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Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
BURROWS SEES DANGER.

Washington, July Ex-senator Bur-
rows of Michigan, in an interview with
a Post reporter this afternoon, said:
1T is my judgment that if the war in
the Philippines is still in progress
next year and the end is not yet in
sight, the situation will be to the dis
advantage of the republican party, and
the only hope for the party and the
country, 1 might add, is in a speedy
change in the Philippines. Unless the
war in the Philippines speedily ends
it will become an important political
factor and its continuance will mako
the outlook for republican success un-
certain, to say the least.
IF 1 could have had my way, we
would have simply taken a coaling sta
tion or base of supplies in the island
of Luzon. We would not have paid
penny oSpain and we would have our
foothold in the east without sacrifice
of life and money!
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01

a verdict Of suicide. but cannot ac-
count for the manner in which the
razor was placed on ithe tree after
Wilder inflicted the wounds
W. f. Wheeler. Il prominent young
business man of Dayton. Tenn. was
robbed and murdered by negro high
waymen late last night at Redwood
Tenn. While en- route to the railway
station. His remains We're placed on
the Cincinnati. Southern railway
track TO hide the crime. Wheeler was
shor in the head. When the body was
found by a passenger train crew. his
and several hundred dollars were miss
ing. A posse is in pursuit of the
negroes.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
MURDERED IN BRAZIL
SUSPECTED Fate of Another Party
of Explorers.

Kansas City, July 31.-A party OF
explorers headed by two Kansas City
men. Weldon E. Williamson and Mar
Gus E. Kirk, in which Alfred Green
field of Marreton, Kan, which left
this city in March 1898, and has not
been heard from since June, 1898, is
now believed to have been extermi-
mated by hostile tribe of Indians In
the western part of Brazil, whittier it
went in search of great rubber forests
in the interests of Kansas City capt.
talsts.
Secretary Hay has notified the
United States consul in Buenos Ayres,
Rio Janeiro and other South American
capitals to make an immediate and
thorough investig cation.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
RELIEF WORK IN CUBA
Progress Reported on the Two Re.
lief Farms at CIsbe noeIka.

Havana. July 31.-WiHiam Willard
Howard, general manager of the Gu
ban industrial relief fund, speaks hope
fully of the work being done at the
two re.ief farms at Clebe Mocha. II
miles west of AIantarlzas. where the
managers have application for more
emplovment than they have funds to
provide.
Crowds of destitute persons come TO
the farms at daylight and beg for
work. None of them beg for food and
never ask for it without expressing n
desire to pay for it by working,
Numerous small farmers in the neigh
borhOod are anxious to obtain loa-s
for the purchase of animals and i'm
plements with which to resume the
cultivation of their fields. Offering 70
pay interest On such loans at the rate
of y per cent
Many WHO applied to General Viii
son for assistance have been referred
to Mr.. Howard. General WILSON, is a
great friend and helper of the fund
and is strongly in favor of aiding with
cattle and agricultural implements the
small farmers. In fact, it was at his
instigation that Governor General
Brooke recently called meeting of
all the governors of the provinces to
take action in the matter All except
General Wilson objected to the plan
believing that it savored toe
much of paternalism.
Mr.. Howard asserts that near the
large cities there is a little progress
being made in the cultivation of the
land, but that further in the country
the evidences of the devastation |
by General Weyler are as
plaim as ever. Mr.. Howard's great |
difficulty is "a lack of funds. The small |
farmers have not been helped, except |
by the issues of army rations. The
socio+v desires to increase its funds
~ Oruer that it may enlarge its sphere
of usefulness. "a
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
GHMMRINUS' GAINS
British women Alarmed at His In
roads In Scotland.

London, July 31.-The British WO-
mans Temperance society and. other
organizations formed 30 combat the
drink evil are greatly agitated over
the steady and rapid growth of drunk
enness in Scotland. The annual report
of the prison commissioners for Scot
land, just issued, calls prominent at
tention to the drink evil across the
Tweed and attributes to IT the great
increase of committaIs to prison dur
ing the last year. the number of COM
initials exceeded the average OF the
previous five years by more than 5000.
The total receptions were 55.561 "a
figure which has never before been
reached in Scotland. During the year
there was one commitment for every
seventy-f1ve of the population. In ether
words, the percentage of the commit
tails has doubled dunng the last. fifty
years, while the increase IN population
is comparatively insignificant. In
Glasgow, with a population Of about
725, 900, about 19, 900 persons were tax
en- into custody in 1898 for drunken
ness, and q 900 for breach of the peace
and petty assaults in which 80 per
cent. of the offenders were under the
influence of liquor. Considerable com
ment has been caused by the showing
of the judicial statistics that out OF
the total of over $4,000 arrests, only
1 ,276 prisoners received sentence above
two months.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
AN UNNAMED G1iCer Thinks a
Big Task.
IS CUT OUT FOR UNCLE SAM
1t Would Be Easier TO pacify Mex
iCO Than the Eight riiliiOn More
Highly Civilized FiIiPIROS, Con-
SIanfIY Growing wiser In war
and Aided by Most Deadly
Climate.

San Francisco, July 31-An officer
OF one of the volunteer regiments now
in the Philippines has written the fol-
lowing letter to the Associated Press:
Manila, June 27.
'NThe arrival of the rainy season
finds the insurrection as vigorous as
ii has been at any time since the out
break. The insurgents armies are
well recruited, notwithstanding their
heavy losses, and are well fed and
clothed. They have prof1ted by their
five months of warfare against the
Americans. They are fast adopting
American methods and are becoming
better disciplined and more skillful in
the use of their weapons every day.
"One hundred thousand soldiers
should be here reldy for business by
the beginning of the dry season in No
vember. A continuous warfare cannot
be carried on in this enervating eli
mate by the same troops. Frequent
reliefs are necessary. Troops should
not be kept here longer than a year
Men from northern climate retain
their native vigor for six or eight
months after their arrival here and
then begin to succumb to the various
ailments of a tropical climate.
This is exemplified in the cases of
the volunteers and those regulars who
have been in the Philippines since last
summer. Most of them are saturated
with malaria, many have rheumatism
and all are greatly debiIitated. They
are unfit for further duty and recu-
peration seems slow and unsatisfac-
tory. As it has been with them, so it
is likely 10 be with their successors.
"The 100000 people of the Philip
pines are as highly civilized as the
100000 of Mexico. If the American
people viii imagine the United States
to have acquired Mexico against her
will and to be engaged in an attempt
to put down a universal rebellion of
the Mexicans with 10000 troops they
will have a duplicate picture at close
range of the situation in the Philip
pines, with the exception that the eli
mate of the Philippines is from ten to
fifteen degrees more tropical than that
of Mexico
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
TRY TO REGAIN COLOMBO.

Washington, July 31.-General Otis's
report of the efforts of the Filipinos
to retake Calamba is as follows:
Manila, July 31.-Adjutant General,
Washington: The insurgents in con-
siderable force appeared in the vicin-
ity of Calamba yesterday but were
punished and driven off by Hall. Our
casualties were one killed, seven
wounded. Capt. Simpson, of the Sixth
infantry, struck a robber band Of
negroes on the 2Sth inst, killing nine
teen. No casualties on our side.
"OTIS."
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
RESOLUTION TODAY
The Dominican Republic IRsurreC.
fion Takes Form.

Cape Raytien, Hayti. july 31.-From
a dispatch just received from a reliable
source it is learned that a revolution
will be proclaimed tomorrow or the
day after in the republic of Santo Do
mingo in favor of Don Juan Isidor
JimineZ.
According to this dispatch the en-
tire western portion of the republic
has declared in favor of Jiminez and
he is the only candidate for the presi-
dency throughout the rest of the coun-
try.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
AFFAIRS OF ARIZONA
Territorial Banks More
FIOuriShing Thnn Ever.
Pensions Issued or Increased in
Favor of Residents of Arizona.
Contributions TO The Lafayette
Statue Fund.

| Washington, July 31-(Speciai.)-
The abstract of the condition of the
national banks of Arizona at the close
of business on June Seth. as reported
TO the comptroller of the currency
shows the average issue to have been
31.37 per cent againsz 39.42 per cent
on April 9th; loans and discounts in
crease from $1.125.451 to 81. DDS. $50:
stocks and Securities. from S126. .992 TO
OH, ,209: due from national bank not
reserve agent for $236. 1OS to 1916. 433:S;
due from state banks and banker
decrease from S12024S to SIS. S.362; due
from approved reserved agents from
$JG9,523 to S49O.9T4: gold coin IL
crease from sos. T23 to $2222, ,33f0; total
specie from $212.471 10 S23S. 24G:
lawful money reserve from $2J6, ,O32 20
$3C1, ,166; due to other national banks
decrease from $6215 to SSS.3O9. due to
state banks increase from S11, ,SSS to
S33,537; individual deposits from
$1,977.726 to S2.153. .O25
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Original: Andrew ]. Ritter.
Mammoth. IS: Joseph Fishburn. Craig,
Sc; George C. Strong. Globe IS: Julius
H. G.. Montzhe;mer. Wicken5rrg, Sc:
Martin \. BartIeson, Nogales, Sc.
Redick J. Cartwright. Phoenix, Sc
War with Srain. Thomas W.
Virgins, Bisbee. $40. Increase.
Santiago Marquee. Concho, IS
to SO; Henry H. Travis, Phoenix, $S
to $40.
New NIeXico-Origina1 Andres Ram
Tres. Cimarron, IS: Juan Rey Chaves
Cubero. Valencia, $S; Charles S. Boyd
Aztec, S12: CandeIario Garcia, SO
corro, Sc; John II. She1rs, frrcsnai. Sc:
Juan Ortiz, (d-adl Pccos. 81. Guada-
lupe Sanchez, Cuol, $G: Jose Mes;as.
Incueva. Sc; Alonzo Dunn. Cuba, Sc:
John Ririe. Parsons. IS; widow.
Maria c. LOoaz. Wat-ous. IS: widow.
(reiSsue) NestOrl Saavetlro t;e Robes.
Manzano. $S. War with Spa l. Ste
phen Easton. Santa Fe, SD; T:no hy
Breen. Santa Fe. SIS. Restoration
Severiano Martinez, Cleveland. so.
Increase-Daniel Saldoyal Albuque1-
que. IS 10 $12.
The contract for carrying the mai.
from Somerton to Yuma has been
awarded to John W. Williams Of
Somerton.
The Comptroller of the Currency
Dawes has received from Arizona
$311.29 for citizens of that territory
toward the fu2d for the statue Of
Lafayette TO be erected in Paris.
Frank c. Raymond of Gran; coJTlty,
New Mexico. has been appointed
plumber at the quartermasters depart
meut at large at Fort Apache, Ariz.
Mr.. T. Damon of Albuquerque y. NJ,
has been appointed a military nail
clerk.
The civil service commission an
nounces that on September 6th an eX
animation will be held at Tucson on
that date for the position of clerk and
carrier in the postOftice at that place.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
NEBRAsKANs DIsEMBARK.
They Were Given a Noisy Welcome by
San Francisco.

San Francisco, July S1-The disem-
barking of the First Nebraska infan-
try and Ghe Utah light artillery from
the transport Hancock today gave San
F'ranciscans second opportunity to
welcome the returning soldiers from
the Philippines. AS the regimental
officers of the Nebraskans turned into
Market street a mighty cheer was
given. The band came next playing
lively airs and then followed men at
tired in campaign uniforms. The SOL
diers looked very we'll as they marched
along and their soldierly appearance
brought forth much favorable COM
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
TWO TENNESSEE TRAGEDIES.
Puzz.ing Circumstances of Il Suicide
Posse 'Pursues Murderer5.

Chattanooga, Tenn, July 31.-Rich
ard Wilder, Il Chicago mason, was
found dead in the outskirts Of the city
this morning with his throat cut from
ear to ear. Lying on a limb of tfie
tree under which the body was found
was a razor, covered with blood. The
coroner's jury this afternoon returned
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
MORE COMING.

Washington, July 31-More volun-
teers are enroute to San Francisco
from Manila, according to a dispatch
from General Otis:
Manila, July 3O.-Adjutant general,
Washington: The North Dakota. Wy
oming and Idaho regiments are on
the transport Grant, ready to depart.
Their desire to delay until tomorrow
to receive their monthly pay was per-
mltted. OTIS"
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
HELD FOR YELLOW FEVER.

New York. July 31.-The Atlas
steamer Al;ai, which arrived this
afternoon from Kingston and Costa
Riean ports. is detained At quarantine.
owing to the death of a passenger from
yellow fever
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
KENTUCKY INSURRECTION
The Anfi-GoebeIieS Meet al Lexington
Tomorrow.

Lexington, KY, July 31-The state
conference Of the anti-GoebeI demo-
Gratis will be called to order at Wood
land Park on Wednesday afternoon.
So far fifteen counties have instruct
ed delegates to be present, and on the
basis of the Louisville convention,
this will mean about $50 delegates.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
THE TRANsvAAL CLEARING.
Possible Elimination of Religious
Disabilities.

Pretoria, July 31.-The political sit.
ua ton continues to grow clearer. The
governmenJ is waiting for dispatches
relating to the commission of irquiry
The volksraad has held a secret ses
sion for the purpose of discussing
President Kruger's hropcsal to elimf-
nate the question of religious disabal
tiles from the constitution.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
BASE BALL.

AT Pittsburg-Pittsburg, Z; Balti-
more, 8.
At Louisville Louisville, s; New
York, 8.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati, Brook.
lyn, g.
At Chicago go-Washington, s; Chi
cago, 5.
At st. Louis-Rain prevented the
Boston-St. Louis game.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
THE IN AND THE OUT
The war Department Changes
Hands Today.

Washington. July 31.-Mr. Root has
notified Secretary Alger that he will
be in Washington and ready 10 as
sumo control of the war department
at II o'clock tomorrow.
General Alger will leave at 11:45
O'Clock for Michigan.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
ONE SHELTER CLOSES.

Denver, July 31.-Dennis Sheedy,
manager of the Globe smelter, after
the announcement of the decision of
the state board of arbitration, pub
lished a notice stating that the works
would be closed indefinitely.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
A DIR. CRONTN, CONVICT,
Wanted in Chicago for Jury
Bribery.

Chicago, July 31.-The board of COM
missioners of Cook county today offer
ed a reward of $500 for the capture
and return to this city of Daniel
Coughlfn, wanted for alleged jury
bribery Coughlin was once sentenced
to the penitentiary for life for the
murder of DR.. Cronin. and was acquit
red on the second trial
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
A KENTUCKY DUEI.

Knoxville. Tenn. July 31.-A fatal
duel took place across the fire in
Letcher county, NY. William Small
wood killed his uncie. Clelland Small
wood G-d the younger man was
himself fatally wounded as a result o.
an old quarrel.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
LEAVES TRIESTE TO-DAY.

Trieste. July 31.-AdmiraI Dewey
spent the Gay at the Hotel de la Vile
While his flagship Olympia was being
coaled. He VIII return to the ship
tomorrow and expects to sail in the
afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01

be permitted to continue their jour
ney to Omaha, where they have been
engaged by the authorities as a fea-
ture of the exposition now in progress.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
THEY MAY GO ON.
The Filirino Actors Given Permission
to Land.

Washington, July 31.-Commission-
erlGeneral Powderly of the immigra-
tion bureau has directed that sixteen
Filipino actors who have been
detained at San Francisco for some
pending a settlement of the cues n
of their right to land. be released and
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01

ment The men were cheered to the
echo as they proceeded along the
line of march.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01

Continued on Seventh Pase.l
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01

San Francisco, July 31-An officer
Of one of the volunteer regiments now
in the Philippines has written the fol-
lowing letter to the Associated Press:
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-26
Wby pay from SIS 10 500

fOI treatment OF thc wnI>kty or
morphine habit, when cure l.
guaranteed at from SIS for 4 home
treatment 10 $25 IT the Bourbon
headquarters II is safe, SUR ,
speedy AMI perfectly painlt S. ann
no injections. All patients treated
with no publicity at the institute aud
without the knnwl' do, Of patient 5
neighhors 1T home. Thousands a.
cures ali over the union. Write for
circulars free.
DR.. Matcht ties Thirtv-Dav To
bacco Habit Cure, soc only. AL
druggists.
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The above wel-known No. End Spring Buggy
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full length ID ble colo swedged fanle Wheels best
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of bottom and inside of body We furnish with each Buggy
Storm Apron, of pads best and buggy
wrench We make nothing but be bugges with
bottom of reach We make without doubt the best buggy the
buggy than
buggy price work all hand made and hand
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DIR. mdtcbette'S
Chloride Of Gold Cure
BOURBON, IND.

Specialists in speedy ald painless
cures of Morphine and " hiskey
Habits at Bourbo Institute or at
patients home.
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he DAILY LEADER
sAOi~ON, SOUTH DAKOTA.
X 81. 1899.
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

LOCAL BREvITIES.
.as Challenge" IL the new Cigar.
t' for it.
frank OF The Maine is in Minnes'
buying eoodr.
guar nesting OF Madison chapter
= -, this evening.
.pasan was a passenger east this
''og to Milwaukee.
uoke THE Challenge" best s cent
'"town. Sold everywhere.
h .''''er report: Generally fair to-
!. and Wednesday. Warmer to-
t,aaember THE Challenge" manu-
"ea BY Ed. Sunde. Call for It.
.'unde, the local manufactures, hsa
on the market "I'he Challenge
y Try it.
Nuafy taskst leaves tho opsr'
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house in the morning. Collar bands put
on shirts free.
st. Katherine's Guild will meet with
Mrs. X. G. McCallister and Miss Fits to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. x
The Knowles famous fun-makers will
appear ut the opera houee one week COM
menc,ng next Monday evening.
Chas. Lewis went to Went worth today
10 work on the Presbyterian parsonage |
IN course OF erection at that place.
There is an upward tendency in the
local gram market to-day, the quotations
being as follows: Wheat, No. l, 81; No.
., 40. Flax, sl.l9.
Clerk OF the Courts koehue OF Kings
bury and Clerk OF the Courts Atkins OF
Miner were in the city to-day visiting
Clerk OF the Courts Preston.
A. g. Schmidt has customers Tor a few
more Lake county farms and would be
pleased to have those desiring to sell to
list their property with him ut once
The Brookings foot ball team arrived
this morning from Mitchell, happy rs
school boys Notwithstanding they were
sorely defeated by the Mitchells, the
score standing s.. to 0 in favor Of the
latter.
Geo. Cook, the j~eweler, is offering
ONE special bargains in watches this
month and some excellent purchases
may be obtained by calling upon him
DO not fail to avail yourself Of the OPP
~portunity.
There is probably no further danger
OF a soft coal famine in this city. The
dealers generally are receiving con-
signmente. and Billy Fintzel OF the Hyde
Elevator Go. says he has fifteen carloads
in stock.
On next Friday evening, November
-, the Young Women's Christian lem
p~erance Union will give u candy-pul'
and social IN the psrlors OF the Presby.
terian church. A most cordial invita-.
ton is extended to all. Admission. II
cents.
Geo. Klassy and wife OF Leroy town
I ship were in the city to-day. They re-
4 port excellent success on their farm this
wear, and in addition to field crops have
sold nearly 800 worth OF products from
the garden. They own a half-sectiou
\ farm and are worthy Of success.
\ The city council met last evening and
approved the estimates Of the city en-
\ ~0ineer in the matter OF building side
walks neglected by the property owners
! The street committee was instructed u
receive bids for building the same, tn
cost OF construction to be charges
against sbutting property.
= ". Il. Smythe returned this morn'n'
from Howard where he has been ASSIST
: ing in the construction OF a new wa'ei
y uorks system. The maine will be a
laid by o.morro evening. The eng'n
N has not yet arrived, but is on the wa
m and the system is expected to Do II
m working order at an early day. Dur'n
m h;o absence MIR. Smythe plated atowu
- .;ta at the point commonly known a
m Epiphany. The name will be change
m under the new order Of things and wi
L...a,tar be known rs the City
m Kruger.
Call on phone No. 81. for al KINDS {
!, wood.
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Geo. A. Poutins, Upper ssndusK En,. ~,
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Honey and Tar tor sose INV snso ssmsd adv
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Special Dispatch to The Daily Leader.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 81, 1915 P. M.-The fol-
loving advices have been received by
the American Press Association:
Washlngton-Vice President Hobart
died at $50 this morning. Only the
family and physicians we're present.
Geo. holland, Rockford, O.. says, "My
wife had piles forty years. De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve cured her. 1t is the
best salve IN America" 1t heals every.
thing and cures ell skin diseases.
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Ae1ressivc Missionary Work.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-Aggressive
missionary work in the islands acquired
by the United States in the war with
Spain, has been determined upon by
the board of managers Of the missions
of the Protestant Episcopal church in
this country. This decision, which was
reached at q meeting Of the board held
in this city, is the result OF long delib-
Grafton by the authorities of the church.
The private and personal blessings o
enjoys while taking Rocky Mountain
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OF human happiness.
FRANK SMITH.
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