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Identical With Wu's Telegram,

LoNDoS,July IL. Sis p. m.-The for
eign Office informs the Associated Press
that telegram identical with the one
handed 10 Secretary Hny at Washing
ton by Minister WI Ting Fang, has
been delivered TO 1t by the Chinese min
lister here. Tho message was sent by
Sheng. the administrator OF telegraphs
at Shanghai. The foreign office points
out, however. that the date (July 0
mentioned in the telegram. probably ap-
plies to the Chinese calendar ana is
equivalent TO July 5, according to the
Gregorlan reckoning.
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MANCHURIA DISTURBANCE
Not Taken seriously-Russian Forces
Number $4,000 and liz Guns-Li
Hung Chang Leaves Canton.

Not Taken Seriously-Russian Forces
Number $4,000 and 112 Guns-Li
Hung Chang Leaves Canton.
LONDON, July IS, 4 a. m,--The news
of the Mnnchurin disturbances is not
regarded as justitylng the serious view
attributed by the Daily Nails advices.
Amur is boundary 10 the territory be-
tween Eastern Siberia and Manchuria.
The district has been the scene of local
disturbances for long time. owing to
the provocative conduct OF the Cos
sacks toward the $1,000 Chinese en-
ployed in the construction OF the Russio-
Manchurian railway. Several serious
collisions have occurred between tile
Cossacks and the Chinese troops. One
happened several weeks ago, when two
Russian officers and sixteen men were
killed. The extension of the boxer
movement to Manchuria has resulted in
n great destruction OF the railway, COM
'pell!ng the Russians to withdraw their
officials. The Chinese tried to stop the
Russian steamer Michael. carrying am
munition, and the steamer Selenga, with
tho Russian frontier commission on
board, from passing up the Amur to
Agun. They fired on the steamers,
wounding an officer and n few men, but
the steamers reached Blagoveschensk.
The local Chinese commander at Aigun
seems to have sent the Russians sort
of ultlmatum to quit Manchuria.
Have Thrown up Fortifcations.
The Chinese, according TO the Daily
Mails ST. Petersburg correspondent,
have thrown up fortlncations and
placed forty guns at point twelve
miles from Aigun; to dispute the pro-
grcss of the Russians. The official
Russian advlces leave the inference
that BlagoveschenslS is still in Russian
hands. the Russian losses during the
bombardmcnt being only three killed
and wounded.
The Amur military district was mobi.
li&ed a fortnight ago on a war footing
and It Is believed that the Russian
forces there are 10000 men and 1l2 guns.
The governor general has now ordered
the troops on the frontier to form a
Gordon. The Russian papers demand
severe retribution for Chinese audaclty
In Manchuria, but they hold to the view
that Russia must parsevere In her reso-
luton to avoid war.
Disavowed Events in Manchurin.
The Chinese minister In St. Peters
burg has disavowed the events In Man
churin. on behalf of his government. and
has promised TO make serious represen-
tations to PeltIn regarding the conse-
Quances that win follow IL the hostill.
ties there do not stop. There is little
further news from China this morning
The attack upon the native city of
Tien Tsin was followed up so swiftly
that the Chinese never had time TO re-
organize and once their lines were
broken, their retreat rapidly became u
rout.
Ii Hung Chang has already left Can
ton. This causes the utmost anxiety
for the safety OF the Europeans there,
as there are only two Gunboats. one
British and one American. at Canton,
pending the arrival OF u French gun
boat.
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TAINTED FROM HEAT.
Hot Times at the International Meet
ing Of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety in London. Ii


ciety In London. 5sE
LONDON. July 17.-Although now
and then young ladies' were carried out
OF the crowded meetings, fainting and
overcome by heat, the enthusiasm
marking the worlds convention OF the
Young Peoples society OF Christian
Endeavor at the Alexandra Palace
grounds was to-day as strong as ever.
The delegates burst Into gong to-day
with the same boundless enthusiasm as
heretofore. The morning was given up
to demonstrations OF the Worldwide
extent of the endeavor movement An
xious Inquiries for ministers whose
names appeared on the programme
were largely the result OF delay In
travel caused by the burning OF the
steamship saale in New York harbor.
"aod May Come and Seals NAY Co..
Secretary John Willis Baar, speaking.
OF the growth of the movement said
that the Christian Endeavor badge was,
worn by more than one brawny BrI,on,
from her majesty's ship Powerful in
the famous siege of Ladysmlth. Mr..
Bacrl strongly demanded that arbltra-
tlon between Great Britain and Ancri-
ca be made compulsory. "God may.
come and seals may go" said he. "and
boundary lines be held In dispute. but
palsied be the hand and mute thu
tongue that should again suggest strife
md bloodshed between America and
Great Britain"
The Rev. Francis E. Clark. president
OF the Society OF Christian Erdeavor.
delivered the presidential address. He
spoke of Christian Endcnvor III the far
east. "In progressive Japan. in dis
tracted China and with hopeful begin
nings In Corpa."
Bear Fruit in Any Sol.
His tour of the world, Mr.. Clark said,
had convinced him that the Christian
Endeavor tree would bear fruit In any
SOIL"
Describing the greetings he had re-
celved everywhere, Mr.. Clark said that
in China 1t was peace, peace. peace"
The Rev Mr.. Francis E. Clark and
Mr.. John Willis Bacr were elected. re.
spectively, worlds president and secre-
tary of the Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor. They md other
prominent members OF the society Will
go to Paris to attend the Christian En-
deavor convention there July %. Mr..
Clark will be occupied In attending
various European conventions Of Chris
tian Endeavorcrs until September lst.
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Another Defeat for QUAY.

E YORK, Pa, July 1.-THE antl.Quny
faction OF the Republican party ruled
the convention here to-day, with the 70.
suit that an antl-ouay county tlcke,
was nominated. Resolutions were
adopted denouncing the cutting down OF
neutrality-suspicious. by Governor Stone
and leaving open the nomination Of
the presiding Judge OF the courts 0,
York county.
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/
REFUSED BY
ALLIED ARMY.
Succeeded IN Breaehing the Walls Of
Tien Tsin and Capturing All the
Forts, After Terrific Battle.
CHINESE COMPLETELYROUTED.
Mortuary List Of First Battle Con-
si tihues to Grow-Lieut. Waldron
Was Badly Wounded

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eee..e" y, ~, : ssAts .As vans nA eAp
turlt,s u, ~ ~ y -: %
he Sninese ws,e co'lipleieis tou.eu ,
anu s"y a'ss ~, .voS ,.,,,ss, posssss'on, u 'i'
ta.ne .',,. t.'s 1Iu i.s ustensss' 49,
ensasements Of THURSDAY, Friday and
wounded. The casualties were, greatest
among the Russians and Japanese.
THE guns Of the allies did immense
damage to the native city. causing
many coniagrations, and finally silenc-
ing the majority OF the enemy's guns
simultaneously.
Then 1,5oo Russians, assisted oy
small parties Of Germans and French,
assaulted and captured eight guns that
were in position on the railway en-.
bankment and the fort. the magazine
OF which the French subsequently blew
up.
"A body OF American. British, Japan
csc and Austrian troops then made
sortIe and attacked the west arsenal.
which the Chinese forces had reoccu-
pied.
After. three hours of the hardest
fighting yet experienced. the Chinese
fed"
------
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED
.-o;-, n
otea'et s'1i'-. nan n.. 's. "
forts Oh lien 1sin IN :na'ios -l'a- oi
Allies.
WASHINGTON. July lT.-Admlral
Remey this morning cableds the navy
department that the city and forts of
,Tien ITsin are in the hands Of the allies.
! His list OF killed and woundel y some
what fuller than yesterdays report, but
/ stu not entirely complete. HIS DIS
patch follows:
CHE FOO. July IL,
Bureau Of Navigation, Washington:
To-day hope to get our wounded
from fien Isin either IN the hospitals
al lahu OF aooaFa 'ne ',oiiee eo",-
~ Auiiiea'ioh W % ,e's u..ss. an. "e ~.
as lM ,,su,-ss csp..i., r.,.,n ,.r,on
r.n.s,. tn - ,Is,,.Sn..,. p,.,n.
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- poa,:
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mas te'u',.su 80 ;, ~, -, - 49, =,
=, g,"eS, nS''o' . p,s.,Ey"
'H. 'e'' .' ! 'i''.
Aegafaea us important ouecess'
Admiral Remey's statement that thc
city and forts are In the, hands OF the
allies refers to the native city ana us
defenses upon which Inc attack was
made This Is regarded mere rs an I'M
nortant success. for the capture OF 'Iien
Tsin has been considered essential TO
forward march to pekin. The posses
sun uI tllb IIiSC uIlOlu5 Il DtoC u
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sell no matter what flag 1t files, having
the vlceroy on board, and to secure his

aei no ilatter What nag II illes, haVlng
the vlceroy on board, and to. secure his
person.
1t is resolved to hold Ii Hung Chang
as n species OF hostage, and, moreover.
It appears that Sir Henry Blake. the
governor Of Hong Kong. has obtained
strong proof that the old yicerny Of
Canton. in spite OF his professions OF
friendship for the foreigners, Is In
thorough sympathy and league with his
old friend and patron, Prince Tuan. Sir
Henry cables that no less than $4,000
Mauser rifles and n quantity of quick
firing guns have reached Canton since
the beginning OF the year, and have.
with the knowledge and approval OF the
vIceroy. been Judlciously distributed
among those most likely to do execution
Herewith against the foreigners.
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cnrrlnRe Factory Burns.

PITTSBURGH, Pm, July 17.-Thc
carriage factory OF L, Glesankamp- 4
Sons at Third and Liberty streets. was
destroyed by flrc tonight, LOSS SEQ coo.
wen covered by Insurance.
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WILL CAPTURE LII
And Imprison Him II he Carries
Out the Project Of Going North by

Sea.
NEW YORK. July ia dispatch
from London says:
In the lobby Of the house OF COM
mons last night It was declared that tho
government had ISSUED orders for the
seizure of Ii Hung Chang and for his
imprisonment Mt Hong Kong pending
his deportation to aomr placa In India.
In the event OF his carrying out his
project OF proceeding nor,hward by sen,
In compliance with the summons which
he hnH received from pckln. English
gunboats and cruisers nre lowering on
the conat OF the province OF Kwang-
Tung with ordcrs to Intercept nny vrs-
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now considering the repeal OF the Goe-
bel law md he claimed they "see the
said that he ,r,s ,ef,, reyo,ntlon a rsy.
olut,on were necessary 10 nre..rye .ltb-
erty In 1Sen,pckv tt1,c ds,sgo tsss STOOD an
their feet and yelled The non,ino ,,on
~ Mr. Yerkps was lm,da hv oscinm,-
,,on and as 4. ~, Was ! e.cor, =, "a 81 ,bahn,,
tha convention stood ,ors a, ,o.. tor
soy.r,, ,nInn,o. and shouted NM, a.
caught sight ~ ,he ror,rss ! Z =
No yorlos ,hontod ,ha d.ioc,, !, -.
tho honor ~ Tho non,n,,,on nd .,oc.
con,od With tbe fullest reni,y,,,on I, tbe
rosnon,,b,Ii., H. o,,ro,,, ~ =
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LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED
Greater Than Anticipated-City and
Forts of Tien Tsin in Hands of

WASHINGTON. July l7.--Admlral
Remey this morning cabled the navy
department that the city and forts of
,Tien Tsin are in the hands Of the allies.
His list Of killed and wounded Is some
what fuller than yesterdays report, but
still not entirely complete. His dis
patch follows:
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Weather Forecast for To.dnp.

:. For Western Pennsylvania and West
Nirginia-Showers, followed by fair weath.
or Wednesday; Thursday partly cloudy;
fresh Routherly winds.
For ohlo-Gcncraliy fair wcdncsday:
Thursday fair, with warmer In western
portion; fresh to brisk westerly winds.
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday, MS obscryra
ny Y. Schnonf, druIgist. corner OF Market
nnu Fourteenih streets, was as follows:
q a. m.',,,''.''.'. q p. m,.,..,....... 9s
!. m.,".,,. ,,,.,.. ~ Wcarm and cloudy.
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"A' n. IN up" p. M. IN" noon. an" niVhn.
,o Tfs,n" CamdHn iSSYs K5Hnsys daily sunday
sunday :" M and 5:5o m so Hstf yoS eSSs2e S:
ss9 dRsy RouSninRP SHGisPf esSo ~odss sS9sS 5esS
boweon doamSia a9a aEsSe w
Sss g "a
Columbia and intermediate points aS if.ib O,
Trains leave Tooooa, Ge., for Elbeytos, o.,
RRay aas p leave m eEHept Ssp@tan sSnGa Ssy
except sSnday, l:5o p. m. y, ma makinE AZ SoSp5s. f.
tton at Toceoa with trains betweon ASiaanfS, ASiafS,
Chosapealeo Line Steamers in daily ssvv,os
wss;s;a Vss, S1}5 fSs$s
sleeping ears RT between New York and Nav9 6ss
ssns and v@ alsd MlsiSsiHSton SeMSss% as
$$$ $Ak 1ra
Frstcass tmoromsbfaarral" n"ow"s1 farl"n's and
iingt9n sneh Monday Wodnesday ana riGsSS iMGsSs,
%SshnsoSnp Sps snd Sir S San rag through bss
pn%SSn fp1%nSS Dn~g cars III @oss on saSHs sss
nSstion for %aS bb2PE5H} P6H}N& o&s}s oSRS
AS lso at atlanta with Pullman IS. f. oIao8SS $Sr
Nos Is and o sGhifedn GGhi3dnsta states ros Mail vnn.
solid botwoon Washington and NST 0s,9anes'
oSs S',s 'oihpoSed OF coaches. through without
SSnamHe ior passengers Of all olassos. P0llmen
and and New Orleags, via A tihntn and Montgo9SrY
ana in.e 81 between Charlotte and Atlanta. Bin.
ing oars servo all moals enrouto.
Nos. IL 80, 81 and l2-Pullman sleoping enps
Detweon Richmond and Charlotte, via DsiSyiifS
SSouthbound Nos. il and 88, northbound Mss,
o. 81 ana is Connection at Atlanta wit6 thsaush
Pullman Drawingroom sloepng oar fop 5Solss
sonville; also Pullman sleeping oar for 8SnnS,
wick. 'N N~'"'
Connection made at .Spartapbure with
through Pullman sleeper for AshhYi1IX RneMs |
ptllb and Cincinnati; also At Columbia 1aax ~ |
vannah and Jacksonville. SA ""
8. CANNON, JIM. Orup ,
Tltrd V.P. s. Con. Mgr, TrefSS TSo,.
Washington, d. G. Washnn ntoY u n '
w. A. TURK, 81 HARDWi0R
Gfnl Paes. Ag't, Asst 0oni pssS HS,s
WasbtaEt9RAM AMQ ASSdSA L.
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NAMES FOR NATIONS.
How they We're Chosen-'rhcir Com
plimcntary Form.
W York Evening Post

New York Evening Post.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-ln view OF
the present relations existing between
China and the civilized powers, it is of
interest TO know what names have been
used in China to designate these no.
tions. England is known as Wing Kwo,
messing the Aourishing country ~
France is Fa kwO, meaning "the law
abiding country Germany as re Kwo,
meaning "the virtuous country :" Italy
rs | kwo, reaning "the country OF
justice, and the United States rs Mei
kwo, meaning "the beautiful coun-
try"
1t is a popularity OF Chinese names
Tor foreign persons and places that the
syllables In the Chinese language are
chosen which most nearly approach in
sound the syllables in the foreign
name. For example, the city OF Port.
land, Oregon, where there is large
and tourishing Chinese colony, is
known to the Chinese as Poem I.uen,
because there are no Chinese syllables
exactly equivalent to port" and
"land."
| When the various Western nations
entered into treaty relations with
| China 1T became necessary, In the Chi
| nese versions OF the treaties, to use
E
Significance in the Chinese language.
"kwo,' meaning "country," was by
general consent made the latter half OF
each name, and the beginning Of cacn
name was apprOximated as nearly as
possible to the sound OF that name in
the language OF the country TO which
1T applied, keeping always in view the
selection OF syllable-if there wore
any choice which would not be dis
honorable or otherwise inexpedient.
Thus ling" came as near the first syl-
liable OF the name "England" as any
which could be selected; ia" In the
same way, suggested the frs / letters
! IN 'trancc." ltaly's name speaks for
Itself. Germany's is undoubtedly an
attemp to approach the opening lettors
OF 'Doutschland.' In tho case OF tho
United States the approximation Is un-
dOubtedly to the second and third syl-
lables OF "Amorica." The syllable, in
each case, with which tho name OF a
nation opened was chosen by the ma
tlon Itself, with China's consent, and
the representatives who made the
choice probably had In mind tho moral
elect to be produced, as superstitiOus
Chinese arc peculiarly susceptible to
the influence OF names in business and
diplomacy.
Japan's case stands In some contrast
with the others. The Chinese have
always had liking for monosyllablos
for the names Of foreign countries, and
30 different was tho spirit OF Japan
when China first know her from what
II has become In the last few years that
In all Chinese historical documents the
name OF her island neighbor appears
as IVA" or "Wo," meaning "submls-
sive," or winding and twisting"
Although this mama bas MT ho,, ,n
agreeable to Japan Of late years, she
has made no formal protest against II,
though her general preference ia for
the name "Ji Pen," meaning "the rls.
ing SUM-" II she Is to be reduced to a
monosyllable with the "Kwo" termtna-
tlon, che would rather be known as "Ji
kwo," or "the land OF the sun"
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and as he has singled me out, It would
do me good to maui sOme grace Into
his malignant soul. | am afraid We
will have to whip them again. But
am not going to let every fool up there
make me mad haven't got time-l'd
rather work In the garden or play With
the grandchildren; they keep mo anus
ed, and can love them wlth0u u strain.
East night had to play Trlmblotoe
with them, and had to be the elephant
and let them ride home on my back.
How far away that sounds" Catches
his hens and puts them In pons; some
briar, limber lock, three geese In the
nock," etc. One OF these little girls,
not yot four years Ole, dlsobeyed her
mother yesterday and WAS promised Il
whipping. Mary Lou, this is the
second time you have opened the Ice
chest and turned over the cream. |
told you that II you did IT. again ]
would whip you. Now come along In
the other ROOM" She IL u good child,
loving and smart, but wlllful. MAN
ma, peas don't vip mo hard" Her
older sister, Caroline, had followed
along out OF sympathy. Mary Lou saw
her and said, Now, TalIine, you go
back; me don't want you to soc mamma
vip me and hear me cry. It's mono or
your pisnoss ; It's just my plsness. You
go back, Talline," and she laid hersolf
across her mothers lap ready for her
bisness The mother couldont stand
that; she relonted and kissed her
child, and the little thing promised
again.
And 50 it goes on In every loving
amily-promising and repenting-
rom childhood to old age, we sin In
haste and repent at leisure. May the
Lord forgive us all and bless the chill
lrep Ia nv Dravor RIII Arp
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a non-frccziny liquid IS often need
cd, as for brakes of certain kinds for
artillery and other uses. Glycerne
ana alcohol being somewhat expensive
Is per cent. solution of chloride of
calcium is recommended, the cost of
tins beng slight, while it remains I'M
changed at 25 degrees f.. below zero,
and does not attack mt ttals.
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A New Book For Men
Special Arrangements Whereby Free
Copy Can BE Obtained by Merry
Reader Of This Paper.

For weeks the presses
haye been busy turning
out tho enorn'nns ed!t-
ion of DR.. j. Newton
Hathaway'S new book
" M anlineSS, a VigOr,
Health" necessary to
satisfy tho public de-
nland. DR.. Hathaway
has reserved Il limited
number of these books,
and theSehe haSSpecially
arranged to send free by
mail to allreadcrS of this
paper who send names
and full address to him.
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FAMILIAR WHEN TRANSIA TED.
Nearly all Chinese Ma mes Have a
Material Meaning.
Lcslic's Weekly.

l.cslie's Weekly.
Tho mysterious names appearing in
the Chinese dispatches become fsmil.
lar enough whom translated, thus :
Iung means east, 81, west nan, south ;
pei, north while tsin, kin, or king,
stands for capital or metropolis. az ia
Peking (northern capitaD and Nankin
(sonthern capital.) Tien means h heaven,
80 Tien-Tsin signifies heavenly metrop-
oils. Ho or kiang means river, so Pic.
no is north river Si-kiang, west river,
Che means seven, 80 Che-kiang is sew
on rivers. Shan is mountain, and
81, west mountain. Pal Is white, and
Pal-shan, white mountain. Hal is sea,
ana kwan stands for cato, go Hai.kwan
(the maritime customs) is gate OF the
sea, and Shan hai-kwan, mountain and
sea gate. Shang is u city, ond Shang-
hal, city by the sea. Hoang is yellow
aoapg-HO, Yellow River, and Hosng.
Hal, Yellow Sea.
Yang means ocean, and Tse, son ::
honco the 4ang-tse River Ia son of the
ocean, and Tien-tse, son OF heaven (the
Emperor.) fu or kow ia mouth or
pass, and Ia, big or great, 80 Ta-ku
means big mouth (of Pei-HoD while
Nan-k -kow stands for south pass (from
Mongolia.) Hu is u lake ling q Hill ;
hsiang, a village; hsien, a tax dis,
trict. Fu is prefecture tai, u Gov.
ernor tao, circuit or group OF ad-
mlnistrative departments 80 tao-tai Ia
q Governor OF circuit, and fu.tai is q
Governor OF prefecture. Chao or kiao
10 bridge II, Chinose mile pa,
eight, apd thus Pa-li.kiao is the eight
milo bridge. ChO or Chow is o depot
or stopping place; hence Tung. chow,
eastern (dopot Of Peking.): Shen is a
province, and Shen-si is the western
province.
iamen is II police station or official
residence, and Hui, secret society or
cup. ts'ing mcans pure or clear, 40
Is'in.k .kiang is- clear river, while ia
Is1ng means great pure, (nsme OF
present dynasty,) and Kwo being a
Kingdom or empire, Ta.Ts'ing Kwo
signifies the empire OF the great pure
China Ia Moi-Ka is the name ap-
piled by the Chinese to the United
States, and means great America.
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The Race Of the Age !!
Wllat a InCC

WTNt II INVV
The train was just pulling out Of Engle-
wood, pulling and painting with its mighty
efforts. As it slowly gained speed 1t came
on 4 lot of tow headed children rooSting on
"a fence, who shouted and waved as the
cars came up and then. AS IT with COM
mon Impulse every child leapcd to the
ground and h"ggm race with the train.
The race was Of short duration. AS the