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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04
r, rm,rove tho Condition Of ireland.

london. Aug. t-Ths Chronicle gives a
summary this morning OF the report ~
.hn commission appointed last year
.hro,gh the inssrumentality Of Right Hon.
n . psfrkett conservative member or
-,srs3au,ent fer Dublin university. ia con-
sess- anv nracfiesi means OF beneating
rrc1ars THE NcCarthyiies refused 70
Tin ,hfs commission, which was formed
:, uvtsnfsss and Parnetiites. including
Dr Kane. John Redmond Joseph Kenney.
-s,,,be- 81 parliament FOR Dublin. end
M cui. The reports favor the creation
- a se~arfrnent beaded by a minister and
,ss~opsstle 20 parliament for the develop
-,get arA furthersnce 81 irish Industry.
agricultural ard otherwise. With a consult
ssst,,s nos,ucn OF the members represen-
,a,sx. ~ Trelanas various commercial
ana industrial interests. The scheme
..,,s,,,A involve state ala. and the Chronicle
$50 mai The government n seriously
..ss,rs.s "a lake some action N the dfrer-
80, suggested TIE department would
80 s.o,T1tses to promote agricultural ex-
50 ana encourage cooperation In
sst~v ana other Industries
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historian R,spash on silver

Denver, Aug. "A special 70 the News
from Indianapolis gives q long intervisy
WITH Or. John Clark Rldpath. the we'll
known historian. who was recently ronl-
mated for congress BY the Democrats OF
the Firth Indiana district. Dr. Ridpath
IS a strong advocate OF free silver He
SAYS: The silver dollar was from old the
unit OF money ard account in the United
States That dollar 20 this hour has never
been altered by the fraction OF grain in
the quantity OF pure metal composing n.
Every other coin. whether OF gold or su-
yer, has been altered time ard again. bat
the silver unit never" he continues win
The statement that the law originally rro-
viilnr for the coinage Of gold expressly
measures their value in silver dollars. He
declares that II silver II admitted 10 un-
restricted coinage and the option Is given
The debtor 10 pay IN money OF either
metal. the parity between gold and silver
viii Be Immediately established.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04
Po.toace Changes.

Washington City. Aug. S-SpeciAL-A
postoffice has been established at clyde.
Waila walia county, the former order
disseminating this once having been re-
scfnded. The postcfice department. has
not yet announced the appoinfee 20 the
position OF postmaster. Star service has
been established from couiee City 70
Waterfalls. Wash, by Baird. Farmer and
Douglas, three times q week by .
schedule not 70 exceed fourteen hours
each way: and from Farmer to Silico
three times a week by . schedule not
to exceed one and one-third hours each
way. Special service has been estab-
lished from Hood river. Or, 10 Bingen,
Klickttat county. dating from August Il;
and the service from White Salmon 20
Hood river will continue as before. omit
ting Bingen- The service to Machias
from Pilchuck Is ordered discontinued
from July 81
The appointment OF Leonora Fl. Robin
son as postmistress at Deep Creek. Wash,
was announced July -
Mrs. Elizabeth Rushmeir has been APP
pointed postmistress of Welch, Spokane
county, vice Miss y. Brown resigned.
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New York. Aug 1-Jusgs Slower. ~ ~
supreme cosvf. today appointed Jacob =.
rssilsnan reessver for Rzron a Sewm2nn.
manufacturers of knit goods. In Brooklyn.
Sc an action brcughr by Samuel Baron
against JaGob N@Em4ra for o dissolution
OF fhe partnership Assets. 81 se. ha-
bssitses. szse%s
Boston. Aug. 7.-T-1s wool conrfsssen
fra o. -. Dz1soa 4 Co. ma5e 81 assixa-
rsenf for t1e benefit Of creditors today.
Joseph W. 5panl6sng In assignee Tbs ifz~
bis.sles are placed az f149 seh No stats-
snerf o. assets has been given out The
failure Is attributed 20 the poor ccntsfson
o. the uool market.
Denver. Aug s-lTse Tabor OPERA house
and the Tabor block today passed into
the legal possession 81 Mrs. Laura ID.
Smith. heller OF the second trust deed on
the property. uho bid IL IA for yse.e"o.
The property was sold a fey weeks ago
under foreclosure % fne ftrxt mortgage fer
f75H 80. held by Tire Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company. and the right OF
redemption ROC belongs 20 Mrs. Smith.
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Rrlrf I'acoma Nexr..

Tacoma. Aug. s-lSpeclaL-Ths coloyed
people OF Tacoma. Seattle and nearby
towns will unite tomorrow In 2 grand cell
ebraiior nj American Lake. In honor OF
their nrst day OF freedom. There VII be
races. music. dancing. boxing. etc.
WiliiaEn r. Peyser. a solicitor for the
Fan Francisco Examiner, was today ad-
judged insane by Judge Pritchard In the
sunerlor court. Peyser's mother was In
court az the time. and tainted when the
decision WAS given. She lay In the sher-
lf's Office an hour and half In an I'M
conscious condition. and was then re-
moved TO the city and county hospital
Peyser has been examined as TO his san
ity several times previously.
The board OF equalization mot today and
adjourned without transacting any bust
ness. II will commence ecuaiizing person
al property tomorrow. The board VIII
abide By the decision Of the state attorney
general that It has no power to eoualize
realty.
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Validity OF chsrter Amendments.

Tacoma, Aug. 3-Special.-The suit OF
II. II. Mullen against T. f. Doh-rty. ooTn-
missioner OF puelic works. was aired In
Judge Prifchard's court today by the In
Production OF testimony from citizens OF
each Of re several wards 10 show
whether or not they voted inteiiigently
on the charter amendments
The main point OF contention IL the
validity OF the amendments. TIE plaintiff
alleging that the enactments are void be-
cause proper notices were not posted at
the various polling places, and that pub
lIeation In the neNspa pers was insufficient.
At the conclusion or the tes;i-
mony Of the defense. which showed
that the witnesses had understood the
amendments. the afternoon was devoted
TO argument as 10 the admissseilty %
sueh evidence. Judge c. s. Fogg and At
torney Edward Cshshrar held up the
plssn.lfrs side. ard Attorney Guvnor
Teats locked after the defense. The court
took the matter under s4viscment.
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WASHINGTON LAND DECISIONS
Rulings nv Secretary Eose smith I'm
Gente~f taS

Washington City. August L~-SpecAi.
Secretary Hoks Smith has rendered aeei-
slons in nine land contest eases in which
nlne individuals defeat the Northern Paei-
&c railroad. The company appealed 20 the
secretary from tire decisions OF the com
missioner OF the general land office. who
held It's Indemnity selections n the Wai}a
walIa lard district for consolation and al
loved she applications OF settlers u make
homestead entries Secretary Smith ar
armed the commissioners decisions. TIE
settlers whc won their cases are as fol-
lows: William II. Skeer. Henry ". Par
WIN. Christian NJ Rurkowsky. Perry G.
k.saEsar. Asoan J, Day. Emma HAr9estv.
Car.sttau NsHlzeT. John II. Martin. Pat
rick Manning
TIE Northern Paetac railroad. however.
wins rs contest against Charles NJ. Nc
Cewn. Involving q tract ~ land 81 she
Spokane district. having affirmed tae COM
rsaasslorer's aecisien. which, sn ssect. re-
Tested McCown's Application 70 make en-
Try The commissioners decision e. re-
iecsing ne homestead application Of SAM
sci r. cooaahs. IA the Seattle Land eIstFsc..
VAS also affirmed by tAe secretary. The
SoFthern Pacific Railroad Company gets
Ire iAza-
The SECRETARY Affirmed tie action o. TIE
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1,he vanderhIlt- yyil.nn wedding

New York. Aug. 3.-Cornelius Wander
bit. jr.. and Miss Grace Wilson were mar
ried at noon today al the wilson resi-
dencs. by Rev. William III. Pott. assistant
rector OF 81. Thomas church. The we'd
ding was private. There were present
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. T. Wilson. parents OF
the bride: Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Orme
Wilson. Robert Goelet. tr.. r. T. Wilson,
jr, brother OF ths bride. and Frank Polk,
OF Boston, who acted as best man. The
Vanderbilt family was not present Miss
Wilson entered the wedding room leaning
on the arm or her father. who gave her
away There were no bridesmaids. The
drawing room was decorated with cut
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President winter In Portland.

Portland. Aug. edwin w Winter.
president os the Northern Pacific, accom-
panied by a party Of railroad officials. ar
rived IN a special train from Seattle to-
nlght 70 attend the sale OF Northern Pa
cfae lsnds In this state. which viii take
place tomorrow. When asked what new
appointments he had slated in addition
"a those already announced. Mr.. Winter
said. You can announce that ]. NJ Haa-
naf0sd has accepted she position OF gen
erai trafiic manager, and william II.
rhipps thAt of land commissioner, Under
tha new company. Both. % course. are
reaaposntgnsnts~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

Oregon City. Aug. 5-~The stage for Will
holt Springs Was held UP by two masked
men at 4 o'clock this afternoon. ten mites
from here. The passengers. Mr.. RidInger.
wife and daughter. OF Portland. and n
Chinaman. were robbed Of all their valu-
sbles Two horses were shot before the
stage stopped. The Moialla mail carrier
passed the scene during the hold-up. ani
was shot at bat nos injured. This = the
third hoid-up IN two years all occurring
within A few hundred yards Of each 9TH
e. posse was organized and started IN
pursuit The surrounding country Is thick
~ settled
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sever. storm I'm Minnesota.

Winona. Mimi. Aug. 3-Ths electrical
storm which visited Winona shortly after
8 o'clock this morning was one Of the
severest experienced here this season. and
was accompanied by heavy fall OF ram.
Reports received from the country are as
yet somewhat meager. In the vicinity OF
Bethany considerable damage was done
to grain by hail Telephone connections
have been destroyed by the storm. AMI
exact particulars are hard TO obtain.
Some damage was done to telephone and
other wires by lightning. and several
buildings were also struck. but no serious
damaGe resulted.
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Meurnina at Atlantic city.

Brighton. ~. j., Aug. 3.--This was OBJ
served as a day OF general mourning for
the victims of the Atlantic City railroad
horror. The whole town was dra77Hsd with
emoiens of grief. and business places
were closed. Great crowds were on the
streets watching the funeral professions
Eight more victims We're buried. making
a total of twenty-five In this vicinity,
There viii be more funerals tomorrow
Todays services included triple inter
ment. that of W. c. Lopez. his wife and
their little nephew, Harvey Hughes. whs
had filed the place of their dead child
The First Methodist church was packed
hundreds being unable to gain admission
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04
r.ebam so,,d for McKinley.

Lsoan. Aug Especial "triDses."
will not develop much strength In this
voting precinct on election Gay. A careful
canvass Of the precinct shows Il 10 be
almost unanimous for Mckinley ana
sound money. Oii-lin- Democrats can be
counted BY the score VINO declare they win
not support the party ticket. and have
announced their intention O. voting WITH
the Republicans next November. L. A.
SoGie Democratic candidate for repre-
sentative In the legislature two wears
age avows his intention Of voting for
sound money. This has been the banner
Republican precinct in Pacific county.
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Washington CITY. Aug. 1-The gosd
w1,h9rawa.s tos1zy amounted 20 stS. 400
IN coin and 81. so IN bars. leaving the
actual gold reserve in the treasury no.
0sE 80. The total cash balance At the
csosa - BUSINESS wzA So. -. sz7.
New York. Apg. 3--The Merchants Bank
OF Canada has Withdrawn siooeso OF gold
from the sat-tfeasUry for shipment to
Canada
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-..n-.a Aug. s-Sspecisl--Csps. r. II.
~. 90 : rsarty OF osa whale hunters are
s..t,x. arrangements 70 20 on a
49,. sn1s IN Henderson ear early Thurs
- -..--tnw They have sent 20 san
ys-s~-isro far six iAlly haTpoons and go
satporms az lire which vii arrive on he
steamer city Of Pnrssa " eanesday after
-. -r..A norsers have rugged up can
-. =. ws,,s the harpoons- The ievsG han
"a. esan ser around Henderson bay sew
go ,f.nrS ard has aroused great interest.
'Tzs~ bwnt VII h~ made in The steamer
T.znres capt. spraEue. craft Atty feet
long
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Tn. sur.,roke Death. In st. Louis.

ST. Louis, Aug. 2-Dr Jordan. chief dis
pensary physician, made a report today.
showing that during the hot spell last
week. ls5 cases of sunstroke were treated
Mt the dispensary. or this number eigh-
teen are known 10 have resulted fatally.
This does not take into account the NUM-
Der OF cases treated at the homes OF the
victims There were large number or
these cases, several OF which were fatal.
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raeoaa Trea-ure~'~ cash Correct.

Tacems. AUG s--special. In sccor sance
with ere councils resolution ne nnanee
committee to8av couatc3 al tAs cash N
me e{gv treasury. The treasurer's a.
counts balanced - a cent.
The CITY treasurer has completed hfs re-
uefs 81 the cash on hand N re various
f,,rfs ~ th4 ems % July. Ire amount =
see ~ "a g ~ - Isss than she previous
sneash. Ths collections we're So, lis -. and
fishurscuaests s4s.si6fG
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e.r,,s,e TO Ieke Anoeh.r Excur~ion.

Washington City, August a-Secretary
Carlisle contempiates another trip on the
lighthouse tender Maple. He will start
about Friday. and win be gone ten days.
Although his party Is not entirely made
up. IL Is more than probable that POST
master-General Wilson will be member
bf II. The Maple is one OF the largest
vessels in the lighthouse establishment.
and was built partly for sea service.
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A Woman Robs q Banker.

Chicago, Aug. 3.-Mrs. Julia Houston.
who kept hotel here during the Worlds
fair, was arrested today charged with
stealing $4,000 worth OF diamonds from
Banker Mackay. OF London, who was a
guest at her house during the fair Mrs.
Houston was arrested at the time OF the
robbery. but the charge against her was
not then sustained. Neighbors recently
saw her wearing one of the gems and
notified the police. She promised tonight
to reveal the place where she had hidden
the gems.
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The Republican Plan OF Campaign.

New YORK. Aug Nm. A. Hanna. chair
man Of the Republican national campaign
committee. will leave New York for Chi
cage on Wednesday or Thursday. Be-
fore hts departure there viii be a meet
Ing OF the members OF the executive COM
mlttee. including y. Il. Colt OF West yir-
FinIa: Gen. Osborne. OF Boston. probably
Joseph N. Manley. OF Maine. and Vice
Presidential Nominee Hobart. 20 complete
the plans 81 the campaign and lay out the
work OF the several members Of the COM
rsiffee
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Canadian ". r..~ seat. Contested.

v4s,aria. Avg. s~FrOtests have been
rle.s against The retnru ~ Eve Of th- SIX
members recently elected from Shts PROV
trcs 20 the house ~ commons - Canada.
sAs ONLY enc - escape being Morrison, %
vsstr,4iaxse~ TIE protested members ara
Fsrsar ana Earfe. 81 Victoria: Mcinnss. %
Vancouver district: Maxwell. OF Van
caaver city. ara Rass0ck. % YAle-csrfoeo.
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WIFI ,,praer and Suicide.

Houston. Tex. Aug. 3-NewS comes
from Brookshre. Waller county. tonight.
of a double tragedy which was enacted
there yesterday. Robert Parker six
months ago married Mrs J. W. Parker.
widow of lawyer who was leader or the
.swoodpecker' faction IN Fort Bend coun-
ty politics. Mrs Parker owned = great
deaf OF property. and IL was IN quarrel
over land that Robert killed the woman
and then committed suicide.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04
CONDENSED pr~rATCHEs

TIE Lonsion Standard denies the report
that Sir Charles Tnpper II 10 succeed the
Ear OF Aberdeen IS governor general OF
Ian24a-
The Republicans OF the Fourth Caiifor-
ala district have nominated Thomas
~ Frisa for congress. 20 run against James
Mcguire. the Democratic nominee
q Ersec - al present clerk GS JUICE
Csxreslfs police court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

Washington City. Aug. 3-SpecisL-The
following have been admitted 10 practice
before the Interior department; Washing
ton: Ebert p. Galbraith. Spokane, Spo-
kane county; Clyde V. Warner. Eliens-
burg Kitfitas county: Oregon: Hiram NJ.
Swftzer, David NJ. Donangh. Harry 3.
Adams. Thomas A. Wood and Frank II.
WILCOX. all OF Portland.
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rna rhine.n Ra,lrnatls.

Picking. Aug. SIT IL learned that the
Chinese government withholds Its permits
sion to Russia TO construct railways
through Manchuria- A convention which
was TO give effect to this permission IS
still unsigned.
The attempt TO raise funds IN America
for railways In China has failed And tho
projected Chinese-American bank mas
enilapSed
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Freshet. In Iowa.

Des Moines. Ia. Aug. s.-Due to recent
heavy rains. rivers here hive risen from
four 10 seven feet. The Des Moints ~
going over It's banks, destroying many
fields. Parts OF the Keokuk x Western
railroad bridge over the Racoon, In this
city. went out last night Today's rains
In the north are expected TO increase the
food
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The connecticus Cola Democrats.

New Haven, Conn. Aug. IA meeting
OF prominent gold standard Democrats Of
Connecticut, each congressional district
being represented, was held In this city
today for the purpose OF appointing dele
gates 10 the gold standard Democratic
meeting 10 be held at Indianapolis August
I. 20 discuss the ACCESSIBILITY OF holding a
gold standard convention. The following
we're chosen delegates: ]. A Sperry, OF
New Haven; Judge Charles c. Poot. OF
Waterbury. and David A. Wells. of Nor
Ntch.
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THE GOLD BOLTERS.
Democrats Preparing for the
National Convention.
He Would Have xho Domoursfs Help
Elect Mckinley, Then Oppose
Him Excere on Finance.

Montpelier. Vt. Aug. a-Leading DEM
ocrafs OF THE state who represent the goa
standard sentiment OF the state are here
tonight preparing for the state coaven-
ton which meets tomorrow Ihe een-
vestion viii probably issue an address 10
the Democrats Of the state giving rca-
sons for boiling the Ch.cago nominees
IL will select four delegates TO the ma
tional conference at Indianapolis ana
gol6 standard national Democrats COM
nsitteeman- Resolutions are being pre-
pared indorsing the state ticket nominated
In Mav and reaffrming the principles OF
the platform adopted a. that time
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Tacoma. put IN the lowest bid for the
construction. So. ~. The lowest bid for
the ironwork was submitted by the
Wrought Iron Bridge Company. OF Can
ton. O.. A1S
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Another Bicycle Maker Faii..

Buffalo. Aax. 3.-Quickiy following Upon
the failure Of the Queen City Cyri. Co.
comes THE Application for a receiver for
r. Muller. bicycle manufacturer OF thls
city. The nominal assets are 80 "a The
direct liabilities are 81. &c. and the con-
tingent liabilities 81 ~.
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Portland Aug s-Bids for the erection
az a Nrhfneass AZ NORTH Head, Rear Fort
Candy. and fos furnishing the tron-sork
vxe~~ on~u@ss By Capt.. ". l. Fisk. TTnstsd
ssatrs engineer. today. For the erecfien
fxenty-saree bids we're submitted and
thirteen ser supplying the ireawsEk. sair-
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Rrg T.xtI,. Mrrl- closed.

Philadelphia. Avg 2-Rhodes e. Bros
big textile mills on Chester creek were
closed today until further notice Over
ea9 hands are affected. The cause as
signed is depression ia the textile trade.
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Tn. Registration In SAN Francisco.

San Francisco. Aug. s-TTp 20 and In
GLIDING tonight. ss2l4 voters have regis
tered az the citv hall. Tomorrow is the
last dsv and the total win undoubtedly
be brought 10 over 1900 Commencing
or Wednesday. there viii be ave DAYS OF
precinct registration. which VIII further
increase the number OF voters.
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Tacoma. Aug. s-Stesuaer Queen arriTet
n pert this afierneen. and vii sail or her
last trip 10 Alaska a. 4 a'eloek "wednesday
usovzing See w1.i scturn August * and
30 70 san Francisco 81 tirne 90 take a
eroH1 - sxeHrsioussts 70 a whale hans
or the FaFsllans isisnss August -
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a Grnccr,- Honse Rl. seed hy strikerr.

Berea. o.. Aug Sat o'clock this morn
ing the residence OF Charles A. Seihert. a
grocer. was partially wrecked by dyna-
mite charge. which had been placed under
the house by unknown persons. Fortu-
nately none OF the inmates was injured.
Sefbert did not sympathize with the quar-
rymen In the late strike, and refused many
OF them credit. II Is generally believed
the dynamite was placed under the house
BIZ strikers.
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RoodIe councilmen An 1.owcll. Mas.

Lowell Mass. Aug. S--Councilmen Hun
ton. Mcguire and George. superintendent
OF Streets Cheney and Charles Clapp.
horse dealer. were today indicted. charged
with conspiracy TO defraud the city. and
Hunton was also indicted for violation OF
a statute. All pleaded not guilty and were
released on bonds. IL is alleged that the
councilmen bought several horses. paying
800 each, and transferred them to Clapp.
who paid $3.50 each for them for the city.
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Niles. O., Aug. 3.-An the rolling mills
OF this place viii resume work at once.
giving employment TO about 1900 men,
Providence. R. T.. Aug a.--Aliens print
works. situated at the north end OF the
city. started up today after three weeks
shut down. The concern employs 300 men.
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Cerrrany - 90 go r. - satd yhas TIE
efeor-s hsv. pnrchsse6 half fhe capital Of
rse Diamond Match Company. ard taezr
purchases % New Tcrx Biscuit Stock per
bars bears a. large = proportson % the
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Fusion I'm Iowa.

Des Noines. Ia. Aug. st Is stated that
secret conference has been held between
the Democrats and Popullsts and an
agreement reached whereby the pressfsn-
slsl electors viii be divided between Sew
all az. Watson.