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Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
QUELLING THE REVOLT IN INDIA.
British Reserve Forces in Readiness
to Take the Field.

to Take the Field.
SIMLA, Aug 1.-Dispatches to the gov
ernment show that reinforcements with
abundant supplies of ammunition arrived at
Dargai at noon today. The march wac
forced and very rapid. Nineteen Sikahs
died from sunstroke on the way. Colonel
Reid, with large reinforcements, has reached
Malakland
In consequence of the rapid spread of the
revolt from u 600 to 5000 natives now
being under arms, the government has
ordered the reserve brigade to assemble
under the command of Colonel Wodehouse.
The British regiments win await develop
ments at Wal Pindi and the native regi-
ments at Mardan. The staff will remain
for the time at Nowshera.
Fort Chakdara is strong enough to resist
any attack, and it has a good supply Of
ammunition. The only fear is that the gar
rison may become exhausted by constant
fighting. The tribesmen are sending for
ward fresh rallies instantly, A scouting
column yesterday found the enemy in great
force, blocking the road to Chakdara.
During the fighting 100 of the enemy were
killed and the British had fourteen wounded,
among them Captain Baldwin, who was
severely wounded, and Lieutenant Keyes,
who received slight wound. The enemy
followed up the column and attacked 1t in a
half-hearted manner, being easily repulsed
by the garrison. General Blood with every
available man will start tomorrow for the
relief OF Fort Chakdara and the garrison
has been notified of his intention by hello
graph. Heavy fighting is expected at
Amandsra.
Maui Isldial Rousol, who was recently
arrested at Lucknow on the charge of in
sulting Queen Victoria and the British gov
eminent al meeting of Mohamme dams
called TO congratulate the sultan on his
victory over Greece, has been sentenced TO
three years Imprisonment The government
offered TO accept securities for his good
behavior in lieu Of Imprisonment, but he
could not produce them.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

Prof. AriOn il Killed While Perform
ing Daring Feat.

NEW YORK. Aug. Ira man known as
Prof Arion but whose real name is supposed
to be Mcdonald, was killed at Ridgewood
park, Brooklyn, tonight AS part of the
entertainment, which was, being given during
Hessian festival, the professor was ad-
vertlsed to ride bicycle on a wire strung
about seventy-fve feet from the ground.
When half way across the wire the professor
lost one of his pedals. causing the bicycle
TO topple over The blsycilst fell to the
pose of giving an electrical display. In the
fall he fractured several ribs and sustained
internal injuries. He died soon after his
removal 10 an hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

NEW YORK, Aug l.-Among the passen-
gers who arrived today by the Clyde line
steamer, New York, from San Domingo
ports. Was Captain Hall and six shipwrecked d
sailors of the American schooner Belle
Hooper which was lost July s. on Silvercap
bank. sixty miles northeast of Macoris, and
became total loss. The crew was Obliged
TO abandon the vessel, and after taking 10
the ships boat, was picked up by the Nor
Meslan steamer Bratten and landed a!
States consul.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
QUAY WILL GO TO AUSTRALIA.
Candidacy of Governor Hastings Does
Not Worry Him at ALL

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-Senator Quay
who has been at Atlantic City fo7 the past
few days, was startled by the announcement
that Governor Hastings will shortly come out
as a candidate for United States senator to
succeed him. 1t is said the infor-
nation came from a friend close to the
governor. The senator admitted having
heard of Governor Hastings alleged purpose,
but said he felt no alarm over it. As an
evidence of his feeling OF security at being
returned the senator said he proposed leay-
ing for San Francisco The latter part of
September for an extended trip among the
Samoan and Solomon group of Islands and
Australia returning about April next year.
Previous TO his departure the senator will
snend a lew weeks in Florida.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
HOPE TO PUT AN END TO SWEATING.
Pants Makers of New York Unite in a
General strike.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The general strike
of the Pants Makers union, branch of the
Socialist Trades alliance. went into effect to-
day in the 250 shops in the Greater New York
district. The strikers are enthusiastic and
believe this effort on their part VIII end
the sweating system and will restore the old
rate Of wages Under the present system
they are able TO make only 81 so for week S
work. Under the old schedule. which they
want restored, the operators made from $40
10 Sl2 a week. There are nearly 5000 op-
orators out and in consequence of the strike
5000 fuishere are idle.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
MONITOR PURITAN Is DAMAGED.
steering Apparatus Wrecked and VIII
Inke IL Month to Repnir.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Journal and
Advertiser tomorrow will say: The monitor
Puritan was damaged by an accident Satur-
day when the shaftiug of her rudder was
wrecked Quartermastsr Hawkes. was di-
rected to go down to detach the steam steer
ing gear from the other supplementary steer
ing apparatus He descended into the cham
Der and pulled out the crank pin, which
connects the inboard and cupboard shafting
In an instant the place was filled with escap-
ing steam. and the steel shaft whirled around
horizontally. The rudder castings were
smashed and various parts of her steam
steering engine attachments cracked and
broken New rudder castings have been or
dered from Philadelphia. but it will be a
month before the Puritan is fit for regular
sea service. This mishap will cost the gov
ernment about S5, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN DYING.
Passenger Train Crashes Into Freight
Cnrs Left on Mnin Trnck.

cars Left on vain Track.
ELDORADO, Kan, Aug. 1.-The Missouri
Pacific passenger train which left here for
Kansas City at 1880 O'Clock last night
crashed into four loaded freight cars which
had been carelessly left standing ON the
main track at Yates Center, resulting in a
wreck that will cost the lives of two train
men. The passenger train was running at
a speed of thirty miles an hour. The tender
and baggage car telescoped and the wreck
caught fire. burning the baggage car and
the four freight cars and destroying the
locomotive and tender. Engineer Jasper
Glover and Fireman Cal Rowan, both men of
families, living in Eldorado, were probably
fatally injured. Both were found in an
unconscious condition lying beside the track.
Glover was disemboweled and terribly
scalded and Rowen had one foot severed
from his body and terribly cut and
bruised. Conductor Anderson and the bag
gage and express men suffered painful
bruises, but all the passengers escaped
serious injury. Glover and Rowen were
sent TO a hospital in Kansas City.
Glover, the engineer died in the Missouri
Pacific hospital here shortly before mid
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
DIRECTORS OF GYMNAsIuMs MEET.
Officers Elected at the Annual Con-
yention in milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 1.-The national con-
vention of physical directors of the North
American Gymnasts' association opened here
today. The delegates had not all arrived.
but sixty were in attendance. The hall in
which they met wss banked with palms,
surrounding bust in bronze of the i'm
mortal Father jain. August l.. Muegge of
St Louis presided and the delegates were
cordially welcomed on behalf of the Mil
waukee Turner societies to their fifteenth
annual convention. The election of officers,
the most important business of the opening
session of the convention, resulted as fol-
lows: President, Otto Gruebel of Chicago;
vice president, Alvin ISindervater of St.
Louis; secretary H. Croth of Allegheny
assistant secretary, Frank Gerlich of Chi
cago.
George Wittig of st. Louis delivered an
address in the afternoon on The Objects
and Aims of the North American Gymnastic
ASsnpia tiou"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
Movements of ocean Vessels. Aug. 4,

AT New York-Arrived-La Champagne,
from Havre.
AT Prawle Point-Passed-We -Western;and,
from Antwerp fer New York.
AT Havrc-Arriyed-L-a Gascogne, from
New York.
At Glasgow-Arriyed-P from Bos-
ton.
At Queens. own-A -Arriyed-Aurania. from
New York for Liverpool. and proceeded.
Saiied-Etrur!a, from Liverpool for New
Al -Arrived-Pennland. from
Liverpool.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
Refuse Cut Wages.

PHILLlPsBURG, n. J.. Aug. 1.-The
American Sheet Iron company strikers held
a meeting last night at which the committee
reported the result of its conference with
Superintendent Danby The company offered
the men work at cut wages, but they refused
to accept this proposition and decided not
TO depart from their stand.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
COAL LOWER AND GRAIN HIGHER.
Shipping Statistics of the Lake
Steamers AT Buffalo.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. THE shipments
of coal westward by lake from this port
show falling off of 2z5,OOo tons as COM
pared with last year to this date. Receipts
Of grain, including -four in the wheat equiv
alent. aggregate since the opening of nayiga-
tion 93,94S. 1876 bushels, an Increase as COM
pared with last year Of 10 5,000, 900 bushels.
At this date last year late receipts OF grain
were largely in excess or any previous year
in the history OF the port.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
Potters Demand an Advance.

TRENTON, \, J., Aug. 1.-The working
potters OF this city held a mass meeting last
night at their club house and decided to ask
the manufacturers for the restoration. within
sixty days, of the l2ls per cent cut in their
wages made in 1894. The men claim that the
increased tariff rate on pottery o. the Ding
ley bill justifes the request "A committee of
the men will seek eouts!-ute this week
with the manufacturers on IN. sMe;sct.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
Life Saving Crews ON Duty.

CAPE MAY, N. j.. Aug. 1.-The crews of
the forty live saving stations stretching
from Sandy Hook TO Cape May went on
duty today after having been out of service
since May 81. Six men and the captain
make up the crew until December, y hen
the seventh man is added, and stays through
the winter months.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
One Killed and Two Hurt.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. Aug. 1.-While
ex-Postmaster James s. Mexican and his
friend, r. Wilson Of Pittsburg, were riding
in a bus driven by a Mr.. Bullock today,
the king bolt OF the vehicle pulled out and 1t
toppled over. Mr.. Bullock was killed Mr..
Mexican was severely injured, and Mr. King
was badly injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

ORANGE, Tex, Aug. I.-NeWs reached
here today to the effect that a squad OF
negroes who had been working on the Kan
sas City, Houston & Galveston railroad near
West Lake. La. had been transferred TO
the stone quarry near Thornbeck. The white
people OF the neighborhood objected TO the
negroes being employed at the quarry and
last night at midnight a pitched battle oe-
CURED between the whites and negroes. Two
negroes were mortally wounded and several
others less seriously shot.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

Gazaland The battle took place july 21,
near Chimbutu, the capital of Gazaland.
The governor of Portuguese East Africa,
Colonel Albuquerque, with small Portu-
guesc force, routed 1000 rebels
The Portuguese losses were two killed and
ten wounded. The natives lost 300.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
noERs SEND Guns TO MATADELEs.
serious Charges Are Formulated
Against Krager's OmcInIs.

LONDON, Aug. 2.-The correspondent OF
the Daily Telegraph at johannesburg says:
Grave charges are being formulated against
the Beers. The first is that of supplying
the Matabeles before and after the Jameson
raid, with large quantities. of guns and am
munition bearing the stamp Of the Transyaal
government The second charge is that sew
eral high Boer officials, while the reformers
were in prison. accepted large sums Of
money, aggregating f35 600. from the reform
committee or from friends Of its members" +"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
Handred and Third birthday.

YOUNGSTOWN. N. j., Aug Mrs.
christians French celebrated her l03d birth
day at her home here today. In honor OF the
event there was family reunion.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
RcheI. Routed hr Portuguese.

LISBON. Aug. IAN official dispatch from
Lorenzo Marquee. South Africa, confirms
the reports OF recent fghting between the
government troops and rebellious natives In
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
REA IS FULL OF HOPE

NLn w OLL VI hOl -
Miners Leader Declares There is a Big
Surprise in Store.
MANY MORE MEN TO J1IN THE STRIKE
Quiet Work in West Virginia is Having
Substantial Effect.
RESULTS WILL BE SEEN IN TWO DAYS
Expects to See All the Pits in the State
Idle Soon.
WANTS THE INJUNCTION EXPLAINED
Agitator VIII Call on Judge John W.
Mason to Find Out what
He In Forbidden
to DO.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
AdmiraIs Threaten 10 Use Force.

CANEA, Crete Aug, Tine foreign ad-
miraIs held a conference on Thursday last and
decided to oppose by force the landing of
any additional Turkish troops In reply u
their notification to that effect. Ismai Bey
said he could not accept such a decision.
II is believed that fresh trouble is brewing
Two British Soldiers Are Killed.
CAPE TOWN. Aug THE government
troops have captured all the enemy's positions
1cnntinned ON secnnd papel
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

Continued On Second Page.)
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serve similar gratitude for Its treatment
OF visitors to the Jubilee.
BY the way, since salt Lake may be
the scene OF a national convention of
the tea chers In the near future, 1t may
be interesting to note expressions re-
garding the continuance OF those great
gatherings. tits given out that the
"commlttoe who mn 10 the railroad ar
rangements for Milwaukee say thoy
hope never to have to do such q Job
again, and express great doubt
whether such arrangements can be
made for any one Of tho four cities
picked out for the next convention"
The rsllr Gis claim that the reduced
rates AFRO abused, and it is
laid that there is q reluctance
to give them, unless 1t should
be to Omaha next year. From this
1t may appear that The railway infiu-
once will be on the side OF the town
by tho Missouri.
Should the prediction rognriipg the
future OF the educational conventions
be fulfilled, there viii be considerable
regret thoreat. They would inen be,
Instead OF convocation OF several
thousand delegates wherein edu.
Gators from all over the country
become aoquainted with each other
and in touch with methods all over
the nation, a strictly business body Of
one hundreI aud fifty membero, and
thus would lose their sympathetic hold
upon the people. Surely 1t is worth
come effort to keep the old style Of
convention, In considerable degrees al
leasL
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THE n. E. A. CONVENTION.

Milwaukee,, The scene OF the last
convention OF the National Education.
NJ association, Ia gaining good words
everywhere for the splendid way In
which 1t received the school teachera.
THE. from the Chicago Times HeEs!d,
illustrates the general expression:
The whole Milwaukee community
worked together with tho local COM
mit,ee, and the street car companies and
hotels carried out with scrupulous
fidelity all the promises they bad made.
Their service was favorably commented
on by the visitors on every occasion.
It is hoptd that Salt Lake win de.
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or something amiss In the throat or
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Ball nrd't Horehound Syrup cures
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.tcugoNICLEo AND rOLYGAMY IN
UTAH.

The San Fraucisco Chro nicle EVIL
IDENTIFY has two editorial writer's who
sro given 10 discussing Utah, one be-
ing emiDenily fair while the other is
given TO telling much that neither lie
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rhe Liver Keeps people well.

When the liver IL sluggish all other
organs are involved. You suffer from
Constipation. I Biiiuusnsss, Jaundice,
Headache, Indigestion, Pain IN Back,
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The direc, line 10 Kansas City, bt.
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the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
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ride through the gTaDdest scenery OF
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oity suhscr,bors viii kindly notify .. 7. Dunbsr
lcirculator), Of any irrsgulAfity In tbs delivery
heir pRpera
All communications should be addressed 70
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Selling dates from nearest points,
Ju'y Goth to cath; from further points,
July 18th to 23Id, Limit oil tickets
July 26.b.
For full particulars call on nearest
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Subscribers changing rasir place of residence
should always give forrnsr - well ~ prsssn' ao'
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The nnws ,s on .a;s a, the principal Boiei,, Nsv.
Glands and all passenger trains issvins me CITY
amer p. m. daily.
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pLu MelNo AND lINM0Rk.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

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PATENTS AND PENSIONS.

NIT. GEnALD, ATTORNEY, o'MEARA
IL Block. Book on Patents free. No pat
ert no pay.
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membtrs oil the Isnus- mississippi
Congress
Should visit J. q. MoDcnlld's Ceufy
and Ice Cream ParloIF. Opposite q.
q. NJ l.
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Tie DEsKRKr EvEErSo fHvs ~ puhlishea dailI
Sunday excepted, as corner south and Easi Temple
Ereeta. Balt Lake City .., .
Train Eiiuon at s.so p IN. Regular Edition at
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Tho Dksrnrr sr,n.wrrrrJ Ervs is published
On Tuesday and Friday Of each week -.
Tho DysnnRr wEnHI.r in megszins form 10 eu~
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

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wANTEp-AN AGENT

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FOB TRADE.

HAyk HORSE ABOUT 100 POUNDS I
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West
on ACRES WITH HOUSE,, OUTBUILD
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LOST.
AWNINGS AND TENTS.

n lANYAs GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS;
" cheapest and best in town; mail order,
hnmmocks; the only practical sail maker. =
a. Hamilton, lt9 state street. Salt Lake CITY.
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An elegant new lire Of the latest
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wanTsD-mis osLLANEous.

W EGINNING JUNE lsT l CAN CARE
ID for $50 head of Horses and Cattle with
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTEp-AEN FOR GOyEkS MhAr
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WANT ED-HELP.

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OPTtCiAR-

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Once again we give mothers chance
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