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La Junta tribune., 1900-09-15
library Contest.

The following is the record of
the votes cast in the Merchants
Gift Library Contest up to 6
O'Clock Friday evening. The
standing of the fifteen leading con-
testants is given below:
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-15

any length of time and nothing
else was disturbed. He offers
liberal reward for the return of the
property.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-15

Tickets for the library contest
may be secured from the following
firms:
r. G. Dalton, drugs.
Valley Livery Stabes.
Lamb Bros, meat market.
Crew & Crellin, hardware, etc.
F. F. Turley, fancy groceries.
Hodges & Crockett, Millinery.
Carlton Bradley Mercantile Co.,
groceries.
s. X. Mendelson, dry goods.
shoes, etc.
McCarty & Anthem, gents fur
nishers, etc.
]. E. Blair, confectionery, cigars
and tobacco.
c. M. Tucker, restaurant and
lunch counter.
St. Charles Hotel, regular and
transient board.
]. w. Fisher, books, stationery
and periodicals.
The Jameson House Furnishing
Co., furniture, carpets, etc.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15
A oenF1cT LkELv. Y
chinesssNss nister1s opids on on Eana-
ing df Troops at ShanghaA IL

London, Aug. 1.-The Chinese minis
ter, Sir Chih Chen Lo Feng Luh, in ain
interview today said the ministers of the
powers. in declining to leave Pekin had
undoubtedly complicated the situation,
, adding thatsif the allies pushed .on to
altAe. eaniDfsit ljgBg haxH tbei Effect 81
involving the southern provinces in great
trouble. Only. today tbs m .!I f fas
that the proposed landing of -. Indian
-treppss 81 hnghsi sare 4 ads ea s3s
an exodus of Chinese merchants. If
these troops were landed, he pointed out,
others of course would follow and great
conflict would result.
The minister also said that if the pow
ers had adopted his suggestion and
opened negotiations with Ii Hung Chang
matters might have been arranged.
The march Of the allies on Pekin, the
Chinese diplomat further remarked,
would probably endanger the foreigners
lives. adding that tslsgrams had already Ss
arisen in this connection.
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Il IT "a .7!:;El.iF n n Fl

81 "" y"
tbs, .gunboat Nashville has sailed from
for NsM GhMaang.1i&3 The. distriei
a Misturbed; sGondfttffdnls aiiflles there have
bNA several. REPORTS . G. ccSsllisions betweer
tA Russians rand ;the Chinese in -alrehNi'
ciHqy. WhileFthe department hegses-haf
1f6 54 In forma tion" on the subject 1t. is pre-
sumed that sAafhFfal: 1se1iiey ordered The
sNksaashyille to- shis loitit1 aiitiolr
aFF assure, asssipp I,his gaportatsEthe, navy
depaRfihent he stated that the Nashville,
flsslSN brief stay 81 New lGhwahg, Would
AaSss4rn to Chef00Matris:ti EfsT a) aI,'3s1
III Thea quarterm As stegrgen epad-aa reeeiNeq
ASsoEa1sfhis morning that the hospital shil
R3F1T1fef left Kobe Aon 'tiIe 'Sfh inst, fol
raku. The offiria lsaSffe satisfied that a$aie
has reached the ggGhinesgr 1ports9byl 1this
a7ane. 1t is said the Relief atteek the sel
rdiers who were. wounded ! ii, the. engage;
'iient at Tien 4lsin and the asoo4tdiiers wh{
totsfheasligsr 6f tha Bhinest
campaign prioreto t4al1eveIptg IHEaaB ilNagaseki
a aeeient the ho sRSF stsfed
will be made aorEsDelGeRrisick a2idaWodndet
soldiers in China2 Iisl gseeli 1t osGelie sestife
field hospitals to- pc s::estiablislheda in tbs
~ Ts-fEs1y IN g figjsg2 L2Iai
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A Cll.nl,!L.nlksy...Rl.la1
THREE MEN. KILLED.
Explosion in BoiIerhouse Of Port
land Gaslght~Cenrpany==
Several Injured. -----.-,..---.--

Portland, Me- Aug. s11.-Thgee, men !,
were killed and two Ha55iAared4 lit al sexp!oss
sion in the boilerhouse at the plant of
the Portland Gaslight- company here
today. One mai. who attempted to res
cue a victim Of. the accident ~alSe was,
seriously burnedS The dead are: wifi anf-
Carey, pipe fixer, of Bfaghton.s AIass
William Case, Xardmaster, formerlyx7of.
Concord, n. III. asItobert Moles, engineer
Case and Mols5 were killed instantly.
Carey ~as caugAt-hy-AehFis- and burned
to death. IS
John FtuurnieH who was only a few
feet from the psant wherestha exIa6sfan
occurred. was Blown across *the yard,
badly bruised and cut in the face by fly
ing glass. f 1911
Michael Skerrfft was bruised by con-
Arthur Muleir sfsa aisy aiifisf
burning timberss1
perate but vain attempt to save the man,
was severely burned a73oftt firth e5d:$ So
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u. s.. UOnSuI at Canton.
Indefinitely.

Sggsssn Indefinitely.
$3.50 sss saass.sasssih w1sG1a
.sWNisshi,rsst drn aazi Aus gin Rasrae s6,ts
loving .dispatehr commuaic n xaaiai
tioDnal message. from Minister Conger
was made pubic EthfHE nidffniiIg Dbys HE
stale state Departments safsR,3 laS17
sb eitason s "S 3as xsasf Ill.,
aRsgfsIRs Bt S ssss ssf
S!ssz 4R ss s!t gsss IL fsd TIA
ssset aSe T Ese4 u as aR7
tiagaf IL s4s sa a Eth W si i5a
aa ehnsitey: ssi ses t III y M
ifrfs afypafte eoisdi ref ere eS 1T
Ole aatezphelssfheam sssTgR is&t akiaaaz
"a aass a9t f. a th s, at|gs Bbssaa Is ssfs
~ aSleuhile zahe ssatsl dsfeE ssslasH sac dssa5ts
attempt to fix date upon which the
Conger message left Pekin, the officials
are inclined to believe that it, was one
M faffe Messages sfnti gfea Nsifs Qf PfAg
Iii eIS s VI Up
Tho 'sipn I'D ttaHs
sae rgairts wassNn ausH1tE-l asfiafe isiyiisslss
Pm. zFesssfse Besaeeisea es2fastsas
iteration OF Mr.. Conger's statement
tia Eas
concluding sentence of Mr.. Conger's mes
So sc SAVING that tbs sgatl9ners as prss
pared to hold on indefinitely no matter
y9siftgss ps sssa ss sif ad
Gates that the besieged ministers p,fs nfs
growing faint-hearted, and will stand put
to the bitter end This message, like fhfs
others-s4ha gs sfsaaeeded It, contahssaft
messages forwarded TIN tlllS governments
have reached the belEkguesfd foreigners
in AitszafsIainese capital. &a
axIsrs bSSs'r,xHz,saag 11.-It is reported
that $4,000 Chinese troops are marching
from the provinces of Human and HUI
Pei toward Pekin and Tien Tsiaa; sgss:ass
Tqasas asssft saEss ba e Ing li.Afhe ohitial
Messenger today publishes the following:
The. foreign office Eecsiyed b telegram
! today Edireet from NJ. .De9Gjers (thA Rus
sian minister at the Chinese capitaD from
Pekin.s. Tbs dispatch. was evidently taken
by Special courier to Isl Nan, from the
4 saeiStsl e ss ~ Hpf sRe Es sssa
& he iegs4iona; edntinass, Tie 5ssisgsd
ailf3 AhSing & come pr@yfsAanS 'Aeft The
Chinese government proposes to transmit
the .aninisteEsi- messages and that they
leave Pekin. As the ministers had not
sufficient s-guafNnteerstA they sEeplied 5stha
tHeapeffafis sienae OF sth err
governments before leaving the city"
The, messenger then announces thaFi
The (Earss saaistysal has daheeA 81 veasfbss
III. De Giers to start for Tien Tsin with
on condition that the existing government
AT Rekirs ands .s,Hse r,perars, afford 5hens
sure guarantee that the journey can be
bsdes2td aafi sstala.sa to sha heavy e
sponsibility the Chinese government will
INCUR. should there be- the slightest i'll
fraction of the volatility Of the persons
accompanying them 1 80 Tiea-Esia:--
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REPORT =s BY ROBERI|S:|,,,.
Butler Occuntasss. Nm eHsnopEt Afte
Enemy Retired BurghsEs Sur
rendeerrtt 81 II /, ,n,t 5.srEFfs##a

Butler Occuniassf Am eslssao pEt After
Enemy Retired. BurghsIs SUR
renfderfsteT Ii5ar rrtsesrsyfF
London Aug :s'F91sif Eth he daT office ri!
ceived the follunanggF IneasaEe from Lord:
Roberts dated g PlElEeteffi;as i "A August 10: :.
Johannesburg TelSf9ts5 that patroE
from the watefstsasss 5ewas attacked Au-
gust Z. ....;ss5ys
Butler occupied Amerspoort the eyens.
ing of AugustS.73;@y iT he* enemy retired be-
fore Amerspoostswas reached The cas-
ualties were twenty men woundea9 !
Butler waSss.1n the north rbahk Ssof;
Reistspruit, august g. HIS way to
Ermelo.
Rumble arrested at Harrismith
Commandant Marais. three field comets
and thirty arn1sd beasghs Fsaand d BEEask
subject Of Natal-named MaEais: y RdeE
spy, Erasmus, land a forhela member of
the Free Statgdmtelligence bureau. -
Hunter reports that 100 burgherS..
with upwards ssof million rounds of
ammunition. Surrendered August 8, and
August 9. Cloetse--a member of the xolks.,
raad, was a prisener With HpnHAEIa A.
Kitchener engaged BeWets arear
guard yesterdaSs~near Lindeque, within
hearing Of Meshaens ems l1as. Iaih na sills
A CLIMAX ~Rla t.. ..s....
Lord Roberts wires to the war Office
from Pretoria, saEaeEa qsgesfeTaasss q ate.E
"A plot to caFry me off has been dis
covered. 1t was cIumsily ceneaxr ed.
The ringleaderss and all concerned arei
now under aPraSt -
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~ ~. = w. ID ''7's
81 s.s Us Chicago News.

+ Gf2y 6. ,>e>f7f /, Z grY9s 2~rf :
Ee35,S}ergtr James Smith of the Chicago
avenue police station is suffering from
} lbaeod spOisoning gGauseH by9Ai 1ifn SCRATCH
across the fhand sustained While dispers
oq- Matter Wfu 6 uyae,1F exea rs3oEdJ " AZ
, atithe point of revolver ana 46bbsd fof
~ GSn Isl pear, his .home,1 3g4e North VII.
! low avenue. Austin. - :" IN
oLRn9 ordinance has BEEN !fisfffesp "a &
,maafndng Ef hat clairyoyants. be, forced 60
pay q license fee of $500 a year. It Is
sa iet that the lpeasure"'i3 urged jassi! a
as$ E! SalrxSEaRts t. aEiye 95bes mem1
i4!-yrhomaa WhifeT hind 9I,htfick1 iRya1i,
Yattaw W in Ne the SeG pfaefice Of Of
G0.ph sti EFT docks and locked, ND at The The
HaaTfs5n street. station i6aiI 0oil argast OF
! sellii4pSg, liaHdr without license
Mrs. .Emmons Blaine, to whom a pcs
shieils oh fh ibpard 5:ef :snfaitipafk 'tosat
m4liissi9prwas efffered, has notified seese-
cdpi atiier,offer. She said that 'a at some me
future day; she would be pleased to take
tlp this 1sriia llnpark work; fh amy <manIier
that might be, assigped To- heesni st.a! 4lE1
frank Gregory, vaudeville per-
if6flhef;; pleaded guilty to petty larceny iii
Judge .s If qtdhinse9,s s9prt andf was sens
fenced 70 a Year iii the bridewell and to
fnaN a3fife Of $D0lo MissaA ygsfHl 1aat iraa.
q CUBAN dancer, prosecuted. Gregory
broke into her room and carried off aia.
naends Iand jesYelrg lAedzat:$509:T 9.
Michael German had a hearing be-
fareEo fSammissio T upap AraY r. on he
charge of couhterfeiting. He waived ex-
am lnattDn, and was put under bonds ef
1.-TWO gill ii r!P Katie MdrfAsEi 50 Ea afdsat'
rabee Street, 'i3 and Years cd cd, told told
Judge tHanecy in the Juvenile court chat
..jGhRa = Lyons, with whom, the. >Morinski
child has been making hep homie, had. en-
icperagsd sthfpi to ssteal, :! Judge Haneey.
charged the officers to have Lyons
brought before the grand jury. The girls.
gers se9tH to the efH! 7Iel of the, Coed
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SHIRTWAIST MEN SNUBBED.
r.,, !. .. - IS
gHaag e, esfs nsji X

known business man was refused at
tendance at the Russell house cafe for
the. rea son that he -MaS-Mearing.a plah ~
shfrtwaist The cafe attendants , at the
Russell house also refused to serve a
party Of six men who, after giving their
order Tsm9yss dsg oxs4 }b ~ f0
James Swart, one of the proprietors Of
etsasaf
waists would be all right in his cafe if
they wore anything like the pretty waists
the ladies wear.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15
BLCcKEnTH Es GAME,
Minister ConsgrsDfrsctsd bsaasecase'
tary Hay ina in;Prk iis.3i.3

tdIy may EEUtfAChAAAIEd IAsA:CAIAs+&.'
u1 ashingtoii 4sD.iC skdtg. tE.AaMinisNe l
hanger has been diEEeetga te
|sIAer instruct SnS ia eissent' him" by' Afhis
government. sEhaidiplomatis4re spressnta
fsflIes Of Others gQyernments,ti tis ex.peGted
will cable similar rinstruc TORS. Iii. this
Fs~'ay the powers &sf4Achecknafe Tie movt
of the imperial government to induce thu
ministers TO leay Ya.slP ekin On the greraq
|gNhX fRy do not4startaf0r it1re1e6a 3s@7I
Is Ahotlgh MiniSter,at sesonaer, in -;hisi 1alis
t1sta tes, ,ho the diplomatic i body 5fhafztiia
ssaasetss foreign goxariiBelfts lllasse3 r4i
y pea teddy asked :. that they depart lfrqn
pehn under saita 5ls e 1850 the depart
lie told to the dipsem atia corps was tosgeI
them away from theg fortified position
.tfIesV 8eTHPy, so they, would he, 10 the
na ~ 4 gs ofsths Boxers and imperial frooRs
Dnpiicity of4the Chinese .x ~
willie edAtineed Of the 1d npIitctyy. of the
i Chinese egaverrimefIt from. Dreviojis dis:
/ patches received from q Minister :Cotagaf
|: htie fdtffp sourcess the dispatchetot yes!
+ ferdax iss identical with. those sent. other
4 governments and shows cOnc1usively fhe
lengths to, which the tsuiig II va m,e1i as
gone to induce 1.-THE. ministers fsss place
Warm eenMendation is given; Minister
shrewdiiessS In declining to accept The
astsate,neats ef the sitslns III yaffierl. fiiit nj.
Supported <shy cinher4&iinstrilct ioalsy from
their respective governments. .vai3 y
IA Expect China TO Cemply.], 11f
AS Minisser -C9ngef does not mention
the fact, lss is presumed, that, The. rife
firing, by imperial troops upon the be.
sieged is not causing them any .abprehea;
Gsioas and u is. possible it may shase
ceased. It's the presumption Of the eff,
1&als that-stle Chinese government viii
comply WIFE the demand that rifle firing
stop and MDtect the ministers si4sgPeasiR
1t is evittent that. the escort. to, be- sent
to receive-fhe legation and those tindei
y they protection sheuld Teonsistyof 5a.4aBae
fbf6e. Ths@hefense of the Chinese Chris.
tians, the faet that thes foreigners shared
their, foot--Yith them rather Tth&g dfiye
ven gt aad , the declaration Of Minister
10 Sc IN assaere have struck re;
sp0nsfve chordam the breasts Of Officials
hers; It is asserted that if the foreigners
safe Saved fhe Christians Will leave Pc.
KIN Win them a.si,if .u3inE51lau -
Russia to Seize Menchnria. f,sI1 j..
London. Aug. TIA special dispatch
from st. Petersbufg "a Tributes To Russia
the intention to fill Manchuria with
troops and not to let go that territory
when the present ebul1ition IS oyer The
Russian waEl Office expects fo have r 49,
900 men and 242 guns i'm Siberia by the
end Of September. Shanghai has r. re-
-ceixed- no news fnonf he feoaor Tefi Tsin
todays--bHt a sdispatch boat from ,Taku lis
expected at .Chefoo Tonight Tie total
numhersof allies cin3th province of Pei
Chi Isfsis .3&000 with ia guns. Ehe
Total Augusts30 is expected to be $4,000,
with $50 gurf52s ------,------
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In Paris gen8lemen keep their hats in
their hands longer when speaking to la
dies Paris is the most hat-lifting city
in the world. 8But in the United States
young women have the country at their
feet SocietyEseems to haXe--heen.-spe-
cially organized for them. Friends, par
ents. brothers, luncles and aunts vie with
each other in Making everything bend to
the comfort and ,a5a5el1in1ea. 81 the
American girlk Frank Leslie's Popular
Monthly. s<..<.-...,.-..,,.
Joseph Sanders, colored, a years old,
was struck by a Nickel Plate train and
instantly killed.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15
STRYCHNINE INSERTED.
farmers Method of Furnishing Boys
Who Stole His Melons.

ST. Louis, Ma., Aug. IA special to
the Globe-Demscrat from Cleburne Tex,
says: At BluHdale, an isolated place
west Of this city, several white boys en-
tered farmeE's watermelon patch and
ate and destroyed many melons. A few
days later thesboys wspte 5tlles-faFmenrsss
note telling hitH they We're 2g66ffIga to Visit
his patch agaifE and would get even more
melons than Oh the pesFidus 1S8ag The
farmer split tie stems of some of the
bo9s visited fna IL se psta 4 s @ s
doctored melons Two died in the patch,
two on the way home, and two after
reaching their#homes.
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Talk Afterwards.
pOSSlDIe.

,asl ri san gAgssba + s$ es sfasliss
will be the occupation of Pekin, and it is
Pietsaiig ard Wing Tsurf adfe not
sufficient to induce item to submit to
faiets
vsf5rsa % j gEsas!f aaE BBs
this seheory it is pointed opt that the IA al,
nese~ are, nat slackeffiiig In military actfv-
y - ':s:!s; ,,v4sst Salisbury 1I WonJd DO. s'
j. Aeeerdingeto i high Chinese ohfidaiaf:
Sir -Ghih Chen shgsEEengs kuhs ths.sGhl r
iieSe nlifiissffeifF to. London. WAS informC 4
b4Lord Salisbury that Tie Chinese
imperial authorit les. Wo uld q aelsve lsstthe.
fiffe colony and the native Christians
-zins ekinii5to the aiIds of fheir friends
tina allies would, withdraw .es.s,.,$#agr .sssg
! ut EI understood, however, that Lord
a5Salisbarss deInurrad tst tlfepronus tiDE5 saaa
the Chinese escort out Of Pekin. aud SIG
gesta4 at Instead Of Such proceeding
.theF impexia E4roons shnnhli ioi tlle1 iide rs
national alaies in tie work Of 1.~ sx1trriqating
tlnrG ailaasiafs. $50 = @A''-'4 -
|aasI y:=tc Chinese Minister'S Repisa. n Us
The ministers replied, it is said, that
R1a pHs as HHsst eSas w
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RECARDEDEWITH SUSPICION
Sonic EDoalb H. Abopt 4. China Beins-
Ready to Sue for-Peace.

\ london, Aug. lis China ready to
Chang has Been ordered to- Pekin to
make terms with the powers is regarded
with several degrees of dquPt; as reccnt
experiences with Chinese diplomacy have
tauEhtsths EnrG'p Essa sgaxs1pmeass s. s1 III
aRekin officials, land on.that accpslpt it is
phE5edictsd fliat 10 attention viii pc paid
It'd Ri Hang 9hang's Aeeetiaf fpals The
advance to rescue the ministers viii be
pushed in the meantime as rapidly as
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REPORTS:
l<i& III" Milwaukee, Aug. 211 + 1863.
AND DAIRY PRODUCTS, nn =

T. 4si!EGG AND DAIRY PRODUCTS ~, ri~;
MILWAUKEE-Eg gs-Market, steady, to
Hrm at 11c for new. cases included !; i1t?4
cases Included; tlirties and seconds, iT@8c
The receipts were 435 cases. ..r,: :..sle..r.e
Rutter-Market arm. = The receipts were
s The receipts s Tor the week eisS were
against 100.sOo. Tbs = the week previous;
There is q good demand forr1choice cream:
esrs.: Dairy scarce and wanted. Ths local
easily realized for fancy STOCK; The re:
ceipts have been light Of late and as con,
sequence the. market has becomei frmer.
Local merchants expect zoe market foG ex
f tfsts: 17e sdconds &c Extra d;tify fs
Hines. l2@14c; packing, stock. 11@l2e; whey
butter, Sc; Z. animation creamery, lo0lec;
st eseese@steady The receipts today were
F'1Is5o lbs against 2aa,asa yesferday. lCsrhe
Fsfss sssa f'r sRs week Week wf aso S Fa
YORK. full ,cteAin aats,E new eoofed! t iaei
1e52c;;;; Young americas. new; lS@lle: bries,
s pa l a1 RoR Pet swiss. o3esti1 p la
e &c No. iifa l foaf i415e sapss
go. 196l2Oc: farmers, 10111c.
.rsCFNCAGO = Butter-Steady: crea meries,
.ehieksns, sste; tchickens, spring ioa11d;;
d9 NV so .SsRK Butter sf receipts i: s647
1864 pkgs: fiflas large ide,ored, Toe; small
eolored 1oe' agge white; aaSs smal@ Witt
| Western at mark: IGl3Ac for arerege lots
Ger: fair refining. 4&@4 5-16c; centrifugal. 81
ffs4 te Ss sgssf t@a i5'f 3
- Ff1-sT j. IA
: 'M Hi LIVESTOCK MNRKBRs5
q HOG Ssh eceipts, J., cars; marke ct So lower;
|; light, o.1aas3g 80 hlxed ana medium weights,
8. f505:25: fair to choice heavy. s koaat2a;
V GRTHL'E Fec esiptI nauei butch
!: ea: sfee rx.' i esunl to goos, 1850 to 1900 ths
4. 5005 %; fair Cd meaitffa. so0 TO 105o; 4eO
ee so hfss k5 ss'a dS s9S:ee eaane
az 81 ab'iiis. common. 2.5oa3. 90; eAse ele e
S.2a@3;sa:; feeders; 900 to $50 los LOO sts
s5oskefs' ok sS te ,;fars 5a s9 spyiDg
crs. common Coz ,e1Tbtce. sesaon4a;c6ssio :
27sas75; baessp hoods eaj spring aiibs
Chicago RECEIPTS: aHesr, IL eeae,oeastla'
-'V.'' 50 ''"'' s.ela -weI II no
+ % Ml>EfiiiSH rs iB9 arEbEGgAPH. 1881
W ,fA e nE 5I5ss Messe
sr Ter aass sSs 49, WINS Ae
ohitfatk. sc: No.. B white on traeksi IA
241zef ;, Rs, rlay4Sieady: No. on track
44Sdat:' -sample eA. t9a OK -. 42s44S1ac: We
: DuH:s Nd han track, of1ac. Provisions
: Steady: pork, l1:65 ;1avd, 1870 ss:sRlI "
Il F4Sdri dsasffady at, 410Gl4.25 for patents
bakers. 3. IOG325 aaal 3sl0S3 25i f6f I'VE !: q
f. Niirfsttfffs aae firm and quoted at l3.oo1f
1915 for bran. ia. 2osi1450 for standard mid
5sg1975i s fsrr f A!iqlwasfser neHf
fsst
SSes5sRalser f.7JsItc: October, 761sc. ,.x COrn7
August SS1Ecs s es,tysstbe r;a vSse go octobea,
ay no ses s hSssss SsgtfR ae
&8As II .55; september ter Il 60; Sc
IlH Sss ssSasq tt t'5t l' NdS sRfs@
Pes7 7o Bgs Sxathssp BY s83 sfg5bs4
7fsO(657. OIL; taaplsry, 939Tfa. SySfa wv Oh 81
FrO0Th aYSM las; Southwest. 1 So; August
f. $A4iPp; GsYItuniafna 1898 'sdstassr Rass1
| lard, 79Nc: do No. 1 ;torthern, 77Ac; casI
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Riofing. g nd Taoofin gg.1

Hong Hong, tAsgs4 II sRioting and
IDothg tean tlnile around .,SwatoW,.:, and
Abe 2yiceroy IGNORES the protests" 81 the
ng Kun ogs nng cRnn w. law nsonS bee az
RACED to the Srpund and the'Hatfv Chris
tians stoned To death ----
Rev: Mr.. Foster, and Rev Mr. Grsess;;
beck telegrapiied .yesterdax- TO- Consul
General Wildm oil liza follows: @''''n ''f7
S%1'hree m6fe snhapelsss bIfn ed ! lniissfplf
houses lootsas ON s jlisessacenda ngeEed'
T lrea din silent saEe qs Aqsurreet1oap
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DIsTILLERY FlRE AZ. PEORIA
Part of the ainl,aatan's 5pgaat De-
stroyed, Loss $425,OOO. -

stroyed, Loss $425,OOO. 30 ;
Peoria, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-The drxhanse OF
the Manhattann ID distilery burned IL. last st
where Jokichio. IIalSagaelue, tAe.Japaiie se
for several years.Sfg s|asassE i ssS2zSSs
The WAREHOUSES wv itla 10000. baaBelssgof
spirits was in great danger for. two hours
and barely was save sfroaI' de stIres them
The Barker distilleEEy caught during
the fire, but the flames Were fsdbdued
without loss. si&asz5 :ss's.ias@'aa W .st,&ss K;
There was great frequency of fires
at local distillery plants yesterday. The
Manhattan s.nn. fire ISL IT. iee4-dalEin g Tho
day and the Great WESTERN and the At
las each once,
was done
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Shah Maves Paris.

Paris, HTg. ff.MThe official visit of the
Shah of Persia to Paris ended this morn
ing. Accompanied by President Loubet
-apd.- -peleassar-ths- lain StaE-of- foreign
affairs, his majesty rode to the railway
station surrounded by an escort Of cav
alry, and started for Qstend -, Il s
III I'll ff0fft z s / !.CSs5 81 5,f1J
Jealous Husbands Awful Deed.
$780, g. 49, 9s ss s a Ill as
killed his wife and then blew out his
brains. Jealousy was the cause. -Four
small children survive.
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FOR REVEALING ARMY PLANS.


saataa
in Prison at Hard Labor.
wV ienaa, ..Astg.~ 11.-Carl Sario, vse-4gav
MnmeHt rHlwayaRficial and formerly I'm
M1icerHi I'm the All trian Fmy, was sh.
Hngs5f to f t i fg;sSda n It,
Ign Aatesa. information aoncerring Ae
Mobilization Of the Austrian troops in
case of war. Sario confessed to having
had communication with agents of
France and Russian, and also that he~rad
large sums Of money.
he s lad dnpesd ' and foolsed the foreagners
lbx showing them plans of his own II mappq7
,4aestiifas Ths RIdSa TN. fSuha fssidS 1T
such plans in Sarios possession, but he
forrgeIaes got Zip 70 be'used1lx case of az
covery, and too clumsy to impose on any
foreign staff officer.
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.sI>si - ..sas Ia
co., Mashilgt!o'n,
Sdieslptasrtment" Fla
! fof7 ariii of,plat
| .TheE,a ctisM'!!
I,.aoes not. mean,
! adopt the allie:
/ sASiPiatsss,psaa |
~. 81! s.iissneq
I-rhe Biidtdefs W
s&adjnsts the;
| .!auiremeptSz9fi
| Iii regard tt6tj'" |
| Th@stsligtlE.se f'
l,the.,. first bids Ri ,dIl.ss..
,,'flfpir bef1fY"re
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. 9fa f,shI inside the, .hoase rwast arn,ef,

with a rife, and too-near approach to
i. the house drew his fie!5 A66iftf q ootci6Sck
Some msn 9yt q sGag through s qe
\ j ace, threw at6faiifoad Uses
fntS f fo?f 81 ,t A Rogfa ssttina ,jtss
,eatfref building nwa slIim flames. II Bit the
vrobher, made no sign. His ,eharred body
4was fec6Vered from the rdiifs 0f the
9Btfil Nihss lWhen[ the fEeElhprlIad itaelfauut1E