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La Junta tribune., 1900-06-20

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pnmcrs Trinl Procecds.

G-orgetoWn, KY. Aug THE defend
ant. Caleb Powers. resumed the stand
at o o'clock this morning, this being bis
third dag I'm the witness box he was
subjected 20 "a rigid cross-eNam.nation
regarding the organization of the
m0untalneer army DE said that ray-
Tor aud himself We're tine primary spIr-
It's On getting 10 up. The military CONE
p8nies were brought along Doe said, be-
cause they had some discipline and
could Doe more easily controlled and
moreover. they We're already armed.
The witness said he had urged Gov.
Taylor. while the contest board was site
ting 60 call out the military companies
and send the mountain people home and
had secured a partial promise from the
governor 90 do o.. This was 90 ba done
I'M order that they might hold posses
sion 90 the state offices until the SUI
ur a court 0f the United states had
passed on the merits of the case.
The witness c0utradicted The state
ment of John NJ. Black the banker and
Republican leader of Barbouryilie, who
sWore that Powers when discussing the
referred to It as "a mob. Powers says
Black so referred 20 TO- but that be told
Black DE would do AN be- could TO keep
IL from degcneratiug into an organiza-
ton of that character.
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FOUR SHOCKS OF EARTHQUAKE.
Tntc Mining District Treated TO Some Seismic Disturbances Last
Night and Early This Mornng-Ben the Shaft
in Mammoth Mine.

mines were 60 startled that they came
out and many Of them declined 10 go 90
work again until this morning. The
shaft Of ths Mammoth mine was so
thrown out % shape that Sc was Imp0s-
sble 90 get the cage below che l6l0-t00t
level There were other and sIiehter
shocks at lg.--. 2.O0 and $3.50 a. No. Eu-
rrka Mammoth Diamond and Silver
city felt the disturbances.
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t.uuluca ~ patronage ly the employees
of ,ha N...H. mime. fh. directors vi .hs
Consolidated company trust that such
of our employees as are NOT dissatisfied
Wl.I continue go patr0u.le Said boarding.
house.
isIEu.IJ "U. a. COHEN .preet.
GEORGE d. DEEA. Assistant q an-
eral Manager
Am .,.,r.r,. , ..---r..,.
'-'' '.N A''l +''.A 'l'i'
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Morn Rncrs surrender.

London. Aug. Lord Roberts has
telegraphed 20 the war office as follows.
Pretoria, Aug Hunter reports L.
200 more prisoners surrendered yester-
day with Coumandants Rouse and Fon-
tenel whilst Commandments DeplOy Pot-
gieter and J0ubert surrendered To- Bruce
Hamilton, who collected 1900 rifles, 900
ponies and an armstrong gun. Lieut..
Anderson. a Danish officer in the StAlts
artillery. also surrendered. Oliver with
five guns and "a number of Burghers,
broke away In the llarrsmith district
but Hunter expects the total prisoners
win amount Co 1000
"An unfortunate accident occurred
near Frederickstadt on the Krugers-
dorp -PotCheftroom railway Tho enemy
had torn up rails and a supply train es-
corted by the Shr0pshires was derailed,
10 being killed. 80 injured. although a
special patrol had been ordered 90 pre-
vent trains passing a special inquiry
ias been ordered 20 ascertain why the
rider was disObeyed'
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Pretoria. Tuesday July 8.-Mrs.
Botha was the guest OF Lord Roberts
at dinner yesterday evening
The Boer anim0sity 20 President Kru-
ger sIoWs on the account of the fact
that he and his officials are persuadiug
the people that South Africa Republic
paper money is as good as bank OF Eng
land notes because 10 is based on in
aIenable state securities even though
the state should Dee conquered AS the
English have not recognized this con-
tention many burFhDE have been
ruined and much misery prevails The
wives and children of Tire poorer Beers
are almost starving
General BOtha's force o. kept together
by extraordinary inventions This COR
respondent has seen gu official circular
asserting that Lord Roberts was forced
90 retreat south OF the Naal and that
Lady Roberts escaped Zoo a balloon.
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1--WE have here IN Utah numerous good
horses. plenty of young men who can
ride them 20 q standstlI and am ahund-
ance OF accoutrement. yet we have no
cavalry troops" Am old gu3rdsmon
delivered himself thus when the sub
ject referred 90 happened TO Dee mem
toned IN his presence today. i am
informed that there are saddles blank
cts brides. pistols, carbines sobers.
etc. sufficient 10 equip two or three
troops Of horse soldiers continued the
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The whole Of the T.ntIc mining dis
trict was treated 90 some seismic dis
urbonces at different times this morn
Ing The first earthquake shock &C.
CURED at 1916 this morning and was
very severe-so bad indeed chat the
houses were greatly rocked and the
people became thoroughly frightened
The miners who were at work in the
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ARRESTED ron PERJURY.
Colorado Man, Who Gave Damaging
Testimony Against Powers.

Georgetown, Ky, Aug. i.-George +.
Weaver. the witness who claimed 20
bail from Colorado and who asserted
that hc saw the gun garrel pointing
from the Office of the secretary OF state
al the time Goebel was assassinated,
was arrested today on q warrant charg-
ing him with perjury The warrant
was sworn out by the attorneys for the
defense ln the Powers case who say
they have found out Weaver was not
I'm Frankfort the day of the assassina-
ton and was never there until last
Saturday night
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Iowa 100. 900 Republican.

Dies Moines. Iowa, Aug. THE State
Republican convention convened today
with more than "a thousand delegates
present IN the new auditorium building.
Interest in the outcome Of the selection
Of a State ticket is at higher pitch than
30 has been Tor years. and the lines
seem Co Doe drawn more closely than
ever before between friends OF CUM
Minis and those of Blythe The COM
venti0n was called 90 order at n o'clock
by Chairman n. o. Weaver of Wapcllo.
after which came the address of vs..
j. Roach of MusCatine temporary
chairman of the convention. he pledged
Iowa 90 give 100000 majority Tor Nc
kiniey and Roosevelt.
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WHY NOT HAVE CAVALRY TROOP?
Plenty of Young Men Here Who Can ride Horse to Stand
still" and Abundant AccOutrement for the Equip
ment of Three Troops.

military enthusiast "ou1 lt seems that
AN that is lacking is somebody TO step
forward and take initiative action. The
general officers o. 90. guard are very
anxious 90 hay. SOM. horse soll.ery
included In Do. States military orsanl-
cation and Sc seems a.mus. unaccauni-
able that they .r. unable 90 set H.
Cavalry is as pretty an arm OF the ser-
vice as amy and Es usefulness 10 uue
of need i- such as t1 make horse guards
well favored ] hope our boys VIII
wake VI"
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HARD FIGHTING NOW AT PEKIN.
Admiral Remey Reports It, but Does Not Say Whether There is
New Attack on the Legations He Sends Home
the Sick and Wounded.

ards condition more favorable; recov-
cry hopeful
"BIddles command ordered TO TICn
Tsin
Hard lighting In pekin
"REMEY."
Major Bidd.e's command consists of
2-5 marines. who sailed from san Fran
cisco on the Grant with Gen. Chalee
and thp Sixth cavalry
The cable from Admiral Bemey shows
that be has sent home on The hospital
ship sol6ce those who were wounded ut
the battle OF Tiu Tsin. and those who
were siok am0ng the American force.
HIS statement that the Japanese hos-
pltal shin wil Doe at our disposal Tor
conveying sick and wounded Co Nag
asdld ~ welcome Intelligence ana may
relieve the situation materially In case
OF hard lighting.
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HOUSE WINS OUT AT EUREKA.
Men at Work Again and the Dissatisfied Ones Have Lett the
TOwn-0re Shipments This Week viii be
Heavy as Usual.

supt Brown today told a reporter
that there are 2jO men now employed AZ
the mine. and out Of these one-thlrd are
single men and OLD employees Of me
company Th. shipments 0i ore This
week viii reach thirty cars. Affairs at
the boarding house have been much i'm
proved and are now satisfactory 20 the
men.
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st. Louis. Aug. IA special 10 the
Post Dispatch from New London Mo-.
SAYS.
The fate OF Alexander Jester. who for
the past two weeks have been ON triN
for the alleged murder OF Gilbert w.
Gates. is now in the hands OF twelve
citizens ~ Rails county The case was
given 90 the jury at noon today %
years after the supposed murder oc-
CURED
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Washington, Aug. 1.-The following
cablegram was this morning received at
the navy department.
'Taku. July 29-solace with sick and
wounded proceeded Nagasak. Yoko-
hama. Guam, Honolulu and Mare Isle
and five marines and navy officers, five
army officers, nine navy men, 10 mar
ines. 65 Ninth infantry All men viii re-
main aboard solace unless otherwise
recommended by army medical authou-
ties at NagasaH or Surgeon Anderson
al Yokohama. Army hospital ship Re-
lief preparing at Nagsah for Taku.
japanese hospital ship alternating here
at our disposal II needed. Lieut. Leon
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The above notice was posted up before
noon today az the Merc1- boarding
house and Iu AN the prominent places n
the mining town, and the men WJi go
90 work as usual tomorrow morning,
Following the example Of the men at
Eureka, the mines OF the Meraur CONE
panys property had gone out ou strike
against compulsory boarding at the reg
uIar boarding house Upon the matter
being referred TO- Manager George II.
Dern. the following notice was sent out
f.om salt Lake and transmitted Co the
men by Superintendent Edwards. who
has appeared to Doe very willing t1 bring
the matter Co aH amIcabls adjustment.
Notice 90 the Employees of the C0us0l-
dated Mercur Gold Mines Conn
pany.
'NO one is compelled 60 board at the
old MercW company's boarding house
but since this company is under cone
tract 20 assume the improvements made
by Arson g. Barnes ln case OF dIscou-
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Kentucky Populists.

Louisville, KY Aug THE State
convention of the Peoples party OF
kentucky was called t0 order at 10
O'Clock today with the largest attend
ance ever seen al a Populst gathering
In Kentucky. There was 200 question
as 10 the platform and has outlined it
was adopted. IL opposes the Goebel
election law and demands direct legis-
latIon, these two planks composing It's
uIlLn f.nimr..
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fspECIAL 10 m 0NEMs. n

Eureka, Aug l.--Afiairs az the Blue
Rock boarding house have today as-
summed their normal condition. The men
who FIRST made the ohieation. ana who
were at once discharged by order OF
Manager Allen, have am left town and
the other men are again al work.
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tary experience and energy are iuydIu-
able. Many flags and rifles were CAPE
ured boy Capt Myers
eve fear that treachery ls possible
when the defeated Chinese troops enter
the city Meanwhile we are living iu
intense anxiety and praying for early
relief"
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Hartford. Conn. Aug. THE de-
oision of Judge II b Freeman. of the
probate court iE the case of Charles a.
Moyt, the playwright WAS announced
today Nh HOyt is released from ,hr
retreat Tor she insane where hc was
confined. ON condition 'hat Boz be placed
under the care of "a physician selected
hy his friends. and that "a guardian be-
AuInlnlNl.
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80 Hamn.hlre nemocrat..

Concord y. H.. Aug THE state
Democratic convention met here today
and unanimously nominated Dr. Fred.
T Potter 0f Portsmouth, Tor governor
Pres ieufIul o'n tors were nominated
and a new state committee chosen.
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Chess Tournament.

Munich. Aus lat today's adjourn
mcnt 200 the eighth round Of chess
tournament Marco and Wolf had won
against Jakob. Showalter and Bardele-
ben respectively. The other games
were unfinished.
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Coburg. Aug. LAT the desire OF tht
queen OF England the funeral % the
duke OF SaXe-Coburg and G0tha has
been postponed TO Saturday, Aug g.
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BOARDING HOUSE
is KNOCKED OUT
Miners at Mercur Succeed in Gaining Eat
ing Liberty After a DemOnstra-
ton OF Few Hours.

ITO the Employees OF the Marcur Gold
Mines Company
"The Mergur boarding house win be
abolished from this date, Aug T. 1900
All men employed by thc Consolidated
Mercur Gold Mines company are puy-
u,ged TO board where they choose.
.By UrleI
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Plymouth. Aug. ARRIVED. Pretoria
from New York for Hamburg
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row,
DEFEATED THE CHINESE.
Chicago Aug. Ia cable dispatch 10
the Daily News from Che Foo. July 2lst,
via Shanghai Aug lst says
Dr. Robert Coltman Jr, the statt cor
respondent of the Chicago Record In
Pekin. who has not been heard from
since June 18th, sends the following dis
patch.
"Pekln. July 2l.-Bar0u Won Ketteler,
the German minister. was murdered by
Chinese troops and his secretary June
/ 2Oth. while on his way 20 the Isung
III Yamen The foreign residents are
besleged In the British legation and
have been under a daily hre from ar
tillery and rifles
'sThe cowardice OF the Chinese for
unately prevented them from making
successful rushes. our losses are 90
! killed and 20 wounded. The Chinese
losses exceed 1000.
There has been no word from the
/ outside world. Food is plentiful, such
as IL ls-rice and horse flesh Hester-
| day. under a flag OF truce. message
was sent boy Yung Lu. asking II Sir
/ Claude Macdonald. the British minis
l ter would consent 10 a truce The
/ minister replied he was willing pro-
| vided the Chinese came no closer The
shell firing then ceased and everything
I Is now quiet
"We now hope that, having defeated
l the Chinese relief Is near us. We are
! an exhausted with constant standing
/ on guard fighting, building barbados,
| and digging trenches both night and
( day.
IT, S. MARINES IN VITAL PLACE.
IAN the legations excqnt the British
are utterly wrecked shot and shell.
/ The Austrian, Italian, Belgian and
Holland buildings are burned to the
/ ground The British legation Us also
much shattered The United states
/ marines still hold a vital post on the
! city wall, commanding the leg lions
After a brilliant sortie on the night
| of July Bird. Capt Myers succeeded IN
/ driving back the Kansuh mounted
/ troops. During the tight Capt Myers
/ was slightly wounded Secretary
/ sQuires OF the United states legation
| deserves the greatest credit FOR his SER
iyee throughout the siege. His mill
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EXCITEMENT AT
MILAN IS GREAT

Rome, Aug, lin the course Of his
examination yesterday Brasc. ana not
deny that he had been designated 20 as
sassiuate King Humbert Ii is now
believed that the crime was arranged
in Paterson, ~ j. A man named Sail
vatoro Quntayeu, who returned from
the United States with Bresci a9i'ac-
compauiad him TO an anarchist meet
Ing in Paris has been arrested at the
Rio Marina. ON the island of Elba The
police found on him letters and photo
graphs Of anarchists Anton Lanner
who accompanied Bresci frm the Unit
ed states has been arrested at lvrea.
IN consequence OF these arrests the be-
lief in The existence of . !iOt is in-
creasing Brescis brother. who Is a
Lieutenant ia the Italian army, stigma
Ties the crime as the most COWardly act
OF the century. he had no news OF his
brother for a long time. and thought
he was stll 10 the United States.
Parliament has been summoned TO
meet August G.
II is stated that queen Margherita
viii retire 90 Sueia 90 live with her
mother.
The clergy Of M0nza and throughout
Italy are holding memorial services to-
day
Great excitement is reported at Milan.
The troops are boz readiness at their
barracks 90 prevent disturbance. 4
score OF prominent anarchists have been
arrested The police are active and
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Mlth TrnnsntInntlc LIners.

Glasgow, Aug. Arrived: Ethiopia.
from New York.
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MRS. RREsr Destitute

New York. Aug. Captain Usher
OF the Hob0ken police said today that
Mrs BrQsgi, wife of the assassin OF
King Humbert was 90 such "a nervous
condition that she had gone 90 the
house OF a friend for rest The woman
Is destitute She st.ll tries Co hope
that the man arrested In Italy Is not
her husband. but she admits that there
Is little reason flr doubt. She win be
kept under police surveillance pending
developments iu her husbands case.
According Go cable dispatches from
Milan letters found in the pockets OF
BrescI. King Humhert's assassin. We're
from Patterson s. j. These letters
lt IS stated. showed that a plot existed
to assassinate King Humbert The only
FabrIs that can Doe found In Patterson
Is the Rev Dr. Francis Fabris. pastor
OF the church of our Lady Of victories.
Father Fabrls, when questioned today
said he did not remember The man
Bresci. and that DC certainly had never
written any letters Co him.
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MIssIoNARY REPORT

New York. Aug. 1.-The Rev. Dr. A. b.
Leonard, of the Methodist missionary
society. today received the following
cablegram from the Rev Frederick
Brown at Che Foo;
Family Gamewell. Walker. Men Ho-
bent Kink. Verify, Davis, George, Mrs.
Jewell. Edward. Miss Gloss, Terrell
Martins. Gilman, Terry is Pekin. Men,
PIXIE. Martin Edward, Self. Benn.
Tien Tsin. others general home
Dr. Leonard interprets this meaning
that eighteen persons Of the Methodist
colony are I'm Peku. These include the
families of +. ID. GameWell and w. p,
Walker. W. T. Hobert II. h. King,
George W. Verify, George r. Davis.
George ID. b. Lowery, Miss Charlotte
Jewell. Mrs. Edward Is. Lowry, MISS
Anna D. Gloss. Miss Alice Terrell, the
Misses Elizabeth and Emma Martin,
Mis- Gertrude Gilman and Miss Edna
g. Terry. He understands also mat
there are at Iien Tsin James II. Pyke,
Victor Martin Edward X, Lowry ana
Frederick Brokn. and Miss Rachel b.
Benn. The following have started
home:
J. +. Hayner and wife j. r. Hopkins
and Wife Ida NJ Stevens, Frances o..
Wilson. Ella JGlover, Miranda Crouch
er and May h.. sherkley.
A cablegram was received today by
Rev. Dr. Arthur c. Brown Of the Pres
byterian board OF foreign missions,
from Rev. w. o. Elterich. IL came from
Che Foo and was as follows
People Pekin holding out. Report
Shanghai missionaries Pao Ting Flu
massacred che Foo situation I'M
changed. Continued persecution Chris
tans'
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but it must be upon the terms already
laid down
10 Is said here that the one possible
means of stopping the forward move
ment of the column within the reach
of the Chinese government Us an In
slant compliance with the first OF the
demands of the powers. namely that
the ministers Dee put Boo free communl-
cation with their government.
10 has been suggested To- the Pekin
auth0rities that they send an embassy
Immediately 20 TIpu TsIu, clothed with
fun authority Go deal with the situa-
ton and given unlimited power 90 anord
rep8ratlon for che injuries inflicted upon
the interests.
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MORE TROOPS
pEFEArEp nm CHINEsE.

smla, Aug. Another brigade OF
troops win be ordered 20 China tomor-
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RUSSIANS HAVING A HARD TnIE.

81. Petersburg. Aug. l.-Ohcial dis
patches from the far east continue 20
SHOW that Russian military command
era there have aIl they can DO 90 cope
with armed Chinese iu the territory ad.
jaceat 90 Port Arthur Russian de.
tachmouts are seeking To- d,sarm native
soldiers who are 100 ,ue neutral zone
contrary 90 treaty stipulutious.
Fighting has occurred To- various
parts of the III TIug peninsula. one
detachment was twice attacked by im-
pelu troops. clad iu civilians and with
their mutaI. badges concealed by
their cartridge boxes.
Another detachment lost ten killed
and thirty wounded A third force was
treacher0usly attacked and lost TWEEN
ty killed, six wounded and four MISS
ing.
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MUST RELEASE MINISTER'S.

II this Is preceded By the release Of
the ministers from Siege there Us "a
possibility that the powers temporarily
will suspend the military convenient
which may in the end bee rendered un-
necessary II the embassy meets the
demands OF Europe and America.
Meanwhile Admiral Remey cables
that more marIncs-thosa who crossed
ON the Grant, under Major B.ddle-are
being sent 20 Tien TsIn indicating the
intention of the military commanders
10 make an early start
The advices from Ii Hung Chang
brought Co the state department toe
day by Minister wa, AFFORD strong oyi-
dtnce of the desire of the Chinese gJv-
eminent TO escape from los present pre-
dICdmcni and certainly room 90 af-
ford q reasonable guarantee for the
b.lily safety of the legauoncrs, pend
hg the outcome of negotiations Zee
sptcting the abandonment of the Pekin
campaign
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tNe -.l..tion. Aug THE safety OF
M s D.'..,..fs at Pekiu being tomporar-
i-,....d The attention OF the rov-
tv| now being directed foWars
M ....s FIRST 90 effect me por-
bsr.. safety of the ministers nv
r.-.--- Them away from PokIn ami
Ct.-. lo hasten the advance ON W.
n.-. capital The Chinese royorn-
rs... employing every device dienio.
mem at' ,' prevent The forward move
Inn, gllle International column. Ia
era-7., lung Us the main reliance To-
perai A.. lHls purpose but be IS ham-
cals C lne obtuseness 0f pekin ofB-
def su., y. government De- willing TO rem
'H assistance as Il properly can.
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