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Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
THE EASTERN ISSUE
Candidate Bryan Now Confning Him.
 self to Trusts.

Schenectady. N. Y. Oct. 1S.-Bryan spoke here for twenty minutes today. His speech was especially devoted to trusts He said when any industry was controlled by one man or set of men. labor must accept wages offered, for there is nowhere else to obtain employ ment. while competition cOmpels each employer to secure the best brains and talent and to pay reasonable wages therefor.
 Syracuse. \. Y, Oct. 1S.-W. J. Bryan continued his tour of the Empire state traveling half way across it from east to west He began his journey at Al bany and following the course of the picturesque Mohawk, and the line of the Erie canal. he reached this point late this afternoon. From here he made a run northward to the southern shore of Lake Erie and made a half an hours speech at Oswego. Later he spoke here tonight. He spoke at seN- enteen other points during the day. The attendance at a majority of the meet ings was complimentary, in size. and some of the audiences were very large
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
ARMY REORGANIZATION
Two Plans Are Likely to be Submit
 ted to Congress,

Washington. Oct. 1S.-It is probable that at least two plans for the reor- ganzation of the army will be submit ted to congress at it's next session. One is being prepared under the supervision Cf Secretary Root, and contemplates an army of 100000 men on the same gener- al basis as the plan submitted to the last congress. one of the features of which was the interchangeab of line and staff officers. It was the strong opposition to this particular fea- ture that killed the measure at the last session.
 The other plan is that of Lieutenant Genreal Miles, who proposes an army of about SO.OO0 men, including thirty six regiments of infantry, fifteen regi- meuts of cavalry. about twenty bat teriss of artillery and a coast artillery of about 1S.GGo men. This is slight in crease over General Miles ratio of one soldier for every 1000 inhabitants. Gen eral Miles also favors a reorganization of the staff and an interchangeability of duty.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
A FOOL EFFORT
The Torture to Which a Girl Bicyc,
 list is Submitting.
nlaneuvers

showing plainly the terrible strain she is undergoing, Marguerite Cast, the girl cyclist, who is trying to establish a record for 5000 miles on the Valley Stream, l.. l., course, completed her 275Oth mile at 11:3O today. She had been Il days, p hours and 30 minutes in the saddle. She had sprinkled red pepper in her stockings so that the pain might keep her awake. Save for the rest be- tween 11:2O last night and 3:O5 today, Miss Cast rode continually for fifteen hours. By Saturday she hopes to com plete 5000 miles. No one has yet estab- Hshed a record for more than 200O miles.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
KEPT PROMISE TO WED HIM.

GIens Falls, N Y, Oct. 1S, ,LThe de- parture of Miss Grace Moore from Glens Falls fer Honolulu today is the continuation of a pr tty romance. Miss Moore goes more than half way round the earth in order to marry Professor Irwin H. Beadle who is teaching in Honolulu. Miss Moore and MT. Beadle were members of the same class in Oswego normal school and they Were engaged before they were graduated. They were too poor to marry then, so the young man, with Tromise from his sweetheart to wait for him. started out west 10 find his fortune. He found the beginning of it in Hcnolulu, and now after two years has provided a home for his bride and has sent for her. They will be married immediately when Miss Moore arrives.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
BATCH OF CHINESE RUMORS
Including the Degradation of Ii
 Hung Chang.

London, Oct. 1S.-Special dispatches from Shanghai recite numerous ru- mors in circulation there. Among these are reports that the heir apparent, Pu Chun, son of Prince Tuan. is dead: that Ii Hung Chang has been degraded on account of the surrender of Pao Ting Flu, and thas Prince Yuan has got pos session of the emperor's seal and is terrorizing the dowager.
 London, Oct. 1S.-It is learned here that Prince Ching and Ii Hung Chang have prepared a peace proposal and submitted the same to the powers. Nothing is ascertainable in regard to it's actual terms but it is learned that it will have to undergo considerable moGliication before proving accept- able
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19

The infamous ice trust, Mr. Herndon was informed, was made up of repub- ucuns. Ev ry school boy knows that the head of this meanest of monOpolies is Richard Croker. Bryan's sponsor in New York. The only republican of prominence whose name has ever been m. ntioned with the ice trust is Sen ator Platt and his connection with the trust has been so amply disproved that no democratic newspaper has referred to iJ within three months.
 Mir. Hernd0n painted a pathetic pie turc of the crushing of the South Af- rican republics and charged the Me Kinley administration with having turned a deaf ear t2 their appeals for media ton. when Mr. Herndon must know that of all the rulers on earth Presid mt Mckinley Was the Caly one w..o answered this appeal by volun- teeIing the kindly offices of the United States in a settlement of the difficulty between the Transvaal and England. Mir Herndon ,nOws, too. that more could not have been done without pro- voking a war with Great Britain. But in all these things Mr. Herndon was not more fallacious than Mir. Bryan has been.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
GREEK LETTER CONVENTION.
The SiXty-Sixth of the Delta Upsilon at
 Rochester, N. Y.

Syracuse, N. Y.' Oct. 1S.-The sixty sixth annual convo ntion of the Delta Upsilon fraternity opened here today The Delta Upsilon is one of the oldest college fraternities In the United States, having ben founded at Will Hams college in 1884. and it enjoys the distinction of being the only non-secret organization among the prominent Greek letter societies.
 Tn present convention is being held under the auspices of the Syracuse chapter and is attended by about 200 delegates from various parts of the country. The present officers Of the fraternity ars: President, Judge F. B. sherman of Chicago; secretary, Gold win Goldsmith of Columbia; treasurer, Samuel $. Hall of Harvard. The con- vention lasts two days and will end with banquet to be given tomorrow evening at Brown university.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
BEES CHASE OWNER TO TOWN.

Cherry Creek. N. Y, Oct. 1S.-When Israel Carpenter took the honey from his beehives and started off to peddle it yesterday, the bees protested and followed him angrily into the village. MT. Carpenter ignored the insects, which swarmed into the store after him until the proprietor yelled at him to get out and lodged under the coun- ter. Meanwhile some of the bees. which had remained outside, charged upon MT. Carpenters horse, and it ran away. The bees settled down on the
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
POWDER IN THE WAY
The Miners Likely to Decline to Con sider the Proposed Reduction in Price in Connection With the Offered Increase of Ten Per Cent in Wages-President Mitchell Non -Committal.

Scranton, Pa. Oct. 1S- Representa- tlves of nearly all the big coal compa- nies of the region conferred here to- day and made an agreement to amend the notices already posted by attach Ing to them: Tn further expla nation of the above notice this company de- sires to say that it is the intention to pay the advonce in wages above noted until April 1. 1901, and thereafter un- til further notice"
 The following tatement was issued to the press: ''The representatives of the larger companies at their meeting today stated in reply to inquiries that they had offered their man ten per cent advance as indicated by the mo- tlces they had posted, that this notice specifically stated that the reduction of the price of powder for $2.75 to sl.50 would be considered in arriving at the wages of their contract miners.
 Tt was expected when the notices were posted that the offer was to stand until April 1 and indefinitely thereafter, but inasmuch as there seems to be some misunderstanding in this matter, they have agreed to add to their notice a clause to the effect that it is their intention to pay the ad- vance unil April l. 1901, and thereafter until further notice"
 President Mitchell was infolmeu by telephone of the action of the oper- ators and stated that he would have to decline to discuss the probable effect 1 in regard to a settlement until he had given the matter careful consideration. He would not say whether i. would be possible to deal with the difficulty without calling another convention.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
Representatives of Canada After In
 formation.

Washington, Oct. 1S.-Roger c. Clute and George Simpson, chairman and secretary, respectively. of a committee appointed by the Canadian government to investigate the subject of Chinese immigration into Canada. called at the treasury department today and had a
 conference with Assistant Secretary Taylor and the officials of the immigra- tion service. These gentlemen repre- sented that the Canadian government was becoming somewhat concerned about the immigration of Chinese into the dominion and had appointed a com nittee to make an exhaustive investi- gation and report their findings to the
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19

Canadian parliament. Their principal purpose in coming to Washington was to obtain copies of our Chinese eXclu- sion laws. the reports of committees Of congress on the subject and such other general information as was obtainable here From the conversation had with with the Canadians 1t was apparent there is a growing feeling in Canada in favor of legislation excluding all inn migrants who are suffering from con tagious diseases or otherwise objec- tionable as citizens of the dominion.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
COMPANIES COMING UP.

Shamokin, Oct. 1S.-Notices that the terms of the Scranton convention of miners have been accepted by the Phil adelphia x Reading company were posted throughout this region today The strikers are highly pleased but will not return to work till all the com panies involved accede to the demands. It is the general impression that all the employees will be in line by tomorrow and that the strike will be declared off on Saturday or Monday.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
MIR. HANNA'S TOUR.

Sioux Falls, s. D.. Oct. 1S-Woon- socket turned out large crowd to hear the republican leaders, many farmers with their harvest hands driv- ing in from a distance of twenty miles, At Mitchell, the county seat of Davison county, the larg st crowd had gathered since Senator Hanna spoke at Madison, Wis. The meeting was a gala day in Mitchell and excursion trains from points within fifty miles brought hun- dreds of outsiders.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
FIVE HEALTHY BOY BABIES.

Marms Home, Minn., Oct. 1S.-Mrs Henry Smith has broken all records for maternity in the northwest by giv- ing birth to five healthy boy babies Mrs. Smiths mother also had two pairs of twins and gave birth to triplets twice. She was the mother of fifteen children in all.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
A KILLING LOVER
He heightened the List of His Vic
 tins Yesterday.

Columbus, Ind. Oct 1S.-AtWayman- vile, Ind, Dr. Conda Beck, late this afternoon, shot and killed William Bar ton because Barton objected to Beck keeping company with his daughter. Two years ago Beck killed Miss Grace Cohee. because she refused to marry him. Beck was acquitted of the crime. The tragedy created a tremendous sen sation.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
MINE WORKERS WAITING.

Hazleton. Pa, Oct 1S-Omcials or the United Mine Workers have made no move yet to declare the strike of, but it is practically certain that they will do so as soon as a sufficient nuin- Der of the coal companies post notices according to the demands of the men.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
NOTICES OF SURRENDER.

Lehgh, Oct 1S.-The Lehigh Coal company posted notices today exactly similar to those issued by the Pardee company, abOlishing the sliding scale, agreeing to a ten per cent increase till April l, 1901 and thereafter till notifca- ton to the contrary. and fixing the price of powder at $1.5O d keg instead of $2. .75.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
THE YOUTSEY TRIAL.

Georgetown. Oct 1S.-The Youtsey trial is drawing rapidly to a ciose- All the testimony is in, instructions have been given to the jury and speeches are being made. The verdict is expected by tomorrow afternoon. There is no inn provement in Youtsey's condition.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
NOT OUT OF THE WOODS.

Hazleton, Pa, Oct. 1S.-The feeling Is prevalent here tonight that the de- cision of the operators meeting at Scranton today to insist that a reduc- ton in the price of powder must be taken into considera ton in determining the net ten per cent increase in wages has complicated matters esomewhat A further delay in reaching an amicable adjustment of the trouble Is now feared
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
ROOSEVELT IN THE EAST
Closed His Campaign in Ohio
 Yesterday.

Canton. O.. Oct. 1S-RooseveIt arrived here this morning, after a speech at Akron. In his address here he declared that President Mckinley has faced greater problems more successfully than any man before or since Lincoln, except Washington.
 Roosevelt closed his Ohio campaign at Navarro and entered upon the West Virginia campaign at Wheeling.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
ZEPPELIN'S AIR SHIP.

Friederichshafen. Oct. 1S- Count Zeppelin's air ship ascended. this af- ternoon. was steered against the wind and put successfully through various maneuVers.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
THE CONQUEROR.

The sUppos- q conqueror. but the real victim Of Col. Wilson's ingenious ma lignijy. was next introduced. As usual, AIr Smith had a bad cold and was worn out by unfortuitous events. As usual he was proud and thankful for tai. o,lpcuring Of citizens which he could not help regarding as a mark of appreciation of his sDotless and even colorIess public record. As usual he expected to eturn to Phoenix before the end of the campaign and discuss the burning issues. He closed by warmly eulogizing Col. Wilson and tha rest of the late political thugs and sandbaggers.
 Then there was a wild and ill-advlsed demand for Judge Baker which was at first resented by that gentleman. He finally acquiesced and put the lights
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
BROOKLYN TAKES IT
Captures Fourth and Final Game in
 Championship Series.

Pittsburg, Pa. Oct. 1S.-Brooklyn is the champion of the base ball world. carrying off the beautiful Chronicle Telegraph trophy cup and half the gata receipts of the series. Score: Brook lyn, 6; Pittsburg, l.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
COCONINO REPUBLICANS.

Williams. Oct. 1S.-tSpeCiaL)- \ big republican mass meeting was held here tonight and all the county candidates were present Attorney F. z. Clark of Flagstaff and F. B. Dorr of Williams were the principal speakers of the evening.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
FOUR HUNDRED IDLE.

Joliet, H., Oct. 1S-Four hundred m n, constituting the night shift of the Rockdale plant of the American Steel and Wire company, were laid off in definitely.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
JOE LETTER WINS A BIG STAKE.

Paris, Oct. 1S.-Joe Letter of Chicago. brother of the vicereine of India, and Pat Sheedy of New York today con- cludyd a poker game. It was an all- night session. Letter is $25,0O0 to the good. Sheedy. who is a professional gambler. says Letter is just as good an amateur at cards as he is a profes- sionaI,
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
THE NEW SHAMROCK.

London. Oct IS.-It is understood that the Shamrock will De built by the Hendersons. on the Clyde, and that Sycamore will be her skipper with MT. Jameson in general charge. Sir Thomas Lipton will take both the old and new Shamrock across the Atlantic. Sir Thomas hopes to arrive in the United States about the middle of July.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
HoHENLoHE's SUCCESSOR.

Berlin, Oct. 1S.-Emperor William has accepted the resignation of Hohenlohe. Count von BuelOw has been appointed chancellor and minister of foreign af- fairs.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
PLACE FOR MIR. MORTON.

Washington. Oct. 1S.-There is some talk tonight of the appOinGnent of former Nice-President Levi P. Nor ton as the third member on the part of the United States on The Hague in terna,ional board.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
A FAMILY EXTINGUISHED.

Washington, Oct. 1S-A cablegram to the war department announces the death of Major Matt R. Peterson of yellow fever in Cuba, and also says his wife shielded an hour later.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
BIG ORDER FOR STEEL RAILS.
Pennsylvania Buys 15O,OOO Tons at $2t
 Per Ton.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1S.- President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad company today awarded contracts for 10000 tons of steel rails, for which the company will pay $26 a ton, or a total of $500, 900 for the entire order
 The contract, it is understood, is d. vided among the Federal, Carnegie, Cambria, Pennsylvania and National Steel companies.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
PARLIAMENT PROROGUED.

London, Oct. 1S.-At a meeting of the privy council the queen prorogued par lament till December, when it will again be prorogued till the usual time of assembling, the middle of February.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
SAM JONES IN POOR HEALTH.
He Cancels All Engagements and Re-
 tires to Atlanta.

Chicago, Oct. 1S.-A special to the Chronicle from Atlanta, Ca, says:
 Rev. sam Jones. the famous evan gelist. is broken down in health and has been compelled to cancel all his dates for lectures in South Carolina and Mississippi. He will come to A. Ianta tomorrow for rest and treatment. His physician has forbidden him to sneak in public for some time
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19

hitching post then and calmly waited for MT. Carpenter to come out. He came. closely pursued by the bees which went in with him. They literally chased him home and prevented the sale of the honey.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
THE SHERMAN MINED CARGO.

San Francisco, Oct. 1S.-The United States transport sherman arrived to- night. thirty-five days from Manila, via Nagasaki. She brought fifty-thre cabin passengers. 467 sick. 1S2 dis charged. T prisoners, F insane soldiers and 42 bodies.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
vERMONTs NEW SENATOR.

Montpelier, Vt, Oct. 1S-Former Gov ernor W. p. Dillingham; has been elect ed senator from Vermont, with the helI of democratic votes.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
ROLAND REED.

New York, Oct. 1S.-A surgical op- eration was performed today on Roland Reed, the actor. It was said tonight that Mir. Reed was doing well.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
WALDERsEE's ARRIVAL.

Pekin, Oct. 17.-Field Marshal Count von Waldersee has arrived. He was accorded military honors and is estab lished in the palace of the dowager en- press
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
MR. sHERMANs CONDITION.

Washington. oct 1S-There was no material change in Mir. Sherman's con- dition tonight except that he showed signs of weakness. The patient is par tially unconscious part of the time.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
INTOLERABLE BOERS.

Pretoria, Oct. 1S-The Boers are daily tearing up portions of the railroad and cutting telephone and telegraph wires. Their attacks are intolerable.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
METAL MARKET.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Lead, unchanged. Silver bars, 6S1s. Copper, brokers eX- change, unchanged; casting, 1G5s.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
A TRIUMPHAL FETE
Col. Wilson Dragged at the Tail of Smith'S Gar
A NIGHT OF SORROW

Underlying the Apparent Surrender There is Believed to be Diabolical Plot of Revenge Against MT, Smith Involving the Sudden Removal of a Congressional Chair From Under Him.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-19

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. June q. 1900
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sac: large sizes sold The
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common. 2irQ3c; full SKINS 1Q1i2c
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in the receipts and for OF prices
steady. although trade is quiet Qualities
OF which there more than plenty prices rule
nearby fancy selected i55sc state Pennsyivana ana
nearby. good choice. l5isq14sc Western of Ias.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. continue dull and values
Peaches light supply: strictly
well colored fruit IL selling fairly we'll
=pecked lots immature neglected
cal Southern cherries supply and moving
prices: first lots offered Maryland ana
Delaware sold quoted yesterday:
however. a slow demand. prices dropped
heavily. the great bulk Of the days business being In
and moving slowly. Huckeberries steady fancy rv
small neglected Gooseberries cars az
waterneons In to-day working moderately
quoted Muskmelons stock largely
inferior and hard to sell at any reasonable price, fancy
is wanted at fair prices: We Apples Ben
Davis fancy Dbl S3lS3 10 Baldwin fair
pr me- 50 5od$S; Russet, Roxbury prime So So
ass peaches Georgia. fair prime early per carrier
81 50s2: poor lots 75c1sl o5 Florida Japanese vare
ties per 81 s0pS2 do common early SId1Sl o.
cherries Virginia and North Carolina Black Tertsrian
10 basket. 3od60c: large white red. a565Oc
do 2odcoc; Jersey 4OQ50c MARYLAND Ana
Delaware souri, per 0t saoo strawberries Hilton and