The age-herald., 1899-08-05
TICKS FROM THE WIRE.

London, August 4.-In the house of con1- mons this evening the appropriation bill passed the first reading.
 St. Petersburg, August AM. Deicasse, French minister of foreign affairs, arrived here today from Paris to return the recent visit of Count Maraieff Russian minister of foreign affairs. This afternoon he was re- eeived by the count. Count Lannes de Mountebelle, French ambassador to Russia, will return the honor Sunday. M. Delcasse will remain in St. Petersburg five days.
 Paris, August 1.-The intense heat caused fire in celluloid factory, which was to- tally destroyed. Three firemen and work man were injured.
 St. Louis, Mo-, August IA special to the Republic from Fl Paso says: "A dispatch received this evening from Hermosillo, Mexico, headquarters of the Mexican army operating against Yaqui Indians says; The Mexican government anticipated the h. dian outbreak and had been making heavy shipments of war material into the state of Sonora for two months. On the other hand, the Yaquis had been preparing for
  will place 10000 men in the field if neces- sary. The rebelious Yaquis now number 4,OOO. Sixty Indians were killed in the fight last Wednesday and twice that number wounded.
 Lincoln, Neb., August 1.-The Rev. w. H. Miburn, the blind chaplain of the United States senate, who yesterday suffered from sunstroke, passed a fairly comfortable night and was much improved today.
 Indianapolis, Ind, August 4.-Attorney- General Taylor, at the request of the state medical board, today delivered an opinion that 1t is illegal for faith curists, Christian scientists and other unlicensed persons who assume the title of doctor, to minister to the sick, particularly where a fee is charged.
 Washington, August 1.-The French am- bassador M. Cambon. left here tonight for New York, intending to sail tomorrow on La Touraine for a four months visit to Europe.
 Washington, August 1.-The Post tomor- row will print an interview with Liliuo-
  who is residing here. The former queen receives many letters from home and says what the people need there is some head to the government. She adds: Reports to the contrary notwithstanding, the islands are in state of practical anarchy. We q say we because I count myself one of my people, have no laws but those which have obtained for many years, and a few which have been foisted upon us by the Hawaiian republic"
 Capetown, August 4.-In the house of as- semby today MT. Cecil Rhodes expressed a belief that the Transvaal difficulty would be overcome in a few months, and without a shot being fired owing to the mutual moderation displayed. He predicted that capital would then flow freely.
 Havana, August 4.-General Juan Isidra Jiminez, when his attention was called to- day to cable summary of an alleged dec laration made by him, recently published in the United States, to the effect that he was about to proceed to the United States to organize expedition against the exist ing government of San Domingo, replied that he had not made the statement at tributed to him. He went on to say that 1t was quite unnecessarily for him to proclaim himself hostile to the present government, as it could not possibly last beyond the 18th of this month
 St. Louis, August A special to the Re- public from San Antonio, Tex, says news reached here today that Walter Hemming, an American fom this city had been killed in a raid by the Yaqui Indians in the moun- tains east of Guayamas. Hemming left here in April last with two companions to search for gold in the Yaqui country.
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