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TRANsYAAL AFFAIRS.
A JolIying Rumor From Johannes
bury Is Denied,

burE is Denied.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Digger News,
the Boer organ in London. has received
tho following dispatch from Johannes.
burg, dnted July Ia
"a cable dispatch from the British
government hus been received by the
Trnnsvaal government, conveying a cor
dial message OF warm approval OF the
VolksraadB franchise proposals.
"The message also suggests minor al
tcrations. and tenders friendly advice.
" The TrOnsVaAl, In replying, crate
fully accepts the suggestions and con-
sideratIon OF the reform bill, now before
the rhad, has been deferred In accord
nncc with the British cabinets advice,
"As a result OF this development the
peace party has come out triumphant,
and Lord Salisbury acclaimed rs the
vlndicutnr OF the moderate"
The SECRETARY OF state for the colo
niea, MIR. Joseph Chnmberlalq. when
questioned regarding the johannesburg
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PORT TOWNSEND, Wash. July a.
-rhe steamship orlzaba arrived from
the north this morning, bringing tlfty
returning Klondlkers, most Of whom m
have gold dust ranging from $500 up
10 several thousand. The ships strong
box contains 100 pounds OF the yellow
metal from the Interior. This party
arrived up river from Dawson on the
steamer Farrell. Some passengers
are direct from Atiin. and report that
claims in that district are being work
ed. They say that Judge irwin. VINO
wns sent to Atlin to straighten out MIN
ing properties, ia giving real satisfac-
tIon, and In awarding all claims 20
original locntors they are permitted TO
Commence work. Ee makes no dis
tinction between Americans and Cana
dlanS. and holds that Americans VINO
have taken out miners licenses In ac-
coriRnre with the laws In British CO.
iumbin. nnd prior to the passing OF the
allen exclusion law, located claims,
are entitled to the same privileges as
canadians
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WEST yTRGINTANs

In the New Army--Fresh Appoint
mcnts Made by tho President.
Special Dispatch TO the IntelligenceH.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July IA
Among the numerous appointments of
officers In the volunteer army made by
the President to-day, was that Of Ju-
lien L. GauJat, formerly captain Of the
Second West Virginia, to be first lieu
tenant.
Among the officers previously ap-
pointed the following West Virgtnians
have been ordered to the TwGnty-
seventh infantry, at Camp Meade,
Pennsylvania Captain Howard Atkln-
son and First Lieutenant Znn r. Col
1atf
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Murdor IN FiFst Deeree.

FREDERICK, No.. July 1.-THE
Jury in the case Of John Alfred Brown,
Jointly accused with Armstsad Taylor.
Of the murder Of Mr.. and Mira. RoSen-
stein. near Rockville, Montgomery
county, Md, to-day found a verdict Of
guilty Of murder In the first degree. II
was generally thought that Brown
would be acquitted or that the Jury
would disagree and the verdict Is soms-
what OF q surprise, Taylor has been
found guilty and is to be hanged on
August IS, at which time Brown will
also probably suffer the death penalty.
Both are negroes,
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nrnr n nnrncd Wlrc Fenec.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. July N.-A speclHl to
the Post-Dispntch from Texnrkana,
Texas. says that news of fatal flght
with rifles wns received late this after
mon from New BostOn, TeNnS, the
conntv acat OF bowie county, during
which Iru Smith was killed and VIII
IISves. w. II. Hart, a merchant, and
Joseph Manning, n lawyer, were fatally
Injured, The trouble Is said TO have
been over Il barbcd wire fence
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CHICAGO, July N.-George Dixon
was given the decision over Eddie San
try In their six round bout at the
Dearborn Athletic Club Tonight. Ref
cree Hogan announced Dixon the win
ner and was greeted with q volume oe
dissenting remarks. In point Of blows
landed there was little to choose. Dix
on probably being the more effective.
counted for something in getting him
the verdict,
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AMERICAN CONCESSIONS
In china-The Matter Laid Before tho
Stntc DepaFtment.

In Chinn-The Matter lIntu beloEe tne
State Department.
WASHINGTON, D. e., July l4.-sec-
retary Hay received call this morn
ing from W. Barclay Parsons. the en-
glneer representing the American rail-
way concessIonaIres controlling the
projected railroad from Canton to Han
kow, China. Mr. Parsons explained at
some length to the secretary the obsta-
cles that have been encountered by his
company in carrying out It's concession.
The Chinese government Is ostensibly
held to be obstructing the concession
aires, but behind that government and
urging It unwilllngly on Its course, are
foreign influences, according to Mr..
Parsons. which are striving to secure
for themselves this concession.
Mr.. Parsons represented that an
English company holding the concess-
ion for a line from Canton to Kowloon
was prepared to white interests with
the American corporation and effect a
combination to maintain themselves
against these foreign influences. The
British government would naturally
look after the interests Of Its subjects
and the American corporation asks
Secretary Hay to take similar action to
require the Chinese government to per-
nit Of the execution Of the concession.
Secretary Hay promised to lay the
matter before the President. The first
step to be taken is to secure from Uni
ted States Minister conger, at Pekin,
an exact statement Of the facts upon
which to proceed. The Chinese gov
ernment has already been distracted by
the rival claims Of England and Russia,
to railroad concessions In Northern
China and the present conflict In the
south promises to be quite as difficult
of adjustment.
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HAVANA, July 1I.-Many Cuban
papers fatty deny the existence Of
''plots" against American visitors who
remain here few days and then return
to the United States, but there is un-
doubtedIy considerable element en-
deayorIng 10 SOW dlssensions among
the Cuhnns and using every means TO
array them against the Americans.
Even the province OF MRtanEas, which
~ supposed to be the most peaceable
district. has such mAlcontents within
ItR borders.
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NotIonol LABOR CommissIonora.

AUGUSTA, Me-, July 14.-At the
closing session of the convention Of Ma
tIonal labor commissioners to-day,
commissioners and representatives of
twelve states reported upon the work
done and in progress at the present
time. Letters and reports from absent
commissioners also were read. The
election OF officers resulted Ms follows:
Carroll D. Wright, Washington, presi-
dent; II. p. RIxey. st. Louis, Arst vice
president; John MacMackin, Albany. N.
Y, second vice president; a. p. Mon
taEue, Richmond, Va, secretary; exec
utlve committee, HalfOrd Erickson,
wisconsin: Martin McHAle, Minneso-
tn; james s. Clarke, Pennsylvania.
Milwaukee was designated as the place
Of next meeting,
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TIE ApMINIsTRATIoN
VIII Not Join Issues With Great Brit
ain In China.

Will NOb JOIN AbhuGa WttH 0ESssS DEtS-
ain in China.
NEW YORK, July IA special to
the Herald from Washington says;
While President Mckinley will take ait
necessary steps for the protection Of
Americans and dthelrinterests In China
there is no likelihood that he will join
with Great Britain in coercing the Pc
kin government to give extraordinary
concessions to British and American
subjects. A high official said regarding
the mission OF w. H. Parsons to WASH
ington that the administration had no
intention OF combining with Great Bril-
tain or any other government In the
interest OF Its citizens. Naturally, the
President stood ready, he said, to af-
ford all reasonable and lawful protec-
tIon to Americans tn foreign countries
and Mr.. Parsons would undoubtedly
receive this assurance. II has been the
policy OF the administration not to ad-
vocate any special American industry
to the Chinese government.
Instructions sent to the American
ministry at Pek;n some time ago I'm the
advancement OF American enterprises
in China and the efforts made in their
behalf with the Chinese foreign office"
said: but you should be cautious In
giving what might be understood as
this governments endorsement OF the
financial standing of the persons seek
ing contracts with that Of China,
Broadly speaking you should employ
alI proper methods for the extension Of
American commercial interest in Chinn
while refrRinlnG from advocating the
projects of any one firm to the eXclu-
sion Of others"
II Is therefore unlikely that the rail-
road syndicate in which Mr.. Parsons Is
Interested will receive any more con-
sIderation or protection than any other
American enterprise in the celestial
empire.
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WATERLOO, Iowa, July lS.-Mary
Vaughn, eighteen years old, Of Cedar
Fails. is dead from tho effects OF n bite
ON the itp. from what is supposed to
have been "kisslng bug" Her face
and head were 40 swollen MS 20 be un-
recognizable and the swelling extended
to the upper part Of the body. She was
bitten week ago.
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WEIGH. w. Va, July l4-Jamcs
F,eshman. Joe Davis, Collier Prior,
Bessie Hodges. Isaac Blnkcnship ana
Harry Mckinney have been arrested
cbnrEed with the murder OF Bill Pat,
terson. colorrd, whose body was found
near the coallng station at North ForK'
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ro Amllntc WIth FoderatI0n.

ATLANTIC CITY, N, j.. July l4.-Tho
Glass Bottle Blowers Association OF
America decided at It's session to-day to
nfIlllatc with the American Federation
oc Labor. The question OF amOlsama-
lion with the Hint glass workers was
laid over one year. II was also deGlueI
that work should cease at O'Clock on
SATURDAYS, Instead Of ..
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PoTTsvILLE, Pn., July iA-Thc
Reading Iron Company has purchased
the Rtnggotd furnace and the land sur
rounding It from the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company. II IL
said the new owners will operate the
furnace which has been cold for twen-
ty-fiVe years past.
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A RAVING MANIAC.


n WTTI9I IVTETVI " WVNIINVI = VNW 70 WTTVTAN
to Death Her Aged Father.
Special Dispatch to tho IntcllIgcnccr.
CHARLESTON.W. Va, July 14.-Mrs.
Mary Fox. OF this city, formerly Mrs.
William Simpson. to-day became n raw
ing maniac, leaving her home and rum
ming wildly in the streets until cAptur-
ed by policemen and placed In Jail.
Several years ago her former hus-
band, Mr. Simpson, died under peculiar
md suspicious circumstances. She
since married Mr.. Fox, of McKees-
port, Pa, OF respectable family, who
left her and returned 10 his home In
McISccsport. The marriage was ar
ranged by matrimonial bureau,
This morning she attempted to choke
TO death her Oged father
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WASHINGTON. d. C., July 14.-Joa-
quin Yela. Jr., charge d'nfraIres nd In
terIm Of Guatemala, to-day wired the
Associated press thnt he had just re.
cclvcd the following official cablegram,
dated July IL, from his government:
Peace md perfect tranquility prevail
all over the country"
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WASHINGTON. July I4.-Wcbb c,
Hayes has been appointed lieutenant
colonel OF the ThIrty-nrst infantry,
volunteers. lie was major OF the First
Ohio, and BHw service In Cuba and
Porto Rico
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Tho Prcsldcnt,s Tnnderest NIemory

NIIU IV'VWvIVV = V77'N17' -
CANTON, Ohio, July H.-Austin
Lynch. Judge Days law partner, is au-
thorlty for the statement that Presi-
dent Mckinley is negotiating for tho
purchase Of the cottRge whore he be-
gan married life thirty years ago, and
where he resided during the campaign
Of 1896. The people Of Canton are re.
joIced at this evidence that he will
make this city his residence, It having
been feared that the death OF his moth
err and the seVering OF other home ties
might induce the President to locate
nlaaMhern.
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Nrnrcmcnts OF steamshlpA.

NEW YORK-Curlc, Liverpool.
GENOA-Ailer, New York VIA Naples
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., New lorH'
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dispatch 10 the Digger NuWl to-day,
said to a representative of the Assocl-
ated Press that there WaB n0t h word
OF truth in II, from beglrnlng to end.
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DEWEY is AFTER
a "PratIquc," Which Means Clean
Bill of Health.

a "Pratiquc," Which Means Clean
Bill of Health.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1l.-sec-
retary Long has received the following
cable message from Admiral Dewey:
PORT SAID, July II.
Secretary OF the Navy, Washington.
Olympia in voluntary quarantine. AS
soon As coaled proceed Trieste for pra-
tlque and recuperatlon, officers and
men.
tSigned.J DEWEY.
Inasmuch as he is silent on the sub
ject 1t is assumed that no change has
occurred in the health OF Admiral
Dewey and his men since their depart
ure from Hong Kong when all were
reported we'll. It is said at the navy
department that the admirals refer
ence to "pratIque," means simply that
he Is going to Trieste to get clean bill
OF health that will enable him to con-
tinue his voyage through the Mediter.
rahean without delays from the health
authorities at the various points.
NEW YORK. July 14.--A dispatch to
the Herald from Port Said says the
United States cruiser Olympia arrived
here Mt o'clock this afternoon. Ad-
mIral Dewey who Is looking very we'll
and hearty has been reluctantly oblIg-
ed to decline the invitation Of Minister
straus ut ConBtantinople, to stay with
him on the 'Bosphorus. MS he is an
xIous to get to New York as soon as
possible. He has decided to proceed in
the Olympia to Trieste. where he will
make n short stay for change OF air,
nroceedlnR thence to AmericR.
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ESor West virginia threatening s9tuTs
day; probably showers Sunday; VARIABLE
winds. .,.,,,,.,,,tn and Ohio.
iaEes, pryoSably showers Sunday; variable
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DEMURRER 0VERRULED.
Opinion Of III, appellate CoWl In hs Case Of
Whee'er Against Town Council Of Westerly

The following rescript was handed
/ down in the case of Sylvester Wheeler
vs.. Walter Price and other members
OF the Westerly town council, by the
| appellate court today:
'The principal ground Of demurrer
to the defendants special plea in bar
is that the plea does not state that the
court of probate delivered. or caus I'd
To be delivered to the defendant Will
cox who was the overseer of the poor
of said town Of Westerly, a certified
copy of its order I'm the premises, as re-
state that, a certified copy OF said order
was delivered. with the child, AZ lho
State Home and School for~Children. to
the presiding officer thereof as requ red
Dy law. We do not think the plea is
demuirable on this ground. The pos
session OF "A certified copy of the order
by the committing officer was not nee
essary I'm order To give him authority
to commit dha child. as he had the di-
rect order of the court for doing that.
And IL is evident from an examination
Of the statute (Gen. Laws r.. /. cap. 81.
Sec ~ chat the only purpose of the de-
livery OF the certified copy OF said order
With the child, to the presiding officer
IF the Home and School is that he may
have evidence of his authority To re-
,eive and dstain the child. We have
Examined the other grounds Df demurrer
)ut we do not think that any OF them
IRE tenable.
Demurrer Overrule and car remit
ed TO the common pleas division for
urther proceedings"
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DOES WAGER OF CIGAR
TAKE VERDICT VOID ?
Question Argued Before Appellate
Court i'm Case of Ella M. Butts
Against Union Railroad co.

The question ~ whether a bet Of a
cigar by a juryman sitting on a panel
engaged in trying the case OF Ella Nj.
Butts vs.. Union Railroad company Is
sufficient reason for the granting OF a
new trial 10 plaintiff was argued before
Chief Justice Mattescn and Justices
Suness and Tillinghast this morning.
The juror who made the bet Is a farm
er whose home Is IN Central Fails. He
made a wager with motorman that
the verdict in the case would not be
against the railroad company.
Counsel for the paaintif argued mat
this conduct on the part of juror was
such gross misconduct as should war.
rant the court In setting aside the yer
dict. which was for the defenuant. IL
was far worse than a mpie expression
OF opinion for II was plainly against
his oath and showed ne was wholly
unfit for the grave responsibility which
rested on him.
Counsel for the defendant urged that
II appears from the undisputed aiiida-
Wits in the case that. at the time of the
bet the evidence was In. but the court
had not charged the jury. A bet OF
iO-ceng cigar could amount 10 nothing
more. under these circumT than
the positive expression of an opinion
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Chicago Markets.
FOR ALLEGED TReSPASS.
Harding Sung Eossr and Shepard for $4,000
Dam2ps Yau9 Of IN alton Stones.

Before Judge Douglas and a jury was
tried today the case OF George Harding
VS. Alfred krower and Egbert B. Shep-
ard to recover $1,000 for alleged treE
pass Mr. Harding claims the defend
ants broke into his store on Westmin-
ster street and took away imitation
stones and stick pins worth $500. He
also claims that she action of defend
ants caused him great injury I'M pre-
venting his carrying on his business as
IA iCWelcr.
These imitation stones are the same
as figured iu criminal trial some
months ago when the party alleged 20
have stolen them from Albert Loigch
ana Company was acquitted The
plaintiff today admitted that Imitation
stones Were some of them bought for
. nts "a gloss ana fixed into pins
when they were sold for 50 or s. "a
gross, while others which were bought
FOR So or 81 a gross when joined tu pins
sold for Sl5 "A gross.
Franklin y. owen is attorney FOR the
defendants and Rathbonc Gardner at
tCrucy Tor the complainant
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that the defendant was not guilty. 4
juror would certainly NOT commit per-
jury 70 win such a trivial bot. An cX-
animation of the testimony would show
IL was argued, that the jurys verdict
was fully justified and the authorities
would not y ain the setting aside OF
such yeruict ON account or mere
trivial ben on the part of juror.
Mr.. fuckers affidavit was read and
I'm II he said me bet didn't influence has
Judgment. Hc did not discuss the cas-
in the jury room WHOM The frs tballot
was for tlf defendant and three for
the plaintiff the second ballot s,Ood
II GO 1 for the defendant dnd on the 3d
ballot the last man said n would not
stand out against the other IL.
Hugh J. Carroll, who was associated
with Irving ChampIn as counsel for
he plaintiff, In reply argued that there
was no right more Facred than the
light OF fair trial and there was no
wrong more grievous than the Mega
tions of that right
The case was tried before the hate
Jus <e iiosworth. and MIR. Carroll sa 81
on the morning the charge 20 the jury
was made there appeared in the Provi-
dence journal very hostile article
against himsel ana also aIltinst
the plaintiff David s. Baker and Lewis
a. Waterman representa- the railroad
company
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REGISTRATION GROWS.
4OS Namss Placed on The Books YESTERDAY, Max
lrV TOTAL Thus Far 3744

There were ioS persons registered az
CYtv Han yesterday. making the total
s.7li. This Is i.i20 ahead OF last year
ON The same date. and 2i5 behind the
total ON December Z, 1895. The regis
tiation today IS very heavy, and there
seems no doubt that by tomorrow after
noon the number OF persons registered
on December 3, 1895, viii be fully
couaued. N not surpassed. 10 IL gem
orally believed that the payment OF the
p0I taxes. which Us very satisfactory.
has much to do with tn heavy regis
ttdtlUn.
The Joint standing committee on
claims OF tho city council held nuSct
ing in Council clerk II ydcn's Ofiice az
. nvi0ck thls afternoon. tu considcr y
number 81 rctltiJus. AMI rhc commits
sfnn "a o' unfing fund m in Mayor
Bakers office at ':S0 O'Clock AM are
d.s.".esirg matters in rllailon 90
certain of Tire t.tN's notes.
SUporintend, cf Heal u chaplin re-
potts new cases ~ scarl,t fever iu
ftl ll1l street aud Cumstuek avenue.
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500 Reward, 800.

The readers OF mis- paper will be
pleased To learn that there is at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been aole TO cure IN all it's stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls catarrh Cure IL
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con-
stitutional disease, requires a constitu-
tional treatment. Hairs Catasrh Cure Is
taken internally. acting directly upon
The blood and mucous surfaces II the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
,icn of the disease and giving the pa :
tisnt strength by building up the con-
stitutlon and assisting nature In doing
i,s work The proprietors have so much
faith i'm ts curative powers thai they
offer one Hundred Dollars FOR any case
that u fails 20 cure. Send for let II
Testimonials. Address. r. ]. CHENEY
A co. Toledo. O.
sol ny Druggists 7jc.
Hairs Family pills are tho best
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WANTS A NEW Trial.
Rspps Cams ktnsuIl Was tuon,OusIy Granlsd
In Ills Sui Against Cammo.

There was hearing bofore the ap-
pellate court this morning Of the case
Of Andrew Kappa W. Frank Canine on
plaintiffs petition for a new trial The
rlaintff was injured while at work for
the defendant at Roger Williams Park
by Che jumping on OF an iron can put
on blanks in sewer work To prevent
them from splitting Ii is claimed the
defendant was negligent IN using a
poor cap or iron shoe on the plankinp
which cap or shoe falling ON +he
plaintiff head fractured his skull. Al
the trial of the case In the common
pleas division Judge Douglas ordered a
noll-suit.
Counsel for the plaintiff argued thar
the testimony MOI only showed that M.
plaIntin was n the exercise of due caro-
but also that the cap or shoe was gn
old-fashiOnei one that II was unsafe
unless attached by rones and was NOT
used by rcpuiabie contractors. Tho d.
ftndant claims the Judge In The lower
court MAS fully justified In his action.
ID. j. Holland and John T. Fox arr
counsel FOR the p'aintiff and Vincent a
Rice counsel for defendant
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AN ALLEGED WIFE BEATER.
Grs3ns Held In $500 on the Charge Of Bulalll
tssaunQ Mrs. Greene

Benjamin w. Greene Ccolored) was
tried I'm the sixth district court today
Tor an assault upon his wife. Mary.
ON Nov. ~ Greene struck his wife in
the face. knocked her down, threw a
lamp and hit her on the head and chok-
cd her. Mrs. Greene went to an ltal-
ian's house to cook a dinner for a chris-
taning party and ON her return her
husband accused her Of drinking beer.
As she objected. he made the assault.
accompanying the attack with threat
ia kin her. When she got up from the
Nor after the second blow she threw
the lamp az him across the table. The
Go ne picking IL up dashed IL upon his
=, fe's head. In the melee table cas-
tor Was juggkd by both husband and
wife. she being the tirst 10 use II AZ 4
weapon. Greene was bound over in $500.