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Arizona republican., 1900-10-14

London, Oct 13.-No words can eX- press too strongly the irritation of the British foreign office C'yer'the latest de- velopments in the Chinese negotiations and it's hopelessness of any working ar rangemcnt being arrived at in the near future exceeds, if anything, its irrita- tion, the chief cause of which, to quote an official, is the extraordinary and un- reasonable publicity given diplomatic communications even before they are officially communicated to the other powers. America. according to the view taken by an official. whose opposition may fairly be presumed to echo Lord Salisbury's, is among the offenders in this respect. How" continued the in f0rmant of the Associated Press. 'car We be expected to accomplish anything the world knowing every step in the negotiations, in themselves intricate, as the world has seen. The advantage which this unprecedented publicity has given the Chinese cannot be Over-esti- mated. It has constantly given them the opportunity of creating differences between the powers and interpolatinG excuses and suggestions which. if con- tinued, bid fair to render Europe and America the laughing stock of the Ori- ental world. And this deluge of notes, what do they amount to? Who for a moment believes China is going 10 calmly lay her head in the head-man'a basket; for the suggestion that the court return to Pekin means nothing less. The answers to notes so far made can be fftly described as an endless chain of revolutions which requires much, if not more discussion than the notes themselves. Lord Salisbury has endeavored to answer them as they came up, but more, l believe. for the sake of keeping in line than from any conviction that they would accomplish any desired end"
 Will he step into the breach and himself enunciate a line of policy in the hope of uniting the powers?"
 No, l do not think so. Not at pres ent. at any rate, until the present curi- Ous policy of making Pekin diplomatic intercourse a matter of premature pub lie discussion comes to an end. If father or mother wish to punish a child. but differ as to the nature of the punishment. they do not discuss the matter before the offender, or if they do it is probable punishment will never be inflicted, or if it is inflicted. it proves futile. China is a child and though We meant to punish and reproVe her. We believe We cannot do So effectively. so long as she is made a party to the dis cussiOn.'
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
GERMAN COMMENT.

Berlin, Oct. 13.-The United States answer to the French note may be said to be generally approved here. neither the press nor government Gesir- ing to affect France by openly urging objections. A number of papers eX- press astonishment at the fact that the United States has So rapidly re- assumed a more energetic tone toward China and attribute the change to Secretary Hay. The Cologne NolksZei- tung points out that the United States sweeping demands" including Prince TUan's execution and the United States withdrawal of troops are "contradic- tory and eXplainable only by tho intricacies of the presidents political campaign"
 The Lollal Anzieger. discussing the United States presidential campaign. editOrially says: Germany cannot sympathize with either Mckinley or Bryan. as they both stand for anti German interests"
 Few papers, however, discuss the de- tails of the American political cam paign.
 The Russian suggestion to submit the Chinese question to The Hague ar bitration court is ridiculed by the press, with the exception of the NOrawerts tsocialisD, which endorses the plan, and says: A just court would award higher damages to China than the all lies, who. by their system of conquest and exploration. provoked the political rising Government circles, though the officials are not willing to say so for publication, continue to believe the Chinese campaign will last long prob ably for years. unless the emperor, kwdng Su is induced to return to Pc kin, which is not deemed very likely. Military critics point out that a severe north China winter is approaching, when more important military opera tiOns will be impossible.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
UP TO THE OPERATORS
The General Belief is That They Will Refuse the Compromise and a Long Contest Will Ensue-Miners Announce Their Willingness to Arbitrate the Questions at Issue Before the Convention.

Scranton. Pa, Oct 13.-The anthra- cite coal miners now on strike. after a two days convention, late this after noon decided to accept the 10 Der cent net increase in wages offered by the mine owners. providing they will con tinue the payment of the advance until next April and will abolish the sliding scale. If the operators consider the proposition unacceptable the miners are willing to arbitrute the questions at issue. They also decided to con tinue the strike until the operators agree to the conventions proposition.
 It is generally believed a long contest between the strikers and the mine owners is not unlikely.
 Mr. Mitchell in an interview on the outcome of the convention. said: ''The action of the delegates in the conven- tion today in accepting an advance of 10 per cent, providing they receive as surances that the advance will con tinue in force until April 1, next year. demonstrates that the miners are con siderate of the public interests involved and are disposed to be conciliatory and yet the mine owners refuse to join hands with the miners in bringing the strike to a close. The responsibility for the suffering that it. will entail on the poor in the large eastern cities will rest entirely with the operators. The Oper- ators have now an opportunity to prove that the proposition offered by them was made in good faith
 If they are willing to pay a 10 per cent advance they certainly ought to continue to pay it for six months.
 "The mine workers will remain on strike until officially notified by officers of the union that the strike is declared at an end. There will be no exception to this rule"
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
THE CHICAGO PosroFF1CE.
The Business for the Month of October
 Will Break All Records.

Chicago, H., Oct. 1S.-When the Oc- tober reports of the Chicago postofEice are made up it will probably be found that the volume of business for the present month breaks all records. The tons of campaign literature that are now being scattered broadcast from Chicago are expected to cause a great excess in the postofIice figures. With the election but little more than three weeks distant the literary bureaus of both the democratic and republican na- tional campaign headquarters have in creased their staffs of workers and the work of distributing speeches, pamphlets. and other printed matter will proceed at a strenuous pace until November 6.
 Hundreds of thousands of neWspa- pers alone are being sent out each week in addition to an enormous quantity of literature printed in various languages and treating separately of the different issues of the, campaign. Nearly all If the matter is sent to the state and dis trict committees for local distribution and the most of it, of course. is sent to the states considered doubtful. While the exact figures are not obtainable those in a position to be familiar with the facts state that the amount of printed matter now being sent out from the national headquarters of both parties is largely in excess of the amount distributed from Chicago four years ago.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
MEETING AT MORALES
Governor Murphy Addresses a Large
 Gathering-The County Ticket.

Nogales, Ariz.. Oct 13.-(Srecial Cor respondence of The Repubiican).- There was a rousing republican meet ing here last night at which Governor N. O. Murphy was the principal speak CT. A big crowd was present to hear him and his address was enthusiastic cally received.
 Colonel William Ray preside | at the meeting while the following named gentlemen were seated on the platform as vice e-prosidents: George w Atl<in- son. Ed. Titcomb. Allen T. Bird. Eb Williams, W. \. Cummings. and Harry Barnett.
 The governor discussed the repub- lican administration both nationally and in this territory and judging by the applause. the hearts of the audi cnce were with him. He had but to refer to the universal prosperity all over the nation, the prosperity in which Arizona participates, to elicit d dem onstrdtion.
 In his remarks concerning the terri torial administration the matter of bonds and the misrepresentation of his enemies of course came up for atten- tion. He gave the true history of the bonds, about which there has been so much said, and pointed out the ua- scrupulous criticism of those who as sailed. not only himself, but the credit and good name of the territory.
 The republican convention of Santa Cruz county was held here Thursday. Following is the ticket nominated:
 Legislature-J. r. Tener of Washing ton Camp. s,sNV'
 Probate Judge-Eb. Williams oeNAo- gales.
 Sheriff-Ignacio Burgoon of Nogales.
 Board of Supeiyisors-E. E. Hogan of Nogales. W. c. Dumont of Patagonia, and George w. Atkinson of Calahasas.
 District attoruey-F. g.. Nave of No
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14

been on the democratic stump in Illi- nois during the present week.
 Senators Hanna and Frye, in a brief tour of Wisconsin, Minnesota. South Dakota and Nebraska, is to be the top liner of the republican programme of the coming week. According to the plans mapped out by Henry C. Payne, Senator Hanna and his colleague will speak at Madison. Wis. Monday even ing. Then they will leave for south Dakota by way of Winona, Minn. The first meeting in South Dakota will be at Watertown, and for two days the senators will stump Senator Petit grew's state, ending at Sioux Falls Two days will be spent in Nebraska and the tour may be extended to Kan sas if other engagements do not inter- fare
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
DEFAULTER DARE IN EGYPT
An American Bank Wrecker Believed
 to Be in Alexandria.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. 13.-A traveller who has just returned from a tour through Egypt reports that he saw and cOnversed at Alexandria with D. D. Dare, the defaulting president of the Cheyenne National bank and the Ma tional bank of San Diego. Cal. which failed in 1891. The bank wrecker is now president and principal stock holder of a street railway company in Egypt. This nian says Dare has changed his name and wears q full beard and would hardly be recognized by -1y of his old acquaintances in this country.
 Dare came to Cheyenne in the early sos and seemed to have plenty of money. It afterward developed that he was spending money belonging to wealthy Pennsylvania relatives. In 1SSI Dare became vice president of the Cheyenne National bank and a year or so later president of the National bank of San Diego, Cal. He lost large sums in real estate deals ana other speculations and in 1891 both banks closed their doors. Cashier Beard of the Cheyenne bank committed suicide and vice-president Collins of the Cali fornia bank was arrested. His case never came to trial for he too took his life
 Dare fled to Europe and it is charged that he attempted to murder his wife during the voyage. Mrs. Dare returned to Colorado Springs, Col, soon after and obtained a divorce. Dare's steal ings are said to- have amounted to $40O,OCO It is understood that officers are now on the way to Alexandria to place Dare under arrest.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
PR0EI3S HARD AT IT
Coldwaterires Start Active Campaign
 in Pennsylvania.

Pitts6urg, Pa, Oct. 13.-The prohibi- t!onists of Pennsylvania are now in the thick of the most active campaign they have ever waged in this state and the party leaders expect a spurt of re newed activity the coming week as q result of the tour across the state of the t'prohibition special.'' Presidential Candidate Woolley and his co-workers start the ball rolling with a big meet ing in Pittsburg tonight. and during the coming week meetings will be held all along the line of the Pennsylvania railroad, winding up with a monster demonstration in the Academy of Mu- sic Philadelphia, next Saturday night.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
WORK IN THE MISSIONS.

Kansas City Oct. i3.-Reports oov- ering the entire field of nome and for eign missions occupied tDday's ssicn of the convention of the WOnen's Christian Board Of Missions. The morning session opened with an ad- dress by Mrs. c. L. Tnursood of Penn sylvania on the cutDjeat or "The Mis- sion and Ministry of Orphanase Work" This was followed by reports on the progress of nrse'cI- work in India. Jawaial, Mexico ard G'he: for eign fields. The home field and mcun- tain missions otrUp."I thr afternoon
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
A MATTER FOR ARBITRATION.

Washington. Oct 13-Mr. de Wollant, the Russian charge d'affaires, on Oc- tober 3, handed Secretary Hay a prop os.tion from his government that di- Eergences of views arising from the question Of Chinese inlcmnities be sub mitted to The Hague International Arbitration tribunal, which has re- ceived the approval of all the govern ments represented at The Hague con- ference and is now in process of formal organization. The movement promises to be the first practical result of the czar's peace congress. and it is be- lieved will receive the approval of the powers.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
THE CONVENTION WORK.

Scranton. Pa. Oct. 13.-When the an- thracite miners convention was called to order this morning the delegates plunged at once into a discussion of the wage scale in all its phases. \ motion was finally adopted for the ap- pointment of a cOmnittee on resOlu- tions to formulate a tangible plan to ne reported back and discussed by the convention. President Mitchell was made chairman of the committee. The convention then recessed till 1:3O in or der to allow the committee to prepare the resolutions.
 The resolutions committee submitted a report to the convention at 3 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
TROOPS TO THE FRONT.

Tien Tsin, Oct. F, via Shanghai. Oct 13.-The expedition against Pao Ting Flu departed this morning in two columns of the German, French and Italian troops. who are to take part under command of General BaillOud, the head of the French military forces in China. will follow today en route to Fao Ting Flu, while 2OOO British sol diers under Lord Campbell will make a detour to the south of the PaO Ting river through 9 number of large vil- lages supposed to be Boxer communi- ties
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14

gales.
 County treasurer-R. D. George of ,NogaIes.
 County recorder-W. H. Walker of Calabasas.
 County urveyor-William Bradford of Nogales.
 The new county committee is Ed Tit comb. chairman, I1b. Williams, W. NJ. Hoey. W. r. Harlow. Allen Y. Bird. T. D. Casancga, J. r. Black. ]. <. An drews. John Lyle. C. E. Murray, R. R. Richardson. j. C. Smith, J. F. Tener, R. c. Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
IRISHMEN AROUSED.

London. Oct. 1$-The arrest early this week of James Fitzharris, known as skin the Goat" who spent seventeen years in penal servitude for compliciry in the Phoenix Park murders, has ar oused the indignation of the Irish nal tionalists who charge the authorities of Dublin Castle with acting with Un- necessary severity toward the ex-con- vict. Fitzharris was arrested for vio- IatinS his parole by not reporting re&I-
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14

larly to the authorities as required. An effort is now to be made to provide LDr the future of the old man, who has found great difficulty in securing en- ployment since his release from prison. Anxious to return to his former occu- patton, Fitzharris recently applied for license as a hackney driver, but il is said that his application was promptly refused by the municipal au- thOri,ias of Dublin.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
A PLOT AGAINST RULERS.

Rome. Oct. 13.-An3rchist BertoIanf. arrested at Milan, has made a confes- sion declaring among other things that at an anarchist meeting at Patterson, N. J., seven men were selected to kill kings and chiefs of states. one being allotted to assassinate Mckinley or Bryan during the campaign.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
MONUMENT TO VOLUNTEERS.

Grafton. N D.. Oct. 13-A monument to the memory of the local volunuae who met death in the Philippines was dedicated here today with interesting ceremonies. The oratiOn of the day was delivered by Judge John II. Cochrane of Grand Forks. The monument is d plain shaft of granite, bearing the ros- ter of the Grafton company.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
CHICAGO BOXING BEGINS.

Chicago. Oct 13.-The Chicago Ath letic association, under whose auspices some notable glove encounters have been pulled off in former years, will inaugurate this years boxing season at it's Michigan avenue club house tc- night Several good bouts have been arranged. the windup being q six round contest between Oscar Gardner. the Omaha Kid" and Ole Oleson of this city,.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
HONOR DEAD MINERS.

Edwardsville, H., Oct 13.-Impras- sive memorial services for the miners who lost their lives in the Nirden coal riots, Of which today is the annivers- ary, were held this afternoon at Mount Olive. Similar services will be held at WoodlaWn cemetery here tomorrow with memorial addresses by several well known speakers.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
ON THE GRIDIRON
Results of Saturdays Football Games
 in the East.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. 13.-Harvard beat Columbia today at football. 24 to o.
 At Washington-Carlisl Indians, 16; University of Virginia. ?.
 At nnapolis-Princeton, ,; Naval cadets, 0.
 At Pennsylvania - University of Pennsylvania, 13; Brown. o.
 At Newton, Mass-Yale defeated Dartmouth, r to O.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
TEDDY IN KENTUCKY
Roosevelt Very Hoarse But Still Hard
 at Work.

HenGcrscn. Ky. Oct. 13.- Roosevelt began his Kentucky campaign in this place this morning, declaring it was of the utmost importance that the country should have d sound currency, preserve tn, present conditions of ma l-lial prJspsrity and maintain the un- dimmai honor of the naS abroad. He was very hulrse and could hardly sr.Ik above whisper.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
DOWAGER's BODY GUARD.

Paris. Oct. 13.-A trustworthy dis patch from Shanghai says that General Liu, chief of the black flags. has left Canton at the head of a considerable force which will proceed to Sian Flu to act as the body guard of the empress doWager.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
A BRILLIANT, CONSTIPATION.
Elaborate Ceremonies to Be Held at
 Baltimore.

Baltimore. Md, Oct 13.-Many of the archbishops and other diSnitaries of the Roman Catholic church who have been attending the conferences in Washington this week have come to Baltimore for the purpose of assisting in the conservation tomorrow of the new church of St. Mary Star of the Sea. The parish which is one of the largest in Maryland. was founded near ly forty years ago under the direction of Archbishop Spalding. The corner stone of the original church was laid May 9, 1869. and the ceremonies con nected herewith were considered the most imposing in this part of the coun- try. TOmorrow's ceremonies of con- secration will also be of a brilliant character. The ceremonies will be in charge of Cardinal Gibbons. He will be assisted by Bishop DOnohue of Wheeling, who will celebrate pontifcal mass. Archbishop Keane of Dubuque has promised to deliver the sermon.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
arousing the population to arms against the foreigners.
A FIGHT WITH BOXERS.

Pekin, Oct. 11.-The Boxers are in great force east and west of Pao Ting Flu. Chinese official reports are that the imperial troops defeated the Boxers with heavy loss. but intelligence gath cred from the allies and other sources indicate that the Chinese troops were defeated.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
END OF A STRIKE.

Tampa, Fla, Oct. 13.-It is stated that the strike which was declared in the cigar factories of the Sanchez company two weeks ago, has been settled and work will be resumed next Monday.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
TAGALOGS TAKEN
Twenty of Them Alive, Twenty Dead
 and Forty Wounded.

Manila, Oct. 1S.-Advices from Ilo IIo state that on October II company D of the Sixth volunteers was attacked by Tagaloss in northern Panay. The enemy lost twenty killed, forty wound ed, and twenty-five were taken prison CTS. The American loss was two wounded.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
CHARLES FARGO DEAD.

Chicago. Oct. 1S.-Charles Fargo, sec ond vice-president of the American FIX press company, died here today.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
YOUTSEY's CONDITION
He May Never Be Able to Appear in
 Court.

Georgetown, Ky, Oct. h. While the YUu,sey trial was continued today till Monday there seems little chance that it will be resumed then. It is practically certain that Yautsey is in an extremely serious condition and may never recover.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
BASE BALL
Record of Games Won and Lost
 Yesterday.

At St. Louis-St Louis. 9; Cincinnati. 9.
 At New York-BrookIyn, 1; New York, o.
 At adelphia-Pkiladelph S; Boston. g.
 At Pittsburg-Chicago, :; Pittsburg, 3.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
YUAN IS ACTIVE.

Berlin. Oct. 13-Private dispatches from St. Petersburg say that Prince TUan has gone into the interior of China. where. with the consent Of the insincere Chinese government" he is
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
LEOPOLD IN PARIS,
Belgian King Visits the Exposition h.
 COgnitO.

Paris. Oct. Fixing Leopold of Belgium is here on a ten-days visit to the exposition. He will remain incog- nito except on one day. when he will officially visit President Loubet and at tend a reception at the Elysee palace.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
MINISTRY'S MAJORITY.

London, Oct. 13.-With the parlia- mentary elections about over, the min is:ry has majority in the commons of 142, ten less than in 1895.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
EARL u IN PEKIE.

London, Oct. 13.-A special dispatch from Tien Tsin under date of October F announces the arrival at PeIlin of Ii Hung Chang
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
GERMANY's DowAGER EMPRESS
Her Illness Is Believed to Be Very
 Serious

London, Oct. 13.-The Duke and Duchess of Connaught left unexpected ly this morning for Kronsberg. Prussia. Their haste is taken to indicate that the condition of the dowager empress Of Germany is more serious than has been admitted
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. 13.-AIexican dollars bar silver, G23s.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
ETHELBERT WINS.

New York. Oct. 13.-Ethelbert won the municipal handicap at Morris Tlrk today a head before Imp, the greatest mare of the age, iE a record time of 2:5Sl5.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-14
SALISBURY MAD
Worlds Diplomatic Me- thOdS Are Criticized
UNSEEMLY PUBLICITY

Given to Every Turn in Negotiations With China, the Barrier to an Amicable Peace Settlement-The Views of the German Press-Tu9n Still Making Trouble - Expedi- tion Moving.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-29
LA GLORIA COLONY.

Havana. March 2S-Governor General
Wood has received the report Of Major
Hatfield Of the Eighth cavalry. station
at Puerto Principe, who was detailed 10
investigate the colony OF La Gloria.
There are IL people there at present in
oludiug women and children. Rations
are plentiful. but very expensive. All
the colonistI are living in tents and the
sanitary arrangements are bad.
The company. 1t is added. doss NOT pos
sess deeds to the property, not having
kept up the payments and, conssq uently.
the colonists are suspicious. :
Mr.. L. Rideout, general manager of the
Cuban Land and Stsamboas company /,
this afternoon, said, with reference to
Major Hatnsld's report, that "Ths com-
pany possesses deeds 10 1900 acres OF
land" that the company "holds con-
tract for little over 10000 acres more, .
and that the company sis this week
sending money TO pay on indebtedness
on another tract of H. 700 acres"
LAS s,on as official maps from survey.
ors are received from Cuba ths compa-
n.y." Nc Rideout added, will begin
to Issue Deeds