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IN A w B RI 1I1URE.
ONE TElAT NJ AXES VOTES FOR
PRoHlB1TIoNIsT
Wife Sci and Little Children Nearing the.
End While the Husband Is Sleeping
on the Effects Of . Debauch Life II
M (yhica go ia 81 III

!, AUNT restitution,
drunkenness, and
death. Those words
tell the hist Org Of
the family Of John
3Reyn 3 DIS. = b g ].
other b night a Chi
cago reporter found
him drunk in a
rear room on the
second floor Of a
little wooden house
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THINKS IT'S SENILE DECAY
SHERMAN A MARK FOR LONDON
NEWSPAPER COMMENT.
The secretary Of state IL Reported nj
saying That England Quarrels Oft
ener Than she Fights.

London. Aug. Accommodating on the
interview of the New York World with
Secretary sherman. the ST. James Ga.
zette this afternoon snys:
Secretary Shcrman's utterances afford
no material for donials OF his friends oi
the statement that he Is suffering from
senilc decay"
The 81. James Gazette refers to the
kalnoky incident when II says.
Austria proper severed her diplomatic
relations with Great Britain and Glad.
stonr apologizcd for his attack ON the
dual monarchy" and asks why there Is
one law In Europe aud another in Amer
lea.
The Globe says: Secretary Sherman
had better rid himself of the idea that
Uncle Sam Is going to boss this country
either In the gold fields or In the fisheries
The idea of Europe being afraid OF third
rate naval power like the United States
could only have occurred to lunatic or
10 Sherman
The utterance attributed to Sherman
upon which the comments Of London pa
pers are based was as follows: Eng
land Is a great country. but II Is not AL
ways safe 10 assume that she IL ready "a
follow up every quarrel with blows. Shf
quarrels oftener than she lights. II would
be extremely difficult for her to fight
us all alone about our seal catching Rus
sia and Japan are In "A similar position
and any quarrel between the United
States and England on this score would
probably involve those other countries.
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AT THE MILITARY CAMP
Graad military Tattoo In Hsner of ths
Royal Visitors Lavish Entertais-
ment Of German sailors.

81. Petersburg. Aug. s.-Yesterday even
ing the emperor and empress Of Germany
proceeded to Krasno-Selo the great mill
ltary camp. where they were received by
the czar and cxarina. The two cmperors
and Prince Henry OF Prussia rode to the
camp on horseback. the empresses and
their suites following In carriages. The
camp was gay with decorations and all
the troops present were drawn up In pa
rade order. Upon the arrival of their ma
jestles the band played "Heil der Kali
SER" The German emperor greeted the
troops In Russian.
After the two emperors and their stafrs
had ridden around the camp they pro-
ceeded to the imperial tent. where a dep
utatlon OF officers and men from the VI
borg regiment. Of which Emperor WILL
lam Is honorary colonel. were manoeu-
vered by the emperor OF Germany. who
gave the commands in Russian
Later grand military tattoo was
opened with "rhe Song OF Aegir." Empe-
rcr Williams famous composition. at tho
close OF which there was discharge of
rockets and an imperial salute was Hired
by the artillery. Their majesries thea
proceeded To the Alexander palace. dined
in private and afterwards witnessed .
performance at the theater.
The people OF st. Petersburg are law
ishly entertaining the German sailors.
and the municipality OF St. Petersburg
has made presents OF silver cups to the
German officers and cigarette cases to
the sailors.
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TO AvENcE aizAl.
II Is Thought That Golii Has u bomb
Hidden same " here.

Madrid, Aug. 9.-Golli has confessed
that he killed Senor Canovas To avenge
the Barcelona anarchists and the in
surgent leader. Don Jose RIAL who
was executed at Manila. Philippine
islands. on rcc. % last as the instiga-
tor of the Philippine revolution Dr.
Rial denied that he was a rebel lead
er, but he admitted that he had drawn
up the statutes OF the Philippine
league. In Gollrs room III police
found to-day large double barreled
pistol. II appears that when he left
the house yesterday he carried parcel
which is believed tn have contained n
bomb The theory is that he hid this
somewhere in the fields.
A dispatch from Barcelona says that
Golli arrived there In December. 1895,
coming from Marseilles. He was EN-
ployed ina printing Office II the Re-
view of Social Science. managed by
the anarchist engineer Tarrda Marmel.
formerly imprisoned In Montjuices
fortress at Barcelona. Coli wa simpli-
Gated In the terrible crime OF the cele-
bratlon Of Corpus Christi. although he
left Barcelona few days before 1t oc-
Cured. He was denounced TO the po-
lice for completely, but he had already
disappeared.
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HAS REACHED A CRISIS
Controversy Over Henry Neill's
Appointment as Land Agent.
HE NOW HOLDS THE FORT
Two Members of the Board in Opposi-
tion The Governor Appoints Him
to Fin the Vacancy After He
Fails OF Confirmation.
Special Dispatch 10 The standard.

'p'''Ni blrpat'h 10 ths Stshd-fu.
Helena. Aug. "A crisis has been
reached In the controversy between
Governor smith and two members of
the state hoard ~ Iana comm,ssion.rs
,.,.,..,... y, ,, -, ,.. =
- "'h" anu H'''' ny
"ene'', '. ID Nolih' over the appoint
neht OF Henry Nelll as state land
agent. for to-day Mr.. Neill took a
double hold on the office and il pre-
pared 10 STAY with n until the su-
preme court ss,,les ,ha ou.s,,,n
Al the renu,s, ~ ,hs s,',,.,,.,,,.
lanes AZ paya who v'as snnat,,ad
land agent nv ,,av.,,o, p,atara. ,a
sucr.,.J the Ia,. p,chari N tr,aLn,a,
sent IN his rasisna,ian ~, 49, S,,h
seouentIv the govarnor ,.anasea NJ
NaiII as state iand ass,, ~, IN a.,
torn.v general and sscr.,r ~ 80,
declined ~ c,nt,rn ,h. ans.,,n,,nan,
sup,rintendsnt nf p,,hl,s Ins,r,,a,,an
n carIa,nr .,,h ,hs ,,,..,e.
voted 10 ,onf,rm but n ma ,or,,v ~ ,,.,
oulrcd Ths second t,ma rha mo,ton
came up The vote stood IN. same wav
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STRIKERS AnG HOPEFUL
Hunger Il Doing injnry to the Cause %
the Mineru.


".sours, ra'' aug, s-aIl miners Oh
.ne New Iork anu o'e'einnu Gas
Noai company VINO a,e sun AT Morh
W.T. W., paiu ,o-u"s. ou, tnose VINO s,'u'n
uiu not receive any money, ,ne eompa-
ny ihsist'hs upon the terHis vi the coh-
.ract ny Wn,ch ,he men asree !" lot
ieit all reserve In case they quit work.
All miners VINO can give rtasonapie
excuse .or H,enulns meetings Mnl ps
paiu. The company mas the NAMES oi
an men VINO took part IN any OF the
nethontrations. thiess they can give
satisfactory explanation they VIII not
ge. the'r money.
Inc apphcation Tor an injunction TO
restrain the miners from congreEating
near the mines ot the OF New YORK ana
cleveland Gas Coal company when
was 10 nave oeen hied IN tne united
states court To-Day on pehalt OF tne
NONRESIDENT stockhoiders OF the COM
pany' nad not been presented 10 the
court up TO Adjournment al noon
Thomas DE Armitt. superintendent
OF the New iork ana eieveiahn tpai
Gas company, worked hard to-day TO
get the miners AT oakhiii TO return 70
work. by a mouse TO mousse canvass ne
succeeded IN ge.ting tew more olg-
gers thah nave occn al mork, Inirty,
seven miners went IN. Tney were toia
ny De Armitt INA, they wou'u lose a,I
,ney nan sarheu " tnsy wou'u no. Mo,N
ana woulu De given nNe oays 10 .asa,e
tne company housees, ne so,hers
say ,hat ohiy 20 nen ou. OF 90 wers NJ
,n, mork III ,he r,uin 'peeh n''he U.uay.
Inc company cia,,ns a.'nos, ~" loIse
were MoIhlne. ine s'lnArs ,. a.e nope
lul ina, ,ne r~en,ainIns ~ uiss.s WIN qu''
TN IN ~. .,a.'.i s ,, ,a,a
iu," ''e' -.
,p,uay anu eNP.e'ea 'ns e''pss
wiz tepu,', ,"s "sn w 'sn ,a,.
- -as,,s.ien' .r, 49, ',,,n.rs
,nNe,ops ~ .a' T.,' .,
~ s,,i ~a','ns ,h, ,, ',,n,. ,,,n, ~, .,1s
nop.nu ."a, ~. W ,, - ,,nt..h 49,.
.on'' '.' ... 80 ,.,,, :, W. p' "i'.,
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PREPARED TO FIGHT.
An Armed Party Will Explore the Cop.
per River in Alaska.

Port Townsend. Wash. Aug. s.--Judge
Joseph Kuhn. AN attorney Of this place,
expects to conduct party of gold pros
pcctors To- the Copper river. Alaska. In
the spring. As that section OF the dis
trict is peopcd with u hostile tribe of
Indians which have thus far been given
the go-by by the missionaries. II is con-
sidcred very hazardous attempt TO ex-
plorc H.
The Judge has received hundreds of
letters and many kilograms from all over
the country. especially from Texas. from
people who want to go To Copper river.
Judge Kuhn now thinks he viii leave
the middle of March with upwards of ~
men, and as the Copper river Indian tribe
numbers only from MO To l.ooo In ALL with
less than 200 braves. no serious trouble
Is apprehendcd,
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Kansas city. Aug. e.-Bishcp Fink ot
the Roman Catholic diocese OF i.eavcn-
worth and Kansas City. Kan. had read
in all the parishes of the diocese yester-
day a letter forbidding the members of
Irish American picnic to be held In KAN
sas city. Kan. next Sunday. Bishop
Fink gave AS his reasons for placing q
ban on the picnic that Sunday was holy
day, on which all Catholics were obliged
To do their duty toward the church and
God and that u public picnic wus not =
NJ observation of the day. Edmond
Lynch. president OF the United Irish So
cietics. states that the picnic will be held
Notwithstanding Bishop Fink's letter.
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ON THE TRACK.


New York. Aug. s-Brighton Beach,
Mile-Taranto won. Sir Play second ga
varian third; tine i;i3. Five furlongs-
Kenmore Queen won, Prince Auckland
second. Lady Cooper third; time, l;e's
Mile and a slxtecnth-sunup won. Parme-
sian second, Marshall third time. l;bls
Six furlongs-Lallouette won. Fleetlng
Gold second. Abundant third; time. l:lsls.
-wolhurst won. Nanah second. Miss
Prim third; time. i;isA.. Six furlongs-
Abuse won. Chum second. Miss Dinah
third. time. i.iih. Mile-cromwell won.
Lambent second. Nay Nay third; time.
i:s2t,.
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san Francisco. Aug. a-Sherid Whelan
OF this county is In a quandary. Notary
l.. u. Craig to-day attached his signature
to two orders committing NJ. Lawrence
and T. r. Williams. respectively manaS-
Ing editor and business manager OF the
Examiner TO the county jail until they
answered certain questions IN connection
with the libel suit instituted BY Claus
sprrckels. and handed them to the sheriff
tor service upon the newspaper men. but
as commitment for contempt by a no.
tary has not been attempted heferc In
this state and the defendants Insisted
that the action OF Craig was Illegal that
official referred the matter to his atter-
neNS
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Venezuela Mines Leased.

Farbault. Mimi, Aug. s.-The orinoco
company. owners Of = li.90,ooo acre con
cession In Venezuela. has leased TO j. Il.
Searles and others, among whom Is j. Il.
York. lately an industrial promoter OF
Duluth, the iron mines on the Orinoco
river at royalty Of 1914 cents ton,
with minimum output OF 5o,0o tons.
The mines are very rich and the lessees
stated that they will mine 100000 year
in a short time The Orinoco company is
a Faribault corporation.
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SEVERE FIGHTING.
The Angis-Egyptian Expedition Attseks
a.a Captures Abu Hamid.

Cairo, Egypt Aug. s.-The column OF
troops commanded by Colonel Hunter Of
the Anglo Egyptian expedition up tbe
Nile, which left Merani July - attacked
Abu Hamid at 5.N o'clock on the morning
OF Aug. after y hours march. Some Sc
we're house TO house ighting followed and
the place was captured by the expedi-
tlonary force. Two British officers. Ma
Jor Sydney ard Lieutenant Fitzclarence.
were killed. Major Sydney was attached
to the Egyptla army. hut belonged 10
the Duke of cornwairs light infantry. IA
which regiment he had the rank OF capt
ain, his title Of major being temporary
for his Egyptian command. Lieutenant
Fitzclarencc WAS "A special service officer
who belonged to the Dorsetshire resi-
ment. rHN
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Instantly Killed.

Fresno. Cal. Aug. s.-sanford Elder OF
Selma, aged - years was shot and in
stanrly killed by Vanwlnkle AT Ockend.
neaf Pine Ridge. this morning. Vauwin-
kle was In a cabin with the boys par
ents The hoy was seated against the
cabin outside with brother and friend.
vanwinklc was loading a f-caliber Win
chester. when II was accidentally dts.
charged The bullett passed throug the
2is-inch boards OF which the cabin was
built and killed young Elder. passing
through his head. Death was instanta.
neous.
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Their Condolences.

London. Aug. 9.-United States am
bassador 10 the court OF st. James,
Colonel Hay. and the United states
minister to Spain, General Woodford,
called at the Spanish embassy here
to-day and presented their condo
lences. In consequence of the asssssi-
nation of Premier Canovas del Cas-
tillo. General Woodford will hasten his
departure for Spain by week and will
arrive in Madrid Aug. u. AS soon as
possible the general viii present 10
the queen regent message OF sym
pathy from the United States. Colonel
Hay will give dinner Tonight In
honor of General WOOdford ana has
staff.
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Cincinnati, Aug. AT Newport: Seven
furlongs-t 'zarowttz won. Bclzura second,
Calculator third time, l;g7is. Five fur
second. Eleanor Holmes third. time,
l;0ih. Mile and 90 yards-J. T.. h. won.
Ellen second satyr third; time, l:tla,.
Seven furlongs-osmon won, Elsinem sec
ond Estinc Regina third. time. l;2sA.
Six furlongs-Ifelvington won, Joe Mussle
second. imp, Prout third. time. l:le.
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Chicago. Aug Half -mile-Martha X.
Jr. won. Berwoil second. chinkapin third
time. 80 Three-quarters OF a mlIe-In-
spector Hunt won. Brother Fred second.
swordsman third; time. i:if.. Seven
eighths Of a mile-Greyhurst won. Pro-
tus second sldonian third: time, i.zl.
Mile and sixteenth-Harry Shannon
won. John Havelin second. Schiller third
time. la. Five furlongs-Dr Sharp won.
ii Hung Chang second. Mackiin third
time. l:olL. Thrce-auarters OF a mile
Guriey won. Roger h. second. Easter Eve
third; time. l.lA
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san Francisco. Aug. s.-Miss Mary Hie-
her Of ssi wabash avenue 81 Louis. -
came suddenly insane while travelling on
the overland train which reached this
city to-day. She first betrayed signs of
approaching dementia yesterday and
gradually grew worse until II was found
necessary 10 keep her under xurvetllarc>
at night During the run from SaeA-
nento to Oakland she made thr~s at
tempts to jump from the train bnt v1n
restrained '.I.| '. n. ' o.
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New York. Aug. e.-Following tho ex-
ample of other Vanderbilt companies. the
Michigan Central has commenced ar
rangements for refunding Its funded debt
at lower rate. II Is expected that the
Michigan Central will soon announce an
issue OF N0oo0.co 80 per cent. bonds TO
retire 100000 sevens and s2.eo.Ooo lives
due I'm 1872.
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London. Aug. 9.-AfternoOn papers
in the comments upon the assassina-
tion of the Spanish prime minister ex-
press themselves on the same lines as
the morning papers upon the incom
prehensible idiocy of the murder Of
the man who was mainly RESPONSE
BILE for giving universal suffrage 10
Spain.
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ANACONDA, MONTANA TUESDAY

used or attempted 10 use explosives in
the commission or attempt 10 commit
the crime charged against him. How
ever. there Is no doubt Coll will be
summarily tried and sentenced. The
public demands the adoption OF string
ent measures against anarchists and
also against those who are In sympa-
thy with them.
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viii March "wednesday.

Springfield. Ill. Aug. "a State Regis
ter special from Lincoln says miners %
that city met and decided unanimously to
march "Wednesday morning to Mount Pu-
ask and endcayor IN get the miners
there TO strike. and from there go 10
Mantle on a similar mission. and from
there 10 Decatur where the delegations
from Springfield. Pam and other places
will meet them
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London. Aug. 9.-The assassination
Of the prime minister of Spain has
caused great excitement and activity
among the police Of all branches In
This city--.Au tina men absent on leaves
have been recalled and constant COM
munication are going on between the
British police headquarters here, Scot
land yard and the headquarters OF the
Spanish police at Madrid.
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Prospects Good.

Detroit, Aug. 9-All indications are Ia
vorable for a successful opening Of the
Detroit Jockey clubs meeting at Crosse
Point tomorrow. For the Derby there
are live starters posted, OF which Orna-
ment Is naturally n strong favoritc. lie
came from Saratoga this morning and
Was given workout mile In l:Jo this
afternoon.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

have sent cheerful news In response 10
the request Tor an opinion OF the oufcoms
Of their strike. The intention % the an
thraclte miners Is to get together as
many % their fellow workmen az possi-
BILE before any demand for higher wages
Is made. and looking to this end organ
izers viii begin work at once.
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baseball Yesterday.

Cincinnati, Aug. 9.-The second gam,
was called at the end OF the sixth Jnnine
on account NJ darkness. First game: Gin
cinnati. 3: Pittsburg :. Second game
Cincinnati. 5; Ptttshurg. I.
Al Chioago--3; Louisville. ..
AT Boston. New York. 10
At Washington; Philadelphia, :,
AT Brooklyn-l6, baltimore, ..
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Was ~ Conposiior.

Barcelona. Aug. ?-tiolli. the assas-
sin of Senior Canovas del Castillo. was
known here under the name of Achil-
lolli He formerly worked as a COM
positor and was also known under the
alias of Jose Sonto. He was classed
as a militant anarchist and was an
intimate friend of Achsri. the perpetra-
tor Of the outrage in Callede Cambfos.
outrage
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Indignation In France.

Paris. Aug. 9.-The minister for for
eign affairs. NJ. Hanotaux, has tele-
graphed the coincidence OF the French
government 10 the queen regent and
to the government OF Spain expressing
the Indignation felt i'm France at the
crime just committed and referring to
the sympathy in this matter OF the
French people with Spain. All the
French newspapers deplore the crime.
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ron HlcHgs WAGES.
Anthracite Coal Miners May Try a
strike.

Pittsburg. Aug. a-ou the success OF
failure Of the bituminous coal miners de-
ponds the inception OF a movement BY
the anthracite miners for higher wages
and better conditions ~ the bituminous
miners win the anthracite disgers think
they would have an equal chance OF So
curing an advance In wages. II the pres
ent strike Is lost the attempt for an adj
vance will not BE- made In the anthracite
region
The United Mine Workers officials
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Passenger. for AIsskn.

Seattle. Wash. Aug. s.-The steamship
Willamette. with the largest number OF
passengers ever carried by single
steamer to Alaska. left at noon to-day.
She carried SIS passengers. SO head OF
live stock and more than ZOO tons OF
freight.
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London. Aug. 9.-On the stock tX-
change here to-day spanish securities
fell one-half point on the news W the
assassination of Premier Canovas del
Castillo. Later In the day Spanish Sc
curities recovered three-eighths of The
lass
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A Feeling of Horror.

Rome, Aug. 9.-The assassination of
the prime minister OF Spain has caused
a feeling of horror here Many flags
ars half-masted. The PREMIER the
Marquis di Rudini. and the cabinet OF
ministers paid personal visits to-day
to the Spanish embassy.
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a Girl Murderer.

Oakland. Cal. Aug. e.-Charies Ladue
the youth who was shot In the chest by
his sweetheart. Clara Palmer. aged IL
ON the night Of Aug. 3 died this morning
The girl who attempted suicide after
woundinx her lover. Is recovering and
Will be charged with murder.
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unrsffn In Communication.

Washington. Aug. s.-The navy depart
ment has given orders to have the new
gunbost Marietta. now at San Francisco.
put into commission on the first of Sep
tembsr
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Stockton. Cal. Aug. a.-This morning
Constables Geiseke and Harrison of Tra-
cy captured james Phillips. horse thief
who broke jail at Modesto last saturday
night.
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vicksburg. Miss. Aug. s.-John Gordon
the negro who murdered William Allen
at Brunswick July IS by clubbing him
with a gun barrel. and who was captured
in Louisiana yesterday. was hanged by
lynchers last night
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Test won. Draw Scot second. Mary Nance
third; time. i:is Five furlongs-Free Lady
won. Sir Rolla second. Flora G. third:
time, l:ez7.. Seven and a half furlongs-
Ardath won. Backing Brush second.
Squire q. third. Time. 1:ssls Six furIongs
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Vallejo. Cal. Aug. 9.-The Eunboat
Wheeling will go into commission to-
morrow II Is said that she will be sent
To Honolulu and later to the China sta
ton The Marietta. her sister ship. viii
go into commission In n few weeks and
will probably be sent to Sitka. Alaska
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Utopia won. Montgomery second. Mich
olas third time, li5 Mile-Tranby won.
Astrada second. Silver Set third; time,
Lew. Six furlongs-May Thompson won.
Jane second. Ferris Hartman third; time.
l.lsi..
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silver shipments.

New York. Aug. s-rhe Saale. which
sails for Europe tomorrow. will carry
80 co ounces OF silver ON "Wednesday
the st. Paul will take out ss0.ooo ounces.
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VIII Not strike.

ottumwa, Iowa. Aug. s.-At a meeting
of the miners herr to-day II was decided
not 10 strike In sympathy with the east
erners. hut II was voted 10 assess all
men . cents per week for their aid.
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Nnowledge
lis Power

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line.
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WE HAVE
No Old Stock

orr line comprises more
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dred.