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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-31
A SLANGING MATCH.
TEArS AND JTDsos ENsHs>GE
COMPLIMENTS AT THE TRIAL
Why the Candidate. Helped Out
Teats--Iarr~nsc of Wheat Ar
rivals From Eastern Washington
The Yacht Race at Tacoma
school savings Banks Co tie In
fro1 uced-

SPECIAL Dispatch 70 TIE PoSt-fufell.seacer
TACOMA. Aug. 9a.-Tne council tonig st
spent three hoars listening % 6nvuaT
Tsats' dsfenSe 20 The charges - rnalfeas-
snce preferred aga Ess hirs ~ Mayer Faw-
c@tt- Teats made q strong sg4ecn In Favor
q hls motion "a dismiss the case Ter want
OF evidence. but was averruled
City Attorney Je1son IN his reply ard
TeaEs "a his speech INSIDE personal aItn-
sions galore. Jazdson accused Tssts q per-
scouting t1c@e VITO refused 60 put sp
fees BY secretly YretsrT.ss charges against
them Tests ia his rerly character xaa
JgtEon's activity as cue 20 = fear ef iosirx
his salary by the mayors power q re-
rloTai
The evidence submitted was along The
sans lines as thar Of TIE previous rreet-
irS- Several witnesses asserted saas Trey
felf they wogl8 stand IN 3 better N~hs be-
fore ire commission Il they halpea cut
Teats-
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In FROM AMBUSH
..rv POSSE NET BIZ 4 MOON
~uEns rtsnapE-


Ark. Aug SIX men
~ .s - nsassacres - re 49, e
- - - ~ Poe< county TsStfFssay
= - ~re mers kiile1 alright, TIC
1sfzsen~ vsundess and LETT FOR dead
- -, ssva srvstsrsosassy DISAPPEARED
~ AID or are being hid cap
= g - - saedlss who committed tie
~ 80 - are Capt z. 2. Taylor. o.
- - deputy United States
6f4 - los rsods5n. % Stone c5ua-
1111sA = ,~srxsag. TIE fatally EoEnd-
,~ararrs named Eenfrow- os
y - TIE uames CT TIE Kiss
- - ros known. but tasy are
] - - aerufy sneriffs from al
- xsrs ali oa1cers. deputy mar
e sx2aty zaerlfts, zae TIE aasn
y - axfzi work OF carnage arc
- A .ss bss8est aid nsost dss-
-. ss~xr Tae scene % the bsooiy
x..leh or raylas y the mount
-. eaansy. an isolated Epsf. Talr-
=. - Rass@slsliie. fas nearest tel
- ard tan niles ff0Ea AitE
- says axo a successful raid WAS
x I. - szrss locality. Il @hlca 3 doE-
'....sssrsrs were captured and brought
- eaek. one AZ them tod the Of
a -. A. least Eve szrge distiiier1ss
- .<zslzg u tie sane ns.saoorhood-
- r,sh his posse. located . large
z.s.ss oz<i.s SATURDAY night. and de-
~ 8 -sx< she raid Sunday IN daylight.
<ss.xsx slightly II advance q als
&c. ~as within thirty feet Of the
- wkxr Be vas suddenly sfred agson
SSbayh ard Instantly killed. As
~ 80 70 Tsyicr. be Eas also shot
- trsciu Pistols began 70 crack
sefiens. ard 4 tSFriase voiley was
ats she remaining officers.
frnfrsw brothers. fen MORALLY
80 an6 iag ~ the roadside untif
~ = - dag . Traveller named Pack
- b.. Al tire bandits Rad disap-
~ = vel IS tao Of TIE deputy sher-
= a l1sfs- have rot since been heard
5nnf xxx hs'ssved either % have been
80 esuadea or taken away captive
n n5oasksners. The traveller rushed
sasi;ls WITH the news and the cor
- ~ 1 shsri1s posse. started for the
- ~ rsws has been received since
~ 1ez-sed Pack thinks the Rensrow
~ VII be dead before the party
- sA<n-
xtNt isawn ~ whom tire murders
~ 1sEissrd bet tie officers lzeliege
= ~ + composed OF dasperade-a
tzhi Ny Horace Bruce ard lain
! 1sA - of th@ most dangerous char
fznk sA4t locality.
~ Tziss6 States 0ffscera were TO-DAY
! fs< ~ permission 70 offer a reward FER
81 sus q the gang. to which the state
II 9srisgss. ami = determined effort
81 SIDE % capture them. II = very
nsake ne Effort will lead 10 further
zas1<s
~ Taysay WAS an ex-captAin in the
s&rI srmy. He had served two years
- xsss legislature. and was noted FOR
bkes<7
kaksi csrxsr iris afternoon received
sEsstnF telegram from the attorney
"a.
sTkxEISGTnS. Aug. 81 Expense Of
- ssasscs 10 executive approval. not
seees rAn authorized. Five hundred
taNyzFsrt snthor xets for capture and
aezr q fssrxhaI Of all perkers ffrp.s-
~ ; &c murder .NckENSA."
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srguna~nt on the seaIer.. Claims.

HALIFAX. y. $ Aug a.-Mv Bei-ua
opened his argument today before sne Bsr-
lng SEA commission. 50 aking 20 the aue.-
ton q tne scope q the convention. Hs re-
ferre3 70 the seizure % British vessels. tie
Imprisonment OF their crews BY The United
States and ths hardship 20 these rren.
The eases when brought before ne Paris
tribunal. he sid wsre decided against -
United States on several points Mr Be5aua
teok issaie in certain reSp@css with re
statement OF ths United STATES brief fhat
ihs scope Of The conve ntioa was limited hy
Is oTu statements The speaker contend
20 taat the United States was Mahge. By
re decision q The Paris tribunal. Tor al
damages caused By ihe claim OF fhat coun-
Try % control over fur saals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-31
Rrxatt. Of Ruttn Rnsr.

SALT LAKE Utah. Aug IA special
20 che Tribune srasn Bgtts. sfort. gives
ire following results % the races:
EpliT ard a half furianes- Highland Pail
Wuss, EeN NuiE second. Barney Schre{tser
third Time -
Five and a half furIsngs-Tmp. IalluD-
ksiani won. Anaaeirn second Alicia third
Tiuse 9sIa1s
Faur fursangs- Honest John won Chin
COX sec8rs3 fsif shira TINE ~
seven ffsrioug@-An Sunnke wcu TIN
&arnas second CaVaua thfTd Tlfnz ..ss1s
Five FnfiouEs-fat T. w8r thsifrsslfTfr
second March shsrd Tiuae eas1
Faur farienEH- Mnrver wn~ Tsshrlis Sec
und yfncis John third Time Etz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-31

NEW YORK. Aug. Samson spof1@s a
c}sas victory for his Colts tofav bv ur~-
fsE Ernslia 20 rau sha game At shs sv-
of ire eighth ErnsIie-s refusal 20 ra-s-
Ply With Ansnn's request brought fn~4s
A. epithe, from the big captain Fer fhts
Ansos ~ss nnsd IS ard psst aaf q -.
wa-Te Tier Everett arr Decker ~o-.-
Enerced sn argument WITH T~-sfsa ara
he assessed them Sc esch WITH A-So~
oct - the game Tie Colts we're che MAJ
short ard Er1Siis pulled hfs clock ara
called TIRE hatters Rvan underworld %
ezt- pat was called from the plate ore
minute having expired ard no szan corr
Tx 40. IRE man who shauid have faced
IRE riteser was seclarps eut ard nav
resumed U-hen ire frnuhte arose ~
score E-as 70 81 favor ~ Csic4Ee They
made ikFee mora vsns in the n{nrn So naa
ne New yoTks came 10 has m ths5r hals
q the niuth Decker was on S-Sf ha&p
r. Place q Ans1n ard FrisnS covsre.
ct aei6, rs form savsioBea IN = rexnis-
zion Chicago Cl1o dressing gawr wAise
On his head vas g Chicago cap Thn
p}aylnE o Frfegss. wao fhsy claimed was
not ia Uniform. Two nen wsns out IN
succession ard Joyce ard fs5aason hee1n
70 protest agar Messrssry w4s Instruct
20 ret % 40 20 hst ard Euus}5a called slse
Eazae tire score rsvertlsz 20 Ire esvhta
innirg. Sullivan startea % p5tca aus
shFee hone runs ard Two aagger IN tas
innings caused ais retirement seYasoar
relieved hsn- Attendance = asa Score.
r II z
5sscaes -. .-.-..-..-.s Is
sullivan. Seymour sna war
asr. Grsrsz ard E1tgreags- L nlplrcs--
Exnsfs and Carpenter
BALTIMORE. Aaw ss.-Taa C-hAusn5ezs
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Thn Matilda sim t~~s.

Srecli pizr.aseh % - Fost-rnssts iTs -esr
TACOMA. Aug. #--Tha fouvth rare 81
ta- zTssoczhtp cav series ~ tae Ia
coEna Model Xar-t Cfga wns azGla8 Ss1rsav
a. Ola TxaoTFzz. aux Wsx wnn ~ FrSnk
Ora Efe-1's Afk2So; Fra5 Balls Matte
p. seec1s. G. e Lasfe's Aanerfaa fsssr8
TIRE = minutes. THe ~lmf wa it9hs
IRE Malta 4 sfsH leads n points ap8
= SIS ans 3rst ~ seeanG place IL tae
rexs raee - - Sailed $ept asngAz - sh
wsa ear-aTe the car
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statement Of the revenue Il wfn be able to
assign a. A guarantee f0w the indemnify
loans The government offers 20 set apart
revenues amounting TO 46Ea 40 drachzsas
yearly TIE Austrian govern nzant & -
stated. hes proposed the re5ectson a the
British plan Tor the settlement % the
CTaec0- Turkish difficulty. and urges that
the i've remaining powers proceed with the
conclusion O, peace between the two couu-
tries.
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1S1Fs- IBIS s-sez ire senora ssax4 a. -
III see--Esan- TIE scare for rare 4rns-x
- rstiez ~ yards
alters tsE ro< x.or a. re e-4 ~ -.
nsrAe hours oz- corrsr1sa rssazx In a. -.
fsIlvf 20 break TIE ~e-0-S FOR 80 --s1s-
Tstca De sseece@sess n aalrx. egr@r4-g -
easlazce ~ koers = rslzusszs e a. 49,
oads.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-31

HA8TBTRs Ang w.--Tae aEre@-7e-s ar
-srss AZ serw~@z - lss3seE A-us-ca0
dynamite corr gartes snA ,Ea Nobel rrFzst
has seen rafaae-f - pravtsso-s ex-.11s
A-7aerfrs~ nsa -sts~ers Il dynamite xvosa
shs Sosi-a A.rteEa nzsrkss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-31
Burglars Clean out "a Hank

TAPANEE. ont. Aur. = -Sa-,a -
Friday night the branch Of the rgor,grg@v
bank here was entered By burglars ard
8s--k@ In stocks and cash taken from tha
vault When the officials tried the vaufr
saturday morning they could nor vovx
4 sua an expert was sent Tor. II ~
not anti Saturday night that fhe expe~r
sSt through with the w0tk and the Dis
eoVe-y was then made q the robbery.
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~rth low ,. Thelr onlv rholrr

NV YORK Aug H-Tsa executive
committee % the C.-lze1s' t-nt1r a. a
r1setsn& Tonight GeE3aesi 70 s.aE1 sAa-e xtrh
S+et~ Low ana uo 0taeT as SIS -zr3 GATE Tor
r-avor - Greater New = s~s- FgsE7s ru.e
Is whA. s 8rsre&. ard stare s75 eatIana1
issues are 20 he shsune& Au rhhs was
oaeac3r se1 to~ra 81 a reps ssrs - CAT
r~sa James . Reynolds 80 fne urien. %
Es-esei r C1.ES. of tee Eeaae5l-an caaa-
~ committee gG IRE iuvifs tsc-o - & c-z-
ta-srSe - nsl-TaznTzzry e-Eac IA t&ozs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-31

spaCis1 Disrat.a 70 the -fnfaiis xereer
TACOMA. AE@. ri Tee sehosi saw8nw&
city during tne eorafng ssncal year 0na
- t1e dirertors ~i5l present tHs matter
% re eosrz rneF rr fhts wex ard AZ
members sre pisssea - "a supp1rf. Tass
wla ~ ths arss traal % TIE system oafsiaa
g ths Yea EuEisne states. sxeeptIng 81
Nieh8gan
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asIDrsc IIaroR JOINTS.
-. rsa,er Pour out Liquor saa

tNr1 sHfonn ttxfurrs.
rlSsAs CRY. Aug. sa-Ten saloons in
Asat el'f Kan. we're FaE5sd ~ the POI
, ~ sTssssng and Esssl worth Of Hanars
= MD ard peared into the CATERS.
80 NFrstzre ard axtures. fllirg ten
xesTs Vas sesxsd ard cargssi To- police
.zFssFserS Where II VIII be burned to-
Hrx
nasssAtlens are under old injunc-
= Azx.ass ne sosuts and their rrepfls-
= xsss Esfmaneft many months ago.
. = Tf19eFty = - - DESTROYED with
8 sF'szr process Of lzw. Similar action
= : nkss against sone seventy other
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rSsH 4 rwESrf-aot Nn DRAW.
'vasrds sns Mcfarland Have a

v ~
ssniest st New orteen-.
- psLFANS AUG. . Jack Ever
- No MePartisnd fought 4 ara "
Z. -. = seszass h@fets The 81 Rs~nsesf
- - ssss scaighs- TIRE arena was not
49, sa's'seted 20 hel3 the frrvae usa
sh's asfenaea. ror was fhe prs
- ~ to mob got hevor,i con-
So. - sassse Vas danger 81 a cola pee
49,. satsfs eeFe tengl4f. Mcpa~flapa
'se sisat scisaee. He drew bios.l
as.,s FFkxlnx away With BIS left.
sferhsset. ara esea nlrg arw
i sasase . himself. Ruf ~ co,.ilf 49,;
Z essfs7fsf enoagh punishment - ryst
+ shs rires~n~sA fs,s~4.-..ss
- Nei'svtlaaa auu a. sNe @-e -
I -. 'sssa me as5t uas declared
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H.RRIrN'S SEAT VACANT.
Penn~yIvaais Democrats Dethrone
T2etr Leader.

READING. Pa Aux Spy 2 vote q
s So q .ae state D@mocrntic -ous1 stttee
z5grra8 q resolution declaring vsraut tAe
7eas - 81 Uis- H8rrsty- ~ Pas34 3elrA.E.
tn tsa national Ies.gzasrz-le committee
Tse rcmn tcee rzeE ia Zae raoz1s ~ ne
-le-l~er trEo by dlge-t.ar - che exscu-
-tes committee to consider tsa vaeanry IN
tssa national ceu7r8it.se. Tae pre-eet5 u -
uer. ex-i-ax froEa starr g. Eelsa aa3 AZ
one ssa-a i eaI >eTsn was "a sss aeau ny
sests Chairman German te stscc Times M
g E.ssry. - F.tEs1Grg. for i--erv4 gsl1g the
sr=a kars
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sEsecas} DISPATCH 20 TIE psst-Tn'eilieerrer
TACOMA Aug ss.-Tbrse notices -
mining losafiuns were ssl-a tefsy which
ara out g enc or sis2rg- Tire e3afr1s are
heated scurh q Buckley, 81 tbs en4nts.
ana re discovery il claimed 70 - 4 tavsa
body OF Eraphits. 4 sgsup ia % TIE mineral
was SsHs 70 This city bar 10 sest hax been
Fn2ee - It's quality. TIE nzA-ersa IS sad
"a - very rare m ehss country
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THE CzAR's MEASURE OF MERCY
siberian Exile to Be Abolished Part
II and Fn,uFs~oum Adopted.

LONDON. Arr s0-Ths Daily Chror!c,s
this n -nlrr puhlishes The announcement
ina ere car eas te-3&ed uge- ths partial
aacHfaor - re exile 10 siberia o. c-rz-
svais and the substitution tH=rs Tor q ca1-
anerzsn- IN large c4ntrsI prisons IN Rus
ssa The change wiI sec9rns effective
year 1eucs-
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Berlin. Auz. "a COLLISION bsswesz
passenger trains 41oK plsre near EonW5n-
L. AZ midnight Three Locomotives ard SIX
-ar-ss-rz wewu wrecked Jzo persons we're
ss'5s1 ard fsurtes- Injured. - re latter
il = thouxhe pFahahls. Ewelve wsL Sue
egraA - tas1r tnfzVIss-
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HARTFORD Cann.. Aug r. -Folinwiag
Rre fhs results ~ TIE grams Circlgtt ysces.
zaa class. pacing parse sAa-fs BUMPS
wen in straight heats FsesF fffue s.aSts
sss class trotting purse fG.aa-The Maak
w~w tesf atgne- *
81 class frtttfnE. 3-Ke1r-es3s. pure
s. ssa-Amhv wen. Best slime Ss
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PORTLAND Or Aux N-Tohn 2.
Fgnk Ana WIT E. Palmer twa TacaHss eye
cllsts arrived ngve e, 10 e'c'oez scnisf--
Thy lsfs T8catra st eeli 2 RS ccver'aE
tbs distance - is ussav IN q ecus 2
49,
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ATHENS Aux. %-Fn the chn~zaer ~
serurles today n Rail- ire preEzie-. rye
serted a astl for tle Fefs-FscE u portion
- tHe carTaut crog1 declaring s7af t5a
ernrs4n- weusd n che G1essisn as
ere . cozassnce- TIE b.ll passed - arst
reNG5nE
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vAEnTwOSTUE AK 1-Tee a-st
ss,a L the construction % t1e tazese
aasse~-s railway Was cur 81 Cs.eEzz aear
SsAz zsEsattsrsEsyz tsdsT. rzE4eT q
Chinese zzras-4t5aS we're present
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ror nlrs4iin9 E.arwc sura.

R0STO%. Au~. Robert s Strain
president - the Ua3set States T-ieEra I'm
Company iA thks eity was ARRESTED toss
tsv IN iaspscter Frorn lsoitre hTafQtlaTteFs
on 4 charge ~ ernh.ztilug y3sea
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Saaesai 7sHpatch ss ere fseat- grtsI. eeEcer.
TACOMA Aug za-what rsa D8s are
f~rrsaHsnx Ezslv Cae htsrGse8 ss8 tweu-
ew-uGae car Iaeas were reserves NsrssaE
ana to-day. prszeiEa1y frem tsss walls
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OTTAWA. Aug. Sa.-The fund raised n
Canada for the india famine sufferers has
been closed TIE amount contributed wzs
E7s1sl
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Ex-seustas- PETER. although clasSed
when IL ths senate neither &s a D.-zocrA-
4 Popultsr or free SILVER mar, buzz as
member q rhe Farmers Alliance. never
thslass affiliated vita tre silver rsez and
vas strongly IA favor 81 the alliArcs
formed q the last campaign Pe1ezs
attitude OF dissatisfaction Is 20 : large
ezEsat personzl bnt II = the exhahsr5oa
CT 8 condition which may affect osher
leaders lz the Popsltst ard fres silver
parties. A reading fires sslverlss conl-
plalned 70 jour correspondent Eos long
ago quite bitterly regarding the Demo-
Gratis. saying that rae l4se alliance had
beeE. u neGclal 70 tho Democrats only.
PsSers s1,csssor n ths sexszte is mere
OF Democrat than Pepal.st. ard the
same - charged 10 be true Ok Senator
HeltEead. q IDAHO. the successor 0f Fred
Dubois. the leader Il TIE silver Rspg5-
leans. The F5pal.zts and silver Repgb-
Hcaas complain trzt they have no aSslr-
ance thai ! similar result may not come
fron the alliance al aI3zg the tire. Ser
ator Marion Butter. Ct North Carolina.
Chairman u the Pogalist party. fees SAL
ishe4 thar an aIlance with tire Demo-
Gratis in thai state would result u his ba-
Il & succeeded by q Democrat and IN Mon
tsns and Utah where oHIy silver uen
can be elected Ssnators Mantle ard Can
ncn have good reason 70 fear that Denla-
Gratis may be chosen 70 succeed thern-
II Utah. for example, there Is every posi-
bic reason from the point OF view % The
silver alliance gnat Senator Cannon should
he supported ~ the Democrats for
re-elecfiaa. Yet the iadfca tons are now
very str0ng THAI an effort wlI De made
~ elect a Democrat IN his place Repub-
leans are rejoicing over these evidences
o. GksintegTation q the silver forces.
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VENICE Azw z-A Grezg aTs oc-f--
nsar tze esntsr & re cry tg~4ay sd = :
believed ~1rA E2eE were alrue1 . zsasa
49, fza- thezr sesases a-@ su-ss-3 = ~
sea-12
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ALRANY y y. Aus - F,rastus Corn
inx Efea scaay - snoplsSy. awea y wears.
tie Vas one cf tle wealthiest @sn n the
sfata. ffis charities were naraHrcns-
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Japan and Portugal win Trade.

LISBON. Aug "a commercial trsatv
between Japan and Portugal VAS slznea
today.
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WafsA district. Considerable wheat Is he-
suE shlppea from Eastern Washington 70
California, - this port Ssuse u ia
grain Is hei3 Cor expert. bas the MAJOR
part IS probably for milling purposes
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ma HaEAKrse RECORDS.
asd <teeks Centfmue Their
~ FsFforsssns.a NJ l,.r.n-.s

ss,...s y 20 fsssanss~ at Cn1foTss.
as N-The t.yse raee for
d Aaica wcs oeEs1 81 CasFersf
~ wEea A. p Walters Heat
3 aase n SIX haurs ra3iae.
- - this evening Toaf ghs
.ae asst 2 RIFLES ia 7 aomr 3
se,sagsas stlii teaaEiuw s3se
aaa renFate 5v .ao{ nz
esTe-e& g. e Yards
- 80 81 1llee N ler-ls ". far..A
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Trya e-sz scs8 Asa1 al- Eas a2A&s q Ez~
zsaas Il "a - - Aassgs1-E- 3.esn1sz ~.
NE.1-
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rne whest CROP ~ Argentine Is SAID 20
=. CIV a.A.an Or al-rs clns.lEaIs. loE-.
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Lieus--f5en- Azcarrasa. who was ap-
pointed BY the queen regent Of Spain 70
succeed the late senior Castillo as pre-
mier, and with whom .-ae United SAFES
wiI have 70 deal in the settlement Of The
Cuban question. IS a Spanish soIsler OF
ancient descent and 4 friend q the limited
monarchy. AxcarraEa Is well fitted FOR
Just such a position. No inErigusr = t5e
whole court 81 Spain Is more adept than
Senior Azcarraga
he it was who compassei the downfall
q Gen. CampCs. When The present reyo-
hutton broke our. Campos was put 81 com
rnan5 u the Spanish forcss IN the island
Of Cuba CaTnp0S was a mild ard xpu.is
soldier. Azcarraga knew his wea kEess.
and there was no trick 70 which the willy
diplomat G3a rot resort 20 dgscredi; his
ancient enemy. TIE Cuban revolution
was Swollen 20 FIVE times ifs size In the
eyes 81 the Spanish parliament. and Mar
tinez CamPos suffered accordingly. cam
pos was ooo leag CUES away from the center
q government Al Madrid. AzearraSa was
ln The fuil tide u power AZ home TIE r.
sulf ~ his intrigaes g known 20 the whole
world
Azcarraga undermined Campos. ard had
that nobIe general recalled 20 s8a'n. In
hiss place was sent Capt.-Gen- Weyler the
nan who has earned the tit7e OF
'hu.cher and il was ths shrewa Span
iar8, Ax1arraga. who kept him there
Consistently refusing 20 be identified
WIKI any ministry Liberal or fsonServa-
tive Re has held The reirs % government
ia Madrid ard while 4 friend Of IRE
Democrats, ne has made himself almost
acceptable 70 TIRE Const5tutonaNsts and
has coquetted even wftn TIE C8r3isrs The
only danger that threatens tfe marquis ta-
day Is The possibility % his being sent 20
Cgba as eapszin-ge general
The loss 20 ARE government BY reason OF
me depreciation ln the vai1e q silver
since ire purchases male under she
Bland If{s6n Law q ISIS ara The SheT-
man law ~ 1850 amounts e Is said 20
g-sS4s
The total amount - silver bought under
she .vya laws WIS 40 al 151 ounces. cost
ing s4st 20 11 The average price TER
aance paid FOR silver waE 81 @2 The
r.~f-a - ha~ silver 81 New York - 52s.
cents ser ounce thus re,tac3nz the present
commercial value - Er@ ros.sl t-o1sht BY
tsA United states 70 S44s-2 - -
TIE difference rafWeen ghis present
value and the araoune Tasa f7r tae ssivc-
re-reserts wnat wcufd ~ rHe ioss 20 re
government K MI the SILVER purchased
shcuti ~ sai8 ss she prise ~ silver -afs1y
E-nera szslt ra-1aius tn raae tra7s7.ry z-org
.s.ar so agr aN ounces - uu re3 siigs-
ra~ezssef u16er gre a-E e. 1858 81 e3st
~ she's - 7-fs Tae Ioss on this tu'3oG
,sere s. nearly 50 a5o ~
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Low Price Of Mexican Money.
NATIONAL LEAGUE CANES.

MENICO CITY. Aug. sa-Nsw York ex-
change sold az e premium today.
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