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WASHINGTON PARK FEATURE.
Meeting of Advance Guard and All
Gold at q Mile.

CHICAGO, June 29.-The feature of the
card at Washington Park today was the
appearance in the same race of Advance
Guard and All Gold. The two colts met
in the second race at a mile, each carry
ing 122 pounds. Advance Guard was a 5
to shot, and as good as to l was OBJ
tainable against All Gold. The latter
went out and made the pace, but 1t was
on sufferance. Advance Guard closed in
the stretch and run over the eastern colt
easily. while Lamachus, strongly ridden,
also got up in time to nip the place
Garry Hermann was in a Soft snot in
the first race and he won galloping. The
displacing of Boland by Oakwood on the
colt caused much comment Owner Smith
and Trainer Hughes were dissatisfied with
Boland's ride in the Derby, and his ride
on Garry Hermann on Tuesday.
The Oakwood handicap is the feature
tomorrow. sydney Lucas. Sam Phillips.
Bangle and Cambrian are among the
starters. Summaries:
First race. five and a half furiongs-
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WOUND UP IN A ROW.
minneapolis Forfeited u Game to
Milwaukee in Eighth.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
Cleveland at Indiana polls
Chicago at Kansas City.
Detroit at Buffalo.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 28.-Todav's
game with Minneapolis ended in row,
as d result Of which Umpire Mcdonald
gave the game to Milwaukee with & score
OF to o. 1t was in the eighth inning
Wlimot on first, the latter tried to steal
second. Smith threw the bali to Bier
bauer, and the second baseman returned
the ball to catch Davis al the plate I.ally
deliberately stepped in front Of the plate
and Davis scored. Umpire Mcdonald
called Lally out for interference and or
dered the runners back. This started the
row. Wiimot, Werden and L-alIy kicked
vigorously, and the Minneapolis manager
was put out Of the game, and finally the
umpire ordered him off the field The
taking their positions. and the umpire
declared the game forfeited. Attend
ance. l.50Q. Score:
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EASY FOR RYAN.
Syracuse Boxer OuteIasscd Young
Mahoney, of PhiIadeIDhia.

CHICAGO, June 29-''Syracuse Tommy
Ryan easily gained the verdict over
Young Mahoney, of Philadelphia, be
fore the Fort Dearborn Athletic cub to-
night, after six rounds of rather slow
work. Ryan, who was in splendid condition
apparently, completely outclassed the
Philadelphia boy, whose work, though
clever, looked amateurish in front of
Ryan. Ryan, however, evidently did not
try for knockout but cOntented himself
pointing him. The crowd showed it's dis
approval by hooting the men at times.
mmahOney weighed about 146 pounds and
Ryan in the neighborhood of $50
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AMATEUR BASEBALL,

Floan. & Leveroos baseball team VIII
play with the Snowflakes Sunday after
noon at o'clock on their grounds, Front
and Rice streets.
The Volunteers will cross bats with the
Floan & Leveroos team Sunday at 2:31
sharp on the Payne avenue grounds.
Winquist and Marshall will be in the
points for the Volunteers. The Volun-
teers have lost but one game this sea
son Players of the Floan & Leveroos
be on the ground at o'clock sharp.
The Jelinek Kids claim a game with the
Douglas School Rivals. The Jelinelks will
play the Gerbers this afternoon on the
Rondo street grounds. The Jelineks line
up as follows: Cullen. pitcher; Helmer,
catcher; Banholzer. shortstop; Peterson,
first base; Fitzpatrick, second base:
Bergstrom, third base; Korec, left field:
Davidson, center field, and Wichmann,
rigt field.
The Snowf1akes will play the White
Bears at Post Siding at 2:30 tomorrow.
The Quicksteps defeated the Raymond
Avenue stars Is to 2 Shanahan held the
Stars down to two hits.
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GOVERNMENT WAITING.
Will Take No Radical Action in
China Until Emily AdNisnd

China Until Fully Advised.
WASHINGTON, June 29-The president
is quitting Washington for his Canton
home tonight full of confidence that the
situation in China has improved, though
1t is fair to say that all the members
of his official family do not agree with
him in that conclusion. Indeed, the
days news, limited though it was to a
single cablegram from Admiral Kempff,
and the preparation of Instructions to
Gen. Chaffee set out nothing calculated
to strengthen the hopes of the friends of
the foreign ministers and the mission
aries, VINO have now been silent for fully
two weeks.
Kempff's ca5legram was a disappoint-
ment in his confession that ne knew
nothing of the whereabouts of the miss
ing people, and there are many express
sions of wonder that neither that officer
nor any of the foreign naval commanders
at Taku have been ingenious enough to
establish some system of spying, so as
to learn within two weeks what has
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Handler Won ON n Eon,

NEW YORK. June 29.-At the Broad
way Athletic club tonight Jimmy Hand
ion on foul over Mysterious Biij,
Smith, of New York, in the fourteenib
round of what wasto have been q twen-
a vicious battle, and another n,,ncb bT1 frI
either man would have brought II to =" .
CONCLUSION without the referees inter
terence when the foul was committed. as
ooth men were wobbling from the effect
OF right-hand smashes on the Jaw.
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Pennsylvania Accepts Ordinance.

CHICAGO, June 29-The Pennsylvania
railroad has notified Mayor Harrison
through itslaw department that the COM
pany will accept the track elevation
ordinance, passed by the city council on
June IS. The acceptance was made per-
feet today by the company's attorney f.
ing a signed copy of the ordinance with
the city clerk
The acceptance of the terms of the
ordinance by the railroad company means
the elevation of 129 miles of railway track,
and the building of 100 subways within the
city limits of Chicago in the next two
years. The total cost Of the work is es-
timated at S7G60OO0
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World to End This Year.

This is the recent decision of one of the
exact day has not yet been fixed upon
and while there are very few people who
believe this prediction, there are thou
know that Hostetter's Stomach Bitterc is
the best medicine to cure dyspepsia. indi-
gestiCn, constipation, bi'iousness or liver
and kidney troubles. A fair trial will
certainly convince you of its value
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Tramc Deal Perfected.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 29.-The South
fected traffic deal that is designed to
control effectualiy all the passenger busI-
ness in the state of California within the
territory of the two companies The main
features of this agreement, according to
the Chronicle, are an interchange Of tick
cts to San Joaquin valley points, no Santa
Fe passenger trains to Los Angeles and
no rate cutting.
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The West Publishing company, of this
uring company of Minneapolis, this af-
ternoon at 3 p. m. The proceeds of the
game will be donated to the starving peo-
pie. of India. The teams will line up as
follows:
West Publishing Company-salmon, 9b;
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Try GRAIN-o! TRY GRAIN-o

Ask your Grocer today to snow you a
package of GRAIN-O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee. The
children may drink it without injury as
well as the adult. All who try it like It
GRA1N-O has that rich seal brown or
Mocha or Java. but 1t Is made from pure
grains, and the most delicate stomach
receives it without distress. u the price
of coffee 15c. and Is cts. per package
Sold By all grocers.
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Gembe,s JAssni1ants He1d.

The case of Robert Fitzgerald and John
Regan, VINO were mixed UP in a cutting
affray at F. e. cfembes saloon, 444 ST
Peter street. yesterday morning, was con
tinued until this morning
CtenIbe. who WAS mixed UP in the fight
an1 cut in the arm, was bic to appear
In court on account Of his injuries.
Fitzgerald and Regan paid a fina of SO
each the day before for visiting a resort
kept by Jennie Smith, at 452 st. Peter
street
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+Batted for Carrick in the ninth.
TWo-base hits, McGraw, Van HaItren;
double plays, Mercer to Gleason to Grady
Van Haltren to Warner; sacrifice hit, Nc
Gam; stolen bases, Seibach. Gleason;
bases on balls, off Carrick 3 off Powell 2;
pire SWartWoOd
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CEDAR RAPIDS. To-. June 29.-The an.
nIal meeting of the Society of Colonial
Wars in the state of Iowa was held here
today. The following officers were elect
ed: President, Judson Keith Dening.
Dubuque; secretary. John f. Brady, Of
Dubuque; historian. Benjamin Dudley
Wheeler, of Des Moines
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sIxTEEN-DAY TOUR

through the Scenic and Pleasure
Resorts of the East.
Day at Sault Ste. Marie.
Day at Mackinac Island
Trip through the Georgian Bay.
Two Days at Niagara Falls
Tour through 1000 Islands.
Ride through Lachine Rapids.
Trip on Upper St Lawrence River.
Day at Historic Quebec.
Trip through the White Mountains.
Voyage on the Ocean.
All your expenses paid. Best accom-
500 Line ticket Office. 379 Robert st.
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Earned runs, Buffalo 8, Detroit 4; two
base hit, Hallman. Baker, Harley, Shaw,
Elberfeld three-base hit, Andrews; home
runs. Atherton, Ryan; stolen bases, Ather-
ton, Harley 2, Dillon. Elberfeld: double
plays, Mulligan to Atherton, Hallman to
Atherton to Carey; triple play, Shearon to
Carey to Hallman; first base on balls,
by Milligan 1, by Yeager l. hit by pitched
ball, Milligan l, Yeager l. struck out,
by Milligan 2, by Yeager 2; passed ball,
Schreckengost; wild pitch, NIiiligan; time
1:55; umpire, McAllister and Spear.
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Byhoffer, 2b; Hoffman. 1b; Eibel, CT; ].
Moshofsky, SIS; Haggard, p; Kern, If; F.
Moshofsky. c; Welters, rf
Haywood Manufacturing Company
Cauley, c; Curndull, p; Madison, IS; Mag
rem, 1b; Lydon. 2b; Smith, 3b; Gerry, If;
Morriu. CT: Crlede IF
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Commercial Traveller. Meet.

COLUMBUS. O., June 29.-The thtr-
teenthl, annual session Of the supreme
council of the Order of United CONNER,
cret session.
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Cricket Match Today.

The Minnesota Cricket club will try to
bring off the game, Married VS. Single, .
which the weather prevented two weeks
ago, this afternoon al 2 O'clock
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CHICAGO, June 29-The champions
were defeated today in a pitchers battle
but it was a snappy and we'll played
game. Childs scored the only run on his
pass to first and steal and Ryan's double.
Pitcher Kiilen was today given his I'M
conditional release Attendance, 3,10O
Score:
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Ryan and Root Matched

CHICAGO. June 29-Jack Root, the
crack mtddleweight, and Tommy RYAN
were matched tonight for a six-round
contest to be fought at TattersalPs July
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COlISkEY'S MEN LOSF.

KANSAS CITY, Nc, June 29.-Chicago
made one run in the first inning, but after
that could do nothing with Patten, who
p.tched an excellent game throughout
Katoil allowed the home team a single in
the sixth, while the bases were full, net
ting two runs. He did the same thinS
again in the seventh, giving Kansas City
a Lead that could not be overcome by the
visitors. Both teams played wei in the
fold. AtteElaE2e. 600. Score:
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AInneapolis ......0 0 0 . II
sc. Smith out. being hit by battcd ball :;
I1ally out for interference: two out wien
game was called.
Earned runs, Minneapolis, l. two-base
hit, Ehret; bases on balls. off Sparks 2
off Ehret 2; hit by pitched ball Ketcham; !;
struck out, by Sparks 5, by Ehret 3; uou-
Die plays, Burke to Bierbauer to Ander-
son; left on bases. Milwaukee 4, Mime
apoHs 5; umpire, Mcdonald, time, 1:35.
TERMINATED IN A TIE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June 29.-Dark-
ness stopped today's game in the fifth
inning. The score was a tie. Rain in
terfered with the contest twice. Attend
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CHAMPIONS FINALLY BEATEN BY
CHICAGO IN A CLOSE
GAME
BUT ONE RUN WAS SCORED
Was n Pitchers Battle, but n SnaPpy
Game-MiIwnuI1ee Given a Nine
to Nothing Decision over
Minneapolis.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at St Louis
Philadelphia at Pfttsburg.
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tions Of the United States in their rela-
tions with foreign nations.
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Earned runs. Cincinnati ], Boston q;
two-base hit. Collins: stolen bases Cor
corar Barrett; double plays, Long to
balls, by Breitenstein 1, by Nichols ); hit
by pitched ball. by Breitenstein /: struck
out, by Nichols 2 by Brcitenstein ,; time
2:I0; umpire. Terry.
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SCAFFOLD FELL WITH THEM
WOrkmen Dropped Twenty Feet,
One Being Seriously Hurt.

A scaffold breaking on building being
erected by James Poses back of the pub
lie baths, on Water street, yesterday,
gave Joseph VQgelL, seventeen years old,
and William Myers a workman, fall of
twenty feet VogeH had his spine injured
and was removed 70 his home, 614 Charles
street, in the Ducas station patrol wagon
Myers was not injured.
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Bases on balls, off Dammann l, off Nc
Kenna /; struck out, by Dammann 4, by
Mckenna l; twO-base hit Sullivan; sac
rifice hit, Geier; double play. Madison to
Gray; stolen bases, Genins, Sullivan, La
Chance; passed bali, Spies; left on bases,
Indianapolis s, Cleveland 4; umpire, Can
tillOn: time IL
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DETROIT WON HANDILY

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 29.-Detrolt
played all around the home team today.
Atherton's home run was the result of a
wild throw by Z berfeld the bal bound
. ing over the fence into the bieachers.
Ryans circuit of the bases was made by
hitting the bali over the fence with two
men on bases. Score:
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IN OLD-TIME FORM.
Mound City Goose Hill Product
Pitched RnII

CINCINNATI. June 29.-Nichols pitch
ca great ball until the ninth inning
gave Cincinnati three runs and the game.
Inc locals played great ball in the field.
barrett making wonderful catch. Brett
ming. Attendance, 1,SOO. Score:
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CROP CONDITIONS.
Favorable Reports From Agents Of
the burlington.

the burlington.
CHICAGO. June z3.-Crop reports from
60 agents Of the Burlington system in
Nebraska, Iowa, Northern Kansas and
Northern Missouri indicate good cond.-
tion Of standard cereals. In many Of The
districts wheat is awaiting harvest The
report for August will develop certainty
as to condition ard yield.
''I carry 'Orangeine' ready to head or
colds and headache" Hon. Frank II.
Jones. Chicago.
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They Saved the Game for the
QnnIzers at Pftfshura,.
P.ttsburg -. .....O o 0 0 o.
Philadelphia e. II 0 II

20 Brien batted for Waddell in ninth.
Sacrifice hits, Cooley, Cross; stolen
bases, WaddeIl, Slagle, Flick, Dolan;
double plays. Dolan to Cross Cross to
Dolan; first base on balls, off Waddeu
4, off Piatt s; hit by pitched ball, Schriev-
er, O'Brien, Dolan, Piatt; struck ouc, by
WaddelI 4, by Piatt 2; time, $780, umpire,
Emslie
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POWELL PITCHED WELL.
St. Louis Won a ListIess Game From
New York.

ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Powen pitched in
good form today. Both sides felded list
lessIy Attendance / 400 Score:
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said She Ihave confidence than Tan
When woke this morning had slight headache but dgarcd
had dresmakers
what could find bonnet head aeed
almost and called cab and TIE thing
swallow Rpans then
wait the thought gone
at
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Kansas City ......I o 2 -
Chicago . .........1 0 0 Q 0 0-1
. Earnai runs Kansas City 2; two-base
hits" Sugden. DUNCAN; three-base hits,
Wagner Buckley; stolen bases. Isbel.
Padden, Coughlin: struck out, By Patten
p by l<atoll 2; bases on balls, by Patten l,
L Chicago G; hit by pitcher, by Patten
l. 11innirc Sheridan: time. 2:25.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-09-26

business, which should properly come before this convention not herein in cluded.
 On motion of J c Forest commit tee of five was appointed on platform and resolutions, the following being appointed: J c Forest, T c Job, H c Ralfe, c w Jones and Virgil Earp.
 On motion of F l. Wright a com mittee to select the names of dele gates to the territorial convention was appointed as follows: F l. Wright, Paul P Hastings, Arthur N Gage, J w Smith, J H Jacks, J R Sias and John Hanlon.
 On motion of A J Doran a commit tee of five was appointed to select the names of the county central commit tee, the chair appointing the follow ing: A J Doran, J R Walls, J B Hoover, A N Mckay and J c Forest
 A J Doran, president of the Me Kinley and Roosevelt club, then an nounced a reception to be given by the club in the hall this evening and extended an invitation to all to at tend and assist in the ratification of the nominees of the convention.
 J H Jacks made a motion that the delegates to the territorial convention be instructed to vote as unit for a candidate for delegate to congress, but on a vote being taken the expres- sion of the convention was overwhelm- ingly against the proposition.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-09-26
WEBSTER DAVIS LOSES TEMPER.

In a recent speech in St. Louis Webster Davis took occasion to deny that he had received any money from Oom Paul Kruger. He became quite worked up and said:
 q have been accused of an in famous crime by men 1 do not know, and who I have no doubt are getting big pay for what they are doing. l challenge them to produce letter that 1 have ever written or to bring forward any other legitimate proof to substantiate their charges. They can not do that, and I say here tonight that any man or newspaper which says received a single dollar from Kruger or any one else is an infamous, damnable, liar. I will be at the St Nicholas hotel until tomorrow after noon, and if any dirty cur takes issue with this characterization, he can meet me there"
 It is just possible that the accusa- ton was wrong, Perhaps Kruger did not pay him any money. He does not say that he did not receive money from any one connected with the Transvaal government. If the Kansas City papers tell the truth the Davis family had more money to buy property with and to deposit in banks just after Webster's return from South Africa, than they were ever known tc have before, and there was no way that it could be accounted for in any business transaction.
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News. Notes and Comments

The republican national committee received letter the other day iron a man who claims to be the counter part of the President in appearance and he offered to take his place either at Washington or Canton, while the real Mir. Mckinley had an opportu- nifty to go off to some quiet place and have a few weeks rest.
 Some school girls of southeast To ledO, who could not get the town au- thorities to build stretch of sidewalk along a street which is on their way to school, and which is a mud hole in fall and winter, got together to the number of fifty, with hammers and nails and all the plank they could find and built it themselves.
 During the past few weeks duels have caused a perfect slaughter in Italy. As many as four duelists were killed in different towns in one day. During the last year 2,0OO duels have been fought in Italy and 4S0 deaths have resulted. Most of these cOmbats were among army officers and based on the most trivial preteXtes.
 An act for the prevention of cruelty to animals has just become effective in England. The new law extends the provisions of the act, which has heretofore applied to domestic ami mals, to all birds, fishes and reptiles not included in that measure, and makes offenders liable to three months imprisonment or fine of 0.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-09-26
VERY EXPLICIT INFORMATION

When and where does the United States Constitution declare that ''all men are created free and equal?"- Journal-Miner.
 When and where does the Constitu- ton of the United States not declare for the very principles embodied in that sentence, ''all men are created free and equal" That sentence was the cornerstone and text of the Con stitution. Without it there would have been no Constitution. Platform Courier.
 The above, it will be noticed, is a very explicit answer to the Journal Miners query. It is emphatic in the assertion that the quotation is from the Constitution, and tells just where to find it-in the cornerstone. Fact is, it never occurred to our mind to look in that pesky corner stone, or we might possibly have found it. How stupid to have overlooked it, when crowbars are so plentiful, with which that cornerstone might have been turned over, and made to reveal the secret it contains.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-09-26
DEMOCRATS ARE RESPONSIBLE.

Our stock of legal learning is small; but our natural perception of justice and injustice is extra large and We know that the poll tax law does not come up to the standard of justice. ."-Platform Courier.
 Our contemporary cannot escape from the fact though the measure was passed by a democratic legislature, and the party is strictly responsible for it, no matter how much they con- demn it, now that they see it is un- popular. No change of heart has oc- cured yet in regard to the law by the simply a shifting of its sails before the breeze of public opinion. If it had been thought the measure was an iniquitous one the democratic lead CTS could easily have prevented its passage.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-09-26
LABORS
 CONCLUDED
The Republican COnVen= tiOn'S Concluding Work "A Good Platform and Good Ticket.
Proceedings Marked by Harmony ---rIcKinIey and Roosevelt Club Entertain Delegates.

At the hour of going to press on Saturday the republican convention had just completed the nomination of a candidate for district attorney. The next taken up was that of assessor and for this position the name of B B Modem was placed in nomination by Hon A J Doran. Virgil Earp pre- sented the name of Chas W Platt, of Kirkland valley. E W Wells placed before the convention the name of Joseph P Herman. Thomas E Camp bell placed the name of Frank Mayors, of Jerome.
 The ballot resulted as follows: Meyers, AS; Platt, IS; Modem, H. Herman, 10.
 For probate judge J c Forest pre- sented the name of $ c Rogers, of Walnut Creek, and he was nominated by exclamation by the convention.
 For sheriff Judge E w Wells placed the name of Virgil Earp be fore the convention and he was nomi- mated by exclamation.
 For recorder, there being no appli- cants the selection of a candidate was was delegated to the county central committee.
 The selection of a candidate for superintendent of public instruction was also referred to the central com mitteee.
 The committee on platform and resolutions submitted its report iE the following very excellent
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-09-26
Acquitted of Murder.

R. E. Morrison returned this morn ing from Flagstaff where he went under instructions from the depart ment of justice to defend the three Indians charged with the murder of Montgomery lest winter. The trial occupied about three days, including the time taken in securing a jury, and after a deliberation of about two hours the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. The affair was a very un- fortunate affair. Montgomery had trouble with the Indians and war rant was issued for their arrest. The deputy sheriff took Montgomery and man named Roden, who also had had trouble with them along as his posse to serve the warrants. Neither of the sheriff's posse could talk the Navajo language and none of the In dians were able to talk English, and the latter seeing their two enemies, concluded that they intended to do violence to them.
 A fight ensued in which Montgom- cry and two of the Indians were killed and another Indian seriously injured. Two of the Indians were placed on trial and acquitted as stat ed, and the indictment against the third dismissed.