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Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
LIKES BRITISH AUDIENCE
Not So Enthusiastic as Ours al Inc
 Star, But They Warm Up.

London. Aug S.-According to the Evening News. De Wolf Hopper has been polntedly comparing American and British audiences
 ''On the other side" he says, you get an audience of feverish. nerve tense people who applaud at the rise of the curtain, at the overture and at the start of the show When the per formunce is well begun they begin to slacken. their applause not being so pronounced. and toward the close they are tired of applauding. An English audience is just the opposite. The people wait to see what the show is going to be. There is mighty little ap- plause at the outset, but it gets warm- CT as the play proceeds. The perform ance goes on best when you find yoa're making 1hem laugh. That's the diff ference between the English and the Americans. We are a young people and more enthusiastic While we are in the cradle, still being rocked, the people here are i'll bedstead firmly fixed"
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
GROWING SERIOUS
Sanfo Domingo ReVOIufiOniSfs Talking Progress.

Port Au Prince, Hayti, Aug. S.-The revolutionary Dominican troops which assembled at Munaminthe have crossed the frontier and taken posses sion of Dajabon. The garrison at that place retired to Fort Belar, a strategic position commanding the town. The foreign population and the Haytian consul have left the place. It is con- sidered probable that Jiminez, leader of the revolution, will attempt to make a landing on the island shortly in or der to join the revolutionary troops at Dajabon and take the direction of the movement. The Haytien government is taking measures to prevent Jim;nez from landing in it's territory.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
WILL MAKE No DIFFERENCE.

Washington, Aug. S.-The State De- partment is entirely without informa- ton as to the address by AgudnaldO to the foreign powers for recognition of as constituting an independent govern ment The appeal is looked upon how ever as creating no particular change as it has been the desire of Aguinaldo and his associates from the first to se- cure such recognition. The appeal places this desire in a rather formal shape and it may bring to an issue the position of outside governments. There is no idea that any foreign government will heed the address.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09

call to al other similar crganiza-
 tions in the United States. The ad- vance in the price of hides and other raw material is said to be responsible for the small profits realized by the shoe manufacturers during the last year or two. Opinions among the manufacturers are divided as to whether it will be more advisable to. boldly advance the price of shoes so as to cover the added cost or to cheapen the quality of the shoes It is felt that one thing or the other must be done immediately, as it is assertd by leading manufacturers that they have made no profit since 1897.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
ALASKAN GOLD
Mint Reports of inc Amount Brouaht DOWn.

Washington, Aug. S. Reports re- ceived by the director of the mint show that so far this season the amount of gold received at Seattle from the Alaskan gold fields aggregate about s4,9OO, GOO, of which s4.O18 262 arrived during July The amount so far received at San Francisco is ap- proximately $2,7O0, ,0OO.
 These amounts, however do nC.5 rep resent the entire output Of the fields. as large quantities are supposed to have been held for later shipment and considerable amounts are believed to have been brought into the sts.es by other routes than San Francisco and Seattle
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
Otis Establishing a Judicial : System in the Philippines.
AGGY'S RAGGED REPUBLIC
The Dictator Applies 10 inc Powers for a Recognition of "FiITpino IGdependeGCe"-TheTc is no Lik- IIhood Though Of inc Payment of Any Attention by Anybody 10 his Address.

Washington. Aug. S.-The orders of General Otis establishing courts in the Philippines have been received by the war department On June ; an order was issued in which courts of the first instance in the province of Manila and courts of peace in the city of Manila were re-es'abIished as they were prior to August 13. 1898. in so far as iS compatible with the supremacy of the United States in the Philippine isl ands and the exercise of military gov ernmcnt therein
 The province is divided into districts, and judges, district attorneys and jus
 ices of the peace are namcd All or tliose named have Spanish names. The secretaries of the courts are di- rected 10 report to Lieutenant Colonel Crowder, judge advocate of the Philip pinss. An order dated June 2G. di- rectad the consolidation of the offices of copyrights. patents and trademarks. adninis cred as separate bureaus heretofore, and Captain George I. Ahren of the Ninth infantry is placed in charge.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
VENEZUELA ARGUMENT
Fir. 1aIIet-preVoSf Refuses 10 Obey
 Lord Chief Justice Russell.

Paris, Aug. S--The discussion be fore the Venezuelan tribunal today was chiefly of a technical character. Mir. Mallet-Prevost, however. rehabil- itated the character of AIatteo. whom Sir Richard Webster accused of hay ing been mere privateer Mailet- Provost demonstrated that Matteo was ;i Spanish commissioned officer, and pointed out that although the Dutch remonstrated against his acts on the Essequibo. they never complained of his ac.s within the disputed territory
 Prior to the close of the days pro- ceedings Lord Chief Justice Russell asked what evidence existed in 1S14 when Great Britain annexed the col ony, of Spanish control or government possession within the disputed terri tory.
 MT Mallet-Prcvost began his reply when Lord Russell interrupted him, sharply demanding categorical an- swer. MalleJ-Prevost refused to give categorical answer when it would convey an untrue meaning.
 Lord Russell demanded to know what material evidence existed of Spanish rule.
 AaIlet-Prevost repled: '.Nothinsl material. but everything from a his torlc and legal point of view"
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09

promising thsm permanent employ ment with 9 handsome daily remuner- at:on in the mechanical department of the Sun.
 On reaching here the men were in terceI'.ed by pickets, who, after ex- plaining to them the nature of the controversy between the union and the Sun. led them to the headquarters of the strikers. where they were well cared for. They will be sent pack to their respective homes at the expense of the union.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
A MANILA TYPHOON.

Washington, Aug S.-The following telegram has been received from Gen
 Otis: "Manila.-Three days typhoon, rendering work on the bay impossible, passed on ghe 9th inst The transport JOlo this evening The Sheridan with the Minnesotas, South Dakotas and discharged soldiers for San Francisco on the 11th. The Valencia and Zelan- dia when coaled, requiring ten days good weather. will leave with the Mon tanas and discharged men. I suggest that portion of the transports coal at Nagasaki, both coming and returning. to expedite business here OTIS"
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
THE VERDICT OF 1894
Cannot Be Repealed in inc
 Present DreyfuS Trial.
Counsel for inc Prisoner Have Gone Ov.r incl Secret Dossier-Rep- resenfafives of inc Hostile Press

Rennes. France. Aug. S.-The coun- sel for Dreyfus met today at his wife's residence with the heads of the Drey- fusite party and consulted on the pres ent aspect of the affair They went there after they had examined the documents of the secret dossier in the judges room. They do not see any possibility of repeating the Judgment of 1894.
 Dreyfus was greatly faiigued after yesterdays ordeal. He asked anxious ly today what the press and public thought and was led to think that opinion is generally favorable This is true. Representative of the na- tionliSt journals here. who judge harshly in the printed press are filled with admiration for the unfinching constancy he has displayed Leading personages here for the trial have much to say about tlIe late General Anrekof and Boron Frederick in con nectlon with Dreyfus, but General NIercier and NJ. HanotauX. former min- ister of foreign affairs, refuse to speak on the subject.
 NJ Hanotaux looks dejected. It will be curious to see whether he and Mer- cier contradict each other. There seems danger tha. testimony in rela ton to foreign diplomats will be given with closed doors.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
RUSE OF A DEFECTIVE
Gets Himself Into Jail and Secures
 Evidence AasiaSf Burglars.

Charleston. w. Va. Aug. S.-A clever piece of dete@tive work h1s jrst bee. accomplished by Dtectives Charles Kinsley and o. J. Miller. of Maryland. who have succeeded in capturing one of q gang of three robbers. who. seve:- al weeks ago., bound and gagged ih.. wife and nd-daughters of Daniel Morgan. who kept Jhe bridge gate at ShepherdstowE, and, after threatening to burn them in the building. succeed ed in securing $50 in cash from tiem. Detective Kdnsley succeeded in getting locked in jail at HagerstOwn i'll the same cell with Thomas Garrison and I<insley secured sufficient evidence for the arrest of Garrison and George Winebrenner on rle robbery charge.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
4 SURPRISE IN STORE.

Paris. Aug. S.-The Temps says Dreyfus was greatly astonished at rhe fact that he was brought into court prisoner. He believed, accord ing to this paper, that he was entering into the judicial formalities of an i'm mediate rehabilitation and was thank ing General De Boisedeffre for q re vision of his case. He said in firm voice: Then it is still necessary to struggle"
 'Dreyfus," the Temps continues, will be more surprised when he is presented wi,h the three hundred doc uments contained in the doSsier on the matter entirely outside of lis case"
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09

Garrison. however. WAS released on bail. together with the detective. both going to Shepherdslown. where it was intended to arrest Winebrenner The arrest was effected. but Garrison. hay ing been allowed to go to his home, slipped the officers and is now not 70 be found. The officers are on his track. however. and his arrest is hour ly expected. The third party in the case is Fletcher Brown, a negro. also of Shepherdstown. who has been To- cated at Buffalo. V. |.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
DELCASSES TRIP TO RUSSIA
Hay Have Something to Do With Eu-
 ropes View Of inc TranSvaaI.

Paris. Aug. S.-The Courier du Soir. which is directly inspired by the for eisn office. says that the visit of NJ. Delcasse to St. Petersburg is due 10 the czaris projected visit to the Paris exhibition and perhaps concerns also mental Europe against pretensions dangerous 10 the peace of he world. '
 The latter is understood to refer 10 England's attitude in the Transvaal.
 It is stated that Foreign Minister Delcasse, when returning from his visit ta the czar, will visit Emperor William.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
THE SUN STRIKE.
Printers and Pressm=n Are Still Stand
 ing Out

New York, Aug. S.-According to a bulletin issued this morning at the headquarters of Typographical union No 6, the stTike of printers, pressmen and stereotypers of the Sun is still on. At the publication office of the paper it was aid that a number of the stereo- typers had returned to work this morning. The statement was not de nied by the officers of Big Six" who say the men returned to induce all employees in the Sun composing room to quit if they could.
 Official announcement was made this afternoon at the headquarters of the typographical union that more than 100 primers and pressmen from neigh boring towns had come here today in response to letters and telegrams
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
DOCTORS IN DEUTSCHLAND.
International Congress of Physicians
 at Amsterdam.

Amsterdam, Aug, S.-In Amsterdam today the International Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics began it's third annual, meeting with an attend ance of prominent physicians and sur geons from nearly every part of the civilized world Among the ac- credited delegates from America are Dr. Charles A. L. Reed of Cincinnati, Dr. l.. S. McMurtry of Louisville, Dr. X. O. Werder of Pittsburg, Dr. J. H. Carstens of Detroit, Dr. w. E. B. Davis of Birmingham, Dr. L. H. Cunning of Indianapolis and Dr. Clinton Cushing of Washington. D. c. The congress will be in session four days
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
Early Gains Wiped Out and Net
 Losses Recorded.
MONEY CAUSES THE BREAK
Advance of Discount Rate in London and DFOp in ConSoIS Brought About a Feeling of Apprehen- sion in Wall Street. Bears Al. lack Sugar and Other Stocks. The Bond 1arkef.

New York, Aug. S.-Today's sock
 market, like that of yesterday, had a
 period of strength in the morning,
 which gave way before the day was
 over. The depression was due to the
 continued prospect of hard money. The
 early strength had it's inception in the
 disposition of London to buy Amer
 ican stock, notwithstanding the mark
 ing up of the money rate there. The
 demand from London was especially
 marked for Atchison preferred, Louis
 vile and Nashville, and Northern Pa
 cifc London sold Anaconda copper. There was smart upward movement
 in Some of the specialties.
 Early in the day sugar went up 2H. Reports of the extraordinary earnings in the iron and steel indussry gave a firm tone to that group or stocks, and Tennessee Coal and Iron had the additional benefit of a report that valuable property was about to be acquired. and ths. claims of preferred stockholders were in process of adjust ment. The stock in consequence rose 3%. The trunk lines were favorabIy affected by the going into effect Of the higher freight rates on grain to the seaboard. The Tobacco stocks. the local traction shares, General Electric. Cotton Oil, Peoples Gas and a few others gained from individual cause. The general appearance of strength ~tc.1 fr some covering by the shorts, who sold yesterday, thus helping on the ad- vance The higher prices brought ous realizing sales, and there was a sharp break in Sugar and Brooklyn Transit V the latter dropping 215 from the best. Lackawanna suddenly fell away 35s points on rumors of a projected strike. The grangers were weak on bad crop news. The closing was dull and heavy. and generally below last nights closing.
 The apprehension over the money outlook was caused by the advance of discount rates in London to point above the Bank of England's minimum rate. The fall in consols was evidence  that the Bank of England was again borrowing from the market to repel the demand for gold made probably by the recent downward course of ster- ling exchange in New York There was not enough doing n sterling ex- change here today to ref1eo.s the fn- 1uence of this move, but the sterling exchange rate at Berlin, whence Lon- Ion continues to draw gold, rose ? ofennigs.
 The bulk of the call leans in New York were made today at 4 per cent md lenders showed themselves indis- posed to renew time loans s.s current 'ates. Prime commercial paper rates 'uled from to per cent Outside banks continued to draw on their de- ,ostts in New York banks for the pur- ,ose of making loans in this market There has been some outgo of funds rom this center to Montreal on ac- ount of stringency there.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
THE BENEVOLENT LEGION.

I4aporte, Ind, Aug. 8.-Several thousand visitors and delegates are at tending the annual state convention of the Catholic Benevolent Legion in session here. The convention was formally opened today with President Edward J. Twomey, of Logansport, presiding This evening the annual convention sermon will be delivered by the Rev. John Cavannaugh of Notre Dame University. The local societies have completed an elaborate programme for the entertainment Of the visitors during their two days stay.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
MAKES SERIOUS WAITER
An Italian Report on inc TsIiuIah
 LynChing.

Washington, Aug. S.-The state de- partment has received from the Italian authorities a copy of the complete re- port made by Marquis Romano, sec retary of the Italian embassy here, on his personal investigation of the re- cent Iynching of five Italians at Tal- lulah. La.
 The report presents the affair in q serious light. As a whole, the Italian authorities view the matter of the lynching as one of unusual atrocity and without the mitigating circum- stances which have been urged in pre- vious affairs of this kind.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
CUBAN YELLOW FEVER.

Washington Aug S.-The first case of yellow fever reported among the troops at Havana is announced today in the following cableGram: Hay ana. Aug. 7.-Surgeon General Stern berg, Washington:-Wm Beatty, com pany A, eight infantry. at La Punta barracks, Havana, is ill with yellow fever, in Las Animas hospital.
 O'REILLY."
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
SHIP CANAL PROJECT
The Plan 10 Connect Great
 Lakes and inc Atlantic.
to Meet to Compare Final sur VeYs-Fifiy Engineers af Work. Report Nay Be Submitted.

SauIt Ste. Marie, Mich, Aug S.
 Major Charles w Raymond, chief en-
 gfneer of the United States army, ar rived here today to attend a meeting
 of the deep waterway commission, of
 which he is president The commits
 sion, which has held a number of meet ings, will discuss and compare the final surveys made for the contem-
 plated route of the waterway from the
 great lakes to the Atlantic ocean.
 In addition to Major Raymond the
 commiss;on consists of Alfred Noble, the builder of the first lock of the Sault Ste. Marie canal and a member
 of the recent Nicaragua canal com
 mission, and George Y. Wisner of De- troit
 The commission will inspect the
 SauIt Ste. Marie canal, and will then
 go to Detroit. Fifty engineers are at
 the latter place tabulating and ar
 ranging results, and is it ex- pected the final report of the commis- sion is to be presented early in next year. Major Raymond approNimates the cost of the proposed waterway at about s20O, O,OOO He said today:
 '@The route to be followed will be through the SauI5 Ste Marie canal to Lake Huron, through the river to Lake Erie. thence by ship canal around Nj agara falls to Lake Ontario. The ques- tion confrorting the commission at this point IS whether or not Welland canal, which is Canadian property, should be utilized As it is. it is use less for ships of deep draught. If t IS net used then a new canal must be dug in American territory. The latter may be found the more desirable for international reasons
 "A depth of thirty feet throughout the waterway would be sufficient to carry any vessel to the ocean. The entire scheme contemplates some very serious engineering problems, partic- ularly as to the systems O. locks. From the poir., above mentioned, two canal routes die suggested. -DOLn using Ile Hudson river One is known as the Oswego- Mohawk route ana the other as the Champlain-St Lawrence route ! The Oswego-Mohawk route is 70 start at Oswego and proceed along .he Mo hawk valley, taking in such cities as Syracuse, Rome and Utica, going ] thence to Troy, where it will connect i with the Hudson, necessitating a deep l ening of the Hudson. That -oute will i practically obhtera,se the Erie canal, | though it will take up some af it's 
 -The Champ1ain-St. Lawrence route has been surveyed from Lake Frames, which is an arm of tho St Lawrence river, diametricallv across to the Richelieu river, which flows into Lake Champlain, and through the ake by means of a canal to Troy''
 In addition to the consideration Of he above suggestions, the commas iion is to discuss the question of an increase of the locks of the Sault Ste Marie canal
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
SHOEMAKERS MEET.

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. S.-Shoe country were in conference here today to devise some means to restore their business to a remunerative basis. The initiative in the movement was taken ton Of Cincinnati, which addressed
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
AGUINALDO;S APPEAL.

Manila, Aug. S.-Aguinaldo has ap- peaIed 10 the powers for a recognition of Filipino Independence" in q doc ument dated from Tarlac. July ?, and signed by Buencamillo. It has been re- ceived by all the foreign consuls in Manila with request that they for ward it to their respective govern ments.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WRECK.

Los Bancs, Cal. Aug. S.-The sou h bound express on the Southern Paci- fic left the rails a mile south of Dos PaIOs and the engine and nine cars went in 10 the ditch Engineer Con- ford and Fireman Wood were both horribly scalded and died before morn ing. The passengers were badly shak- en up but none were injured fatally
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
GINS FOR OTIS.

Washington, Aug. S.-The war de- partment is making every effort to comply with General Cris recent re- quest for a number of machine guns in order that they shall reach him in time for the campaign expected to open with the dry season. The de- partment has decided not to send .o the Philippines the Sims-Dudley g1ns, but will confne the selection to the types now in use in the army.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
HAVANA FUGITIVE ovERHAULED

New York, Aug S.-The adjutant- general at Havana has cabled the DO lice depad tment at New York .o ap- prehend L. T. Sloane, a passenger on the Ward steamer Havana, which ar rived yesterday from Havana. Sloane, who is on Hoffman island under the usual quarantine detention, is accused of stealing S1, 1,OO0 from the military authorities at Havana He will be ar rested tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
A KENTUCKY FIRE.

Carlisle. Ny. Aug S.-The business portion of the city on Market street was destroyed by fire today resulting in q loss of S460.0OO. C. G. Rogers to- bacco warehouse containing 30O,OOO pounds of tobacco was the chief loss.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
CLEVELAND RESTORED

Cleveland. Aug. S.-The last com pany of militia left the city today. the authorities having decided that there is little probability of any further trouble in connection with the street car/strike. So far as the strike itself is concerned there is not the slightest sign that it is any nearer settlement than when it was inaugurated.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
OREGONIANS START HOME.

San Francisco, Aug. S.-The Second the Presidio and this afternoon march ed to the ferry with the band of the Nebraska regiment and artillery.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
WESTERN UNION BOYS STRIKE

Buffalo. Aug. S.-A number of West ern Union messenger boys employed in the downtown offices struck today for an increase in pay. The boys claim ITO messengers are out but the off cials say the number is much smaller.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
BASE BALL.
Where Games Were Won and Lost
 Yesterday.

At Washington Washington, 1; Chicago, 1.
 At Baltimore-Baltimor '; St. Louis, ,.
 At Philadelphia Philadelphia, ,; P:ttsburg, 4.
 At Boston-Boston, IS; Cleveland. s. At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 5: Cincin- nati, 6.
 At New York New York, ,; Lcuis- vile, 1.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
wELTER WEIGHT STRUGGLE.

Dubuque, la. Aug. S.-Manager Houseman today matched Tommy Ryan of Syracuse, and Jack Moffat of Chicago. to box for the welter weight championship of the world.