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MINERS MUST D|SBAND.
Legal Proceedings to Be Taken
Against the Strikers.
SHERIFF TAKES ACTION
He Must See That All Assemblsges Are
Broken Up Immediately Miners
Making an Impression-Th
Win Not Observe the Order.

Pi,tsburg. July So.-Lcgal proceed
ings are 10 be taken against the
marching coal miners unless they dis
band and go to their homes. This was
decided this afternoon and Sheriff
Harvey Lowrie win be expected to see
that the assemblages are disbanded
While the marches on the mines ot
the New York and Cleveland Gas Coal
company have not been as effective
as the miners wish. IL Is evident that
the marchers are making an impress
sion ON the employees of the camp. The
sheriff has commanded that all per-
sons shall refrain from assembling or
congregating on the public highways
OF Allegheny county or interfering
with the peace All are commanded
To retire to their respective homes or
place OF residence, or he dealt with
according TO law.
President Patrick Dnlan was asked
what he thought Of the proclamation.
He said he did not care how many
proclamations were issued SO long as
the peace was kept which. he said. II
was intended 10 do. He expressed him
self as having no fear.
A meeting was held this morning
which was addressed by District Pres
ident Patrick Dolan. He went over
about the same ground as was covered
In his speeches last night and added
that all labor organizations with the
exception Of the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers We're with the miners
in their strike.
He made an attack on this order,
saying that owing to the inroads OF
the electric railways and other means
of rapid transit. the wages of the en-
gineers would drop sooner or later and
then they would be asking assistance
from other organizations.
In other portions of the district the
strike matters are quiet. The strikers
are all waiting with anxiety the result
at the De Armitt mine. The owners
Of the Castle Shannon mine have de-
cided To close their plant until the pres
ent differences In the coal trade are
adjusted.
Al midnight 1t looks as though the
sheriff's proclamation VIII he the big
gest factor in bringing about trouble
In the vicinity of the DE Armitt mines.
Tonight a meeting Of strikers was held
at Oakhill, and IL was decided to pay
no attention To the sheriffs proclama-
tiun. AS IL was considered 10 be an out
rage. At the meeting u II reported that
President Dolau and other leaders
told the men that the mandate of the
sheriff was unjust and could not be
enforced. The result ~ the meeting
was that three meetings were arranged
for. one at midnight. one at q. m. and
another at n, m. and the men are
row marching through the Turtle Creek
region in three divisions 10 reach their
meeting places. The different times
We're chosen for the meeting as the best
time Ia catch the working miners. when
changing shifts. Excitement Is run
ming high and II the night passes with
out a conflict between the strikers and
deputies IL will be considered almost
a miracle.
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Washington. July D.-Secretary wilson
has received a report from a arm AZ LIS
burn. ireland, on some rettihg and scutch-
Ing experiments conducted by them in
ireland with ton OF fiax straw grown In
tn. Pugot sound region of Washington.
under the direction OF the agricultural
department In its experiments In 1896.
These agricultural experiments devei-
opcd the fact that for flax culture the
Puget sound region IL equal In climate 10
the best tisx-producing regions Of Eu-
rope. Attention II called TO seedin-' Ia
bushels per acre. and 20 the fact that II
bushels OF seed per acre wsre produced.
n IL asserted that the sxp~' ment proves
that tn. farmers OF this country can grow
grain and seed In the same plat.
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Kansas city. July o.-Judgc Walter
Sanboru OF st. Paul held a short session OF
the United States circuit court to-day Ia
this city and L.svenworth, Kan. at
which he formally enforced DEGREES IN the
matter of the Union PlClnc foreclosure
for the districts OF Missouri and Kansas.
The eases are those of the United States
sEslnst the Union Pacific Railway COM
p.ny and George Gould and Russell ssEe
against the same corporation, and the de-
cr-.s entered srv similar 10 those f--
corded at Omaha. Judc. S<nborn lett
Immediately for Denver and will order
similar DEGREES entered for the districts
OF Colorado. Wyoming and Utsh.
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JAPAN ACCEPTS
The Trouble with Hawaii VIII he Placed
Ia Arbitration,

Washington. July m.-The Jspsnese
government has accepted the off.r made
by Hawaii to arhitrst- the disput. b.
tween the Two countries. Tn. state de-
partm,nt has been informed of the Of
Ter and IN" acceptance. Tn. subject of
arbitration will include not only the dif-
hculty over the hndinr OF Jsps nese i'm
migrants. hut will also include other dts
agreements between th.. two countries.
tho most important of which L. the SAX.
tax imposed upon Jsps n~ss liquor large
ly imported aud consumed by Japanes.
In Hawaii.
The scceptsnC. OF the otter of srbitra-
tion. Z brief synopsis OF which has hecn
cshl"d to tn" Japsnes" minister here, as
given TO the state department. states
that tho Japanese government accepts
arbitration In principle aud il prepared
TO enter upon terms for settlement OF
pending disputes The formal letter OF
acceptance has been sent to Hawaii and
the conditions OF arbitration will bs con-
tsined therein, These conditions ar. not
known here. Pending the arrangement
of details all other proceedings looking
TO A settlement will be discontinued.
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IL Il the long-.urering northern lines
which will have the demorsliz- ton to
contend With. II has been sscertained thst
a serious scalp In the rate from Portland
10 st. Paul l. being made by manipulation
OF the tickets. This has been made pos
sible by the failures Of the conductors
TO punch the continuous passsg- festur.
Of the tickets east OF the point whcr, no
stop-over privileges are allowed The
failure has not only allowed scaipcr
rate between Portland and ST. Paul. but
has served TO stock thu market ~ the
latter point with the return porti1us Of
these tickets. good for transports lion un-
III Aug. Is. II IL said that the situation
has proved serious enough % threaten
the rates between Portland and st. Paul.
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NEW YORK HAS 1T
EVERYBODY WANTS TO 60 TO THE
GOLD FIELDS.
All Kinds of schemes Faxed Up To Raise
the Monty-Addicks Has
- Big Plan.

New York. July so.-Eyeryhody IL talk
ing of Klondyk- and gold-more parlicu-
larly gold. Parties -rc being formed all
over the city and th. papers ar. each
morning printing advertisements of miners.
doctors, lsNyers, carpenters and mon in
nearly all walks OF life. who ur" anxious
TO give up whatever they may b- doing
her. and starting out for tn. great West
and the glitt.ring gold fields. Men. ma
women. too. for that matter. sr. trying
to get into parties and are willing to
max. almost any sacrifice to get OF the
trail of fortune. The famous run Of the
ForIy-nin-rs seems 10 BE- tame tramp
compared 10 the present fever Most OF
the advertisements Ire inserted by men
who are looking for angels" The fol-
lowing seems TO be . rather chsracteriis-
tic specimen. inserted by a man who evil
IDENTIFY has had som- liItl- experience:
"A practical miner tnldcer,, high New
York references, five years experience
In Northwest. would like to meet party
who would advance 500 TO d-frsy the .y-
NJ nsos of a trip To Ala.ka.' Thi. gontl.-
man offers on.-half Of his paintings to
tn. man who puts NJ the money.
But there are others who are willing to
TAX. the. most desperate NJ chances 10 get
out in the Klondykc, a. the following will
show;
"G.ntlem=n ,3al. desires 20 meet lady
with money L, 20 ~ Alaska: m,trirnony,
He evidently II In desperate" straits.
The news got out yesterday although
stouily denied. that J. Edward AddioEs OF
gas fame Is associated with ecNer7l
New Workers and -om. Western capital
lists In = gigantic move to capture Il hig
portion Of the Yukon district. II is said
the company IL capitalized NJ S,U"ool
and that they will sttk" out or buy out
~ much Of th. sod-besrinc property as
they can get their hands OIL.
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GRANT RESIGNS.
Hr vii Not Agree to Methods Of sccur.
ing Evidence.

ing EVihencr.
NV York July M.-.'olonal Fred ID.
Grant to-day r.v. out IN. stnt.m.nt IN
p.rt as foliovs. 4 NV, forUar,t.d To
Mayor Strong my resignation OF ths ro.l.
tIon which [ nov hold a. uolico eommis-
.ioner. / will not f.c.,l. ON. sfep hy a.
aui,.clng In the m.thod. Of obtaining .vt.
,i.nc.. against disord.rIy houses which
thu utat9rltV OF th. hoard favor and h,ve
decided upln. ( bailey. firmly thai th~s.
method, must .vcntuaHy make sn-sks
nd lar. nf man aho A., IN. nroDer mar
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Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.
Helena, July o.-Mrs. william Erl.r he
gan an action for divorce to-day In the
district court. Her husband IL barber.
and she alleges that on several occasions.
named In the complaint. he beat and 9th
.rwis. mistrest.d her. She h,d her hus-
band arrested for assault Tuesday night.
hut the court, after hearing both sides
OF the AFFAIR. concluded that the wifc
was about ss much TO blame as the hus-
hand. snd let the latter OF with "A fine OF
81. Mr.. and Mrs. Erl.r formerly lived In
Asnconds, where som" OF the acts com-
plain-d OF are alleged To have occurred.
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ersl hours. but were rcpulscd at all
points Bonfire, had b,en lighted around
the camp and In the glare the tribesmen
we're an Easy target for the British rifle
men. Many f.ll, and in tn, light OF the
flames the u-tives could H. seen remoy-
tng their dead II l. reported that the
mullsh Was badly wounded and several of
his principal chl.fs disabled. The British
lost one killed and Il wounded. among
the latter hcing Lieutenant Costello. who
was wounded the second time, lie had
received slight wound during the day
attack ON W,dn, Sd.y. The forces OF the
mullah had been augmented by strong
gathering OF natives on IN. hills to th.
right OF thu British position. The theory
l. that th' Bon,rnwslx have risen. The
siiuation Is now somewhat relieved by
the arrival of r.inforctm.nts under col.
Reed from Ntwshcri.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

produce his contract With the laughter
of the late Senator Fair. which was In
troduc.d In evidence for the purpos. Of
showing what Interest the witness had ln
the estate. The document merely s~t
forth the fact that the arm OF Lloyd a
Wood was employed TO act ss iegzi rep
res-ntativ-s of th. heirs. Oslrlch- and
Nirginls Fair. in the matter OF the ss.
tate of James q. FIlr. d.c.s..d. on a per-
csntag" basis Of : per cent. OF whst.vs
sums the IL sughters received from said
estate. II was sought to show hy the
witness that he had insisted that the
pencil will and deeds were genuine long
after they we're produced by Mrs. era
ven. and that he had expressed his deter
minstlon 10 probate tn. will. But iitii.
hcsdNay was made, NJ Lloyd's colleagues
objected 10 ezch and every question on
this point
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THIS WEEK

Thousands are moving on the Klon-
dyke. Hundreds will suffer with hun
ger and cold. Only few viii win gold.
Faith in Butte and a contented mind.
backed by persistent effort. will in
sure happier and more lasting results.
There are better opportunities in and
around Butte to win fortune with fewer
hardships to contend with than can be
found in Alaska IL you will only watch
and seize them.
Our bargains in Watches. Jewelry
and Silverware are money savers AMI
money saved Is money made.
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PEACE FIXED w.


Psris. July 3o.-A dispatch to the Temps
from Constantlnople says tn, signing of
tn" prclminaries OF peace awaits only
the reply OF the Greek government fixing
the dates for the payment of the inGem-
nifty. Besides providing: for a r.ctincation
of the frontier in accordsnc. with the
plans Of the European military attaches
and for an indemnity Of four millions of
pounds. the treaty directs that "A mixed
commission Of delegates Of the powers
and OF Turkey lix the compensation du.
Ottoman subjects for losses through the
war.
the question Of the capitulItions il left
10 be- settled by Greece and Turkey b. fore
the conclusion OF definite peace The
evacuation OF Thesssly Is mgde oondi-
tlonsl upon the full discharge OF the in
d.mniiy. As soon as the treaty IL signed.
says the Temps correspondent. the Eu-
ropean military attaches and members IT
the ottoman STAN In Thesssly will meet
there 10 dcllmlt the frontier.
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ON THE TRACK.
AZ Harlem.

Chicsgo. July 30-Results at Harlem
Five-sIghths of a mlle-Stsrs and Stripes
won. Belle OF Corsica second C1ndleblsck
third. time. 1:02ii. Thr.o-quart.rs of =
mi.-Enchsntcr won, The Plutocrat sec
ond, I.s Princess third; time. 1;iila. Mile
Faustonic won. Isssvli. SECOND. Go.dsn
Rod third; time l.i2i,. -Four and half
furongs-Forbush won. Algsrets second,
Miss Gussi- third Time, :il9. Mile and a
sixtcenth-lndra won, Nswsgtther.r sec
ond. David Tenncy third. time, Las.
Three -puart-r- OF a milc-Glcnmoine " on.
Theresa II. second, Lone Princess third;
time. l.li.
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Dental board Mects.

Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD.
Helena. July @.-The state board OF
dental examiners met her. to-day. Or.
W. A. Tudar OF Bozcmsn was reelected
president: pr. l. =. Sepn.m OF Helena, a
ncwly-uIpuinted mwmber. WIS elected
secretary; DIR, Bsnjamin OF Great t'slls,
also appointed by Governor smith Was
chosen Vice president. and DIR. Robinson
OF Missouls was made treasurer, The
board examined one applicant for Ger
tiic1t.. but he failed to pass. The board
passed upon Two diplomas, issuing ccrlih-
Gates 10 DIR. Ssllie Harris OF Butte aud
Dr. karscat of N.ihsrt.
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At Aque'lur!.

New York, July 3o-At Agueduct; Five
and a half furlongs-SSi.bsr won. OXnsrd
second O.tsland third; time. l:Csis. Mile
Bachelor won, PstchnRue second. Ma
honey thirds time, l.iils. siN furlongs-
ID. eide won, S.ndowns second. H.ld.mo-
nis third: time. LIEN. Mil.-Bur,"suu-
won. Kaiser Ludwig second Manassas
third. tim. ~ Five furlongs-Lucid Won,
The Dippcr second. st. Ives third; time.
lOsii. Mile and a -ixtcenth-P-rs.u " on,
Marshall second, W. Il. third, time,
l:Ei..
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They Al Confessed.

Montgomery. Ala. Puly ga special 10
the Advertiser from Selma. Ala. says:
Pie Newell. colored. was hanged her" TO-
day. He admitted his guilt. John John
son, cplored. was hanged AT Livingston
to-day for the murder of Archie Clara. II
white man. He mad" full confession.
The trial of Lewis Thompson At Decatur
ended to-day. He VAS charged with rap
Ing little girl. He was found guilty AS
charged and the penalty hyed Al death.
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New York. July 0.-Silysr was strong
to-day ON an advance OF s-i6d 10 Md
In London. Bar silver jumped = here 10
5Sa-. a rise of full cent for Two days
above IN. low record price OF July >.
when Il touched 5sSs- Bar silver reced~d
to s75s At the close. This drop In the price
OF bars within half cent Of the fow
point OF July n l. thought TO be due -
shorts Who have found II easy TO eovsf
and sold short again In late trading.
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viii Not Discriuninate.

Santa Rosa. Cal. July 1.-Unit>d
States Circuit Judge W. w. Morrow. in
discussing tho report that the Canadian
gov, rnm.nt would impose a heavy royal
Is upon miners going from this country
to Klondykc. said he did not believe the
Canadian government would discriminate
against men from the United States. or
against any others. The Judge had con-
siderable experience In the mines OF
Northern oregon at the time the rich
strikes were made in Canyon City.
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Bryan in the Park.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard
Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyo.. July Co.
Hon. W. J. Bryan reached the Fountain
hotel this afternoon. He is accompanied
by his wife, thre. children and Miss Hell
en- Wolch. He Looks very tired and worn.
tn. effect of his recent travels and speech
making being easily di-c-rinblc His locks
show that h. needs long rest. He Gays
he will remain in the Park until hs II
thoroughly rested II 1t takes th. remain
der of The snmm-r.
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London. July 10 Gable dispatches from
Melbourne -t-ty that the steamer Ta.-
msnis. tound from Wellington to Sydney.
y. :. W. struck rock on cape Mlhia.
between IN. towns OF Napier and Gis-
borne. and sank IN three hours. Three
boat lolds. conl.ining passengers and the
crew, escaped from the wrecked str- mer
and were missing for some time. but
were later picked up. II Is reported that
six OF tn. crew w-re drowned.
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Terribly Crushed.

Special Dispatch io tn" standard.
Boise. Idaho. July 20 0-lisrry l.. smith
br- k.man. lest his no. at Nsmp1 this
evening while switching. lie caught his
foot In a frog and fcli under the ears,
one Lee being terribly crushed. ~. died
about two hours after being placed In IN.
hospital here. Deceased was widely known
along th. line. having been In the dis
p,tch.rs Office In Pocat-llo for = number
OF ypaT-
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Special Dispatch To the STANDARD.
Washington July 3o.-Army orders; Re-
ll.ved from recruiting duty Oct. I. and
ordered 10 join their proper stations.
Captain George VI. Ev.ns, Tenth csv@lry.
Pitt-burr. Pa. Captain James G. Ord.
infantry. Nashville. Tenn. (;
First Lieutenant james q. Green. Tw.n-
ty-hfth infantry. ord.,d t'-fore hoard at
Fort Wayne, Mich. for examination for
r.firam.nt
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Port Townsend. Wash, July @.-In
view of the fact that the steamer Alki
from Alsska Is past due. some cred.nce Is
being placed in the statement OF u MEM
Der of the steamers crew while the
steamer was here OH tn. way north l3
days ago. At that time one OF the crew
remarked that Il had bren arranged by
the entire crew Ia desert the Alki At
Dy.a and strike acros, the summit for
the Yukon valley and Klondyke.
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san Francisco, July M.-1be steamer
city Of Pueblo sailed for Puget sound
ports this morning and will connect with
the AlLi for juneau and Dy,s. Sh. ear
r.d nearly 30 Passengers, among whom
ver. a dozen miners for tn. klondylse
gold fields. Her departure Was Witnessed
by an Immense crowd OF people.
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Providence. X. T.. July D.-Dr. Eben u.
Andrews. who recently resigned the pres
id, ncy of Brown university. has accepted
the presidency OF new university TO be
founded by John Brisbane Wslker, and
TO be- known AZ the Cosmopolitan univer-
sity. II IL to b. modelled after the Chat
tauqua school and will be conducted by
correspondence.
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sfnle for lsrnsliinie

Srecial Dispatch TO the STANDARD
Pocstelo Idaho. July 2o.-Deputy sh-r-
in Lsru@ arrived from Denver thi- morn-
ing and will TAX. back there With him ].
s. Adams. captured here. Adams IL want
ed in Denver on charge of .mb.zzle-
m-nt. He robbed the HslleeL 4 Howard
Lumber company OF four or five thous-
snd dollars. II l. the old story. He b.
came .namored OF a prostitute and stole
to keep her up.
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St Louis July aO.-Five fur'ongs-Nsli~a
won. Bonnie ion' second Gl"nmorc IL"
third tint. l:o2is. Milc-BlacEinC Brush
won. Parole Dor second, virgins VI.
third time, l:rii,. Six furlonTr-Ame'a
Fonso won, Silver Set second, Mex car
ter third. time. i.lia.. Fiy. End half
furlone.- -Eitholin won, Verify second.
Sir Roll- third. time. 1904. Mil--can
Gsllop won, Amb'r Clint second, Rook-
NOOd third, time. 1858.
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London. July IA dispatch from Lis
bon says the situation at oporto Is alarm
Ing. Ministers fear an attempt ~ revo-
luton. Tn. governor Of the town has
been dismiss.d and replaced by Augusta
a. CASTILLO. a naval Officer.
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Gold In Mexico.

H.rmosliio. Mexico. July S--Ater
long wait a party OF California pr"spee-
tors. who TWO years ago went into she
yslut Indian country west OF here ana
discovered rich gold placers on the Bate
plto river have secured title 10 the
property and have begun 10 work IL
Four members have already taken out
$4,000 worth OF gold.
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London. July 0-Chul-lon.korn. king
Of Slam. arrived OF spithssd this morn-
Ing in the sisme,e royal yacht Mshs
Charkkri. with the royal suite and
larg. retnu. OF servants.
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ns.irnNrd by Hail.

Luv-rn.. MINI. July N.-Crops In a
strip live. miles wide and 20 long In thi,
county wcr, entirely destroyed 10y a hail
storm last night
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GRASP The OPPORTUNITY
And Buy While You
Can Buy Cheap

Gents Packing Watch, warranted.
$3.50.
A better grade. $3.50 and $500.
Our Special Miners Watch, dust
proof case, 5000.
Plain Wedding Rings, $500 up.
Ladies' Set Rings, large variety of
designs. $500 up.
Children's Rings. Solid Gold 75c up.
Emblem Pins and Charms of all or
ders. sl.o0 up.
Silver-plated Tea Sets, four pieces.
5000 up.
Orders taken for calling cards and
wedding stationery. a full line OF SAM
pies at the lowest prices.
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slmia. July "A dispatch from camp
Mslakand reports another night attack
by the trihesm-n last Thursday night.
The natives fought desperately for sew
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4 Premature Blast.

Pitisburg July ao-By the premature
explosion Of dynamite blast on Beech
wood boulevard to-day thre. men we're
dangerously hurt August W=uch will
probably die.
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san Francisco July @-when tn. trial
Of the Ansus-crsven case was resumed
to-day Attorney Lloyd was required 10
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Denver. July @-Troopsrs Bsttrznd snd
Jacobson second Z. = cavsiry, were
drowned last night In The reservoir ~
Monument
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I;,srhn.I Yesterday.

AT St. Louis. Louisville, =.
At Washington B7ltlmors. u.
AZ Philadelphia Boston, :.
Al Cincinnsti-s; Cleveland. :.
AT Chicago. fittsburE, l.
AT New York. Brooklyn. |.
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Chicago. July aO.-After all there Is trou-
BILE with the Christian Endeayorit--. ana
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DeatS the


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