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E1.Premier schrciner Talks.

CapetOwn. July l4-Replying 20 a
deputation Of his constituents today,
Mr.. W. p. Schreiner, former premier OF
Cape Colony, refused 20 support the
demand for unimpaired independence ~
the Boer republics. but said be- thought
they should retain "a certain amount of
independence. Ec added that Do would
not support a policy OF amnesty t0 tho
Herr Grohler, foreign secretary of the
Transyaal. has arrived at Delag0a Bay,
rebels
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cnnL CoghIan sIIghly M

Chicago. July IA special t' ihe
rImas-Werall from Colorado Springs
Colorado. saws: ..... s.....
C8otain Coclau OF the United states
navy is here slightly ilI 1ut u'l '. u
serious condition as reported Do ~.
East The man who comman...l l'.
Raleigh az thc battle Of Manila h.s
had "a slight attack OF pneumonia Dl.
Re out OF daneer and will soon recover
All his accustomed vlgor
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satisfied with the results attained when
they are fully disclosed.
Hailed WITH SATISFACTION

Berlin. July 1.-THE semi-onicial
Reichsanzeiger. referring 10 President
Mcl(inley's proclamation Of reduction
on German wines equal 10 those ac-
corded TO France. etc, says:
1T may be hailed with satisfaction
that a cause for a commercial and poli-
tical discOrd between two great states
engaged In trade with one another Is
thus removed and the foundation laid
for a further economic rapprochment'
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Northwest Crop situation.

Minneapolis. Mimi. July H-H ".
Jones, In a conservative review Of the
crop situation In the northwest printed
In the Journal today. after a personal
inspection of the fields predicts that
the yield OF wheat In the three Spring
wheat States of Minnesota and North
and South Dakota viii at the very
least reach 3jUplVJ1. but AS against
2lO.0J0o0O last year. and that With ia
vorablo weather during he ensuing four
weeks. The yield viii reach lJ0vW.NJ.
This Is the highest estimate set made,
Mr.. Jones m8intaInes that the soaking
rains Of the frst days OF July have
worked wonders
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MDDIr on THE.HOADERs
indianapolis Ha, Been Selected by
Committee 49, Headquarters.

Chicago July IA special t0 the
Tribune from indianapolis Indiana
says
InH.rarars has been selected U.s.
rs.g.g.-r..s NJ One NII.a-ot-th Road
p8pg..st national committee Verbal
assurances of this ia.t h.N. Deem I.-
CelypI hy officers ut .H. f"'la.. s-li,
committee 40 tha I.ru.r. NATIONAL
convention h.Il m Cincinnati. chicago
was selected as national h.t."at'.. i-,
bgt fha national committee h.s decided
thaf indianapolis H.u Ue 20 bette. ,lHl'
are r..1t from which t1 manage 'l,
p.r...t forces which 1907. situated
chiefly u Do. Southern States.
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Rotterdam Docksters Threaten.

Rotterdam, July flowing 70 the
threaten.ngs Of the docksttrs the glrfi-
sons Of the riverside towns hav. been
instructed 10 furnish deachment- ~
troops 10 protect vessels iu transit 90
and from Germany and torpedo boats
have been ordered 20 patrol the river
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District OF Coiumbla's Population

Washington. July 1.-THE census Of
fee issued It's first bulletin today. Civ
Ing the population Of the District Of
Columbia al 27S,7lS, This Is an Increase
since the last census Of ts.s2e. or 2O.ss
per cent
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spanish American War Veterans.

Chattanooga. July li-Gen. Hulings,
commander-in-chlef OF the Spanish
American war veterans, has directed
the adjutant generals Office In this city
to issue an order directing the national
association TO meet here October S-l8.
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Adviser to chinese Military Wen,

London, July 1l-On boarl the
Cunard line steamer Lucan,a. which
sails from Liverpool today are Walter
c. Hitler. who has been appointed AIDE
wiser to the military authorities iu Chic
ma. FoNhall Keene and Rev Morgan
Dix.
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Gold from 81. Michael.

San Francisco. July 14-The steamer
San Jose arrived today, twelve days
from ST. Michael and eight from Una
lsska She brings treasure valued at
$4,000.
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sHENG BLAMEs TUNd FUN.

New York. July l4--A Shanghai dis
patch published here today says:
Prince Sheng. the director Of the tele-
graphs, has communicated a message
70 the consuls here announcing the
murder Of the foreigners In Pekn and
laying the blame on ;he anti foreign
general. Tung Fuh Slang.
The message says that Tung enraged
by the defense adopted by the British
legation ordered the heavy guns 10 fire
demolishing the legations and setting
the ruins afiame. The result was the
humiliation Of the foreigners.
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Young Donby safe.

Evansville. Ind, July l4.-Ex Minister
DSuby today received definite news Of
the escape Of his son. Charles DENLY
Jr., ard family from Tien Tsin to
Shanghai China.
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FAVoRs THE BOXERS.

Washington, July li-secretary Hay
has received an undated dispatch from
Consul General GOodnow at Shanghai
stating that the governor Of Honon
Fshanh has issued proclamation fav-
orable IA It's terms TO the Boxers.
Honon Fshunf is the province lying
Immediately northwest Of Shanghai
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KEMPFF REPORTS.

Washington. July H-Secretary Long
has just received a mail report from
Admiral Kempff, dated on the Newark
at Taku June Q. The admiral details the
conditions under which Captain Nc
Calais forces landed and shows that
the United States marines, who were
sent up the river from Taku 20 Tien
Tsin IN lighters, were the first eau
caslan troops 10 reach that city, and
were welcomed by the inhabitants with
great JOY. The marine guard sent TO
Pekin for the protection OF the legation
met with not the slightest opposition
according 10 Admiral Kempff.
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TYPICAL CHINESE GENERAL AND IMPERIAL CHINESE SOLDIER

sa
hSamy.
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HOPING AGAINST HOPE.

London. July 14.-Hope stlll struggles
against the conclusion that the silence
at Pekn is the silence OF the grave. The
official admissions In both the United
States and Europe that the diplomatlsts
have adopted the pesslmistic view held
by the consuls at Shanghai have almost
silenced those attempting TO reason
against the circumstantial evidence
which is becoming 80 cogent The
Chinese assurances and edicts appear to
observers here 10 be merely part Of a
plan TO cautiously break the news Of the
tragedy and delude the foreigners with
a tale OF imperial guiltessness. But II
the bombardment mentioned In United
States Consul Goodnow's last message
occurred. II must have been carried out
by the Chinese regulars, so the plea Of
imperial defense Of the legations seems
TO fall 10 the ground
The situation az Tien Tsln appears 20
be slowly but surely growing worse.
The allied forces are experiencing the
greatest difficulty In sending forth re-
Inducements as the Chinese have rem
dered the navigation Of the river most
difficult by diyertlng It's waters.
Happily 81. Petersburg today an
nounces officially that the telegraph be-
tween Taku and Tien Tsin has already
been restored and that railroad commu-
nication win shortly be re-estabushed.
To the other trials OF the besieged per-
sons at Tlen Tsin has been added an
outbreak Of scarlet fever.
Dispatches from Tien Tsin reports
that a number OF ladies there have be-
come white-haired through the horrors
Of the siege.
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MINIsTER W. SILL ACTIVE.

Washington, July 1.-THE Chinese
ministercontinues to exert his efforts to-
ward getting information from Pekln
but ~ TO a late hour Of the day he
had not received any answer in con-
nection with the cable to Minister Con-
ger or from a second inquiry, which he
forwarded yesterday to the Taou Of
Shanghai which said in substance;
American government is greatly con-
cerned over safety Of Minister Conger
at Pekin. Can you give me any infor-
nation on the subject"
Minister WI was much depressed by
the continued reports that legations had
been wiped out and the ministers muir
dered. To all inquiry he sorrowfully
shakes his head and says that he has
absolutely no information and can only
hope for the best The report of the
killing Of the Russian minister and his
wife, was another severe blow. but as
20 this also. Minister WI said that he
had absolutely no news.
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FATE or FOREIGNERS.

London, July a, 457 p. m.--The Brit
fish consul general at Shanghai In
transmitting 20 the foreign office mes
sa.es from the governor Of Shantung,
already published says he fears there
can be little doubt IN regard TO the fate
OF the foreigners at Pekin.
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~ iEkNATlQNAL COUNCIL OF
WAR

oL Petersburg, July ll-A dispatch
ym khabarousk, dated Thursday.
|ly y says an International council OF
~ held az Tien Tsln, has decided
zoe present 20 conhne the efforts OF
a. aHied forces 20 certifying Tein
.l ana establishing communications
',u iorts and arsenals. Tien Tsln. IL
1, o.ttIeEed, Is being rearmed with guns
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CHINESE SITUATION
GETS WORSE DAILY
COnsul-GeneraI GOOdnOw's Dispatch Con-
firms Minister WI Continues AC-
tive, but Has No News from Pekin.

minister has sent a cable dispatch 70
the Tao Tai Of Shantung telling him
that the American government Is ex-
ceedingly anxious as to the fate Of Min
lister Conger and requesting him TO ca
Bile any information he may have on
that point This Is In addition TO the
cablegram ne forwarded Wednesday at
the request OF Secretary Hay.
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40, s.,shington July 1.-THE japanese
49,, sa"ol here has received a dispatch
E,s.l lhe minister Of foreign Affairs
vs' wig mat after the German minister
nsss sDot az Pekin. the German marines
Ys,e an assault upon the Tsung-Il-
Tb. s, ana burned down the building.
n1 u'spatch goes into the affair in de-
W.T. 10 THE TAO TAI
Washington, July 1.-THE Chinese
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SUMMONED no PEKIN.

n..olskong, July l4-Ll Hung Chang
s.tilay received an urgent tele-
80, summons 10 Pekln II Is re-
mo-. mat he win proceed north to-
|sh.'.',o"' The Chinese agree that his
|Cs,s,lle.e Is certain TO lead 10 trouble at
The colored American., 1900-09-01

tie statute bsoEs, or conslitp,o
cCmmoD law OF he lard. Ths ~, We
rOther does not Betd any 81 ecisi "lls tI"s
isIstton, because be saFs. BC,rn ,,"s 's'
II am man" By tie Iectnf an. n
ments 10 The Constitution. The caIa,, co., I,
brother g. / etn eI ecte q into rnarboila rl,oisa
snd by lbe gTs6e Of GCd ana lha ~
of biz country he sbCuio ssy. Il oa %"
man, snd VIII live OF die - ~ ~
and be should cesEs 10 lrste fCI snaai., 7aa,
enact mfnis. 'al
As 10 the EfIh inteTEC gatoly-uw,n
the present eoBstTUcuou Ii.cad ~
STATES rights, las congress lre rc.@. W
10 regulate CT charge, tbe sUffTsps l..,'
OF he eveTsl eoutheIn States ss RON
ia full fCI &C. " We kusWer, that =
fouL 10 he in col fllct with The rroy;.
joIs Of the organic gaW, aud % decIs,.s
by The court of lAst Ie-tTt, The mfr.
laws LOW III force III ceitajD SopTbosS'
States Will be pronounced uUconsr"
JeDsl and Therefore Gull aid VOID -
that, although The Quekt'Cn Of suff,so'
is largely Ttsfrved TO The slstes tet
ss observed btfOIe, WbeIe the st.ts,
ass laws In col q ayentlOn Of The mn
visiC ns Oftbe Constitution OF the Tnita5
States, the fOImer must fall. IS ii.
whole is greater tnsn eLy Of lis rsr.
and is therefore suITene.
AS TO the sixth inteFTCgatOry-SD
you believe, if such steps would bs
taken by The @. o, P. il would ass
rTestige, or decay ," We answer. m
Hsying allowed the barl acles OF min.
Oice TO fasten the mselVes upon II 70
some extent, tke q o. z. II it went
back TO It's ancient mooIh gs, it misht
suffer temporary defeat, just as The On.
maD system, When long neglected, il
apparently made worse ty medicine
tefoTe it is cured, but tie psrty would
rise 2 RnIx liEe from lgs ashes "a
gre ater victories ard tflUmphs fol-
good.
In con C usion, We say your COnten.
ton, THAT the Jaws CCu.d lie enacted
and enforced, and not the least bsrm
done TO the party" is relatively correct
unless the patty should bsCCme ss un.
stable iD its principles &c the cid bCuE.
bon government clerk. who, after The
Inauguration Of Abraham Lincoln in
1861. wss told that be would hsvetOgO
why ?" he asked. Because the ed.
ministration has changed from demo.
cratic TO republican. said lis chief
wv ell, " said the cleIk, Il would like
to see tie administration that can
change faster than l can "
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The true northerner., 1900-09-28
Overcome by Gas.

Saline, Mich, Sept 2G.-Great eX-
citement prevailed here for little time
yesterday morning. y. Harmon, pro-
prietor Of the Harmon House. believed
there was gasoline leaking into his
well, and proceeded to investigate.
Hardly had he reached its bottom
when he found himself helpless and
called for aid. Fritz lie Baron was
near, and with rope descended the
we'll TO rescue Harmon, when he, too.
was overcome by the Cps Harmon
was brought out unconscious, but was
soon restored TO life. 40 light could
be taken into the well and IL was with
considerable difficulty that any hold
could be fastened upon lie Baron,
which delay made his case more seri-
Gus. When brought out ne was rigid
and lifeless. DR.. Chandler was on the
spot and after much eXertion of up
wards of twenty minutes lie Baron be-
gan 10 show signs OF life.
The true northerner., 1900-09-28
United Typothetm.

Kansas City. September 25.-More
than 100 delegates to the fourteenth an
nual convention OF the United Typoth-
etae of America. which opens in Ly-
ceum hall to-day. arrived yesterday.
Many of the delegates are accompanied
by their wives and daughters. Among
the cities represented by yesterdays
arrivals are New York. Pittsburg. New
Haven, CT; Norfolk, Va; Boston. Nor
wood, Mass; Cleveland. London, Ont. !:
Buffalo. Detroit, Richmond. Va. and
Atlanta. The members Of the typothe-
tae were the guests Of the Commercial
Club at an informal reception at the
club rooms Last night.
The true northerner., 1900-09-28
No Agreement Renched

Cincinnati, September 22.-The Joint
meeting OF the conference committees
OF the manufacturers and OF the Anal
gamated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers adjourned again last night
without reaching any agreement on the
new wage scale for puddlers and fin
ishers. The representatives Of the Re
public Iron 4 Steel Co. and OF the
American Steel Hoop Co. state that
they may continue the conference over
into next week II there is any pros
pect OF settlement, but If another day
Is spent in vain end there is no pros
pect of settlement except on the pend
ing propositions, then they will ar
range to start some OF the mills with.
out the annual agreement.
The true northerner., 1900-09-28
MknY HOMELESS.
As the Result of Disastrous storm
at Nome.

ut NOmt.
Seattle, Wash. September 26.-The
steamer Roanoke brings news of Il
most disastrous storm at Nome, Sep
tember Il and ID. \ number Of barges
and lighters were driven ashore and
totally wrecked. An along the beach
for mics wind and water created havoc
with tents and mining machinery. 1t
Is known that Andrew A. Ryan, Of Los
Angeles, was drowned. Several cap
tains and seamen on small tugs are
missing, and II is thought they are lost.
Fully 800 people are homeless, while
the loss 10 property and supplies is
over half million dollars. Numerous
small buildings were swept complete
ly away.
Capt. French, in command of troops,
has thrown open the government res
eryation TO those rendered homeless by
the storm. and will extend such other
assistance as is possible.
in the storm the tug Islam sank with
her crew OF three. The launch Amer
lea, while trying To aid the big barge
Skookum, went down with Capt. Madi-
son, her commander, and the engineer.
Three or fCur men working along the
water front are said TO nave been
swept out TO sea. From Benny river
came n report of the wreck Of the
schooner Prosper and the drowning OF
Capt. GeiSer, together with one Of his
seamen.
The true northerner., 1900-09-28
GonIpnrs snnguine.

Cincinnati. Sept. 25.-Samuel Comp
ers, president of the American FeGela-
ton of Labor, last night delivered an
address on labor at the Fall Festival,
which IL now in progress at Music hall.
He was very pronounced In his opinion
that the anthracite strikers Wln win.
Behind them,' he said, lis unutter-
able want. They have been hungry 50
long that they will suffer nothing un-
common from pT0tracted idleness. 1t
is pitiable TO see the suffering OF the
men and their families because OF pal
try wages. | speak from what l have
seen. for / have just been ia tn anthra-
cite region. The American Federation
OF L4bJr viii give tHem all possible
financial aid. Approaching cold wealth
er Will cause an increased shortage in
coal, and this will affect the operators.
l nave sout organizers into the field,
and the strike will be sOlidiiied They
will have the sympathy of the general
public. The laborer in this conflict
have everything on their side but the
opinion OF the operators.
The true northerner., 1900-09-28
United TypOthetfe.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 26.-The
fourteenth annual meeting Of the
United Typothetae began its first ses-
sion here yesterday The mornings
meeting was taken up with addresses
OF welcome Among the speakers was
Everett Waddy, Of Richmond, Va. The
advisability of accommodating an emer-
gency fund to be drawn upon in case Of
strikes. and Of establishing per-
manent national headquarters with
salaried officers will be considered by
the committee.
The true northerner., 1900-09-28
Rcturnedfo 10 WnshIngtnn.

Washington, September 22.-Lieut.-
Gen. Miles, accompanied by chief aide
Col. Francis Michler, returned to
Washington yesterday after an extend
ed trip through the west. during the
course of which be inspected many OF
the army posts. Gen. Miles called up
on the president soon after his arrival.
In virtue OF the order issued by the
president Thursday designating him as
acting secretary OF war in the absence
of both the secretary and assistant sec
retary Of war. Gen. Miles became act
ing secretary upon his arrival, super
seding Adtt Cen. Corbin, who was des.
ignated in the absence Of the command.
ing general Ct Tia army.
The true northerner., 1900-09-28
Not the EiuaI Act

Washington, September 22. Al
though the papel brief or rescript an
pointing Archbishop Keane incumbent
OF the vacant see of Dubuque, Ia,
awaits him here Immediately on his
return from Europe. ii is learned that
this Official document Is not the final
act in his promotion 20 metropolitan
rank. He has yet 20 receive the sacred
paliium. or badge of archiepiscopal
power. DR.. Keane is expected home
to-day and no great delay is expected
In the conferment of the pallium. He
probably will be installed at Dubuuue
some time in October.
The true northerner., 1900-09-28

The Worlds Trotting Record Beaten
by The Abbott.


by The Abbott.
Terre Haute, Ind. Sept. 20.-The
worlds champion trottiag record OF
2:U3 81, held by Alix during the past
six years. was broken OH the track in
this city yesterday 10y the fast gelding
The Abbott, owned by q. 4. and Harry
Hamlin, CT Village Farm, and driven
by Ed. Geers, the silent man OF Ten
nessee." Early thls season stories
We're circulated of the wonoerful speed
possessed Oy The Abuot,, and the pre-
diction was frequently inaue at he
would capture the world trOtting rec
ord. With this emf in view. he was
not entered in races. but was prepared
especially for trips against the watch.
Twice this season has he made worlds
records, once ueing the record of 2:Oi
"a for geidings, held by AzOte, and
then reducing that record 10 2:O4. Az
ter the last trfal IL .n'came evident that
barring accidents, he would dethrone
Sweet Little AllX," ut the next trial.
and this was proved "A fact yesterday.
The time Of The Abbott great mile
was 2:O3 II, the quarters being trot-
ted ~ follows; 81 81, 1O2 II, 1:31
81, 2:03 IL, the third quarter being
done IN % 1-2 seconds. The Abbott Is
a son OF Chimes, son OF Electioneer.
and his dam Is 10y MaInbI1no King.
Coney, 2:O2 3-4. driven by Ed. Gay
lord. OF Denver, went against time TO
beat the amateur worlds pacing rec
ord to wagon, finishing n mile In BOB
3-4. which clips half second from
Free Bonds record made IN New
York. .--e m4ie by Coney was done as
follows: 80 IL. 1:01 Ii, 1:32, bob "a.
The true northerner., 1900-09-28
sfftnn NlurIcr Cnnr.

London, Ont. September 26-The
grand jury at the assizes yesterday
had under consideration the case OF
Gerald Sifton and Walter Herbert. the
son and hired man respectively of Jo-
seph Sifton, who are accused of having
murdered the old man to prevent his
marriage. The jury returned N true
bill, but the trial will probably be
POSTPONED till the spring assizes at the
request Of the defense.