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The herald., 1897-05-23
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Houses and ots


SPECIAL BARGAINS
BY
BEN WHITE. 2S5 w. FIRST ST.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
$1000-5-room house, Wolfskill. near
Fifth st.
$650-3-room cottage, e. Twenty-ninth.
T50-3-room house. Lacy st.
$S50-5-room cottage. 2 lots. Lutes st.
$1300-6-room cottage, Walnut st.
$l650-6-room cottage. Santee st.
$is0o-6-room cottage. e. Twenty
seventh st.
,$750-s rooms. lot Sox125, Charming.
$600-3 rooms, Warran st.
BEN WHITE 2s5 W. First st.
$A00-7 rooms. lot s71sx110. Towne ave.
$220o-S rooms. Ruth ave.; terms.
650--room cottage, southwest.
$1000-6-room house, University.
$l700-5-room house. Clark ave.
$z250-5-room cottage, Winfield ct.
BEN WHITE. 235 w. First 1t.
$100o-5 rooms. Pico Heights.
$S604 rooms. Pico Heights.
80 to 800 cash, balance like rent. will
buy some Of the above properties.
$3oo0-Magnolla ave., Groom residence.
'$So00-Business property. close in, pay
Ing IL per cent: big bargain. BEN
WHITE. ,.-.- i.-...-,
So.00o-171lsx179. 8. Main st. 80"
500, ,750-135xl79, 8. Broadway.
$10.O00-S0 feet, N. Broadway.
$13.000-San Pedro st., large lot.
$lS.000-s0 feet. First ut.
BEN WHITE. 2S5 W. First Ut.
$6500-9-room residence. Lake st.
&l700-6 rooms, Kingsley st.
$S600-10 rooms, w. Thirty-second st.
$5600-10 rooms. W. Seventh st.
$2O00-S rooms, w. Twenty-third st.
$50 cash, balance like rent. handsome s.
Foom modern cottage on Hoover.
6-room cottage. Boyle Heights, same
.erms.
Houses and lots for sale In all parts of
the city, some on terms almost like rent;
from $50 to SIS cash. balance to suit.
Houses rented. rents collected, taxes
paid; full charge taken of property for
residents or non-residents; a general real
estate business transacted. To buy, TO
sell. TO rent, to exchange. or for full par.
ticulars of any Of the above properties.
apply to
BEN WHITE. 235 W. FIRST ST.
BEN WHITE 235 w. FIRST ST. q
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Tongues Hurts Small

WASHINGTON. May 22.-Congress-
man Tongue Of Oregon. who was struck
by a cable car last night, passed COM
Portable night. No serious Consequences
are expected from the injuries. He will
probably be able to be out in week.
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FOR SALE
THOMAS 8. EWING,
116 8. Broadway.

X y. lNHTALIlMENT HOUSES.
Take either University or Traction cars
this Afternoon to Thirty-ninth street.
and between the two car lines you will
md two OF the best finished Groom cot !.
tages In the city; the owner will be on
the property this afternoon between :
9nd 4; houses have roll-rim porcelain
baths. marble washstands and best of
plumbing. electric bells and lights, ce-
naent walks and lawns; 60 and see them.
Prices $1S75 and $500: small cash pay
I lnent and monthly installments. %
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A Gold Shipment

NEW YORK. May 22.-Kidder, Pea.
body g Company Of Boston, will ship
$500. 900 in gold to Germany On the Trav9
next Tuesday. y.
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FOR RENT
$l0-House. large rooms. hall. patent
closet. newly papered and painted; 927
Temple st.
N5-2-story house; 932 N. Main st.
CHARLES M. STIMSON,
q Room 32O Byrne building
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FOR sALE-LoOK AT THIS! I HAVE
5 Of tho best built houses in this city
that will sell for rent money only; come
and look 1T them; location Bonnie Brae
IT., between Tenth and Eleventh sts.:
containing 8 rooms; they must be sold:
come early and take your choice.
Owner lives opposite. %
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FOR SALE-LOW PRICES, EASY
terms, lots on Centennial st. and Custer
ave., between Temple st. and Bellevue
ave-; streets graded. sddewalka sewers.
BEAUDRY ESTATE. 2l7 New High st.,
rooms II and IS. "a
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coma, Seattle and Spokane, remaining
over a day in the latter city to visit the
mining district,
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toR sALE-HoUsEs-
5-room dwelling on w. Ninth It,, near
faccn; very chofce location; cheap at
HINTON - WHITAKER, IN w.
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FOR sALE-$S00 EACH. LOTS FRONT
ing on Main st.. just east OF river close
to town; good for business or residence.
BEAUDRY ESTATE, III New Hieh Il Y
rooms II and IS. a
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FREE OF CHARGE !
FREE OF CHARGE
FREE OF CHARGE

Each Advertisement Il limited to four
lines. and 1t may be published for the
entire eight days or any part Of the
period named.
& Advertisements and credentials should
be brought to The Herald business ONCE,
222 w. Third st.
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FOR SALE
A Snap

Fur SALE
A
Make
Must --
Easy terms: Three new modern houses
Of and rooms, well built well finished
and all complete; gas and electric fix
lures. 3 mantels, 8 washstarids. tiled sink,
cement cellar. etc. All are welcome to
look them over: there is nothing like
them in the city; open every day. 60O-602
and 6o4 Alvarado st.. opp. Westlake
park. 1S-20.23
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was to have been present, but was re-
called to Sacramento on business.
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FOR SALE-BY CHARLES M. STIMSON
790-New 5-room cottage, to be COM
pleted In 80 days: 932 McGarry st., near
corner Of Ninth and Alameda SITS.
$1050-New and attractive cottage, 72s
E. Fourteenth ST., near San Pedro; BATH
hot and cold water. patent closet. etc.
$1350NNew Groom stylish cottage, 01s
Bartlett st.; everything complete and
/ modern; minutes walk from court
house.
$1600-New Groom cottage, 1865 Belle
vue ave.
CHARLES M. srIMsoN,
% 500 Byrne building.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots

FOR eALE-WE CAN SELL YOU A NEW
house for $7so; small payment down, bal
ance 80 per month; this beats paying
rent.
$1S5o-New Groom house, close in; COM
plete and modern; small payment down;
balance SIS per month.
$1050-Small payment down; balance
$13 per month; this IL new.
payment down: SIS per month; every.
thing complete and modern.
Why pay rent?
J. o. LOTsPEICH 4 CO.,
q 324 8. Broadway.
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FOR SALE-6-ROOM HOUSE. STABLE
and corner lot, close in. for $500. in SIS
payments; large basement under house
well suited for carpenter shop or other
business. R. VERCH. room 50. Temple
blk. 19-N-23
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Cor additional CLASSIFIED See PasS Two.j
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FOR SALE-CHEAP; A NICE COTTAGE
of rooms and bath: good-sized lot, all
fenced in; near electric power house.
308 w. Twelfth st. %
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ASSIST WORTHY MEM
70 obtain other employment. The Herald
makes the following offer
BEGINNING TO-DAY.

And continuing for eight days, we will
publish for any man bringing credentials
from the relief committee, showing that
he 10 working or has worked faithfully
on the boulevard,
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FOR SALE-$75 CASH. $12 MONTHLY;
price 1915; 4-room plastered corner cot
tage. 100 w. Sixteenth ST., on new car
line. %
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TwuNTY-sxTH YEAR.
70 THE UNEMPLOYED
FREE FOR THE UNEMPLOYED.

Recognising the fact that work on the
Park boulevard 10 drawing to . close,
and desiring to
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A WANT ADVERTISEMENT
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FOR SALE ~
SPECIAL BARGAINs-
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TROUBLE THREATENS,
The Operators Arc Said to Be Plan
Ming q Coup.
WILL FIT MINES WITH MACHINES.
Imported Men to Operate Them I'm
der Guard of Pinkertons.
OUTLOOK IN WASHINGTON RUN.
Men Determined to Close the Mines
and Operators Determined Tint
They Shall Not.

Plttsburg. Pa, July 13.-The proverbial
calm before the storm is likely TO be car
ried out in the miners strike situation.
Throughout the day everything in the dis
trict had a peaceful look. All the mines
but two or three were closed down and both
| operators aud miners appeared TO be rest
| ing on their oars, as IL were. Tonight
however, it develops that number OF the
operators have been quietly planning for
a coup which is expected to bring dismay
| 10 the miners. 1t is their intention TO at
once equip the mines with machines and
do away with a great many diggers. When
the mines are ready to start miners will
be imported and put TO work under heavy
guard and the premises barricaded after
the manner pursued by the Carnegie COM
pany during the great strike of 1892. The
operators claim this plan is necessary be-
cause the West Virginia people are COB
bling all of their contracts. 1t goes with
every possible means TO prevent the car
rying out of the proposed scheme.
From present appearances the Sickle
Hollow tragedy Of 1894, when seven miners
were killed, is likely 10 be repeated soon.
This mine is in the Washington Run dis
trict and was reported closed yesterday.
The managers deny thA it closed for an
hour, They are determined to continue
work and have made preparations for trou-
bic. 1t was reported at the miners head
quarters here tonight ths 5000 miners in
thar district were getting ready TO march
on the mine to bring out the 400 men who
are working there. The attempt Is 10 be
made on Friday or Saturday. This mine is
shipping 100 cars daily and is a menace TO
the success of the strike,
A movement is also on foot among the
strikers along the Panhandle to march to
the Boone and Allison mines and compel
the miners there to quit work. If these
threats are carried ont there Will be
repetition of the bloody scenes that char
acterized the closing days OF the strike of
1914
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PIT'TSBtlRG DISTRICT.
Nearly All Men Have Now OMIT


]
work.
pit.eburg Pa .Julv 19.-There is lull
4'''''''e 49, 49, ,,, -,
IN the miners sunni III '"'S u''', w.
tributable to tho fact mat hear0y every
min, i, the district is idle. To keep the
| -,,, go, and 20 nravent the strikers
eh'uuS'"sh' Wy anu "
| from becoming hkeWarih III 'ho '"'''
bowever the officials have arranged for a
-, , ,,o,trr, In differont sections
s''"s VI 80, ,,,,,d ,os-
every Day ihree ''i'
terday at Rennne. Faysttc Clty anu "es'
>-,,,,o, ard at each place resolutions were
-, work until the of
aaoP'ea not p" 'e'u." ~
fcals gave the oruer'
This morning a large meeting was held
~ s,ov,d.n on the Wheeling division, and
"' ...t,,,,.. n, .,a,d firm for
the men "eio '''' ,,,ta u,
the d9-cent rate. The miners Oh tn'S vi
,iston fear that the company viii soon be-
,i,, ,,,,,c,ic,s from the houses and intimate
hat if they attempt to do this there will
he trouble
News reached the miners headquarters
his afternoon that the diggers in the
Channel Warner and Morgan mines,
Deaver rcnrniy had Joined the general
strike The three pits employ about 300
me- n The strike had also spread TO Mercer
no,,ntv IMvn mines are idle in that region
,odav The men struck for an advance o.
10 ccnts ner ion.
An e,,ort ,yas made today to resume work
=, no Tac,e mine nj Monongahela CITY.
~ is co.operatiye concern. but the senti-
n.m, of n majority Of the stockholders was
noainst res,,mption. and IL was decided TO
$50 80 nj, n,nsed ,,nttl the strike was set
,iod
ao,,,a,ior from brownsville saws the
Kmoh ' Rsa,n,nnt Empire and Albany
~, t,a, have closld down and the miners
h ~ " inined in The general strike with a
%@tcrr,lnation to remain out until the
,nc.,ion ~ wang is enthusiastically settled.
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TROUBLE AT DANvILLE.
strikers Attacked Negroes Who Had
Taken Their Places.

strikers Attacked Negroes Who Had
Taken Their Places.
Danvillc, H., July 10. Strife between
miners in this district commenced today.
About 400 or 500 strikers gathered at the
Pawnec mine and when cage full of me-
gro miners who had been at work reached
the top OF the shaft they were assaulted
with different kinds Of weapons, some
using knives aud others slaves. One of tho
colored miners secured n bar OF iron and
u revolver and defended his life. Shots
were fired. wounding several strikers. This
Infatuated tho strikers and they retaliated
by an exchange of shots. at the same time
retroating to tho woods.
Later the strikers attacked train on
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois. carrying
the working miners to the city. The miners
inside the coaches opened fire and about
ffiy shots were exchanged. 1t is reported
that one miner was killed.
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uLTnFATUM TO PERSIA.
Latter Has Russian UncisfnE md
VIII Snub The sultan.

Latter Has Russian UnckfnE md
VIII snub The sultan.
Berlin. July l3.-~rhc Vossichc Zeitung's
Constpntinople correspondent Gays the
porte has dispatched an ultimatum to Per-
sia demanding the withdrawal of the Per-
sian troops from Turkish territory near
kerbela. THE uLTiMATuM STATES
THAT A REFUSAL TO COMPLY WITH
THE DEMAND WILL BE ACCEPTED AS
A DBCLAR ALTON OF WAR.
RUSSIA Is BELIEVED TO BE BEHIND
PERSIA. THE GOVERNMENT OF
WHICH COUNTRY WILL DISREGARD
THE uI.TIMATUM.
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BRITISH SOLDIERS KILLED.
They Tried to Protect Christians
From Mussulmans.

London, July 13.--The Times correspond
ont at Constantnople says official dis
patches have been received Announcing tha'
a serious conflict has taken place at Can
dia between force OF British troops and
n party OF Bashibazouks, arising from the
British intervening In skirmish between
the Bashibazouks and the Christians. Six
teen OF the British force and number
of the Bashibazouks were killed.
The admirals OF the foreign fleets have
sent warships TO Gambia to suppress fur
Their Mohammedan trouble.
Ma further details OF the conflict have
been received. but passengers who have
Just arrived from Gambia state that on ac-
count OF reports Of excesses By Bashiba-
zouks 800 British marines have been landed
at Gambia to replace the Italian garrison
stationed there The Bashibaxouks have
been summoned by proclamsticp 70 sur
render their arms within four days, They
have held meeting and addressed peti-
tioB 70 the sultan
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THE SCHEME IS AN ABSOLUTE FAILURE.
McKnys Monetary Commission Has Accomplished Nothing is
Being Lanqhed at by the French Goyerament and Press


n o
II hayeb 10 To
he y enlu of u ~ S1H o N SUI
to
Ii France
w a erisI
The taXpaye a
hnsc
OF
the o mmetall
with to
hluuall aun
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WEST VIRGINIA TO STRIKE.
A CompIctc Tie-up Is Expected WIN
In Fnrty-ciebt Hours.

A COmpIete lte-up - A'Sp'''>'' " ''
In Furty-cigbt Hours.
Cleveland. Ohio, July B.-Withih iorty-
eight hours developments OF very definite
character are expected TO take place in inc
West virginia coal fields. leading OPP
orator received n long distance telephone
message at ~ O'Clock this morning s'auh'
that nine organizers had just left Pittsburg
for the West Virginia coal fields. per
son who occupies high official position In
the mine workers union was at the Plt'a-
burg end of the phone
A leading operator made the plain state
ment. In fact, this morning, but insisted
that his name must not be used. Since
Saturday. he said. the coal strike has as
sumed very grave aspect. but full re-
aiization of the change did not reach Glove
land GENERATORS and dealers until today.
Today all seeming or pretended confidence
has disappeared. Several operators went to
Pntsburg yesterday to attend a conference
of state arbitrators One of these said to-
day: 1.-THE situation Is very grave. and |
al ticipate some very startling develop
ments within the next forty eight hours.
believe the West Virginia miners will
come out. and that Will make the tic-up
practically complete"
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'onAY's EoREcAs,

evening nnairntb S Hay will give =
0her Of the jubaiIIeahis residence today
eiI FurniinaFrea =. Mich The National
Bor Ts annual mee tdgr s association viii
e 4 Il s WIFE Il &C., Conn For the muir.
ked cd Thomas + Iais city on January
10 Day the deathp p ner. has been sen
'sS sss.o Of IL ssdSi,d- MILAN p, Bynum.
'eTn sisisss'a Sn opens in the s" Ml asie
4 e bs EI n ys ! the National rnae.
spanish rule ssnnsdIu ,n,a. rose @sa ms
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ENGLISH ENGINEERS.
A HUNDRED THOUSAND OF THEIR
ARE NOW IDLE.
Struggle VIII DC Hnrd One, ~
Both sides Have Refused Offers
of Arbitration.
London. July ls.--rhe strike of engineers

London, July 13.---The strike OF engineers
ia apparently to be long and fie5ce sIuf
gle to be settled only on the basis OF The
eurvivai OF the fittest. Both the masters
and the men have refused all offers of ar
hitration. including that OF T. G. Richie
president of the board OF trade. The lock
cut began this morning. AS retaliatory
measure. the engineers are calling ont the
remainder of the men, ard this evening
no fewer than 100 900 engineers are idle.
Already the yards Of several large firms
have been picketed. The London firms
have joined in the lockout, row numbering
forty Among them are such important
concerns as the Otis Elevator company
the Westinghouse Brake company and the
Brush Engineering company.
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Washington July ls.-Eastern TeS"s-
Fair: continued high temperature; SOUTH
erly winds. ,,a,,, ra,ri.
Arkansas. Oklahoma and lndian ie'i'-
Western Tsxas and New Mexico--Geher-
ally fsir: variable winds. r.o,,,. ,,tr
North and south Dako a.tie hera,ry Al,
rnHacn, coo,r In western portions; va
rable wtnds, becoming norihwesteriS,
Kansas-Fair. warmer III eastern POI
"e Ta,'r,, ~ Ealr; variable winds.
cainrado-F Fair. cooler "Wednesday at.er-
room or night; rorthwesterly winds. 400,
wv WYOMING fair; cooler west
'' M,iomntana-Tair; cooler; northwestef'y
winds.
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|
per ION. buler made sweeping charges
OF ir"uh III connection with plates fur
niSheo inc government but Halo denied
H.
senator iia'r'a fei'h'hs were "iu 10 rest
~ "rn'Piis'
a "ofIh cable siys fhaf McKinleys
| '"o"''"is commission mas met with alb
soiu'e in''"re.
Cubn.
] dozen C,1bans INV. arrival A., L.,
maica; they complain that nriti.h ora
| ctals seized letters doa,gnaa for tho NJ,
York iunta: also toll Of cnban s,cccsses
A Havana taper attacks Ccner,I aa
| Tor his report IN the KuiZ case and al
legcs the spanish are chlvalrous and noble
because he has not been molested.
| po,,,t.,I
Chairman .rowpe ,a,,s ,,i,,,or r,,,,,.
ru mn, ont M t,cl1o, a. oh,o
onI, ,orr,, r,rt,ia..,,s
nu,,,,c,,n ,o,,,,,,a ,a.,,,,, NV ~
There is notable lack of celebrities
Carlisle will be permanent chairman of
the Kentucky gold democrat eonve,t,op
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"''u i'"'eS A','e' n. No'pus
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Inst NIGHTS Readings.

An area of high pressure in the form
of ridge extends iron Texas northeast
ward to the great lakes. An area of low
pressure is moving in over the northwest
orn portion of the country.
The weather is clear, except over tho
North and East, where It is partly cloudy
TO cloudy.
No rainfall is reported tonight.
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Persuaded 20 suspend Work.

Beilaire. Ohio, July is.-The miners in
schicks' n.nes on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad were today persuaded to suspend
work. The closing Of these shafts brings
tho mining Industry 70 complete stand
still IN Eastern Ohio.
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Tho gnme VIII be finished tonight.
Turko-Roumnninn rr.nty Alleged

Treaty Alleged.
Berlin. July ls.--The Frankfurt Eel
lungs Constantinople Correspondent says 1t
Is reported treaty was concluded at the
Ylldis Kiosk today between the Roumanian
and Turkish governments by the terms Of
which Turkey will secure military assist
ance from Roumania In event OF Bulgaria's
developing warllse signs.
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Mckinley Is determined to send IN his
currency commission message. but VIII
hold II back awhile TO oblige tho tariff
leaders.
Tariff conferees are said to have agreed
ON certain of the disputed rates. but on
others are still very far apart. House
rates on white pine agreed on. but WIZ
hardly be accepted In the senate.
The house Was In session just three
minutes.
Governor Hogg's speech may uncover
several ambitious aspirants for q seat In
the senate.
Journsl SAYS Rothschilds have plan
for completing the Panama canal
Young sljreckles says the sugar trust
has a monopoly OF the beet sugar indus-
Try In California and that cooiis labor ID
used in growing than.
Armor plste occupted the senate and Il
uns aArsed 70 restrict TN pFtcs 70 ~
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Officers fastening to the 'FRONT.' for
Renewal Of Hostilities.
AMBASSADORS HAVE GIVEN 1T UP.
They Will Not Resume Negotiations
Until Coercion Is Applied.
ULrIMATUM SENT TO PERSIA.
Porte states That a Refusal to obey
II VIII he Regarded as Declares
ton of War.

London, July 15.-Adviccs from
ConstnntinOpIc indtcntc the sultan
Issued an trade regarding the non-
acceptance of the peace proposals.
Iidhcm pasha is hnNteniuE bnck tn
Turkish officials have been cam
cclIcd iu readiness for renewal Of
hostiiitics. The foreign nmbasSn-
doris to Turkey nrc recognizing that
further verbal rcmOnstrnncc In usc-
less aud are not inclined to con-
ttnuc diplomatic proceedings until
they know I'm what why coercion II
to he applied.
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Pardon to the YounEers Refused.
Minneapolis. MINI, July 13.--The STATE
board OF pardons has refused a pardon u
the Younger brothers.
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Constantinoplc. July 10. - The Turkish
ministry, at a special session of the cabi-
net yesterday, discussed the replies OF the
powers TO the circular note OF tho porte.
Notwithstanding the unfavorablo character
of responses, n large majority OF the min
listers reiterated their former advice to the
sultan TO insist upon the Penecos frontier.
1t is believed that the porte, in maintaining
this attitude. is acting upon tho ccnvic-
tIon that the powers will be unable to
nf forcing
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Memphis, Tenn. July 1.- -
Eo,laves left tonight over ~ - l
railroad eog GaA ARtepiA 3eGr1 ~ h! ~
hope y vte ~ Ie1ll1 ~. l
kave Asillo1 ~ ~ z
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WEATHER INFORMATION.

George Washington of South America.
gained their freedom.
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.Not included N means.
Cenerni Ohscrvntione.

Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau a .. m. 18th meridian
time.
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TODRTS FEATURES.

Labor.
There is lull in the Plttsburg district,
there being nothing to do, as nearly all
the mines are now Idle.
Trouble may come If coal companies at
tempt to evct strikers from their cottages.
Eastorn Ohio mines are now all Idle
DcArmltt laid his pan before the arbl'
traitors but thcu is only bare ?tssib
Dtv that the struggle can be settled In IL.
wav DcArmitt positively refused TO treat
with the union Miners officials lues-
toned his sincerity.
There may be trouble, of most serious
kind as the strikers are detern nod 20
close the Washington Run mines and the
operators are determined 10 Keep them
open.
Operators are satd to be prepd, 'ng 10
equip their mines with machines ana I'M
port men TO run them under guiri or
Plnkcrtons.
hundred thousand engineers ha,e been
locked out In England and the strGgg
promises to be a very hard one. Both
sides have refused ali onc-s % aronra-
ton.
1t is expected that complies tie-np OF
West Virginia will be had IN forty-n.sht
hours