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or daughter, thus recalling the unpleas
ant discussion which arose during the
visit Of the car and czarina 20 Paris
regarding the precedence 10 which the
wives OF presidents, or chiefs OF the Ia
dies OF the republic, are entitled.
| The municipal authorities Of ST. Pc
'ersburg will present three silver loving
cups to the French warships which &C
company President Faure 20 Russia.
| FAURE AT DUNKIRK.
Dunkirk, Aug 1S-President Faure ar
| rived here at O'Clock this afternoon,
and was accorded an ovation. Later
the president and his suite embarked on
board the French warship Pcthuau,
| which is lying in the Rroads. The en-
oarkatfon of the president and party
took place at O'Clock. amid the cheer
ing of the crowds on the quays and the
booming OF salutes from the warships.
The sailors clambered into the rigging
and heartily cheered the president. NJ.
Faure. on board the Pothuau. then re-
viewed the French squadron at anchor
mere and so soon as this ceremony was
completed the Pothuau put to sea, fol-
lowed by the Surcouf and Bruix. which
VIII escort her to Cronstadt.
PRACTICAL JOKE, MAYBE.
London, Aug. 1S.-A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Paris this after
noon, says that the bomb which was ex-
plo5ed today at the corner Of the Boule-
ward Magenta and the Rue Lafayette,
shortly after President Faure had pass
ed there on his way TO the railroad sta
ton where he took the train for Dun
kirk on his way to Russia, contained
number Of bullets a quarter of an inch
in diameter. in addition TO the nails re-
ferred to in previous dispatches. a milk
jug carried by a passing girl was hit
and shattered. The police are baff1ed.
and. according 10 the correspondent OF
the Pail Mall Gazette. the whole affair
gives one the impression Of being a prac-
teal joke.
SCOTLAND YARD WAKES UP.
London, Aug. 1S.-Chief Inspector Mel
vile Of the Scotland Yard police, has
gone 70 Dover, in order to arrange for
establishing the closest possible watch
upon al arrivals at British seaports. A
large staff OF London detectives ac-
uudlllSI Will foreign dU6TCnlStS Will De
engaged in this work.
ANARCHIST ARRESTED.
London, Aug. 1S.-A special dispatch
from Paris this afternoon says that a
man named Perier was arrested yester-
day on the train on which President
Faure arrived at Havre. The prisoner
was found TO have loaded revolver in
his possession and is known TO be a dan
gerous anarchist who has already served
term Of two years imprisonment for
having in his possession an internal ma
chine.
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STRIKERS ARE
DEMORALIZED.
Continued from First Page.)

and his campers were still at the Mon1
tana mines of the Watson company, not
having succeeded in closing the mines
there. The march TO West Fairmont
and New England was scheduled TO be-
gn tonight, when il was expected tbs
United States court injunction would be
served under Judge JacksOn's new rul-
ing that marching columns were an in
limitation and contrary to law. The
movement in the KanaWha valley SHOW
ed no change. The new campaign OF the
agitators of the Norfolk and Western
had apparently brought no fruit.
CAMPERS ARRESTED.
Fairmont, w. Va, Aug. 1s-One hun
dred and ninety of the Montana camp
ers were arrested this afternoon for
marching, which Judge Jackson claims
IS violation of his injunction. They
were taken to the depot and guarded
for five hours, when tWenty-four Of the
men were taken TO GAINESVILLE. Public
sympathy runs high in favor Of the
miners. Business men are arranging
meetings, petitions are being signed, and
the indications are that more tools will
be laid down than ever before.
QUIET AT HILLSBORO.
st. Louis, Aug. 1S.-A telegram from
Hillsboro, Ill, to the Post-D spatch says:
General Bradley, the leader Of the
little army Of miners who invaded the
town of COffeen yesterday, and who was
hustled over to the city hall last even
ing and put in jail, was released on
bail OF 81. 900 this afternoon, several bus
mess men signing the bond. Bradley's
trial will come on the 25th. The miners
az Coffeen were all out today, but every
thing was peaceful, Notwithstanding the
invaders still occupied the village. They
kept off the mine property. however,
and were otherwise behaving themselves
prOperly'
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In 1862 when 1 served my country as
a private in company A. 18th Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers, 1 contracted chronic
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of trouble ever since. I have tried a
dozen different medicines and several
prominent doctors without any psrman-
ent relief. No, long ago friend SEM
ne sample bottle OF Chamberlain
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and after that l bought and took a 80
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entirely cured. I cannot be thankful
enough TO you for this great remedy,
and recommend IL 10 all suffering veter-
ans. II in doubt write ne. Yours CRATE
fully, Henry Steinberger, Allentown, Pa.
Sold by druggists.
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FACRE'S PROGRAM.

!
President Faure was accompanied or
his way to Russia by NJ Hanotaux, the
minister for foreign affairs, and by Ad-
| rnirai Bosnard. the minister of marine
The presidential party, according 10 Of
fetal program, were to leave Dunkirk
this afternoon on the French warshir
Pothaue. The latter will be escorted 10
Russia by the French warships Cruix
and Surcouf. and will arrive al Cron-
stadt on Monday morning next, August
| %. The French president will be receiv-
ed by the car in the Cronstadt roads.
The first day of NJ. Faure's visit TO
Russia Will be devoted TO his reception
at Cronstad; and at Peterhoff. 10 the ex-
| change Of official visits, banquet at the
the Imperial theater.
| On Tuesday, August "a, the car and
| his guest will start 20 St. Petersburg
| There the French president will be well
| coined by the municipality OF s.. Peters
| burg and VIII receive in audience dele
| cations from the municipalities OF the
| principal cities Of the Russian empire
L
The corner stone of the new French nos
! pital and in the evening NJ. Faure will
preside al banquet which he will give
al the French embassy in honor Of the
car.
On wednesday, August IS. President
Faure will be present at a grand review
on the parade ground OF the Krasnoe-
| Solocamp The review will be follow
ed by grand military breakfast and
The days entertainments will wind up
with a brilliant fete in the gardens OF
the Peterhoff palace.
on Thursday there will be a grand re-
view in the Cronstadt roads OF the COM
bined French and Russian squadrons.
al the termination OF which Presiien:
Faure will bid farewell to the car and
cza-ina and return on board The Pot
haue.
The president should reach Dunkirk
on his return journey on Tuesday, Au-
gust 81.
Among the magnificent decorations
prepared for the occasion ot the visit OF
VI. Faure TO s.. Petersburg is a very
handsome fountain 20 be known as the
Faure fountain. constructed in tae mid
die OF the historic Kazan Square. II IS
destined 10 remain as permanent; mem
orial OF The visit Of the president Of the
French republic 70 the car Of all the
Russias
President Fsure ,akes with him 500
medals in gold ana platinum. eighty 0:
silver gil; and twenty o. dQu gold. ali o.
which have been especially struck for
presentation u TIE Russian guard %
honor which viii at,end he pres dent
during his stay IN Russia, ana 20 the
various Russian officials who Will be in
attendance On TIE chief magistrate os
France
These medals bear or ore side me pro
hle % an eflgy OF the repu5Ilc ana the
words "Repuolique Franchise" On he
diverse side % the medals Is a wreath
o. laurels surrounding Angus. 1897"
The se1li-offfcial Ncvce V-ey-.e threw
a danpe- upon the visi, .. the French |
president: % Russia by denying that "
Faure would be accompanied by his vie !
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BOMBS IN CONsTANrINoPLE
Three Attempts Made I'm the Sultan's Capt..
tai Produce "A Panic.

Constantlnople. Aug. 1S.-The city is
almost in a panic tonight over the news
of the bomb explosions this afternoon at
three different points. The explosions
are attributed 10 the Armeniaas
Al 3 O'Clock a bomb was thrown Just
outside the police headquarters in Pera
district. It failed 10 explode. Almost
a the same moment IN Armenian. whose
name is believed 10 5e Garavbel. was ar
rested at the Imperial Ottoman bank in
package OF explosives which he was try
ing 10 ignite.
a second bomb was exploded in a pri-
vate road between the vizie-ate office
% the grand viZier) and the state coun-
Gil house. one man was killed and sew
eral others were severely injured. The
explosion shattered windows in the vici-
nity and did other slight damage.
The police have made number OF ar
rests. Reports Of the outrages spread
quickly through the city and caused
great excitement; The police ana the
guards AZ the sultaa's palace are taking
extraordinary pIScaGlOlS t1nlSh-. which
have given color 20 a rlimor tnat the
bomb-throwing is part OF a widespread
plot.
The most abject terror prevails in the
precincts OF the palace.
In many parts OF the city. particularly
in the vicinity OF the police headduar-
ters ana state council house. al the
shops were closed. and Il was necessary
70 call ouc the entire police force and
military before anything Ike calm was
restored.
The Armenian who was arrested a. the
Imperial Ottoman bank was trying. j. Is
reported, 20 place the bundle o. expao-
sives near one % he main entrances.
The crowd who saw him delivered by the
bank officials 70 The police would have
made short work Of him II they had no,
been prevented.
syracuse. n Y. Aug IS-A; Kirk
Park today. Crescerts won the third
heat Of the 2-22 class rrosting in 217l-l
breaking the worlds record for Swear
ODDS on a naif mile srsr,, TIC -,-a,-s,,.-
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Grand Circuit Races at Gien's Falls.

Glen's Falls, y. Y, Aug. 1S.-At the
grand circuit races today, the track was
fast, the weather clear, the attendance
large. Summary:
215 class. pacing. purse 81, 500 tunfin-
ished from yesterday; fifth and sixth
heats paced today: Ambulator won
fourth, fifth and sixth heats. Time 2:15
IA; PHI IA; 210 -. w. H. G. won sec
ond and third heats. Time 2:15 IA; PA
ga. Passing Bel won first heat in 2:13
81. Winfield. Fred Wilkes, Quadriga.
Myrtle G, Nellie and George Wallace
also started.
The two-year-old, go class. trotting.
purse 81 900: jamie T won second and
third heats Time 2:25; 2:23 - Miss
Duke second; Princess Flavia. third
Green Bird won first heat in 2:25 1-2. but
was distanced in second heat. Andy al
SO started.
PIG trotting, purse 81, 800: Emiy won
second. third and fourth heats Time,
215 3-3; ZIG "a; 2:16 "A. Lucy Carr
won first heat in 216 IA. Tuna. third.
Miss Gatewood. Lyon, Ledde L and
Bower Bel also started.
2:0s pacing. purse $1,000: Heir-at-Law
Won in straight heats. Time 2:09; 2:0S
IL; 2:o9. Hail Cloud, second; Bright
Light, third. Pearl Onward. Badge, Jo-
He, Berkshire Courier and Nyda Wilkes
also started.
2:so three-year-olds. trotting. purse
$1,000: Fanny Foley won in straight
heats Time PIG IA; PIG IA POI. Tim
IRA, second; Nilessa, third. Kittie New
man and Freely also started.
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TIE WEATHER.

Wichita. Kan. Avg IS 1887
Local forecasts FOR Wichita ard vicinity:
Until Friday fair. with slowly rising tenn
perature.
During ;he past - hours the highest tenn
peTature has been - me lowest ~ and the
mean 7e with a Thunderstorm before day
and heavy ram, followed BY clear weather.
gentle northeast and north Slrd and mod
er0tely high barometer.
The total rainfall 2uisag the thunderstorm
was -S6 inch; tbs Includes the amour, { q
.nch) reported yesterday.
Yesterday TIE r.ver had risen S OF foot
All th.s morning /; bad risen 4 more and
stood az 81 feet on the gauge. This rise
comes from the Little river. the Big Arl<an-
sas river remaining dry above town.
Thus Tar this month The average temper
allure has been y. and the total rainfall has
been SO inches. which Is 81 Inches more
than the normal.
For the past n-ne years the average tenn
perature for the month OF August has been
q. and FOR the 18th day. ~
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Aug. l&-Forecast for
Thursday:
Kansas-Fair; variable winds
Oklahoma and Indian Terr!tory-Gener-
ally fair; northerly winds.
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BORDER ISALARMED
ENGLANVS WILD FOES ARE FAR
FROM BEATEN OFF,

mented Forces-No Place for Non-Com-
batants. and Women are Sent to More
Wholesome 0usrters-ReinfOrceme nts
and Reconnaissance are the Order of the
| the Clash of Arms.
! Slmla. Aug. 1S.-4 p. NIT is an
nounced here this afternoon that the
whole frontier seems 10 be alarmed.
The Afridis are marching through the
Khyber pass upon Jamrud. wh.le the
Orakzais are advancing by Kurram and
are threatening Semana.
| The Thirty-sixth regiment OF Sikhs.
which is divided into detachments along
| the frontier. has been ordered 70 concen-
| tra;e a. once. AL the ladies' except Mrs.
| Desvoeux. the wife OF Major Desvoeux
OF the Thirty-sixth Silks. have left
| SANTANA and reached Hanga IN safety.
The Guarrah and Sam.l-Mazasai have
combined and threaten Parachonar. in
the Kurram valley, which Is garrisoned
by detacsments Of Goorkhas and Silks
News has been received here confirm
ing the report that the Afridais from The
Bazaar valley and the Orakzais have
risen. The latter are reported 10 be de-
scending in force on the Kurramthull
road, on watch is situated The Sadr post.
This post is held by a native officer and
thirty Silks. a detachment OF cavalry
has left Kurram with instructions 10
asCartaio tha movements oF the Ora k
zais.
The reinforcements sent TO Kohat have
reached that place.
The force ot British and Indian troops
under the command Of General Blood is
now in camp a, Kohat.
/ The British cavalry yesterday pur-
sued the enemy las far as Barikot, III
Teen miles beyond Caakdaha
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Explosion of Gas Pipe Bomb Full OF
Ten-Penny Nails, which Misses Feii1
because He is not There when 1t Goes
on, and which WouIdu't Have Hur
Him II 1t had Hit Him.
Paris, Aug. 1S.-The departure o.
President Faure on his visit 10 the car
al St Petersburg today was marked oy
a scene of greatest excitement, accom-
panied by the circulation of the widest
kind OF rumors. After his departure, a
bomb exploded along the route the pa
rade had followed, and although no dam
age was done and in spite Of the fact
that nobody was hurt, the most intense
excitement prevailed for a long time af-
forwards and the sensational reports had
II that those who had exploded the bomb
had intended an outrage of a more seri-
Gus nature.
The president received an ovation
from the public when he started on MS
Journey 10 Russia Large crowds OF peo-
ple lined the route from the Elysee Pal
ace to the railway station and greeted
the president With enthusiastic cries OF
give la RepubIiQue! Vive la Russia.
Vive Ia Faurer
Ten minutes after the presidents de-
parture, while the crowds were return
ing along the route traversed by NJ.
Faure, a bomb exploded al the corner OF
the Boulevard Magenta and the Rue La
Fayette. IN front OF the restaurant Du-
val.
The report caused a panic in the neigh
borhood and all sorts of wild stories
were circulated, based on the statements
attributed to anarchists that their next
effor would be an artemp on ne lie OF
Presiden Faure. Upon investigation by
the police, however, il developed that
the explosion caused but little damage
and that nobody was hurt. The bomb
was Of cylindrical form, was covered
with yellow paper and appeared to have
contained a black substance, possibly
coarse gInpowder, mixed with large
headed nails, similar 10 those usually
found in roughly constructed Internal
machines used by the less Intelligent
class of anarchists. Fragments Of the
bomb were taken to the prefecture OF
police, where they were submitted TO
thorough examination upon the part Of
experts. who pronounced the bomb TO
have been a comparatively harmless at
fair.
The coincidence OF the explosion Of the
bomb along the route 50 recently follow
ed by the president was the subject OF
comment and an official in
vestigation into the affair is in progress.
Later in the day the officials Of the
prefecture Of palice who had been inves-
tigating the fragments Of the bomb. de-
clared that it had consisted Of an iron
tube thirty centimeters long and five cen
timeters in diameter. Ii was placed in a n
empty store close by the corner OF the
Boulevard and the Rue La Faye,te.
Some OF the nails contained in ii were
thrown few feet on the sidewalk.
Scraps Of paper were found about the
scene Of the explosion inscribed ''Vive
a Liberter' and ''Vive la Pologno"' ap-
indicating that the author Of
,he explosion today was the same indi-
yidual who caused the explosion in the
Bots de Boulogne and in the Place de la
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Re.t Bnntlnr ana Fs.hsa-

-c1ai OF sae Col5-ass Ntans rzllsoas
Rates a-e vs-y loE . A. pso-l-x Trl.e
a. iEast.z;et peUgaI---
y. p BAILEY. ?. p A.
Denver. Co
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Washington, Aug. 1S.-The president
has appointed Louis A. Walker OF
Helena, Mont. to be melter at the Unit
ed States assay ONCE az Helena, Mont.
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Tommy. who was Joan OF Arc," asked
the teacher. 'Noah's wife" said Tommy,
who Is considered great at guessing
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The nan v>o knows himself vez,, ~
sno~ sooS deal about o:l-s1 Esea--Essss. z
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\ baby in buggy is a good thing. but no
man likes 10 push It along
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IOWA REPUBLIcAN CONVENTION

Keep the blood pure by taking Hood
Sarsaparilla, the one true blood purifier.
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An Abominabie Legacy.

tendency to rheumatism Is undouht-
eddy inherited. Unlike many other lega-
c.es, II remains in the family The most
effectUal means of checking this
tendency or Of renewing irc;pient
rheumatism, whether pre-ex;stert in
the blood CT not is TO resort
70 Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as soon as
The premonitory twinges are felt Null;fv-
Ing the influences of cold. exposure and
fatigue, the Bitters not only fortifles the
system against their hurtful consequences
but subjugates malaria. liver and kidney
complaint, dyspepsia and nerve Dispute
tEae
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Two-year-oId Trottinr Record.

Chic. Cal, Aug. 1S.-At the circuit
races here today in the first heat of the
two-year-old trot Prince Ansell reached
the wire in 2:22 -, but afterwards went
around the circle in 2:2O 1-2. lowering the
two-year-old trotting record OF the Unit
ed States, 50 far as reported this year.
San Diego, Cal, Aug. 1S.-Colonel FL
mer Otis, L. S. A, retired, died today
after a long Illness Of diabetes.
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yer. All the friends of silver know the
reasons for these seeming contradictions
and will fight for the reconciliation OF
silver and elect Bryan in 1900 al the
same. We cannot be made to desert ouI
co,ors by any sophistry based on tempo
rary conditions. 3. r. TILLMAN.
CROP FAILURES THE CAUSE.
jordan Springs, Va, Aug. IA, 1897.
To the Editor Of the Herald:
The increased demand for wheat re-
eulting from the failure Of crops abroad
naturally causes its price to advance.
while the decreased demand for silver,
resulting from the action of Japan and
conditions of distress in India. naturally
has the opposite effect on the price of
silver.
Both demonstrate anew the correctness
of the theory of bimetallism, and that is
that the supply and demand regulate the
values OF al things, including money.
All this can but serve to convince think
ing men of the absolute correctness Of the
Democratic doctrine and streng hen that
Party with the people.
JAMES K. JONES.
IS A LOGICAL RESULT.
San Diego, Cal, Aug. Ia, 1897.
To the Editor of the Herald:
I discover nothing in silver or wheat
prices 70 weaken the declarations OF the
Chicago platform. The market con-
tinues % demonstrate that adverse gov
ernmental action does impair silver val
ues. This is in accord with the plat
form doctrine.
Bimetallists do not contend that short
wheat crop vii not affect prices. The
claim is made and sustained that gold
appreciation lowers prices. Wheat is
high, Notwithstanding the discrimination
in favor Of gold. L would be higher in
rhe absence of gold appreciation. The
prices Of gold or silver depend upon the
beneficial uses 10 which the same may
be devoted, and the consequent demand
therefor. Depreciation necessarily ac- |
companies prohibition or limitation Of
use. If the use Of wheat We're made !
criminal the marke; would show il.
Silver and gold viii respond to legis- |
lation and policies, whether favorable or
otherwise. Neither will be of great val |
ue If their money character is denied by
law. The price of silver is one Of the |
logical results Of the election OF McKin-
ley. Had Bryan been chosen the con-
trary tendency would appear. ! regard
the successful assault upon silver as
most unfortunate, and the grave results
following are but slightly ameliorated by
better wheat prices, which exist 70 a linn
tied extent in spite Of contracted cur
rency. The Democratic party, by ad-
herring to its platform, will win.
STEPHEN NJ. WHITE.
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USING CHEAP BOMBS
FRENCH ANARCHISTS FAIL TO BRING
DOWN II. FAURE

On the Day OF His Departure to Visit His
Great and Good Friend Nicholas OF
Russia, All Paris 10 PanIckv Over the
Explosion Of n Gas Pipe Bomb Full OF
Ten-Penny Nails, which Misses Felix
because He is not There when IL Goes
on, and which Wouidu't Have Hurt
Him II 1t had Hit Him.
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syracuse. y. Y. Aug. lS-A; Kirk
Park today. CresceTg;s won the third
heat Of the 2-22 class trosting in 217l-l
breaking the worlds record for Swear
ODDS on half mile track The previous
record was 2IsI-4
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Kansas-Fair; variable winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Gener-
ally fair; nOrtheriy winds
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THE DAILY q A0LH
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all competitors
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THE WEEKLY EAGLE
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FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Aug. 1S.-Forecast for
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ears the avers ge tenn
n OF August has been
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Address Engine" This Office.
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BUCKLEN's ARNrcA sALvE

Sued the enemy las 1df as BaflhotI II
Teen miles beyond Caakdaha.