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The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
DOM PAUL
INVESTS IN
KRUPP GUNS
Will Have Quick : Firing
Weapons for Use in the
Field.
ARMS FOR HIS FORTS
There Is Brisk Business Being
Done at Lloyds in War
Risks.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

= ERLIN, June 22.-The
. Kolnische Zeitung pub
fishes a dispatch from The
Hague asserting that Dutch off
cial circles are aware that the
Transvaal Government is pre-
pairing to make a most stubborn
defense in the event of war with
Great Britain, and is arming in
the most complete fashion.
According to this information
Pretoria has just ordered twenty
five quick-hring and several
heavy caliber guns for fort artil-
lery from the Krupps.
LONDON, June 23.-The
Daily Mail this morning says an
extremely brisk business is being
done at Lloyds in war risks.
daily advancing in rates.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
ROUSSEAU HAS
FORMED HIS
new CABINET

PARIS. June Ex-senator
, Waldeck-R Rousseau was recalled
) to the Elysee Palace this morn
ing where President Loubet re-
quested that he form a Cabinet
Immediately. This afternoon
Senator Waldeck Rousseau
, completed the formation of the
Cabinet.
The Senator. accompanied by
the new Cabinet Ministers, pro-
ceeded to the Elysee Palace at
$40 p. m, to present his col
leagues to President Loubet.
The new Cabinet as organized
is as follows:
Senator Waldeck- Rousseau,
president of the Council of Min
listers and Minister of the In
, terror.
NJ del Casse, Minister of For
eign Affairs.
General Marquis de Gallefit,
, Minister of War.
NJ. de Lanessan, Minister of
Marine
, NJ. Monis, Minister of Justice.
NJ. CaillauX, Minister of
Finance.
NJ. Millerand, Minister of Com
merce.
Leygues, Minister of Public
) instruction.
NJ. de Crais, Minister of the
Colonies.
NJ. Jean Dupuy. Minister of
Agriculture.
NJ. Pierre Daudin, Minister of
Public Works.
.On leaving the Elysee Palace.
NJ. Waldeck- Rousseau visited
M. Dupuy. the retiring Premier,
to whom he presented the Presi-
dents decree naming him the
new Premier. The new Cabinet
will meet tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23

cape" as they are to the reac-
tioniSts of the right, who go to
the other extreme by insisting
on the infallibility OF the court
martial, declaring that to upset
a court-marital is to asSail the
army. To run to either excess
is, in the opinion of the moder-
ates, to invite civil war and inn
peril the republic.
Extreme socialists, shouting
''Nive la justice" reply that the
safety OF Che republic depends on
the punishment OF the guilty,
while the reactionaires, with
their cry OF 'Nive larmee, insist
that the acquittal OF DreyfuS
will be but the forerunner OF
civil war. Each party declares
that salvation is only to be
found on its side. The truth
probably, as usual, will be found
midway between the two eN-
tremes.
The appointment of General
the Marquis de Gallifet as Min
ister of War in the new Cabinet
is an extraordinary example of
the way in which the Dreyfus
case has revolutionized political
conditions. For years past the
general has been the bugaboo
of the extremists, not only be
cause of his monarchical ser
vices, but on account of the rig
orous part he took i'll repressing
the commune His entry into
the Cabinet is undoubtedly due
to his attitude toward the Drey-
fus case. which has been through
out favorable to DreyfuS,
though he holds that the procla-
nation of the prisoners lnno-
Ccnce should not include placing
the responsibility for the appar-I
ent judicial blunders upon the
general staff.
lie Courier du Soir publishes
an interview this evening with
General the Marquis de Gallifet, ,
the new Minister of War, who is !
represented as saying: Il am
reproached for my attitude in
1871. At that time | served the
majority, the constitution and
the law as a soldier on the active
list. [ have remained silent until
now. To-day | find the army |
talking far too much. I am, as
] was thirty years ago, at the ser
vice of the majority, the constitu-
ton and the law"
The new Minister of Com
merce, Alexander Millerand,
radical socialist, in an interview
published by the same paper, is
represented as saying: The re-
pubIicans have concluded an ar
in order to meet the enc
mics of the republic and restore
things to their proper places in /
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
AMERICANISM
THE SPIRIT
OF PROGRESS
Archbishop ireland Re-
flutes Some Of the
SIonders Of the
Frepcb Clerics.

Special Gable to The Call and the New York
Herald Copyrighted, 1899. by James Ger
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
n ARIS, June 22.-The
Dreyfus affair has turned
political parties topsy-tur-

vev. 1t has made revolutlonlStS
OF former conservatives, conSer-
vatives Of those who used to be
socialists or even anarchists. The
existing conflict, in its real as
pcct, is between the parties that
have been arrayed against one
another since 1880. On one side
are the reactonists. comprising
the imperialists and royalists; on
the other the republicans, divided
into numerous sections, ranging
from conservatives to the most
extreme socialists. Each has
seized upon the Dreyfus affair as
a preteXt for furthcring its own
aims and secret aspirations, thus
giving to it an importance for
eign to its character and magni-
tude, and out of all proportion
to its judicial Importance.
.Aftcr tWenty-nlnc years OF the
republic. as the Temps remarks,
open opposition to that form OF
government is both dangerous
and futile. Reactionary parties do
not accept it. but thinking it best
not to shout "a bas le repnbli-
que cry "Vive l'armee' on the
theory that the party which has
the army at its back will have a
formidable weapon against the
ruling powers.
On the other hand, there are
many under the republican ban
ner who, as Dreyfusards, are
likewise taking advantage of the
situation to advance their favor
ite objects, for which they have
been long openly fighting. They
cry, give la justice" which with
them means ''Nivc la revolution
sociale," or "A bas les clerica."
The socialists claim, through
the Lanterne and their other or
gans, that the key to the situa-
ton is held by the moderates,
and on them must fall response
bility for the consequences OF
failure. The moderateS retort
that they are as strongly opposed
to socialists of the extreme left
who cry Let no guilty man es-
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
LIBERTY
FOR SALE
IN IDAHO
Four Dollars Will Buy a
Mans Freedom Under
Martial Law.
THE PROOF IS PLAIN
Missouri Miners Do Not Like to
Take the Places of
Strikers.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

1t does not lessen the Mronq
committed against the civil law m
ioaho to reflect that the men en-
trusted with the enforcement of
the DEGREES of the military author
HJes are purchasabie-and pur-
chasabIe at a cheap rate. Prison.
ers brought from the Bull Pen at
Kellogg may escape the mdiynIy
of confinement IN The County jail
at Wallace upon payment ofa pal
try 81 each to theTju|er. Ha man
does not pay the 81, back he goes
INTO jail Military rule IS certainly
bao. Military rule tainted with
corruption IS GtrocIoUs.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23

AR June a2e Temps rus will not reach fe before Monday Tuesday
say
YORK, A NJ
Ia II t a
have worked months for the salvation OF the broad
S
which have sought rank by oounes Be
earnestly will harvest He ends
his sreed by h a
fE i atranOr
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23

PARIS. June Monsignor Ireland,
Archbishop of ST. Paul, has made some
highly interesting statements on the
subject of "Americanism' tG the editor
of the New Era. Some extracts from
the interview. of which advance proofs
have been placed at the disposal of the
Herald. give a clear idea of what
"Americanism really is.
Monsignor Ireland says: IF. by
Americanism, we are to understand the
theological errors condemned in the
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
NEW CABINET
OFFICER FOR
THE COLONIES
Porter Heads New De-
.purtment, and Hawaii
and Porto Rico Will
Be Territories.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

~ ALL HEADQUARTERS, WELL
I LINGTON HOTEL, WASHING
TON, June 22.-''A Department of
~ Colonial Affairs and Foreign
Commerce.
A new executive branch of the Gov
ernment with this title or something
similar to it is deemed by the admin
istration absolutely necessary to meet
the new conditions which confront the
United States as a result of the war
with Spain. The word colonial" is re-
puenant. for political reasons, to some
members of the Cabinet. 1t smacks of
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-20
MARKET NOTES.

The decline in Steel and Wire was
accompanied by rumors that the
chances were against a dividend on the
common stock.
There seems to be a disposition to
take matters quietly for a while; signs
point to a great exodus of people from
the business centres this summer.
The bears continue to make Metro
politan a favorite in their predictions.
They say that the stock is being put
up on rumors of rights of stockhold-
ers at par.
Adjourned meeting of Parrot stock
holders elected full board of new direc-
tors as follows: c. D. Burrage, Sydney
Chase and A. w. Bemis, Boston; N. .
Leopold, Chicago; j. E. Judson and
F. l. Cairns, Bridgeport, Conn. None of
these gentlemen were present at the
meeting. Mr.. Burrage will probably be
president. No attempt was made to
transfer the company to Amalgamated.
President Whitney of the Dominion
Coal Company received a telegram this
morning which indicates that the fire
in the mine is practically out. An eX-
animation is now under way and 1t
is expected that the mine will be re-
opened in a few days. The company
has between 10000 and 10000 tons Of
coal on the banks, so that the fire is
not likely to work any serious trouble
with the output.
Curb quotations in Boston today
were; Amalgamated 1894 IL; Bay
State Gas 1 Is; Tennessee Copper
1920; Mayfiower 697; Elm River
11@12; Planters rights 1 3-462; Fortuna
40d55c.
New York curb quotations: Standard
Oil IS bid; Amsterdam Gas So; Repub-
lie Steel offered at II IL; preferred
So IL; Electric Vehicle offered 1O7.
Pursuant to a vote by the stockhoi1-
ers of the New England Telephone <
Telegraph Company increasing the
capital stock from $120O0,O0O to $15
600 900, the directors of the company
have ordered that $3.50 shares be CT
fered to stockholders at par, 500. The
issued capital now amounts to $11,
$4,000.
Europe is reported buying cash cop
per. Foreign consumers have reached
a point where they must lay in new
supplies before long if they mean to
continue in business.
The Calumet 81 Hecla viii develop It's
mine on Osceola lode on a large scale.
There is every reason to infer that The
c. & II. can make a bigger mine in
this lode than the Osceola.
A Salt Lake City dispatch says that
Marcus Daily Of Montana and his as
sociates in the Anaconda Mining Com
pany have sold all their hOldihgs in
that company to an Eastern syndicate
headed by John D. Rockefeller for 1923
COO 600. Of the S23, 900 for which thl
DAILY and allied interests We're sold
Mr.. DAILY pockets $4,000 900, ]. B. Hag-
gin gets SO 900, 900, and Lloyd Tevis OF
for &
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THE MARKET ELSEWHERE.

New York, June 19.-Speculation in
stocks has evidently reached a sort of
equatorial line and is hopelessly be-
Gained in the doldrums with not enough
Roadway to indicate in which direc-
ton its course shall be finally shaped.
Dealings today continued profoundly
dull and outside of movement of few
special stocks which were Influenced by
individual causes the days events We're
inconsequential. The drift of prices
was downward even with a very small
body of offerings to weight on the mar
ket.
The net results for the day are losses
in almost all cases and in quite a large
number Of cases these amount to as
much as a point or over. Steel and
Wire showed its weakness from the OPP
ening and dropped by successive stages
without any determined support being
manifest to a level, nearly "a per share
below the price Of Saturday. The con-
clusion Of the uncertainty as to the de
claration of a dividend at a coming
meeting due to conflicting UtteTances
Of those connected with the property
showing the existence Of a dispute
amongst the directors themselves are
responsible for this weakness. Heavy
lines Of this stock were taken on by OPP
orators on the confident assumption
that a dividend was to be declared.
Federal Steal and other stocks Of
companies in the steel trade dropped in
sympathy. A buying demand for Ten
uessee Coal which spread to Colorado
Fuel, had a large influence in checking
the decline in the whole group and af-
fecting a partial recovery except in
Federal Steel. which sold at the lowest
on the last sale at net decline of over
two points.
The temporary strength displayed by
Sugar also served as a sustaining in
fluence. The early drop in the wheat
market stiffened the grangers for
Wig, but they yielded again. The pre-
vaiing depression in foreign exchanges
was an influence and the bears sold
traction stocks on the theory that Wes-
tern street railroad strikes might
spread. The Baltimore and Ohio
stocks We're rather Conspicuously weak
with no further explanation apparent
than the decrease in net earnings com
pared with last year.
1t is evident that the public and op-
orators in stocks are waiting for the fU-
tUre course Of events in the cOuntry's
business and industry to become more
defined. Although the buying demand
is at a standstin present holders show
no disposition to sell at present prices.
Prices Of railroad bonds tended to fall
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-20
GIoward. Crosby & Co. Boston Lottery

Today's wheat trade was not heavy:
there was a dump Of scalping holders, at
the opening, on the Liverpool decline of
l3sd, which was puzzle to the traders
at first, as Russian reports continued bad.
but later it was found to have been
brought about by heavy rains there.
There was considerable unloading of
wheat carried over from Saturday. but
foreign houses bought moderately at the
decline. An increase of 10000 bushels i'm
the visible supply was talked, but when
the increase proved to be only 322. 900 tho
gaining some OF its loss, closing ed to
sd lower. Worlds shipments last week.
wheat + 100000, an increase of 1000. 600 over
were 93G cars against 81 cars same day
last wear
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-20
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Washington, June 19.-Todays statement
of the condition of the treasury shows
Available cash balance, $273, 1877, GA; gold
reserve, $235, OIL 075 net silver $5,301 ST.;
United States notes in treasury SIS, 05S, $50;
treasury notes of 1890, S1,101 ,654; total re-
this month. SCI. rs; total receipts this
year, 1896, 1lS,l05; total expenditures this
day. $l,490O0O; total expenditures this
month"; $24 100 900; total expenditures this
year, 1891. S47. 972; deposits in national
banks, $19,32l, III; silver bullion, 1882, S67
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-20
SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS

s are those who purchase the first issue Of
Conn., Conn IN a company Of merit the Hartford
S Si.d, copper properties development wo TtEI
u .,LII enormous bodies of conner and
s sVla ore, which assay $40 to $3.50 Der ton.
ton az sea level: a limited am50np+ p ~
1Iteasury stock will be sold at q Cents ne,.
tb fre nF Rar value 9U 81 prospectus and fur
FORT 'l S0Bqpdi969 on application. HART
. exchange Dl.. room So. Boston. ~
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NOV 10 GENTS, EAK st.oo

assessable. Owns Il mines in No.,
ANA mas interest in Cripple C,reett , ,IliI-
now nsso 4ne that has best strike YETI
copper mines. Highest of raf1a. llAoha
S S'I on same basis as mi1ar ~.
PaospeSetor, with better chances Co1 OF
ssn3 s lTee 5o rom debt; will be kent so
Peoples Bank building. Denver 81 sec y
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A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER

VIII often cause a horrible Burn, Scald.
Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
the best in the world will kin The nair
and promptly heal fl. Cures Old Sores
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils. Felons. Corns
all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on
Sold by Brewer & Co., druggists.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

New York, June 19.-Cotton futures
closed barely steady. June, 5.S2; July
) 81; Aug, 5.S7; Sept. 5.S2; Oct s. So
Nov, 5.SS; Dec, $50; Jan, 5.95; March.
sol; April, SOB; May 6.07.
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300 has paid $1,000

profit inside two months Csto.,-
: pecuISuon) by my progressiVe,ee e C!lahge
NOV low know OF pending Opportunity sem IN
ii sb5 equal results Information" F fi',
corrssnd iC5 snare Of profits; confidential
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27 v-iu;,., -.-.-- Banker and Broker
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The HONELIEST MAN IN WORCESTER.

As well as the handsomest, and others are
invited to call on any druggist and get
free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs, a remedy that is guar
auteed 10 cure and relieve all chronic and
acute coughs. asthma. bronchitis and con-
sumption Price sc and Soc
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-20
- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

but business in them was almost as quiz
ct as that in stocks.
Total sales, par values, S1,955OO0.
United States IS coupon declined q
and the old As coupon advanced u in
the bid prices.
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HERE Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

The Marengo Gold Mining Companv.s
Property f9 SI.i!o is located on the same phono-
the above list, and its prospects Of su a.
cess are as favorable now as were those
Of any Of the above at the time thev
started. For full description of its prop
mistake in buying this stock whiie r. can an
be had at first price only 10 cents Der
snare par value ST. non-assessable. ONLY
a limited amount will be sold at this
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GGO. /. HiI Z 60.
BANKERS
BROKERS' F:R ok
All Main Street.
TELEPHONE 3Os.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Ames Building, Boston.

Stocks, Grain, Cotton and Provisions
bought and sold for cash or margin.
Our Market Letter sent on application;
valuable to investors or spectators.
We allow 6 per cent interest on depos.
its, subject to check.
Worcester Branch under management
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-20

Take advantage Of Gately & Rogers
auction sale every day, 2S2 Main st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-20
HORSES! HORSES!
One Carload of
Vermont Horses.
Extra good lot of driving
suitable for family or
gentleman'S drivers.
SALE STABLE, az MECHANIC ST.
c. II. HILDRETH.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

On account Of i'll health, will sell FRI
DAY. JUNE %. 1899, at 1130 a. m, on the
premises, the estate No. 26 Richland
street leading off of Millbury street. at
No 143. This estate contains about 700
feet Of land, with a two-tenement, dwell,
ing house thereon. This lot will be sold
by the foot with the house thrown in:
This lot is splendidly located and about
minutes walk from the electric cars on
Miilbury street, and offers a grand op--
portunity for any one to buy to build
upon or for an investment, as 1t IS To-
ments are in good demand. VIII be sold
to the highest bidder. Don't fail to g.
tend this sale. Some one will own TINS
inoiIire of the auctiOneer Terms at sale.
II. NJ CLEMENCE, Auctioneer'
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,tate Mutual Life Assurance Co.

Insurance in force Jan. l, 1899. .S69,51721S 90
Assets Jan. l, 1885. .............. "a, 1882 So
Liabilities Jan. l, 1899. 1925 40 90
Surplus Jan. J., 1S99.............. 1.46S 1872 SO
A. G. BULLOCK, President.
HENRY NJ WHITTIER. Secretary
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For SaIe-MIsceTIaneoUs.

FOR SALE-4O.0OO tons Of coal at retuaia,
price from $500 to $500. delivered IN Ot bS
up or down stairs free OF cha a[55i, 81
AN OLD established dressmaking DuSl,,
ness on Main St for sale; also upIlss 5c
Knabe piano. Address DressInahe-' Si'
Office.
RANGES-S2 down, 81 per week; ~ , s9G.
ond hand ranges fitted up ana lI I.5
warranted, s. to SIS. Guy FurnIluLGSII
MANURE FOR SALES cords. oE Ysi XII
old, for garden and lawn. GaIie-u
Harrington. 80 School st. ~
FOR SALE-Fresh brewers grains u""''
Worcester Brewing Corporation.
FOR LE-Burglar-proof safe, heai'
new. Address Spy. c S9G.
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MARENG0 GOLD MINING co.,
57ROgers Building, 200 NVnsbIn~torS :.
BOSTON, MASS,
or or call on T. J. GARDINER, District Nor Paw
S ,,I House, Wednesday and Thursday NAV RI
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EXPERT GOLD AND COPPER SHARE
ADVICE.
10 % ascertain values of mining sba,,-
is an ne Tor particulars and rates. Rsn.
81 n a. Block Times building De1I,e.
WI 1 naneial and banking references
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-10

The annual report Of c. E. Warner, OF
Faulkton, grand keeper OF the records
and seals, shows that during the past
year the Knights Of Pythias OF South
Dakota gained lc9 new members, q gain
OF nearly 10 per cent. -Four new lodges
have been added during the year at Ter.
ry, Keystone, Speartish and Hazel. The
Knights OF Pythias lodges OF South Da-
kota at present have an aggregate mem
bershlp Of 1920.
Thirty-one South Dakota Knights OF
Pythias enlisted in the volunteer army
OF the United States at the commence
ment OF tho war with SPAN. Many Of
them are members OF the First regiment,
now in the Philippines. The uniform
rank is in q healthy condition, there be.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-10

The state encampmeut, G.. A. r. at
Hot Springs this week elected as officers
for the ensuing yesr: ". l.. Palmer,
commander, Carthage; a. B. Conuor,
senior vice, No, Springs; W.. A. North.
junior vice. Wa.ertown: Rev. Mr..
Hsvens. chaplain. Mitchell. The next
meeting will be held at Mitchell. Reso-
lutions were adopted protesting against
summary discharges OF members Of the
soldiers home. endorsing McKinley's
policy 10 the war With Spain and 10 the
Philippines, aud in favor OF the estab-
lishment OF u national sanitariLm at
Hot Springs. Retiring Commander
Farr was presented with q magnificent
gold badge having diamond set stars AID
emLlems Of the order.
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lBoardmau Eststs Compromise.

MARsHALLTowN. Ia, June lO.-An
agreement has just been reached for the
dismissal Of all suits against the estate
Of the late millionaire c. Boardman,
resulting from the contest over his will
and equitable division Of the property.
The temporary ~receivership was IN.
nulled and the estate matters were
placed in the hands Of c. H. Conver.
boardman's son-in-law. for adjustment.
Mrs. Boardman receives about $50O. 900.
and relinquishes dover rights in all the
real estate.
victory sOr s~o -. -. 80.
CHICAGO, June lO.-By . vote Of e
to l. the Associated Cycling clubs Of
Cook county, in which are represented
so cycling organizations Of Chicago.
decided to run all its races under sane.
ton Of the l.. A. W.. the National
Cycling association getting the one
vote. This is regarded a. a decisive
victory by l.. A. W. men. As it practi.
cally decides the control of racing in
Chicago.