa st..
hiliiy caused % 10 fu.uBu ~ uygn w. lls
baiHuCts.
Tue Western roads have IIi along
lfIisHed Innocence 70 mnIua uIuE
any 4Ift uf Hn arrangement &c the
uivriDu " tfailiD mUuoy. II the com.
misiiUG rets q. u Uau nov prove tue
existence Il thls POOL beyond tue
shadow VI DOUBT.
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hussutmtu Refugees Iutsr Cnuo4 in
lnFgr Numtrta.

mussuimhu Refugees Intsr cane. iu
Lars" Autnbvts.
NIW lulk, Aug. IA spccihl o.
hylll tom Guuua, Crete, fays;
Mu'sulman refugees have tntofrd
Nhucp in large uumbors. IL was found
impossible 10 Keep them cuiaido the
'litH, as they were starving. THIS has
caused certain anxiety among tie
lhfisiinHs, who ara leaving In C1u1IG-
uuhlu numblu, nIl pusaiIlo hoilItits
.or doing sI having ttun GRANTED then .
Many OF thtm are going Uy rptcitl
boat, bound iut ne pinouf. Tho Brit.
ia wnr chip nB0is hssguns to Jlnadf q.
Her presence there Will restore conn.
H ne. ihs frcncl ship Linoiso hhs
alec gone to Cuusiu.
husin pA'hn. the governor OF
Canals, has called a committee to pfo-
vide Coz the feeding auI housing OF
tue tuiuguer, VINO arc iu amyst misof.
able LUiu0u.
a battalion u troops has just arrived
ht tauaIa. AbsullaI pasha, who ls n.
tho head Of the Turkish miilJaFy ~
the islntd, aaiI3
"l have uottho least fear about BCgp.
INK order Ny soliicf8 are ready tor all
uyents.n
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TBLEGRAPHIC.
HILL IS ALL RIGHT.
Z, Has Colrlll.d 10 Supper, too
Chicago Nominees.
nc PROMISES SENATOR JONES
10 stnI b. ih Ao'i,u # III, Co..
state Convention Il work
for Its Num mes.

Nrw YoBIS, Aug. 0. - Tcmoffas
nofnlng the World will 10y;
SENATOR David b. H.il will support
the nominees OF to Chicago oinvon.
,lou. A formal announcement Of lis
p5,itlsn, Il is said, viii DO msic public
Within a very few duy..
Tue facts, the wofid.wiil say, wofo
learned by Senator jams X. Janos.
rhalfman Of tho Democrat NAI.Unai
committee, on visit 10 senator HIu
stEgfmEndit.by.ihC.Soi, Wcluc'day
p.gat. Senator Jones returned - tue
city this m9rnlng, accompanied by
Lawrence Gardner, secretary Of the
Democratic Congregational campaign
,mmiiirc. who wen. down to Nor.
mludlo Wednesday night.
Toa personal friend Senator Jones
umarsod significantly, "ihl ia ali
hsht.n
Tue chairman, according 10 tho
Void, hal become somewhat NnKlJut
over the olntiLuei silcncn Of tho Sou.
hi5f from New York uIon tho political
question. Hu desired 10 nn1 OUT OK.
aglIy wutrc the senator stood Hud bow
hug he was ggiug 10 stand there. SIC.
HifIineT, II IA snid, made thu arrange.
murts for Wednesday nighps visit nt
the Instance OF Senator G0imsu.
ST. Jones diuUi with Mr. I'm at
N0fTaudiu aud met stale Chairman
Huxley hnd john b. SlRuChnuli.
Ffum mutual iucuds 10 was learned
Tint th,ir talk was extremely frank.
Before They were through, % DO haid,
Mt uill told Senator Jones tho New
York ttaiu convention would Ia nI
% liability iud0tfe the Ticket named nt
Chicago AMI Tehtilrm IT, own platform
hdopioI NJ the last stale convention.
MI Hill told Senator Jones tbaJ hu
wOull stand by the action of HE own
state convention aud work Loyalty Tor
10 uomintcs. That, he thought, is all
Tia, could be- asked ~ bin.
TIE Wofld's article continues O. ssy
that senator Jones received the lui0f.
msii0u that senator Murphy wa thor.
suguly IN iayor oi inu0islng tho wh5lo
Ticket.
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dominated by the miiilt-1.lhr.roni
lelef 'i.f, lul they neatly overlltuc
no lHe uAtc.uiy nii plan' iJf iuion
WIN inH Dgmucfacy, The friends ui
it'i. w. J. Bryan ate Clu1ldBmuI4
llsclufh Itl al theifiuab.iIty O. accom-.
li.sh fusion in tho caud dates owl
e'ni, iutrng the luiluorcs viii have
a.alusi clmulnnuulB iu otuur ttat.H.
To" Bryan has tui'fui o express any
o4iu.an On tho ciss ut pfJsen'.
1tAAs "CJAzY GUM" PLATFORM.
GALVESTON, Tex, Auf. G-At tho
.LatuJlu session Jri0mo Kalthy %
Dallas vas nominated LOT governor,
a0l II, $. 4. Ashby ~ hmubnsiu,
OF IAffAut county, Tor Iuu,rulul.
governor w. ~. Walton VI Tfnvis
county was terminated ur attorney.
general OF ,ho u.gut session u tie
convention.
bsyt'll s'tumttn were made today
70 gos attg.. utou IN tue pi4tiotm no.
I1rlnE Toe lc'iHu o. the Texas dele.
SAT- % ~ O.. Louie, but % h Conlfafy
10 $40 o. Cy % the lcnlUta until lhr
l'utl.l uBs been Adopted, anu they
siCeglaCI iu wartl1u % ~. The plat.
iofm Wai tuut back O. the platform
olmmii..r, Coz was amended uutI
% looked iiau cBzy quit. Final
SETON ou i4v r!a.iJim " expected T..
morrow,
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The Greatest PAGER L,sr uarasssod to
suthI.

Nuihls
CULuNnus Ohio, Aug G-Ig5botl J,
again demonstrated today that he o,
The greatest PAGER over haraouei 90 a
suIky. Frank Agan wa, the lGv5rl,o
Ia the irso.!Jrhll pace, ani relying
upon his fomarkablo Performance aI
Cleveland, nearly every hofsJmnu on
iho track backed him to win. Pre-
viHus 10 tue second heat OF tho facr,
E.avfi J. hAi few hackers in tai.
town uutHi 70 u iamlln and tho a.
tnehui 90 the Village Farm ttnblpa.
Whom robert J.. took tho second hoaf,
however ~ o nnu Hruri No tho huish.
lu became bot tny0utp. |. was
evident iT0m tho hrst that Robert J..
was dUvUu 10 wiz, nnl tho fact that
Aghn Wns 90 heavily backed made II
certain the racl would to holly con.
tested. Ana % u wa. 10 wac tho
gffhluti facn OF tho year, tho fastest
Tour consecutive hoatu aud thurrtatrst
fourth heat ever paced OF tf0ttpI on
any rack being mHIu. Ia tho nnt
beat Ihcai iu .' 4, Agnn l0wgfuI
lhu ftcIfI nail O. t1gJuQ auI broke tine
ttaCs record.
The eco md nnd third heat, ing.Utl.
wore considered phenomenal, bat tur
crowd was not prepared Tor tho great
turpiltu when tho fastest fourth heat
ever paced or tFHttui was mauu, the
tlmu UU.ug gU..
10 wa ablul -3Il when The fret ht.i
OF tue great Face was paced. TleFky
was covered with heavy, dark cloud.
lnht hulUu rlHtm. The track WA
ihtlcr lhhu any Time tluCc the races
Irghu' Tue Immense grand stand Wac
hlitl With people, aud There Wa "a prf.
iccl lam ln tho betting suuuf. There
NutU three starters Ia tho race. Efaut
Ashdi driven ny Mccarthy; Robert ! i.
uHNrn by start, ana Kubins;pin'
lNNun BY Laird, Grrfs expected 10
dtiva i'Iuou j., but had net suiii siont.
~ ftc.yrfrd Iflm the accident Of
Wednesday,
Ia tue met hoai, Agnn took the lead
nnl hull u Ell tie WY around. win
isulihsicln second aud Robert ] tbirI
Ia thu stc1ud heat a gan took thr lead
anu hubiutttln lfUlpfl ueAind EIrrIt
=. boigfn thc hfui quarter wat pasrgt-
flbuit J. hupt CLOSE second ali tbr
way around 10 tho ntfrlch, when h.
lusau u move up. Just az tue lri.b
Ag.u Na' pl.lci on his feet, anu Rlb.
vfl ). went under the wiga length
ahead Tho third heat was alin6't a
repetition Of the suc3uJ. In thrfouftp
neat pretty tlatl was made ami
l'lulnutoln Get tho pace, the three
huibus going 10 a bunch nlm9tt 10 tbr
thIuo quhFi9re pole with Agnn In M.
lead. After that RuJiutlpln dfgprr'i
bicE aud Robert j., us IN pfeyigts
un.T, hugged AEAu's Fulky until /.
tusncd Into tho stretch, when R5bpIt
. moved up ana pasard under tbt
wire a length ahsaI Uf Agan. Tbs
IlHi' ny qusfiefa iI tho lakg neat wa.
81. 3, 1904, 1891, .Isl.
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NuGALE3, Aria, Aug. d.-Shortly
aisvr ~ O'Clock TO-DAY hyn men made =
daring attempt 10 rob tho Information.
al bank, tut were frustrated by The
presence 90 mimi aud cOOluufa u
Mayor Fed Herrera, caBhler VI the
bank.
John DeHati, president Of the bank.
was leaving tho building when three
men ontofU1, two ui them aTmei with
a pair VI C0lla rgv0lygis each anu tho
third with Winchottrr Tls,
Que mau o1verol tho cashier with
two pistols and tho man with thof II O.
covered DgssaTi. Tho third tried 10
get TO the vault. Ono man weat TO d
bach room where several men were
holding meeting ana made all hold
up their hAuds. lilo attracted tho az.
tontlon OF the man who had the ca,h.
iof covered, anu THIS iutuiHhUd au Oh.
p0Tlunlty Tor the cashier 10 get bis gui
Tue fohbefe Immediately luit the bullU.
ingi mounted horses and rode uti,
shooting 40 they wont, The cashier
followed them into tho street anu
umptlod his gun, and Il 10 believed no
shot Que Oi the mon, ~ hu was put ON
q hunu by confederate. pfrHiuuuI
De'HaTt received b Hliglt scalp wound,
ana hOrte m the street was killtu, A
posse iofmui quickly, and thotp lea
goou chance VI CAPTURING the robtum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

WAsuiSGrUS, Aug. U.-Tho Fall.
land islauIf, on tho east COAT Of pr.
gulia, were the scene uf IA ms,t,.
dihasicr lac. SHAY, involving tue ls., s.
nearly twenty American lives. M
who iney were nud even tho nsne III
the vessel ish mystery. Mail commu.
nlcaiion with these Islands N yrTv
uncertain and few "DETAILS u tins qisn1.
let have yet beou received ffom m.
United States consul a. Fort Siaplrv
the capital Of too ISLANDS. Cjp.1i
Miller reports that on tho ryrnisp ~,
May lAih news was brought 10 Foft
STANLEY that large ship evidently of
American bulll hal struck on mo
billy rocks and was Ia danger Of
bTeaEing up.
Fourteen men were In the fivpIpo
The vessel was a large wooden snip of
about 500 tons register. Canaan
McPhofson, finding that nothing could
bee done without a iiloboai, put Ihcl, Ia
port anu returned Immediately with n
ilieboAti but tho ship nal broken M,
Articles VI the Vessg's cargo when
drifiud ashore were marked "Manuiar.
tutoi Tor HolbIOgE, Merritt d Sielsop,
San Ffancisco anu sacrament"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

hnanccl % the camIaign, Dir. Hanla
sHil:
livery campaign contributor, with.
OUT hniuglr exception, Will have access
Zoo the huDks of tho uhtiHual committee
auI Know how every dollar Do tEIunG.
cd. 10
NJ. Hanna says the question ot MI
hcNinluy taking hu aulIve part loo The
campaign has not yet been ditrutspd.
His belief T. tuat Mt Mckinley will
Nnfue hts Present uIuisc, lie VIII
not MI Han g says, ~ On the s,U mp
against Mo Bryau.