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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-27
TEXT BOOK COMMISSION NAMeU
Governor smith of Mon tane seIcef.
the APE5otafIye Members.

Helena, Mont. March es-tsovernar s,ai,4
today announced his appointments 10 thc tegs
book commission. which will meet Ma ars
select text books for the rsubsfe schools or -
state The appotntiVe members are. y G.
NJ A. Stspleton. superlnten6euf ~ the Ana
conda public schools and f. O. TSusesIufs
principal q the Glenaire s,ahlIc schools Tnt.
bill creating the text book Commission na1se
the state supeFtntendeni 81 nablkc instHurtion
the attorney general and the presidents OF the
agricultural college and the state uHtscrs b
ez-offIeio members q the commission.
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a SECESSION IRON Use /. A v.
Twin City Cyclists Propose 10 Or
Ganlae Another NnaInnal Iln.N

Minneapolis. March Ss.-The first oiFiclal
action looking 10 secession from the
League OF American whealnan was in.
stituted by Minneapolis and 81. Paul t.y-
clists this evening. The steps taken look
to the organization OF an international
body by the name OF the United Wheel
men Of America, OF which Minnesota viii
be a division and have control OF Its own
racing matters.
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MINlsreR HARRIS ANo TaE puKe.


Madrid. March 2s.-The United States
minister, Harris Taylor. had a long con-
ference yesterday with the duke OF Tot
uan. minister Of foreign Affairs.
The leading men Of Spain have received
an appeal from the Vatican urgiag them
TO support the existing institutions OF the
country.
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- Lcats March sS.--Colenel J. G Baker
SUP lutru8cnt az the Second district 0f the
scchtd division 81 the Western Union telegraph.
died here today al o'clock tnnight o. heart
tnoubie. He had been sick three Weekn Colo
nel Baker leaves a widow and eight chindren.
The intcTuent wtn he Al Iauie Rock. Ara.
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rAE WINNER Of nae wALgs pLArE
Lesterllp Takes the Prise OF Seven
Hundred Pounds.

Liverpool March s6.-The prince OF Wales
plate q era a handicap for s-year-olds and
upwards, second horse to receive 50 saxerclgrs
from the plate. was won by Smithwfck's Les
teFiin a the Liverpool spring meeting today.
Ross Athol was second and d. s. Seymour's
enppilG1nt was third. Fourteen horses ran
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Detroit, March 2A--Tunlght's cieslar sesre
in the six-day bicSoIe race vas bench 81
miles LAPS. Waller tsl miles. Miller 10 miles
lars. 0lmm 49, mites Is lars. Gardner ess
miles Is lars
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tnFe the heights above Nerakouroug. the
Christians from Akr0tiri attacked the
Turkish Gordon a. Haiepa, which was
keeping them AZ Q distance with noun
tain artillery The lighting continues a.
this dispatch 70 being forwarded, the
shots Of the insurgents reaching MeF-
ievardia ana Halepa.
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ELEVEN wARDNeRITes ON TRIAL
They Are ExPlaIninE How Burru,
Waa Ran Oat 81 Wardner.

Murray. Idaho. March G-when the
case OF the II wardnerites accused OF
running Editor BurrnE out OF wardner
came up before Probate Judge whelan
yesterday. the defense moved to dismiss.
claiming the probate judge had not 3uris-
dictioa over the case. The motion was
argued exhaustiveiy. The Judge took the
matter under advisement until this morn
ing. when he decided that the court had
Jurisdiction The defense waived a Jury
and proceeded 10 trial All the state Wit
neaeeA were examined. the prosecution
resting this evening. The evidence 50 far
II about the same as was previously re-
ported In The Spokesman Review.
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Tacoma. Mash &sreh &.-onicer Desmond
today f1nnd half starSei child chained 10 the
wall % a foul cciiar Frank rucum claimed
% b. the father q the child. The child was
turned OVER to the Society for the Prevention
q Cruelty % childrNsa and the police Is inves-
ugatinE the matter and will probably arrest
Nssrtrr,,.
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Aor RACING AL SAG FRANclsco.


San Francisco. March S.-The indoor
cycle races tonight were the best OF the
indoor session. and the cutting out OF
amateur races proved 10 be a good move
on the part Of the management.
The program tonight consists Of a
quarter mile dash for professionals. a
one mile open for professionals and a
ave mile cup race for amateurs. The
quarter mile race proved to be a good
feature. and the race was won by Jonea.
Downing second and Becker third.
The one mile race was the event OF the
evening. and u resulted In the breaking
OF the worlds indoor record. the race be-
ing run In 400. Becker winning out by
an inch only. and Terriil finishing only a
few inches from Eaton for the third
Mace
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Washington. March ss.-Addisional ar,,,ics =
tons Tor appointment 10 presidential csflces
under the treasury department have beer fla.,
follows: As auditor OF the war def,srtmcnt
J. c. Twitchen % Aer7dcn. Com. as ssolle,t.,7
Of internal revenue c. 7. Bcggs, c. a. MIL
Nefsted and Richard lsockeN. AT Helena No,it
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Frankfort ny. March sA.-Some OF Hunters
IN, ads admit 20 one another tonight that
auntcr'n fate l. eeaied--ha cannot Be elected.
Ia he bailotlne today Hunter lacked two votes
- l1crEsar
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HERMANN INSTALLED IN OFFICE
OreEon's Ex COnEreSsmaa Falxes
Charge Of the Land once.

Washington. March g-Ex-ConE-css.
man Binger Hermann of Oregon took the
oath as commissioner % the general land
ONCE To-Day. BY coincidence. two eg-
commissioners. Carter and EnrdeSte ana
both Oregon Representatives Ellis ard
Tongue, the latter Hermann's successor
In congress. were present at the installa-
ton.
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.ALIsnuar yo vIalT rnn QUINN


London. March as.-The marquis Of sal.
isbury started today for Cimlca. where
travel via Paris where Il d expected
he win have an interview with the
French minister Of foreign affalrs on the
eastern question.
Al this interview, Il h believed. the
question Of the participation OF Franco
untIl Saturday next.
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the YUPs REACH AN AGREEMENT.
norestt Watt ~ Declared OF ana
EanaatY Wtlt Cease.

Washington. March 2.-Rspresentatissa
% tho Chinese minister and Be- Yup so
rtsty today received basis Of agreement
whereby difaruitiea existing IN aan Fran
cisco an ths result Of \ controversy be-
tween the Eco fup and the Sam Yup
societies viii b. adjusted.
Tho eee Y8pa vii declare OF the boy
colt against the sam rupss or merchants
society, The Injunction atili IN force
against the Chinese consul AZ San Fran
cisco 20 prsVeut him from interfering
HIIh the AFFAIRS % the Bee rup society
wtti be Withdrawn and the mlnlater
VALVES his demand for the payment OF
certain court costs.
An emphatic dental IL made on behalf
OF the minister that he demanded from
the See Yups n fabulous sum Of money
a. orc OF the propositions on which he
would consider the subject Of an agree.
fftraa
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR Loss.
the buchanan BaiidlnE Burnea an
Beaver. Pa.

beaver. Pa. March ss@-The Buchanan baIld.
inE. a three-story structure occupled by tho
postofico. star Publishing Company, West.
ern Union Telegraph Company, shtiloles dry
eoods store and . number o. lawyer and
dentists offtcee, burned today. Loss t1n,eoo
fully insured. The IRE waH caused By the ex-
ploSion Of an oil stove. No one was inlared.
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Friederichsrahe. March sS.--Tsrinee lsismarnt
is stIll confined To his house hy nervous &c
preston and gastric disorder Re receiNfs
few visitors but his condition Is not regariaii
~ eerfot,S
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baltimore. March ss.-The trial q DR. Jos-
eph q. f.uts. the aiieEed nltbastsr, who's
nane has heeN coHnectcd with that Of General
Roiaf III the ''Woodaif' expedition of June.
fsss was consinGed in the United States circuit
aaUrt hsrc to-day. The jury sas instructed 10
rendcr a seaicd verdict.
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New rork. March S.-MrS. Emma Moss
booth Tucker. the widow q Frederick Booth
tucker Of the Salvation Army. today FORM
Ally declared her intention 20 become a citi-
zen Of the United States, Mrs. Bcoth-Tacker
came here with her husband a year aEO.
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Portland. or. March oS.--5udge Stevens today
sentenced Nat G. Harris, a negro. TO - years
in the penitentiary for rape. Kate Sanders.
hla white mistress who WAS an acconplice In
the crime. was given h years. This coapie
enticed their victim 20 den they kept On
Alder street
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TAREATsN Io eLow be- &c MINgs
The Committee sends Ammrchtsffr.
Letters 40 LeadviIIe 0wners

Leadville. March ss.-John F. Champion
and other representative mine oUne-s
have received letters signed The Com
mittee. threatening TO blow up fheir
mines unless they immediately discharsa
all non-union workmen. The let4ers have
caused considerable uneasiness although
In some quarters they are believed "a
have been sent as a practical Joke Ths
managers will pay no heed to the warn
ing
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Denver. March sS.-The Etnte senate TODAY
pansed the EnEte hin providtng for the ah-,li-
ttca % capital punishment The bin recaus Is
passed the house and only waits the E0veIuor' :
signature
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Washington. Asrrh sa.-The president took q
new form Of gatdcor exercise this Afternoon.
In connsry with civil Service Commissioner
Proctor he went horseback riding. Tonight the
iTSsident attended the annual reception Of the
Nstionsl GeeEraphical Society ct the Ar
lsngton hasei.
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nr. McIn1ar9 Leaves WaIla Walaa.
WaIa Walla. March SA-Dr. Aclntarf and
Rev. Leslie Day close their serirs 81 meet.
inEs here Friday night and return 20 Spokane
me Peoples United church Ntll BE- 0rEanlsssl
then with about 60 members,
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.wAH Is ExrscrED ~ aaEscE.
TSS AHttastsa Against the Csag
0e~Wfa9 asgonupg.

Oeoesfa9 seean1es.
AthShu. March E-The nENs az tbs
eynainliinG nf the MaiAKa hiSckhpaag az
. oeipck. the eultHinAtiaa of q day ai
Arfru aEhtina and = prolonged aiegu. has
thadr tFvtnsratosss SENSATION hsFs Il h
fvEaFdsd AZ an event ~ far.FvzrhtnE Inn
puFtanrs. bath in IL effect uroa tho tn
ensEruta themselves AMI atson tho nFrwk
Nnirlstgfs At tlaEa STACY % shs rFtsta
The utvek uEwspaI-Sra nunsinsC with ntle
fu4ra In d~neuncs the PROPOSAL thai
Prince ueaFga should heoosnr governor
% Crete and q ts generally frlt that
De temper Of ths people - such they
Npgl1 not asEEtat nnW
Ths ness ~ Isari aaIisbaEy'a uxprctr.i
Intrtview with ~. HahasnaK has made
NTvat sensation and u " regarded a. Ihs
1nir poasttsie chance 10 avert var
Already 81 aEtlattun has begun for ths
1eturu Of the eaaE-s donation for the bcn-
Hnt Of tho crvtan refugees. More than
Shis tbs people nov demand that the
berry shalt cease 10 pray for the caAT.
fhouaarda Of signatures are appsndesI
p protest ~ cFstaua against the block
&sie
II ls understood tonight that Crown
Prince conetantins win start for the cap
Nal At 1.arisaa al I o'clock IN order 10
nvold popular demonstration,
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Denver. Manrh E.-The Denver chamber %
comtpcrce Tonight endured the snnrasiion u
boiiis fhrieh. the well known mining broker
e culerasio Springs and New York. fog q na-
tlonAl eolf produref cnnveetlon 10 b held n
f1srRar
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that Max praehs ~ Ashland. Or. win be an.
g,ainted Ccverner q Alaska praeht was a
enc unie collector 90 customs for ALASKA.
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r,xe ne,,nr nlx,ae.a.

Boston. March sS-The directors os the cAln-
met and Hecia Mining Company at their meet
share. payable April a 70 stockholders o. re-
ord March a.
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London March s--Dr. Nansen. the Noruss
Ian explorer. left this city to-day On he Wsv
10 Paris. he will he welcomed at Iasnlosns-
saF~Mer by the municipal antisSrties
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Colorado springa Cola. March sl-MrsL W.
p. wight wife OF the well known mining
broker. was robbed last night at her home Of
1900 worth % ioweiry.
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nandlt HlIda and Murderer Lowell

Taoiar. idaho. March 8.-l3Anait IflIas and
Murderer Lowell, two escaped epavictA, have
Sheriff Fultcn nre reported 10 be close upon
them. Today they stole boat and propelled
themselves Down the Snake river 70 near on.
tario. They then tonh IN the owyhee river.
The pcese was Informed ffum Ontario and vas
not long m EettinE On the trail II The men
can secure Wsapons they viii die rather than
surfender The order q 10 bring them Tn dead
o. alive and the officials IN their hearts hepe
they will be IN The foFDer condition.
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pn..rd me Thlra Renalnr.


LSndon. MArch 1-fn the house o. COM
mons trsay the edueation biii pasaed the third
FeadinE By fetc 81 "a 10 M.
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Death of Jane Frances Clinton.
Isonaon. March aSs--Jane Frances Clinton Wild
ow Of the duke Of Nariborough. died yesterday
tTAursaApl In London
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Rossland. a. G, March 1N-rhere Vas
snail are last night IN = carpenter sho
Damage about go.
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lngs Of the New jersey centrai werss oruss
e1iAsss; Increase t9f.s2: net. te1AesTs In
craanA EHlalI.
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ter N the creeks running through Cakes
dale is higher than Il has been for q
number OF years. The streets nrs over
flowed IN several places. and n It does
not subside soon there "a danger 81 II
washing out the railroad frestIe near
the machine shops.
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rrans-alsal..lppi nxposltion.

l.lncoln. Neb., March G-oovernor Helcomh
siceoOo for the tfans-Ailsuisulppl exposition.
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~ three years ago, was reported this AZ
terno0n. a force Of woFkmen are crib
bins 81 and the damage VIII be repaired
~ midnight tonight The Central Wash
lngton train for SPOKANE Il tied up here.
The train this morning for couIee City
was stalled NJ Heardan several hours,
Three washppth between here and Med
zeal Lake are reported
Daily camera., 1897-07-10
MUST PAY IVES.
Attorney for Nelson After Bogus Insur.
ance Company.

Attorney for Nelson After Bogus Insur.
ance Company.
When Charles H, Nelson was killec
by falling roller in the Gold King mine
near Ward, last May, he was insured ir
the Big Four Fraternal Insurance com
pany for $4,000, his father and sister
both residents of this county, being
named as the bene6ciaries. The Big
Four proved to be bigger on paper thar
in performance. In other words, the
company has evaporated and Nelson:
premium of s27 and all other premiums
to the amount of sI,4oo collected by this
bogus, unincorporated company have
been absorbed by the glib agents of the
Big -Four. General Ives, the attorney Of
Mr.. Nelson and daughter, in conjunction
with Insurance Superintendent Vivian
is giving the officers of the defunct as.
sociation something to think about. Gen.
eral Ives will proceed against them as
individuals, holding that they are part.
ners in business and therefore severally
responsible. This company never in.
corporated and made no attempt to com.
ply with the insurance laws. The stock.
holders are well known Denver and
Colorado Springs people.
Daily camera., 1897-07-10
Look for an Early Conclusion.

Washington. July Io.-The Republic
can members of the conference COM
mittee have expressed an opinion that by
next Wednesday. they will have the
tariff bill in such shape as to admit the
Democratic members, and that report
to the Senate and House may be made
by the following Monday. The Demo
Gratis express themselves as unable to see
any cause for enthusiasm as the amend
ments thus far considered are of an un-
important character.
Daily camera., 1897-07-10
5 NEWS:
TESTIMONY CONCLUDED.
The Attorneys on the Ritchey Case Began
Their Argument This Morning.


Their Argument This Morning.
Fort Collins, July 1o-(SpeciaD-The
testimony of Truitt for the defense, in
the ]. ]. Ritchey trial, was the most i'm.
portant introduced yesterday. He stated
that Rhodes had threatened him (Truitt)
before entering the mine, and that he
had heard him tell Ritchey he would en-
ter the mine if he had to walk over his
dead body. Samuel Sumner testified in
reference to the lease which he had held
on the mine. White testified to having
heard the threats of Rhodes previous to
the trouble in the mine.
The testimony of Ritchey then follow
ed and he told practically the same story
as on the previous trial; that he had shot
in self defense as Rhodes was slashing
at him with knife. Eaton testified to
having overheard conversation between
Ritchey and Rhodes, on which occasion
the latter held an open knife in his hand,
and had acted threateningly. A number
of witnesses were then introduced to
testify as to the previous good character
OF the accused, among whom were
Messrs Nichols, Safely, Bounds and Ar
nett. This concluded the testimony last
night and the arguments by the attor.
neys began at 9 a. m. today. 1t is ex-
pected that the case will go to the jury
by 4:3o.
Daily camera., 1897-07-10
NEGRO LYNCHED.
An Infuriatsd Mob Drag Brown from His
Cell and String Him Up.

Union, Mo-, July Io.-Erastus Brown,
the negro that crlmlnally assaulted Anna
Foerding, week ago, was taken from
Jail at 2:3o this morning and strung to a
tree. A party of 40 or 80 mounted men
entered the town, four abreast, and ad-
vancing to the jail surrounded the build
ing They then made an attack upon
the doors with sledge hammers and cold
chisels. The noise thus occasioned
awakened the villagers and they gather
ed together to try and prevent the lynch
ing. Judge Coleman was appointed
spoke sman and he earnestly exhorted
the mob to refrain from violence. His
appeals were in vain however, for as
quickly as an entrance to the Jail was
effected the prisoner was seized, a rope
PLACED about his neck and he was taken
to a tree and strung up.
Daily camera., 1897-07-10
Settle by Arbitration,

The coal miners strike in the coal
producing states of the east has assumed
big proportions in itself. but should
sympathetic strikes be inaugurated. as
now seems probable, it is hard to pre-
dict the extent of the trouble. A strong
effort is being made to have the differ
ences between operators and miners ar
bitrated. This is the only way the mat
ter can be adjusted amicably and for the
good of all concerned it is hoped that
arbitration will be accepted.-Aspen
Times.
Daily camera., 1897-07-10


We handle
We
chase eforc nd delo o lie a LOW PRICES.
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LEFT HAND DAM BREAKS.
Mrs. James Matthews and Child Carried
Away by the Flood.

| away ny TIC lOOO.
Ward, July 1o.-The dam of the Left
Hand ditch company in Left Hand park,
west of Ward, went out yesterday at
about noon. The dam, it is claimed,
was merely loosely constructed affair
and placed there principally to hold the
site. The constant rainfall of the pre-
ceding day had filled the reservoir and
the dam proved unequal to the strain
and gave way.
Waves of depth Of six feet followed
one after another until the gulch was
flowing a stream of nearly twenty feet.
The waters swept down California
guIch carrying trees, houses. bridges and
debris before it like so much chaff. All
telephone connections between Ward
and Gold Hill were carried out.
The roar OF the water was first needed
by VIM. Lowrie of the Dew Drop mill,
and he rushed down the gulch warning
the people of the impending flood. The
family of Thomas Handy was the first
to take the warning and they escaped
from the house just in time. The house
was Immediately afterward swept away.
In addition to the loss of the building
and furniture was that of $500 which
they did not secure.
Mrs. Matthews heard the cry of warn,
ing, but it came too late, for as she was
attempting to cross with her child to a
place of safety she was caught by the
rush of water and carried down. The
body of Mrs. Matthews was recovered
about 600 yards below the point from
which she was carried, but up to this
morning the body of the child had not
been found.
So far as known, there were no other
lives lost.
The damage done in the canyon was
very extensive. All the bridges in Left
Hand from California gulch to the
mouth, excepting the one at the foot of
aw mill hill, were washed out and the
canyon road is badly damaged.
Two boilers belonging to the Dew
Drop Tunnel company were carried
down nearly half mile and the founda-
ton was washed from beneath the Dew
Drop mill.
Coroner Trezise was summoned to
hold an inquest over the remains of the
drowned woman and arrived this morn
ing.
Ward, July 1o-(3:3o p. m.) 1T is now
known certainly that Mrs. Matthews and
child we're the only ones drowned in yes
terday's flood. Coroner Trezise held an
inquest over the remains of the woman
this morning at the Dew Drop mill, but
the results are not known over here. The
remains will be taken to Boulder this
afternoon. The child has not been found
up to this time.
The house of Thomas Handley and
James Matthews were the only ones
washed away Saw mill hill bridge is
the only one that was not washed out on
Left Hand.
Daily camera., 1897-07-10
OFFICERS ENCOURAGED.

The Organization of Miners More Success
full Than Formerly.
Columbus, July Io.-President Ratch-
ford is not expected to return from Pitts
burg until tomorrow Pending the
negotiations between the labor unions
and the miners the strike remains in
statu quo. Secretary Pierce states that
the organization of the miners has been
very successful and says there have been
more obstinate miners secured during
the frs, week of this strike than during
the first three of the strike of 1904.
Many of the miners have secured places
with the farmers as harvesting is now in
progress.
Daily camera., 1897-07-10
TROUBLE FEARED.

Anarchists Have Called a Meeting for To
morrow in Haymarket Squars.
Chicago, July Io.-A number of un-
known anarchists have called "mass
meeting of the unemployed" for tomor-
row morning in Haymarket square. The
police fear trouble.
Daily camera., 1897-07-10
Calling the Sultan to Time.

Constantinople, July Io-The ambas-
sadors of the powers have presented to
the porte a collective note couched in the
severest terms. They insisted upon the
presence of foreign military attaches on
the frontier OF Greece, and announced
the determination of the powers to effect
a speedy settlement of peace.
Daily camera., 1897-07-10
Treasurer Newhall Missing.

Boston, July Io.-Chas. A. Newhall,
secretary and treasurer of the Melrose
Cooperative bank, is missing and there
is also a several thousand dollar dis.
crepancy in his accounts. The missing
treasurer was great champagne drinker
and had 5000 corks in his trunk as a
memento of the bottles he had opened.
Daily camera., 1897-07-10
Burned to Death.

Pittsburg, July lo-At I a. m. this
morning frame house occupied by
Samuel Vaughn and wife at Bridgeville
was destroyed by fire. The remains of
Vaughn and his wife were found among
the ruins