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Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
Second Acknowledgement of the
 Ambassadors Services.
AMERICAAN FRANCE MIXED
Anoiher ReCOdnIfion Of inc S.rViCeS Performed by inc GaIIiC AmbaSS- ador in Bringing About inc Peace Between inc Unified SfafeS and Spain-DesCrIpiIOn of inc Cup.

Washington, June 90. -Presfdent McKinIey today presented to the French ambassador, M. CambJn, a su- perb silver loving cup in recognition of the ambassadors friendly services in the negotiations which restored peace between the United States and Spain. TLl3 cup is Of massive prcpor- tions and chaste design and the initial significance of the gift is shown by the blending of the French and American coat of arms.
 Around thl5 outside of the bowl In raised old English text runs the fol- lowing inscription: "Presenteld by the president of the United States to his excellency, M Jules Cambon, ambas-, sador of France, in token Of his frSandly services in the negotiation Of the protocol of peace betweeu the United States and Spai4f August 12, 1898"
 The bowl IS supp0Il5e1 Cn tho. Sh0ui- ders of three American eagles. These in turn ard on a massive pedestal around which circle the thirteen stars emblematlc of the dhiI tean original states. Three handles of the cup are myrtle leaves, symbolic of the peaceful offices which M CamIbon has per- formed. On the three faces of the cup, where the handles join the bowl, appear ,tChe coaIt-of-arms of France with the letters f'R F'' (Republique Fran caise)
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
A HELPLESS SHERIFF.

Springfield, H., July 1-Acting Governor, Werder today received a telegram from Sheriff Gray at Car terville saying he was powerless to control the rioters and asking that rifles and 200 troops be sent at once The acting governor immediately or dered 150 rifles and ammunition to be sent to Sheriff Gray and ordered him to summon and arm posse. No troops will be ordered out until the sheriff's resources are exhausted. Sheriff Gray telegraphed that a coro- ner's inquest was held over the body of the negroes killed yesterday and several warrants were issued. Sheriff Gray arrested three men, but when on his way to the jail the carriage was by sympathizers, the horses cut loose and the prisoners re- leased.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02

Wright's back was sight after the ten Iaslles had been applied It took quart of turpentine iao remove the red lead after the performance was orer The warden let go a couple of ''irshoots" that ruff1ed up the skin enough to give the turpentine q chance to get to work, and it did. The steps that Wright executed would have given him first prize at any inter state cake walk.
 This picture of Delaware justice is expected to cause at least twenty five women to faint at each and every eX- hibition, and the ;earing up poor Della ware will get for this pictured bar bar;ty' will probably be considerable The title of the picture will be "A Hot Time in the O,d Jail" Eighteen prisoners executed q step well known in prison circles as the lock step. The makeup Of the group was half and half. nine whites and the same number of blacks This picture will be billed as A Study in Black and White.''
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
MARK SAW THE QUEEN
Croker Will See Thai He Has a Good
 Time in London.

London, June 30.-Senator Hanna completed the first ten days of his stay in England at Windsor, where he wit messed the military review this after noon and saw his first glimpse of the queen. The Ohio senator has had plenty of good company, including Senators Lodge, Hoar anu Spooner. Samuel Clemens (A1i3rk Twnln) and Senator-e elect Chauncey M. Dtp-w and Richard Croker will give him an cut ing during the coming week.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
AFTER TEXAS CATTLE.

Austin, Tex, July 1.-An English syndicate, with a capital of S10O,O00.- 900. is securing an option on a1 the cattle and ranch property that can be bought in Texas. NJ. l.. Grogan of Nolan county, in the Panhandle arrived here today and is an authority for the statement that the syndica;e has se- cured ninety days option on several thousand head of cattle of all kinds iE that section, and that negotiations are being conducted through tho Texas Cattle .Raisers' association.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
DEWEY EXPECTED AT HALIFAX
Squadron May Go There to Convey
 Him to New York.

Halifax. ". S. July Limited States Consul General Foster has returned from a visit to the consulates of the maritime provinces. A correspondent saw letter written by R. A. Alger. secretary Of war. in which he Aeid the date of Dewcy's reception at New York could not be decided upon as he did not know at present just when he would arrive at Halifax. The letter then fn;imates that Dewey is expected by the United States authorities to call here. probably in the latter part of September.
 If he comes here it is not unlikely that the United Sta.es North At,antic squadron viii come here to convoy him 10 New York.
 MT. Foster said nothing official could be stated until it was definitely known on what date Dewey would be here.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02

any purpose in any county when in his discretion the public good or safety of citizens require it.
 The governor, the man said, may ask the repeal of the act incorporating Clay courty. and will favor the divis- ion of the territory among the adjoin- ing counties of Laurel, Leslie, KnoX and Jackson. This he believes to bn the only effective and permanent rem ely for the trouble. and he thinks that such ac,ion will have q good effect as a warning to other counties of eastern Kentucky that have been disturbed by feuds for years.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
WILL NOT ARBITRATE
The SmeIters Decline to Recognize
 inc Union.

Denver. July 1.-Secretary 1. w. F. Hynes of the s.ate board of arbitration ernor J. B. Grant, manager of the Omaha and Grant smelAer, declining to submit the strike question to arbttra- ton on the ground that the company has no business relations with the smeltermen's union nor the OrganiZa- tions with which it is affiliated
 He says he is very hopeful of being aEle to adjust the differences with the employees of the plapa without the aid of outside intervention.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
NEW ARMY FOR OTIS
The Limit Not Yef Fixed by
 the War Department.
If Nay Be 10000 or More Recruit Ing Will Go on IndeflnifeIy-AH Sfaie Troops 10 Be Ordered d Home as Soon as Possible.

New York. July 1.-The Suns Washington special says Secretary AL ger this morning reiterated the state ment that General Otis $ to have an army in the Philippines of abnnt forty thousand men. It is not certain the army will not be increased beyond that number, as no limit has yet been determined upon in the matter of en- listing recruits for tle volunteer forces. Secretary Alger said the or ders to the recruiting officers would be to enlist volunteers until the depart ment ordered them to stop.
 The plan of the department is to give General Otis a fighting force of 10000 troops. This force will be eX- elusive of the troops needed to garri son the towns and police the cities. It will also be exclusive of the men in hospitals and unfit for active service. To give him this number of men for work it will be necessary to provide . large number of soldiers for polce duty in the cities. It is necessary to keep at all times a regiment of troops on duty in the city of Manila. Sev- eral companies are also assigned to It may be that other cities will need garrisons.
 The enlistment of volunteers is to enable General Otis to have a reserve force on hand to replace at any time any regiment in the fighting force that may, by reason of hard campaigning, be exhausted and in need of rest.
 Briefly" said Secretary Alger, General Otis is to have at all times at his disposal a fighting -orce of 30,- 900 men to take the field at any time, Independent of whatever other organ izslsions may be on hand for public duty. To give him this force,- recruit ing will go on until ordered to cease, and it cannot be said just now where the limit will be,-w wi15ti1Fr- wiff--D De 10000 in the aggregate, or more" President Mckinley has expressed to lis advisers a desire to bring home the state troops now in the Philippines without delay, and to that end instruc- tfons have been sent to General Shaft CT at San Francisco to hurry the de- paI'ture of transports from that port. These instructions may retard the re- iaforcement of General Ot:s's army, as .tha transports will leave as soon as they are ready, whether or not the troops assigned to them have reached San Francisco. The president has au- thorized She quarte1master general to purchase two more vessels, and when these are secured. they will be hurried to Manila to bring the voluntse-s home
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
A RACE AFFAIR.

Fittsburg, July 1.-One dead and one injured fatally is the result of a quar- rel between negro workmen at the Black Diamond Steel works of the Park Steel company. The dead man is John Henry Moore, Roanoke, Va. The injured are Henry Stewart, fatally;
 James Lease, shot in thigh, will re- cover. The fight was started by Stew art, who sought to redress an alleged wrong inflicted upon his younger brother by negro named John Scott.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
A SHORT LAY OFF
Work Wih B Resumed at inc Uni
 fed Verde Smelier Today.

JerOme,, Ariz., July 1.-(Special.)- Tomorrow morning will witness tie work resumed ay the great shelter of yhe United Verde giving employment 70 1000 men, At the time of the re cent fire it was thought everything would be idle for at least three weeks. A long delay would be q serious mat ter for Jerome and everybody is happy in consequence of the resumption Of work.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
ANOTHER HOMESTEAD AFFAIR.

P15tsburg, July 1.-The reported strike at the Homestead Steel works of the Carnegie company has not talk en place as yet, but the men are much worked up over the discharge of the members of the AmalgamaIted com midtee who waited upon Superintend- ent Corey yesterday and demanded the return of the fifteen men discharged recently for joining the association. Threats of a strike are heard on all sides. There are 4,OOO men in the works.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02

ganized by July 3. It will be capital ized at $36,OOO,00O, of which $16,0OO,- OO0 will be preferred and S2O,000,00O common. The stock will be under written by Barring, Magoun & O., of New York and 1idder, Peabody & Go. of Boston. Attorneys for the com panies are now examining titles of the various mills on which options have been obtained
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
COLORADO MINE ON FIRE.

GIenwood Springs. Colo, July l. A fire broke out in the Colorado Fuel eompany's mine last evening at New castle. The mine has been flooded but with very little hope of saving it. If ttts cannot be done many men will be thrown out of employment
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
A WHIPPING POST SCENE.
Cat-o'-Nine Tails Was Soaked in Red
 Pains to Represent Blood.

Wilmington. Del. July 1--C Fred Alderman, an expert in the employ of q mutascope company in New York city. visited New Castle jail yesterday with several hundred pounds of appa- ratus to take moving pictures of q whipping post scene. Sheriff Taylor granred him permission to take a series of pictures inside the jail walls. John Wright. white, consented for the sum of one half dollar, legal com Of the country. to stand at the whipping pcSt ard take ten, mot well laid on." but after the ''fy brushing style" of some of the former sheriffs Of this cuuniy. Warden Bowers gave tie cat liberal drenching of red paint, and
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
PITTlSBURG FIRE.

Ftttsburg, July 1.-J. J. WeIdon's grocery store, a four story brick structure on Market street, was burned today, entailing a loss of S35,- coo on the stock and S15, 1000 on the building. During the blaze three fire men were injured, one fatally.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
BASE BALL.
Where Games Were Won and Los
 Yesterday

At Cleveland First gama C!evs- land, 10; Boston, g. Second game, Bos- ton, IA; Cleveland, 0.
 At Pipts5urg- Pittsburg, 3; Brook 1yn, ?.
 At Cincinnati 2; Wash Ington, l.
 At Louisville Louisville, 10; Phua- delphia, 4.
 At Chicago Chicago, 10; New York, g.
 At St. Lous-Balt1more, 6; St. Louts, 9
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
SAILED FOR MANILA.

San FIancisco, June 30.-The trans port Pennsylvania with the Twenty fifth infantry and large number Of recruits for the army sai-ed for Ma nila tonight
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
PHILADELPHIA MINT COINAGE

Philadelphia, Pa, July 1.-The re- port of coinage at the United States mint in chiS city during the fiscal year ending yesterday. shows the full value to be $50, 794, ,4O179.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
THE OsTENsIBLE REASON.

San Francisco, June SO-ThiEty- five employes of the United States mint were discharged today by Super ;ntetdl:nt Frank A. Leach. Scarcely Of work is the cstenEible Gecson for the reduction ill the force
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
LEWIS MUST HANG
The Hobo Who Shof a Waiter al
 Ash Fork.

Prescott, Ap.z., June 90.-Ed Lewis, alias Lowell, who shot and killed walter the Harvey eatng house at Ash Fork in tha early part of May, was found guilty of murder in the first degree today, with the death penalty affixed
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
THE CHICAGO HABIT.

Chicago, July 1.-The jury in the case of Emil RollInger of Milwaukee avenue restaurant keeper, charged with murdering and attempting to cremate his wife by placing her body in a closet and set1ing fire to the house, found him guilty and recom- mended the death penalty.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
THE SAMOAN ISLANDS.

Berlin, July IA dispatch to the Cologne Gazette from Apia under date of June 26 says Mahetoa Tanus will soon be transported to the Fiji islands.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
KIDNAPPBRs CONVICTED.

Chicago, July IA verdict of guilty was returned this afternoon in the cases of Mrs Ingerson and John Col Ifns of Gainesville. O.. charged with Kidnapping Gerald Lapiner.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
CHICAGO STOCK YARD STRIKE.

Chicago, July 1.-Circulars announe- ing a mass meeting of the stock yards strikers for tomorrow are out, and it IS expected this meeting will settle whether there will be a general strike or a settlement
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
MODESTO IRRIGATION sd

San Francisco, July 1.-Thd of the Modesto Irrigation distN today pronounced valid by Juda row in the United States circuit
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
GEORGE PUTNAM SENTENCED.

Sacramento, July Judge Hughes hanged on September for the mur- der of John Showers, a fellow convict at Folsom prison.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
WOMEN LAWYERS IN FRANCE.

Paris, July 1.-The chamber of q uties adopted a resolution todayA thortzing duly qualified wom7 practice at the bar.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
BOATING ACCIDENT IN WALES.

London, July 1.-Fifteen persons are reported to have been drowned in a boating accident oh Pwllhei, Carnar- vonshire, North Wales.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
GREAT woRsTED TRUST.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 1.-The United States Worste6 company, which has been in process of organiz ton for several months, will, it is by an authoklty, be complete'
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02
LIVE BIRDS CHAMPION.

DexM, June 30.-In a match for pnt worlds championship cup irds today between J. A. FL ansas City and Alvin B. Dan Inver, Elliots won by a score r.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-25
GOLFERS COMPROMISE
WITH BUTCHER KLEIN
For a Proper Consideration His Odor
Mandatory Will Be
Removed.

SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 24.-When the San
Rafael Golf Club attempted to force Chris
Klein, the butcher, to move his slaughter
house from the vicinity of the new golf
links on the theory that the juxtaposi-
ton of an odor factory was not condu>
Give to an esthetic enjoyment of the game
CALIFORNIAN, the members were not long
kept in Ignorance Of the fact that they
had caught a Tartar. Klein declared
that she was there first" and prepared
to make a stand in the courts for what
he deemed his rights Attorney Camp,
bell had not counted on such determined
opposition; so the manipulators of the
brassie and the niblick withdrew their
forces and held q council of war.
Their deliberations resulted in a truce
being declared. and 1t was finally decided
to see what could be done with the stub-
born butcher on a monetary basis. After
a conference with the "Hoot Mons"
Klein found enough coin was forthcom-
ing TO salve his injured reelings and make
the suit accrue to his financial benefit.
Accordingly, ii is stated on excellent au-
thority, for a goodly consideration the
butcher will move his sausage mill and
let the injunction issued by Judge An
gellotti continue permanently In addi-
ton to this compensation, the butcher s
attorneys fees will be paid by the club.
AS soon as the slaughter house Is re-
moved the club will build a summer house
on its site and turn 1t into sort OF villa
similar to the various places around the
bay now so well patronfzed by society.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-25
CANAL PROVISION
REMAINS IN BILL
Senate Passes River and
Harbor Measure.
Special Dispatch to The Gail.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24-After
session Of nearly eight hours to-day the
Senate this evening at $3.50 O'CLOCK
passed the river and harbor bill by the
decisive vote Of so to 3. The measure
was under consideration throughout
the day and on several OF the com
mittee amendments determined ngnt
was made, but in every instance the
opposition awaited nothing.
Tbe sharpest contest arose over the
Nicaragua canal bill amendment. "A
point of order was made against 1t that
i was general legislation, but the Sen
ate to which the Vice President sub
mitted the point, overruled 1t. 1t was
then attacked as not being relevant TO
q river and harbor measure, but this,
too. was overruled by the Senate.
Pe+tigrew (SIver RI, Rawlins CD
of Utah and Teller (Silver R.) OF COLO
RADIO vigorously attacked the DILL their
onnosition being directed especially
against the canal amendment. The
statement was made that the measure
would never see the light OF day III lne
House. and that the canal would not De
built under the proposition inserted III
the bill. ~,
During the afternoon Sewell OF New
Jersey delivered a speech in support OF
fhe Hull-Hawley army reorgan1Zatlon
hill i'm the course of which he declared
that the United States was now as
much at war in the Philippines as II
was with Spain when our army was pc
fore Santiago. He expressed tIle p 9e doo
that II would require an army or o0oU0
men to control the Filipinos and that
we were likely yet 70 nave serious
trouble in Cuba.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-25
ENEMY'S SHARPSHO0TERS
ACTIVE ABOUT CALO0CAN

MANILA, Feb. "a, 4:44 p. m.-The en-
emys sharpshooters have been particu-
larly active about Caloocan all day.
Special attention was paid to the three
gun batteries near the railroad, and the
Improvement of the rebel marksman-
ship was very noticeable. The rebels
fired volleys at the battery, their bull
let's frequently Swimming the tops Of
the sandbags.
A lieutenant of the Twentieth Kansas
Volunteers and three other men were
slightly wounded. A man was killed in
the trenches to-day.
The rebel battery has not been used
since a shell from the United States
double-turreted monitor Monadnock eX-
ploded over it yesterday.
The enemy's fire was SO hot during
the night in the vicinity of Higgins
house that the headquarters was re-
moved to a church four hundred yards
inside the line.
A few small fires have destroyed sew
eraI native houses in the outskirts of
the city.
The Twentieth Infantry is being dis
embarked from the transport Scandal.
The regiment will be encamped on the
water front, at the former quarters or
the Tennessee volunteers temporarily.
orders have been issued to enforce
the provisional customs tariff at Iloilo,
and the following officers have been APP
pointed to conduct the civil affairs of
Iloilo: Major Theodore Stomberg, treas
urer; Captain J. T. Evans, collector OF
customs; Ensign L. II. Everhart, port
captain: E. c.. Hatch, Eighteenth In
fantry collector of revenue.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-25
FILIPINO VERSION
OF INCBNDIARY
DEEDS AT MANILA
Insurgents Declare Napoleon's
Expulsion From Moscow Is
Being Repeated.

LONDON, Feb. 24.-The Filipino
agent in London has communicated the
following dispatch:
MANILA, Feb. 24-Americans pur-
chased the principal houses, cafes ana
warehouses on Escolta street, and the
insurgents set fire to them last even
ing. Escolta, from the bridge to Santa
Cruz. was burned, and blocks of houses
on parallel streets to Binondo church
were affame When the f1remen ar
rived the Filipinos cut the hose and
fought desperately with the troops.
The .F'ilipinos also sent a large body OF
men to try to force an entrance to the
old city gates, at the same time seal
ing the walls.
1.-THE Americans, fearing a conf1agra-
ton, signaled to the feet for help, ana
twelve vessels began a bomoardment,
firing upon Dulunbayan and Bl1plt.
The natives were fighting desperately
everywhere, and there were many hand
TO hand conflicts. The Americans re-
treated across the bridge up to Pasco,
Magallenese and Calzadas in order to
protect the city Europeans met in prf-
Yate houses for self defense, but
were respected when their servants de-
clared there were no Americans pres
sent. Chinese were the principal VIC
fins. Fleeing from the natives to the
Manila gates, they implored the Amerl-
cans TO protect them, but the Ameri-
cans. mistrusting the Chinese, fired
upon them, killing large NUMBERS OF
them.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-25
GREATER GROWS
HONOR'S ROLL
Additional Casualties in
Philippines.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

= WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Gen-
= eral Otis to-day cabled the War
= Department as follows:
y MANILA, Feb. 24-Adjutant Cen
+ eral, Washington: Additional casu-
r alties, February %, during recon-
+ noissance near San Pedro Macate:
+ FIRST WASHINGTON.
r Killed, Company H. Private AL
y bert ]. Rupert.
+ The following casualties occurred
= in an engagement near Caloocan
y February % and %:
r. FIRST SOUTH DAKOTA.
y Killed.-Company G, Private Oscar
y L. Felker; Company NJ, Sergeant
+ w. B. Smith, died of wounds.
+ Wounded. B, Private
+ Fred Tobin, neck and lungs, mod
+ crate; Company NJ, Martin Eide,
y arm, slight; Musician Charles
4 Hultberg, neck, severe.
+ THIRD ARTILLERY.
4 Wounded.-Battery G., Sergeant
4 Jasper A. Lewis, wrist. slight;
y Battery H, Sergeant Charles w.
+ Wheeler. head, slight.
y TWENTIETH KANSAS.
y Killed. = Company F, Private
\ George H. Monroe.
= Lieutenant William A. Callahan,
= thigh, slight; Company I, Private
4 John M. Weber, hand. slight;
y Company c, James E, Riley,
+ scalp, slight; Company F, Corpo-
= raj Herbert Sands, legs, severe;
y Company K, Oscar Mallicoat, head,
y serious; Company L, Private VIII
\ liam Woten, thigh, severe; Musi-
\ clan Tolando Blaisch, thigh, Sc
+ we're.
FIRST MONTANA.
= Killed.-Company L, Second Lieu
!. tenant Eugene s. French.
\ Notwithstanding K, Second
r Lieutenant Philip Greeman, side,
+ slight; Company F, Fred Chatel,
+ elbow, slight; Company B, Martin
r. Hyman. leg, slight; Company l.,
4 William NJ. Stedman, thigh, severe;
\ Company D, William F. Kramer,
r. scalp slight; Company I, William
+ A. Bonham, shoulder, slight; Com
\ pany C. Glen w. Hurd, foot,
i Slight; Company G, Theodore F.
+ Manchester, thigh and hand, Sc
y we're; Company L, Thomas G.
Il Dunn, head, serious; John F.
\ Dunn, thigh and wrist, slight Com
r. pany A, Otto Nelson. shoulder,
4 slight; John Shannon, bullock,
y slight.
y Casualties IN Tondo District
+ Manila, February 23
l. THIRTEENTH MINNESOTA.
+ Wounded.-Company D, Private
\ Herman H. Hillman, chest, slight;
r. Company M, Edigus Fehr. arm.
4 thigh and across chest, severe;
y Oscar Friedman, slight G. Baker,
r neck, severe.
j. TWENTY-THIRD INFANTRY.
j. Killed.-Company G., Private Ed
y ward Reaver.
j. Wounded.-Company NJ. Private
r. John L. Barker, thigh and fore
X head, severe.
Il Private William Busch, Company
\ A, Fourteenth Infantry, cabled
Il wounded 9th, is error. OTIS.
= r y y r 4 = y \ \ + = y = + +