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TO PROTECT THE SETTLERS
MORE TROOPS SENT TO TBE SCENE
OF THE UPRISING.
The Redskins Are Dancing ON Hear
Island The Indians Claim q
big Victory.

81. Paul, Oct. s.-Nearly 200 additional
troops will be scattered about the scene
OF the disturbance near Leech Lake
within a few hours. Two batteries OF
national guardsmen were sent up to-
day by the governor for the protection
OF Cass Lake settlers.
At midnight a special train with 30
additional regulars from the Sd regi-
ment at Fort Smelling started for the
north. They will be there by morning
and will be placed by Genera Bacon
where they can best protect the
try. This will make 400 regulars in and
about Walker and Leech Lake.
Reports from the scene Of the trouble
tonight indicate considerable uncer-
tainty. The dancing on Bear island is
kept up and 1t Is looked on as one OF
the principal causes for apprehension.
Many Indians have been seen going
from other parts OF the reservation
toward that island Whether they will
Join with the comparatively small num-
Der Of the Bear island Indians is not
known. The Bear Islanders are claim
ing a victory over the soldiers. and this
may bring more recruits. Some OF
them undoubtedly are going peacefully
to the agency. as ordered to. for they
are accompanied by their families,
which would not be the case were their
intentions hostile. However. a small
number OF Indians could do much dam
age before being captured or killed. for
the swamps and lakes are so numerous
and the general conditions such that
the soldiers. u~nacquainted with their
surroundings. would be unable to cope
with the savages.
An Indian Is authority for the state
ment that their loss in the fight of
Wednesday was six killed and two NOR
tally wounded. This same Indian says
they want 60 fight the soldiers. but not
the citizens.
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hin has been suffering In consequence
OF the change OF the currency system. A
gold standard cannot help being In a
disadvantageous position. 80 far as the
export trade to silver standard countries
Is concerned. Hence. the best markets for
our commodities must be sought In the
American continent. The existing means
OF communication between America and
Japan are far from being equal TO the re-
quirements OF the two countries"
Mr.. Hoshi favors the opening OF n new
door OF Japanese at Los An
geles or San Diego. TO md a way for
japanese commodities TO the southeastern
part of the United States and TO stimu-
late trade with Central and South Amer
fDa
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are the best after-dinner
pills, aid digestion "a
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REVIEWED THE TENTH.
General Joe wheeler Was Also Given .
ROYAL Reception.

washington, Oct. s.-President Nc
Kinley reviewed the 10th United states
regular cavalry In front of the white
house to-day. The grounds were crowd
ed with people. both white and colored.
who evinced great enthusiasm as the
colored regiment filed In front OF the
president. Secretary Alger, Secretary
Bliss and "a number Of army officers
stood beside the president. Just as the
first troop had passed. Gen. Joe Wheel
err Joined the party. The crowd recog-
n!zed him at once and cheered again
and again. General Wheeler command
ed the 10th. with other cavalry regi-
ments. at Santiago. and after they dis
appeared the crowd surged IN to the
white house portico and gave the gen.
eral a warm welcome. Several hun
dred Of them grssped his hand. 1t was
n very inspiring scene, n greatly Inn
pressed the president. The regiment is
en- route from Camp Wikoff, and by
previous arrangement stopped over
long enough to pass before the presi-
dent. General Wheeler left to-day for
Huntsville. where he assume command
of the fourth corps.
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SAYS 1T Is BlACKMAll.
Hiram Maxim. the Inventor, Arrested for
Bigamy and Desertion.

New York, Oct. S.-Hiram s. Maxim.
the inventor of rapid fire guns, was ar
rested last night in Poughkeepsie, N.
Y, on warrants for pigamy and aban
Comment. He says that the whole
thing is a Matchmaking scheme. Maxim
aid that the woman causing him the
trouble Is Helen Leighton. He says
that Is years & he met the woman
on the Bowery in this city. He said
that he was then living on Union street
in Brooklyn with his wife n children.
II stated hat the same kind OF a suit
was instituted against him In Phila-
delphia at that time. The case, he
said, was dismissed because the Leigh
ton woman failed to appear in court.
At Poughkeepsie to-day Maxim plead
ed not guilty and was released on $4,000
bail to appear next Friday.
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Al Morris Park.

New York. Oct. SIN spite OF the disa-
ereeable weather at Morris park to-day
the fine card induced many to appear In
the rain. Results: October steeplechase.
about two miles and a half-Shillaleh won.
Royal Scarlet second. Wood Pigeon third
time, 3:42. Mile-Frontiersman won. Brass
second. Julius Caesar third: time. 1:4519.
Six furlongs-Cormorant won, Great Land
second. Tender third: time. liza. Rancho
del Paso stakes. six ADMINISTRATIONS
won. Lady Lindsey second. King Barley
third; time. 1:i3h. Morris Park special
stakes. two miles-Ben Holiday won,
George Keene second. Warrenton third
time. 1884,. Selling. mile-Handsel won,
Maxine Gomez second. Orion third; time,
Ley.
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At Latonia.

Cincinnati. Oct. s.-The track at La
tonia was fast to-day and the weather
pleasant. Results: Mile. selling-Caius
won. Barbee second. Ideal Beau third
time. 1:iSA. Five and n half furlonss-The
Kentuckian won. V~olsndies second. Hol-
land third time. 1:l0. Mile and an eighth,
selling-Maddalo won. Evaline second.
virgie o. third: time. I:56. The Latonia
Autumn prize. mile and a sixteenth
Lanky Bob won. Great Bend second. Sau-
bert third: time. 1:4sk. Five furlongs-
Theory won. Aureole second, Sisivic third
time, 1:03h. Mile. selling-Annie Oldfield
won. The Planet second. Egbert third
time. 1:i2%.
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A Woman in Black.

Canton. Ohio, oct. S.-The coroner this
afternoon began taking testimony in the
Saxton murder case and examined half a
dozen or more neighbors who heard the
shooting or saw the dead man. The only
development Of the inquest so far Is a
statement by Henry Bederman that he
saw "A woman in black in front of the
Atthous home fire several shots at a
man. After the first shots he walked
away and then there came from the man
a faint call for help. She turned abruptly.
walked back and fired several more shots
and then ran away. He could not tell who
the woman was.
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Pound Dead ON the Rat.

Seattle. oct. s.-The steamer Czarina.
from SAN Francisco. reports that about
20 miles south OF Cape Flattery yester-
day she picked up a small fishing sloop.
bottom side up. In the cabin the dead
body Of a boy was found floating. The
boy had been dead four or Ave days
presumably. Clothing. which evidently
belonged TO two men. was also found,
and Il Is supposed the men had been
washed overheard n drowned. The
body Of the boy vas buried at sea, and
the sloop was towed inside. The sloor
bore the name Rat"
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settlers win he Protected.

washington. Oct. s.-Upon receipt OF
Governor Clough's message General Cor
bin visited the white house and showed IL
TO the president. An order was sent TO
General Bacon directing him to confer
with Governor Clough aud 10 station
troops along the line Of the railroad In
the vicinity Of the rec"at troubles IN such
numbers as viii prevent any danger TO
the people and TO allay their alarm. Com
missioner of Indian Affairs Jones left to-
day for the scene OF the Indian trouble
IN Minnesota. He will nave a personal
talk with the dlSarected men and endeav-
or 20 induce them 20 disperse quickly and
submit To the regular process OF law.
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A Conference with Blanco.

Havana, Oct. s.-This afternoon Colonel
Clous, secretary of the American commits
sion. and Captain Hart visited General
Blanco to request an audience for General
Wade, who wishes to treat with General
Blanco personally regarding certain
points before the commissions. Colonel
Hecker. Captains Crawford and jerome
and seven other officers arrived to-day
20 select camp sites and attend to trans
portation of the United States army of
occupation, which is expected to arrive
SOON.
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VIII Return To Manila.

San Francisco. Oct. s.-The transport
Senator will probably sail on her second
trip TO Manila about next Tuesday. 1t
Is understood that the Sd battalion of the
ed infantry and the Oregon recruits will
be selected 10 go. and II is not improbable
that General Miller and his headquarters
may also be sent upon the Senator. In
the event of General Miller going upon
the Senator the command Of the regular
troops will devolve upon Colonel Funston.
who at present commands the second
brigade.
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on THE GRIOIR0N.
University of Pennsylvania Gives
Brown n Defeat.

Philadelphia. Oct. s-The University OF
Pennsylvania football eleven to-day de-
feated Brown by a score OF ~ TO 0 in
halves of Is and 20 minutes each. In the
first half the red and blue played like a
lot of schoolboys. and such fumbling as
they were guilty of has seldom been seen
on Franklin field. Coach Woodruff gave
them a curtain lecture and the talk had
its effect. for the quarters In the second
half ripped holes In Browns heavy line,
scoring three t~ouchdowns In - minutes,
as against nothing In the first rs minutes
play. Brown played good, hard football.
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Annapolis. Md. oct s-The naval ca
diets defeated Bucknell college of Penn
sylvanis to-day Nv IL to o.
Chicago. Oct. s-Northwestern UNIVERSE
" IL. Beloit college H.
Ann Arbor. Mich. oct. S-Cniversity OF
Michigan ~. Kenyon college 0.
Princeton. oct. S-Princeton $. Frank
lin and Marshall 0.
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The New Steamship Line.

New York. Oct. S.-The Thingvalla line.
established I'm 1872. was bought oct. ] by
the United States steamship company OF
Copenhagen. one OF the greatest steam
hip companies I'm the world. The present
passenger route between Scandinavia and
New York will he continued by the new
company under the name of the Scandi-
navian-American line and the four steam
ers bought from the Thingvalla-Hekla,
Norge. Island n Thingvalla-wil be
used until new steamers can be built.
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At walla waIla.

walla walla. Wash, Oct. s.-The fol-
owing are the results OF to-day's races;
Free-for-all trot-Helen J. won, Meteor
second. Bonner third: time. 2:2o. Mile dash
Gold Bug won. Navy Blue second, time.
l:H. Free-for-al pace-Deceiver won In
three straight heats. Ben Bolt second. Al
tas third: best time. 2:16A. Half-mile dash
Skipper won. Asotin second. Juneau
third; time. :i9.
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He Iriah Tor Murder.

Canton. Ohio. oct S-Mrs. George. ac-
cused of shooting and killing SaNton, a
brother Of Mrs. Mckinley. has engaged
lawyers and will he arraigned Monday.
Afidavits charging murder I'm the nrst
degree have been filed against the wo-
man. The president and Mrs. Mckinney
will arrive tomorrow and attend The fu-
neral of SaNton Sunday.
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OIL Wells Are Sold.

Fresno. Cal. Oct. SIT is reported that
the Coalinga Coal company has sold Its
interest in the oil wells in the Coalinga
district to an English syndicate for S2h.-
900. The only interest the company had
in the district was a 10-year lease. but the
Developments have been SO promising
lately that the price paid is not considered
exorbitant.
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New Haven, Conn. Oct. s-Yale defeat
ed Williams I'm a weil-contested game OF
football this afternoon. % TO 0. The SUI
periority OF the Yale players as n team
was manifest throughout the game and
their better condition after II was all over
was all the more surprising I'm view OF
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Chinese Emperor Alive.

New York. Oct. s.-A cable message.
dated Pekin. oct. Z. to Thurlow Weed
Barnes of New York. from II. II. Lowry,
president of the American university IN
China. denies the truth OF all the recent
stories as to the suicide or assassination
of the emperor.
mo one has been killed I'm Pekin ex-
cept six natives. who we're beheaded for
attacking Europeans. The Emperor has
been deposed. The empress dowage
reicns"
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New York. Oct. s.-Senors Agoncillo
and Lopez. ENJOYS OF the Philippine insur-
gents. sail for France to-day. Agoncillo
said his mission to Washington was n
failure and they will now be forced to
trust TO the good will OF the Paris peace
commissioner as TO appearing and siv-
ing testimony before them.
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Fear Their Retention

London. Oct. s.-The Pekin correspond
ent of the Times says: There Is good
reason to fear that the Russian Cos
sacks who have arrived here to protect
the Russian legation will be retained as
a permanent escort hen Paochen, gov
enrnor of the province OF Hu Nan. who is
the most enlightened governor in China,
and has been active I'm introducing i'm
movements has lust been cashlered.
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To Attend the Funeral.

Washington. Oct. s-President and Mrs.
Mckinley left here at 100 tonight for
Canton. Ohio. where they will attend the
funeral of Mrs. McKinley's brother.
George saxton. With them were several
relatives and Major Webb Hayes.
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Memphis. oct S.-The yellow fever situ-
alton throughout Mississippi is assuming
alarming proportions. The railroads have
suspended business and 5000 citizens have
fed. The disease continues 20 Increase AZ
Jackson. there having been a eases since
Sept. q.
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Trotting stock sold.

Lexington, KY. Oct. S.-Woodward a
%Shanklin's sale of trotting stock closed
to-day. The chief feature OF the sale was
the 2-year-old colt Blennerhassett. fun
brother TO Rex Americas. ANA. He went
to II. Tappen. Vienna. Austria, for $500.
The sale was well attended and bidding
very spirited when anything of interest
was offered. Fifty-four head were sold
for SIS, S35. an average OF 1856 IS.
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Investigate the Scandals.

Ottawa. Ont. Oct. s.-william ogilvie.
Yukon administrator. has been appointed
by the Canadian government to inquire
into and report upon the alleged scandals
among government officials at Dawson.
The gold commissioner, Mr.. Fawcett, has
bean removed
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At Cornell.

Ithaca, n. v, Oct. s-Cornell won a de-
cIded victory by % to 6 over the Carlisle
Indians here to-day. Both teams were
weak In defense and strong In advancing
the ball. The Comedians. by clever play
ing and ground Interference. succeeded In
rounding their opponents ends for three
runs of remarkable length.
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Al Harvard.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. s-Harvard de-
feated Dartmouth to-day In a well-con-
tested game. Harvard won by clear SUI
periority In nearly every point. For the
first time this year Harvard's rush line
proved effective in both offensive and de-
fensive plays.
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Died of the Fewer.

Concord. Mass, Oct. s.-Hon. Sherman
Hoar. after an illness of three weeks,
died last night at his home on Main street
Of typhoid fever. contracted while max
ing a tour of the Southern camps as a
general of the Massachusetts Volunteer
association.
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Philippine Finances.

London. oct. s.-The Times this morn
ing publishes a letter from a Manila cor
respondent who gives Interesting and
elaborate details as to the Philippines
finances and the estimated budget for the
current year. The correspondent shows
that the abolition of the obnoxious pol
tax will onvert the present surplus into
n deficit.
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Morgan Acquitted.

Camp Meade, Middletown. Pa, oct. s.
Lieutenant Morgan. 22d Kansas. charged
with participating In the dissertation Of
confederate graves at Manassas last Au-
gust. was acquitted by the corps court
martial and has been restored TO the ser
IL.
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VIII Accent Annexation.

New York, Oct. s.-Felipe Agoncillo. the
representative Of Aguinaldo. leader of tbs
Filippinos. sailed to-day for Havre. eve
had enough of Spanish misrule.' said
Agoncillo. land II the United states will
not grant us independence like the Gu
bans, then We will have to be satisfied
with annexation"
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Going To south Africa.

Halifax. n. s.. Oct. s.-The story Is cur
rent here that the British government
survey steamer Rambler has been ordered
TO proceed to Bermuda TO nj out and thsn
go to Delagoa bay. South Africa. The
Rambler Is a second-class cruiser.
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Batteries-Dowling and KittfeJgs Rofe-
brough and Bowerman. Implies -Emsie
and Mcdonald.
At New York-The New-York Baltimore
game was postponed: wet grounds.
At Chicago-St. Louis defeated :he
Clevelands here to-day in a spinning
pitchers battle by punching their hits IN
fourth and fifth innings. The orphans
then won from the t~ail-enders by the
same score. Carsey was very effective for
six innings. but went to pieces in the sew
enth. Thornton won his own game by a
timely double with the bases full. Attend
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Young Soldier DISCHARGED.

San Francisco, Oct. ST. NJ. Aleen. an
1s-year-old boy. who enlisted in the LIST
washington volunteers without permits
ison of his parents. has been discharge
on habeas corpus by United States Dis
trict Judge Hawley.
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Japan Wants the Trade.

Seattle. Oct. s-A copy OF the japan
Kokumin. received here. contains an in
terview with Mr.. Hoshi. formerly minister
20 the United States. In which the latter
says:
cit is but natural that our trade with
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Quebec. Oct. S-Senators Fairbanks and
Faulkner left for their homes to-day and
no further work viii be done by the inter
national commission in Quebec.
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Indians Surrender.

st. Paul.. Oct. s-A Pioneer Press extra
says II Is reported that the four Indians
whom Marshal o'Connor wants have sur
rendered.
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I'm. crnr =, cnn.nharen.

Copenhagen. Oct S-The Russian impA-
rial yacht Pole star. having on board the
car OF Russia. has arrived here. .
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

AZ Philadelphia-The Phillies by brill
liant neldins shut out Washington and
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San Francisco. oct. s-The transport
Ohio. "A days from Manila. arrived this
morning.
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Battefles-l nOfntOn ana N1cnOlr. OdT-
sey and Clements. Umpire-O'Day.
At B~rooklyn-The Boston-Brooklyn
game was postponed on account Of wet
grounds.
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scored six runs themselves by a few
punched hits and some loose fielding. At
tendance. 7ss. Score:
r.. n. f.
Philadelphia ..... ....... ......6 3
NdnhAhteoh ss..ss ..... ..s-....
Batteries-Fineld and Mcfarland. Wey-
hing and Farrell. Umpires-Hunt ard
Smith
At Louisvile-The Pirates were bad'y
of In all departments Of the game &C. cay
and the Colonies won easily. Attendance.
1,lO0. Score:
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HE DISCUSSES POPULISTS
AND TELLS ABOUT THE FUN IN
THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
THOMPSON HAS NOT YET APPLIED
But Will do so When he Receivers from the IF,
feels of his Sampson Experience Un-
forms for the PrrateS have
Silver Braid ONLY.
Silver Braid Only.

Good morning Quartermaster, said
the Hon. Hallelujah yesterday, as he
stopped before the mantel mirror in Re
publican headquarters to see if his hair
was not parted threc-fourths of n degree
too near to the north side of his head.
Good morning Mr. Aver" replied
Quartermaster Holton, rising to greet his
old comradc in arms. Got that new uni
form of mine ready? The old one is
a little seedy and there was not quite
gold braid enough on it," Hallelujah
chirped
"Oh. yes, Mr.. Aver, the unifrOm IS
ready. We took your measure In 1896
and though you are a trine under size.
this one will fit you to Il nicely. 1t was
made under the supervision of Mark
Hanna's own tailor" said Quartermaster
Holton And Hallelujah's eye glistened
as he saw the yards and yards of gold
braid on his drum majors uniform.
And while he craned his neck to admire
his new DOTTED Splcndor the better, the
quartermaster turned with Il smile of as
Surance and good natured contempt OH
his foxy face to other matters. lie
knew that the Honorable Hallelujah was
his, for what he was worth, and gave
himself no further concern.
After he had labelled some uniforms
'1'hompson," Ramsay" ''WOrth" and
Sims" Holton turned to his customer
and said. "By the way Aver, don't you
think it would be better to leave that
uniform at home when you go out among
the pOpulists? They have Il SenselCss
prejudice against gold braid and Mark
Hanna / have had silver braid put on
all their uniforms. We don't care what
they wear so they vote our ticket and
we want to break them in by degrees.
They will he all right after this cam
paign, You know"
"H-ll. no." said Aver. who always
feels bigger when he swcars, " | shall
wear the uniform of course The cOun
try Populists are an ignorant lot and
will do whatever | tell them. We carry
the Populist vote in our pockets. Thomp-
son and myself" Amusing, isn't it,"
He continued. chose rude country yapS
have IN idea that they constitute the
PopuliSt party and say they won't toler
ate a boss Skinner and I had no end
of fun about it the last time he was
in town. Skinner cOnvulsed the eXecu
tive committee with his description OF
the Populist from his district who called
ON him in Washington. He said the
fellows guycd him unemrcifully about his
"friend" until he got quite sore on the
subject He did not say anything about
il in the committee until Strowd had
left though. Strowd is old fogyish, you