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The Denison review., 1899-07-04
Nebraskans Homeward hound.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Nebraska,
Pennsylvania and Utah troops, which
have been on duty in the Philippines,
have started on their homeward journey.
The following dispatch from General
Otis on the subject was received by the
war department today:
MANILA, July 2.-Transports Han
cock and Senator, with Nebraska, Penn
sylvania, Utah left for San Francisco
yesterday; Nebraska, AZ officers, sl2 en-
listed men. Nebraska left in Manila
one sick, Private Leuterman, company
H; 30 discharged.
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CYCLISTS Wild RIDE.
Charles M. Murphy Covers a
Mile In Less Than a Minute.
FINISHES IN STATE OF COLLAPSE.

Daring Wheelman Is Paced by Locomo-
tive on Long Island Railroad-Friends
on Rear Platform Seize Keeling Cyclist
at End of the Race.
New YORK, July CHARLES NJ. Muir
ply of the Kings County wheelmen
rode mile on a bicycle, paced by a
locomotive, in 81 40 seconds yesterday.
His course was two-mile board track
on siding of the Long Island railroad.
Murphy followed an engine and a day
coach, the latter being provided with a
hood, which acted as wind shield for
the rider. The board track was laid
near haywood, L. l., and extended from
that station two miles east, and was as
nearly perfect to level as skill could
make it. Fully 5000 people saw Muir
ply make his daring ride.
The engine started at rapid rate
and before 400 yards had been traversed
was running at a rate of more than so
miles an hour. Murphy was keeping
well within the hood. As they neared
the beginning Of the. mile stretch the
pace was mile a minute and the cloud
of dust obscured the rider from the
view of spectators who lined the banks
on either side. At the finish the timers
agreed that Murphy had covered the
distance in 574-5. Those on the back plat
form who watched Murphy all through
his wonderful ride, stated that the riders
handlebar had knocked against the rub
ber at least six times, and each time the
concussion sent him back six feet, but
Murphy always had strength to regain
this. During the last quarter the rider
covered the ground fully wheel-length
outside the hood, but as he passed the
finish he was close up. Just then two
strong men on board the train reached
down and seized the rider by either arm
and lifted him aboard the car in safety.
Their action undoubtedly saved Muir
phys life, because he was then in such
a weak condition that had he been al
lowed to remain on the wheel he would
have been unable to control it. and a se-
rious, if not fatal, accident might have
happened. Before the train had reached
Babylon Murphy had gained his normal
condition.
Murphy rode 2s-inch wheel, geared
to 1870.
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standard on After Street Rai,w.v..

Sioux CITY, July S.-The Standard
Oil company, according to a story
printed in the Journal, has designs on
the street railway lines in the cities of
the west. Among the properties Oh
which, it is said, it has set its eyes are
those in Sioux City, Omaha, Kansas
City, st. Paul and Minneapolis. An
engineering expert of the company has
been looking over the lines in these cities.
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DREYFUS AT RBNNBS,
Devils Island Prisoner Is on
French Soil.
SECRETLY LANDED AT Qu1BERoN.

Conveyed by Train to Bruz and Thence by
Landau to His Observation-Disclosures In
Prison Without Incident, While Thou
sands Assemble and Look On In Silence.
RENNEs, July Captain Dreyfus
landed at Quiberon and was conveyed
by train to Bruz, IL kilometres from
Rennes. There he entered landau,
accompanied by chief of the detectives
of the prefect department.. and was
driven to Rennes, whers25 gendar1nes
waited his entrance into the town. Ten
of the gendarmes entered q wagon and
followed the carriage. The rest fol-
lowed on foot. The party arrived at
the prison without incident. A large
crowd assembled and witnessed the ar
rival in silence and without manifesto
ton.
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Iowa Railway Changes.

DEs MoINEs, July AT midnight
the Des Moines, Northern and Western
Railroad company passed out of exist
ence. From now on this line will be
known as the Des Moines division of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul rail
road. An extension from Spirit Lake
to Lakefield. Mimi, will be built next
spring, giving direct connection with
the Southern Minnesota division of the
parent cyStarn
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Disorders In Barcelona.

M I'D, July 3.-The disorders in
Barca were renewed after the bull
fightsterday. A crowd attacked a
party monks who recently returned
from Philippines. The police reg
cued monks with some difficulty.
Ihe nthen paraded the streets, clos.
ing thops and stoning the cathedral,
seyerasurches and the Jesuit con.
vent, ael1 as the street railway cars.
Ihe germes We're powerless to re.
store or
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Reported killed In a Collision.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-A collision Of
electric cars occurred last night on the
Willow Grove division of the Union
Traction company, near Branch Town,
near the extreme northern edge of the
city. j. T. Carr, reporter for the
Evening Bulletin, was killed. Herbert
Fitzgerald, a passenger, and William
Alexander, the motorman of the second
car, were seriously injured and several
others sustained severe bruises.
Carr was student of the University
of Pennsylvania and pulled the bow oar
in the freshman eight at Poughkeepsie
last week.
* oar had lost the trolley pole and be.
coming darkened, was aots seen by the
car which followed and the latter crashed
into the former while going at full speed.
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PRANCBREMAINSCALM
No Hostile Demonstration Since
Dreyfus Arrived at Rennes.
HIS WIFE VISITS HIM IN PRISON.

HIS Composure and Lack of bitterness the
Ineme OF all Tongues-Trusts That His
Martyrdom May Put an End to all Fueds
in the Army.
PARIS, July S.-As the outcome of the
governments prudence all France re.
mains tranquil. Maitres de Mango and
Laborie, with Matthew Dreyfus and his
w1fe, arrived last evening at Rennes.
The town is quite tranquil.
Maitre Laborie, who will defend Cap
tain Dreyfus before the court-martial,
has never yet seen him. Madame Drey-
fus has only obtained permission to
visit her husband thrice weekly for an
hour.
His composure is the theme of all
tongues. 1t seems that in the train one
OF the officers began to read news
paper, but although Dreyfus had not
seen paper since he left France, he
did not display the slightest interest.
He speaks very little and seems to
suffer partial paralysis of speech, ow-
ing to his long silence. Even on board
the Sfnx he had to communicate with
the officers by writing.
He is credited on good authority with
the following: "My condemnation and
sentence We're the symbol of anti-Jew-
lsh odium. My judges were involun-
tarily deceived. May my undeserved
expiation put an end to all racial or re-
igious feuds in the army and in that
France which I have passionately loved
and served"
Madame Dreyfus had third inter
view with her husband yesterday. She
found him much better. He received
her with smiles instead of tears.
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NIcKinley In Iowa AUGUST %.

DEs MONIES, July 3.-President Nc
Knley will be in Des Moines Aug. %
as the guest OF the Union Veterans
union. This information is conveyed
IN a dispatch sent from Washington by
Commander-in-Chief r. G. Dyrenforth.
Aug. ~ is one of the days during which
the unions national meeting will be
held, and Commander Dyrenforth went
to Washington to urge the president to
attend.
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BRACE OF DISASTERS.
Street Car Collisions in Phila-
delphia and Pittsburg.
THREE KILLED AND MANY INJURED.

Lights Go Out In Both Cases and Cars Fol-
Cars Ahead, Carrying Death With Them.
List of the Victims.
PTTsBURG, July 3.-As result of a
street car collision last night on the road
of the Monongahela Traction company
two people are dead, five seriously in
jured and ten others more or less hurt.
The dead are:
o. 9. OPsION, Pittsburg.
w. II. KIRKLAND, motorman Braddock
Seriously injured:
II. III. Smith, hurt internally.
Mrs. Anna Lawler, back crushed.
Miss Jennie Cosby, side crushed
AL Repert, injured internally.
Miss Armstrong, right leg broken.
Mrs. Shidler, badly bruised.
Motorman Griffith stopped his car
near the bottom of hill to get drink
Of water at spring near by. He had
hardly left his car when the electric
current for some reason as yet unex-
planned was shut off, leaving the car in
darkness. Motorman Kirkland with
his car followed shortly afterward and
as the foremost car was in darkness it
could not be seen until too late to check
the speed. The rear car crashed into
the other with terrific force, almost
telescoping it. Many ladies and child
rem We're among the passengers and
their cries and shrieks were appalling.
Nearly everybody on the two cars re-
ceived some kind Of an injury.
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Rollinger's Fate In Jury's Hs

CHICAGO, July THE fate Of Michael
Rollinger, the butcher accused of mur-
dering his wife and burning her body to
conceal his crime, is now in the hands
of the jury. This is the second trial,
the first jury having disagreed. At
midnight it was said the jury stood ten
:ssor conviction, which means in this
case the death penalty, and two for 40.
quittal.
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Insurance Companies Ousted.

JEFFERSON C1rS, Mo-, July The
Missouri supreme court awarded writ
OF custer on the information of Attor-
ney General Crow against 73 foreign
fire insurance companies doing business
i'll st. Joseph, Mo-, for violation of the
state antitrust law act of 1895. Under
this decision the 73 companies cannot
continue doing business in the state.
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Jester Passes Through Kansas CITY.

AxsAs CITY, July s.-Alexander
JFer, who is charged with having
1ndered young Gilbert Gates in Aud
RI county, Missouri, over ~ years ago
afwho was recently arrested in Okla
hda territory, was taken through Kan
salty last night en- route to Mexico,
M'where he is to be put on trial for
thtlleged murder. Jester was SO
fec that he was carried from the
trato hotel and back again to the
outing train by Sheriff Nelson and an
attant.
The Denison review., 1899-07-04

BLOOMINGTON, Neb., July 1.-Whether
w. S. Cole was an accomplice with
Jesse Tooman in the murder of Peter
Kreichbaum on his farm Dec. 2, 1898, is
now for the jury to decide. Arguments
We're concluded and the jury took the
case at 2:30 yesterday afternoon.
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Belgian Agitators win Their Point.

LONDON, July 1.-The Brussels CORE
spondent of the Daily News says: 1t
may be regarded as certain that revo-
luton would have broken out if the
government had not declared truce
Friday. The electoral bill is virtually
withdrawn. 1t is estimated that no
fewer than 100 persons have been
wounded in the riotings.'
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Farmer Found Dead.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, July Jacob
Kohler, well-to-do farmer, living three
miles south Of Elgin, Ia, was found
dead in his room, presumably case of
suicide. The weapon used was rifle,
and death was caused by shot through
the mouth. No cause is assigned. He
leaves a large family, wife, five sons
and six daughters
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Says Kennedy Is Innocent.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, July William
Jennings, or Bill Ryan, one of the
convicted Macomb train robbers, has
made written confession in which he
declares that Kennedy is innocent Of
the crime OF which he has been ad-
Judged Fniltv
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Meeting of Democrats Cal,ed.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-A call for a meet
ing Of the national Democratic commit
tee to take place July 90 at the Sherman
house in Chicago was issued here yes
terday and copy mailed to each mem
Der.
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Drops Dead on Church Stairs,

QUINCY, July William sprague, q
retired merchant and banker of Pal
myra, Mo-, dropped dead of heart dis
ease while going up the Congregational
church stairs to one Of the concerts of
the Music Teachers association. He
was go years of age. His wife has be-
come insane since his death.
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Howison Watching the Tran.vaa,

LoURENzo MARQUEE, Delagoa Bay,
July 1.-The United States cruiser Chi
cago, Rear Admiral Howison's flagship,
has arrived here. Its commander will
proceed to Pretoria. The Chicago sailed
from New York in April last to circum-
navigate Africa, but owing to the un-
settled state of affairs in the Transvaal
is to remain in that vicinity to protect
American interests.
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1IcKeever and smith Fight a Draw.

New York, July Mysterious Billy
Smith Of this city and Charley Nc
Keever of Philadelphia met at catch
weights before the Broadway Athletic
club last night and fought 2O-round
bout to draw. Smith was trife the
heavier, but McKeever administered the
most pnnishment
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Recruiting Orders Issued,

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The first orders
were issued today for recruiting the
troops under the clause authorizing
the enlistment of $4,000 men. The or
der contemplates enlisting men For the
three skeleton regiments in the Philip
pines. Recruiting officers have been in
structed to enlist men with this under
standing.
The Denison review., 1899-07-04
Arsenal Employees Let out.

DAVENPORT, Ia, July 1.-The run
ming out Of the appropriations with the
close of the government fiscal year last
night led to the discharge Of 652 men,
half the force Of the Rock Island arsenal,
The Denison review., 1899-07-04

Disastrous Railway Wreck In England.
LONDON, July 3.-Many people We're
injured in railway accident at Wins
ford, near Crewe, in Chestershire, just
before midnight. A freight train on a
siding overshot the buffers and left the
rails. Another freight train collided
with the wreckage and caused partial
fall of railway bridge Then a
crowded excursion train ran into the
others. Upwards Of 90 cars were
Wrackad
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CLEVELAND. July Y.-The

CLEVELAND, July S.-There are ru-
mors Of more trouble among the en-
ployes Of the Big Consolidated Street
Railway company. The men claim that
some parts of the agreement have been
violated.
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Strike Plans Did Not Garry.

PlrTsBuRG, July 3.-The strike at the
Homestead plant of the Carnegie com
pany, which was expected to assume
large proportions today, did not mater
ialize in degree appreciable to the un
initiated.
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Fishing Party MAY Have Perished

New York, July 3.-The naptha
launch Dandy, with seven men, four
women and child aboard, left Rock
away beach yesterday to go out into the
ocean to fish. The wind was high and
the lifesavers at Rockaway inlet noticed
signals of distress from the launch.
They could not get their boats out be.
cause of the surf, SO the large launch
Tartar went out. The Tartar came
back with no tidings of the Dandy.
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Partial victory for Miners.


KANSAS CITY, July Report comes
from Bevier that the troubles of the
union coal miners and the friendly
operators throughout Missouri have
been settled by the adoption of q new
scale, with an agreement for an 8-hour
day and for arbitration of differences
which may arise in the future. The
Kansas and Texas Coal company, which
has mines at Bevier, is not included in
the settlement and the union will con-
tinue the fight against this and the
other three big companies operating
i'll Missouri, Kansas and the Indian ter
ritory. The s'Big -Four" companies
continue to import negroes to operate
their mines. Another trainload Of ne
groes arrived at Bevier yesterday and
another trainload was brought into Weir
City last night. The negroes came from
Pana, Ills.
fANA, ms, July l.-F'orry-slx me-
groes departed yesterday for Oskaloosa.
Ia; 30 to Huntsville and Moberly, Mo-.
and 90 to Alabama. All the blacks who
departed claimed they would never
again return to Pana or cause union
men anywhere any further trouble.
There are only - blacks remaining and
they will leave for Birmingham today.
Many of their synpathizers are leaving
with them. IL is reported that all mines
will be reopened within the next month
with union labor. The exodus of the
blacks is regarded as big victory by
union men.
Lockout at Pingree Factory Continues.
DETROIT, July 1.-The Pingree 8
Smith shoe factory lockout was in full
force yesterday. Frank G. Pingree,
brother Of Governor Pingree, who is
manager of the business, said: sWe
have stood great deal from the unions
on account Of Governor Pingree's posi-
tion in politics. No, there will be no
decrease in wages if the men return. 1t
is simply question Of who is going to
run this hnsiness.
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Glorious News

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The Push Is Entertained

Last night at the coy home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sinclair,
Beatrice, their fair young Gaugll-
ter, most royalty entertained her
young friends of the Push and
several visiting young ladies'.
Games and music was the pro-
gram. luterspersed with much
animated conversation and veran-
da tete a tetcs. The party was
given in honor of the following
charming young visiting ladies:
Misses Lucille Ansley of Thorn
asville, Ga, Mary Strobhar Of
Gainesville, and Nellie Curd of
Chattanooga. Dainty refresh
ments were served and the occa-
sion was greatly enjoyed by the
Push. who have the happy facil-
lty of always having a good time.
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A Pleasant Surprise

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Bullock arranged very pleas
ant surprise party for their &C
complished daughter, Miss Lena,
who leaves Monday for Texas, 10
visit during the summer. All un-
expected on MISS Lena's part,
fully thirty couples of her young
friends came in about 8 o'clock,
and a most enjoya BILE evening was
spent, the principal amusement
beng whist. Plenty of tables
were arranged and the guests
proceeded to enjoy this popular
game. The prizes were carried
off by Miss Emily Ford and w.
E. Sinclair after a vallantly con-
tested game. At a late hour the
guests babe Miss Lena good night
and bon voyage aid sought their
respective homes.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
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Deafness cannot Be Cured

By local applications, as they
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of the ear. There is only one
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We will give One Hundred
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M0zLEI'S LEMON ELIXIR
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