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R0osEVELT'S TOUR.
In Speech at Joliet, Ills. 4e Refers
ID Trust Question.


Chicago Oct. S.-Governor R0asevnlfs
SPECIAL train LETT Chicago early for East
st. Louis and St. Louis. stopping at w
rions Illinois towns and cities en- route
Among those accompanying the governor
We're Harry S. New and Graeme Stew
art, Republican national committeeman.
and President Hamilton of the Republic
an National league.
The first stop was made an hour later
al Joliet. After that point the itinerary
provided for stops and speeches by Cow
ernor Roosevelt ut Streator Eureka, Pc
oria, Lincoln, Springfield, Jacksonville,
l.itehhed. Alton and East ST. Lollis.
A large crowd. including local Itopub-
lican organizations, greeted the arrival
of the Roosevelt special train at Joliet.
Cheers were given for Governor Rcose-
welt, Senator Cullom and Governor Tan
ner as they appeared upon the platform.
Governor Rooscvclts speech was brief.
He was followed by Senator Cnlom. In
the course Of his remarks at the Court
house square Governor Roosevelt said:
Give congress the power to deal with
trusts. ] mean the large corporations.
Such evils can be wiped out by cool. reso-
lutte common sense. June i last congress
tried to pass constitutional amendment.
The bill was beaten by the Democrats
who said it would take the only issue
from this campaign"
\ regiment Of rough riders III uniform
headed II large procession which met
Governor Roosevelt and party at
Streator ana escorted them TO the city
park, which was throngcd by citizens
and thousands Of eXcursionists. Govern
or Roosevelt, Senator Cullom and Gov
ernor Tanner spoke briefly
The sun., 1900-10-09
Spanish Fishermen Make rrouble.

Nigo, Spain, Oct. S.-t'resh disorders
have occurred Ms result or the indus
trial rivalry between the fishermen Of
this neighborhood and those of Can@as,
province Of Pontevedra. who. us already
cabled fired on the Spanish gunboat Vas
co Nunez de Balboa as lhat vessel was
leaving the port Saturday, wounding
many persons, and aiSp attacked the ma
val commandant Of the port. Tho latest
disturbances have resulted III numbers Of
men being wounded and III fishing boat
heing burned at Cangas. The NascG
Nunez de Balboa has seized seven fishing
haotS
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Morris Park Entries for Toda
Snnrisl "a Tba Gi,p


First Race-6F NIaidens. Mar
Simmons 49, West Baden,
Cleary, Hop Brook, Capt Banu
NOR; Dyke, Fatalist, Lizzie Regel
land Prince. Frank Webb lO7; Isil
Come to Order, Miss Mitchell HuD
Ellen 3, Draughtsman ~; Pr. Richard
ITO.
Second Race-Withers mile. Lost
Chord, Charawind ST ENcesis Godfrey
sparrow Wing l02; Tie Chamberlain 90;
Favonius llO; Water Cure 92; Toll
uca 81.
Third Race Eclipse course . year
olds. TIE Rancho Del Paso Stakes. Tela-
mon l09; Maximus, Bedeck, Autolight
l06; Demurrer lis; Aard Scheck l22;
Silverdale ll5
Fourth Race-SF Over the hill. 8 year
olds. The FairNiew selling stakes Woos.
ter Boy l07; Greenock ,; Asquith 1l0.
Fifth Race-Withers mile. Selling.
Belle Orleans, Presti sigitator lo3; Nc
Leod Of Dare, MilstrPam l0I; Aivarado
II. i03; Magic Light 95; Harry McCoun
9S.
Sixth Race Withers Mile handicap.
Sparrow Wing 93; Douro l05; Belle of
Troy 10; Herbert 80; Bangor los; Raj
faeio lis; Intrusive l2S; Eloim 80.
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Receiver For silk Company.

Watertown, N. Y, Oct. S.-,Justice
Francis II. Haiscock of Syracuse has APP
pointed Robert Lansing Of this city re-
ceiver of the Ellwood Silk company,
whose plant is located in this city. This
is the first step toward the dissolution of
the company, which is practically inso-
vent. The assets are $112, ,2S0.G4 and the
debts SS3, 1923. The principal stock
holders are Ellsworth Ellwood, Byron H..
Ellwood and f. $. Nandusen. The com
pany was formerly located at Fort Plain,
NJ Y
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SUNDAY Ganes.
Morris Park Races Yesterday.
Special to The sun.

First-7F. Beau Ormonde 9 to 10 ard
out, LIST; Moor no second money; Hardly
Be. Time l.27.
Second-5F. Basuto . to and even,
lst; Orienta to |, %; Advocator Sd.
Time CT.
Third-6F. Gold Heels to 5 and s to
3, LIST; Colchester to 10, "a; Choice Sd.
Time ! p.
Fourth-1M. Compensation even and
| z, lst; Belgrade to /, ID; Wait Not
Sd. Time LII.
Fiith-1M. Annoy - to and 4 10 i,
lst; Olea 3 to !, 20; The Amazon Sd
Time l.42.
Sxth-SF. Potsnte . to and ITO 10,
lst; Charentus Z to 5, ID; intrusive Sd
Time l49.
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Com, tied suicide In ceII.

Riverhe N. ~, Oct. S.-.John d.
Barton,l isoner in the Suffolk county
Jail whIo S wanted in different parts
of the cot try ON charges of forgery,
committed Ftlicide in his cell by taking
poison. autopsy will be held to de-
terminei WI kind of poison Barton took
to end Ills M. On Saturday Barton tried
to brealrl fE of Jail, but was discovered
by one 'sf keepers, who prevented him
from calrign out his plan.
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philadelphia oarsman Drowned.

Philadelphia. Oct. S.-Z. 7. Richard
son, a member of the Malta Boat club,
was drowned in the Schuylkill river by
the capsizing of his racing shell while he
was rowing over the national course.
The shell used by Richardson was known
to be cranky" and easily upset, and it is
supposed that he ''caught crab" and
lost his balatfce. just as Richardson
went over the Vesper crew, which won
the first prize at Paris, came down the
river, and the men made an unsuccessful
effort to save him.
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cubn.s customs Receipts.

Washington, Oct S.-The total customs
receipts for the island of Cuba during the
first eight months of 1900 We're $l0,672,
02965 as against S9.493 0SS.4G for the
same period dsefTeeii conpiecesf -" state
M of 50 feet
81, en John IL. Dandy has been elected
ile president for Delaware Of the Aatin
p y, Bankers Association.
nv !" Prof. Lowther Of New York. 4 bin
aT an expert. gave an exhibition last even
,at 9 at the Young Mems Republican Clnb
to House Sergeant Joseph Howgate
las today for weeks vacation. fofl
House Sergeant Isaac England Is ac'
+. iii his place. v,,r as
baUIsrsr 10 XIII the shah of Persia while
he was visiting the sultan. Thirty of
the sect have been arrested. One of their
number was the assassin of the late shah.
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The Greek warship Sails.

New York, Oct. S.-The Greek cruiser
corvet Nauarchos Miaulis. which has
been in port for the past ten days. pro-
ceeded on her cruise. passing out of quar-
antine for Boston. From Boston she will
sail homeward to the Mediterranean, her
itinerary of United States ports in the
course of her extended voyage being con-
fined to Philadelphia, New York and Bos
fnx,
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va cit Yankee In Bad shane.

Bristonl, r. L., Oct. S.-The 20 footer
Yankee, rwned by H. B. Duryea and
Harry PE' Whitney, was hauled out by
the HeiIrrshoffs for extensive repairs.
Her boN ~ II badly twisted and many of
her pla iAnKl under water are damaged
as the lples of heavy blow off New
port las lt1A. These planks probably
viii he kefled by steal plates.
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Chicago Races Yesterday.
Snecial To The sim

First-5F. Royal Victor, Mateo, Tola.
Time 10.
second-6 Goal Runner, Highland
Lad Sir Christopher. Time l13.
Third-Short course. Afquebns, Alice
B, Manohee. Time 3 46.
Fourth-lM. Specific, Scarlet Lily,
Wax. Time Ill.
Ffth-6F. Bonnie Lisaak, Bowen,
Port Wine. Time III.
The sun., 1900-10-09
Eight Hurt In Collision.

Chicago, Oct. Slight persons wei
injured, one of them seriously. by a col
lision between a Calumet electric car and
a south bound Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern train at Stony Island avenue
and Seventy street. The conductor
Says the accident was due to the fact
that the motorman, who was new man,
did not bring the car to stop before
Starting across the tracks.
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General Markets.

New York, Oct s.
FLOuR-State and western quiet and little
easier in tone, but not quotably lower; Minnesota
patents, 81 20a4 80: winter straights, 49, 55a3 65;
winter extras, 50. 7Oa3; winter patents, So. 70a4
WllEAT-Quiet and weaker this morning under
liquidation inspired by lower cables, clear weather
in the northwest and heavy worlds shipmentsi
December, 81 7-16aS3c.; March, S5ssas6c
RYE-Bnll; state, 55a56c., c. i. f., New York;
No. western, 59a4c., o. b.. afioat.
CORN-Fairly active and hrmer in sympathy
with the west stronger provision market and re-
newed spot demand; December, ~ 7l6a421sc;
May Il 7-16a4l1ac.
oATS-Slow, but firmly held; track white
state 261aa34c; track, white western, 261aaS4c.
PORK-Strong; mess, S14al5 family, s16. 50a1T.
LARD-Firmer prime western steam, 7.72iac.
BUTTER-Quiet; state dairy, l5a2Oc; creamery,
16a2O1ac
CHEESE Weak; large white, lie. small white,
l1Aall%c.
EGGs-Firm; state and Pennsylvania, 20a2lc.i
western loss off, zoe.
SUGAR-Raw steady: fair refining, 4Ac. cen
trifuga 96 test, 4&c.; refined steady; crushed,
else: powdered, 5.s5c.
TURPENTlNE-Steady at 40iaa4lc.
M0LASSES-Ste New Orleans, 4Sa5Sc.
RICE-steady domestic, 43ss6lSc.; Japan. AZ
a5c
TALLoW-Steady; city, 4Ac; country, 4%a5c.
HAY - Quiet; shipping, 75a774ac; good to
choice, s21aa921ac.
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ling Lyons ID MeGaryey ad post
poAed "a Aet'aryey said he could not
faee without Z stlaw ''dicet' On and the
crowd crowd refused 70 allow him to wear ii.
Ihe potatoes We're captured by BILLY,
Hgal while the wrangle was in progress.
The score:
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Jury 06Tained FOR Yon,.ax

Georgetown, Ky, Oct. S.-A jury has
Deen completed to try Henry e. Youtsey
"a the charge of being a principal in the
'hooting of Governor Goebel. The tales
pen We're sworn. and Commonwealth's
Attorney Bradley proceeded with the
'Eening statement.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange.
Now york. Oct

New York, Oct s.
Money on call neninaliy at 2la per cent Prime
mercantile pal.e 5a5ai per cent. Sterling ex.
shan4e weas. with actual business in bankers
il's at s. Ss4i4a4,sil2 for demand and at S4,Sla
ASIA for 80 days. Posted rates, S1.s11aa4.S2 ana
s4.S5lzal.s6. Commercial bills, S4.soMa4. sos4.
Silver certificates, dii4at5tao. Bar silver 641sc.
Mexican dollars 505sc. Government bonds steady.
state bonds inactive Railroad bonds irregular.
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nn-Chun Reported euiet.

Hol kong, Oct. S.-The town of San
Chun quiet, and the stores have been
rcopel 4. The rebels who attacked Sal
Wan ear San-Chun. Saturday are be-
licveG o belong to the force Of Triads
which is proceeding westward levying
black il and recruiting. The missions
in the interlAnd are safe.
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Federal Revenue From Bathtubs.

Washington, Oct. S.-According TO the
annual report Of Martin A. Eisele, super
intendent of the Hot Springs reservation,
made TO Secretary Hitchcock. there are
in operation at the Springs 534 bathtubs,
yielding an annual revenue of Sl0,O2O.
The total revenues were SlS,6T0 and the
disbursements $13,311. The department
of the interior expended $S213 for inn
provements. making the total $21,624.
He estimates the number Of visitors dur
ing the last fiscal year to have been 5O,-
600. and at times they taxed the capacity
of the hotels and boarding houses.
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occuTE d by the Russians. AIter the oc-
cupatN II Of Shan Hai-Kuan the Ameli-
cans efused 10 further participate in
the o. ralions. Part Of the Russian force
is adN nciug northward.'
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WEST SIDE.
Totals

summary--Two base hits. Hyland, Massey
Base on balls, bS Welsh 2; by Hawk /. Struck
Earned runs, East Sire T. Left OH bases, West
Side 5; East side Z.
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Reuort nv AIexicR.

st. Petersburg, Oct. S.--Admiral Alex
Jeff in reporting the occupation of Shan
Hail Kuan, on the gulf of Liau-Tong,
says: I'm accordance with an agreement
of the admirals the forts have been di-
vided among the diff nations. The
town has not been pied, but the
gates are guarded b. cry. The forts
are nearly intact, /, whole route
from Pong-ken to s. .-Kuan is now
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Ataltis6n Is North American :. 14as
Bur y Gain....... l254 Northern Pacific !. 4sls
C.i q, & 4 st. L.. 81 Do preferred ,.,... SO
Cht -apeake II Ohio 2sf4 New York Central 12s1s
Glieaeo Gas...... SIS omaha .1l5ls
Cotton afl......S Ontario Western. 20ik
3el. 4 Hudson. lt1ia Tactic Mail ...... 81
f.rie............... II Reading ......,.... l61k
General Electric, l37i. Rock Island .......l05la
LlclaWsnna.. l74la ST Paul .........112
Observation-Disclosures. lila Sugar Refinery ...118A
louisville i Na-h. 7lis Texas Pacific ...... l5%
Nanh3ttau Eop.s.. 90ls Union Pacific -. 5s
Missouri Paeife... 491a Wabash preferred. 174s
Northwestern. 1G0 Western Union -. 19
y. j. Central. -. 10
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BaLteries-Meneiee and Donohue;
Hahn and kahoe.
The sun., 1900-10-09
National League Games.

Batterirs-Taylor and Donohue; Phil
lips and kahoe. Umpire O'Day.
EARLY GAME.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
GROVER
DECLINES
To Express His Opinion With
Regard 10 the Political
Situation.
IN A DIGNlFlED REPLY
He RegretfuIly Acknowledges
That He Is In As Much
PerpIexity As the
Rest Of Them.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Former pre-.
sideut Cleveland. in snswer to a letter
from DR.. Hepworth, representing the
New York Herald, Who asked for the
ex-president's opinion on the polisicsl
situation, has sent the following:
"BUZzARD'S BAY, Mass, August q,
1900 My Dear DR.. Hepworth: Your
letter received. l am quite sure you
wron gly estimate the value OF any ex-
preston l might make concerning the
political situation. Besides, l am by
no means free from the perplexity
which now afflicts thousands of those
who love the principles OF true dem
ocrAcy. In these circumstances l am
not inclined To advise others as 10
their present political duty.
A crisis has arisen when each mans
conscIence and informed patriotic
sense should be his guide. 1nRsmucb.
therefore, as neither the certainty OF
my ability to rightly advise nor any
call Of obligation prom pts me TO dis
clss political conditions, l think l
olght to be permitted in my retire
m ent to avoid the irritation and souse
which my interferencs a. this time
would iuevitably invite.
Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
Died OF Heart Failure.

Aaron Schloss, age 6I, died suddeuly
OF heart failure As bis home a. III
Franklin street ~ II O'Clock last mig ht.
BE had severe attack iust before
that hour and fell On the floor, receiv-
ing shock from which he failed to
recover. The deceased WAS Q native
of Bavaria and had lived in FL Paso
for fifteen years.
The funeral will occur from the fam
ily residence tomorrow at 9 o'clock
with the Jewish ceremonies. A.Kline,
A. Krsksuer. Albert Schutz, b. Blu
menthsl. Z. 3. Fstmsn and W. Fat
man will act as pail bearers.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
REPUBLICAN pRl MARiES.
The Several Wards and Precincts to
Choose Delegates Tonight.

The ward primaries will be ed to.
night at 7:30 O'Clock Instead cf p. N,
a called. This change has been gens-
rally concurred in 60 that those taking
p Art need not miss the circus which is
1 town today.
The several polling places are as
follows: First ward, Tivoli hall: Sec
ond ward, county court room: third
ward, Office OF Pass City Inoependen,.
ST. Louis street: fourth wa-d, 400
Oregon street. The fret ward ,s en-
titled to four delegates. the second six.
the third five, and the fou, tn three
There will be practically no contest
At the polls, although few dissppoins-
ed individuals are trying to steal some
Of the Hawley thunder that has resulted
from the coz test at Waco. At Waco
Ell Paso county went on record, and
one of her delegates was
named as an alternate delegate to the
Philadelphia convention from the
state at large. on the Hawley delees-
Those individuals who are posing as
friends of the congressman simply be-
cause they want to be in line, aud ara
paradiug their great popularity
the democratic dailles, will
likely be sat upon SO bard that they
will feel like the trsditiooal pancake
They are apt to realize ttat the repub-
licans have not forgotten the 6asco OF
Q year sgo last spring.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
MAJOR At TWENTY
Rassieur Was the Author Of
a Famous Set Of Mis-
souri, Uni0nist ReSo-
luti0ns.

! CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Msjor RassieUr
has been elected commander in chief
OF the G. A. r. the other officers elect
ed follow: senior vice commander, Z. G..
| Milliken, of Maine: junior vice COM
mapder, Frauk Sea mons, of Knt xville,
Tenn: surgeon general, John E. Will
kline, of Deles. Ohio: chaplsio in chief,
Rev. A. Drohams. Of San Quentin.
California.
Major Lao Rassieur was born in Ger
m any IN 1874. He came to this ooun.
try In 1851 with his parents, who set
tied In St Louis. He was edu, ated in
the pu blic schools and stterded the
high school.
He did not com plete his high ect ool
course, however, and az the age Of
sixteen years he took q position in
law Office. He was thus enRag ed at
the breaking out of the civil war In
the spring OF 1861.
When he was still not quite Il he
WAS elected by the loyal Germans OF
south ST. Louis as their spokesman at
q meeting held for the purpose OF
locality should express their inseptioc
of standing by the union or remaining
neutral.
At the call of young Rassieur, who
had been ruled out of order by the
chairmen of the meeting, the loyal
men in attendance reasembled at an
other place and adopted . set of resolu-
tions in favor Of the union, which has
become historic in the annals of Mis-
souri,.
Rassieur enlisted in the First U. 5.
reserve corps volunteers, May l, 1861.
aud was made an orderly sergeant. He
WAS mustered out of service August
20. 1865, with the rank of maj, ,r. which
commission he received at the age OF
90.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
BETSY AND THE BEAR.
A Little AlIegory With Some LEGAL
Application.

"The statement concerning John
O'Keeffe In this mornings official dem
ocrssic paper" said prominent re-
publican to q HERALD man, reminds
me OF the story OF the pioneer who
stood of and watched a Eght between
his wife and q besr, in which the wife
came out victorious, and the old man
told the peig b oors how he and Betsy
killed the bear.
"Mr. ,O'Keeffe through the dem
ocratic press OF the city is trying to
tell how he and Betsy killed the bear,
bus be goes farther than the pioneer
ss be does not even give Betsy any
credit
Through Mr. O'Keeffe's famous al
lance with the Dwyer brothers,
which proved 60 disastrous to the re-
publican ticket q year ago last spring,
he lost the confidence of the larger
share OF the republicans that were
ready TO help him before, and today
the only ones who will be found with
him politically arc the friends OF Post
master Campbell Who turned the city
government over TO the democr ate
when the republicans had by lard
work and great sacrifice elected
O'Keeffe mavor. The motive of these
few republicans is apparent.
"The rsn6 and file of republicans
are In line for good government and
to rebuke Chairman
Green's autooratic actions as far as
they can. II Ned Green has a cham
pion IN Ell Psso county who Is ready to
defend his actions At San Antonio he
has not up to the presenr time showed
up In public"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
A VERY LIVE NAN
Sheriff Garrett Able to Deny the he
port That He Was killed BY
Barbse.

The report reached here from Ala
mogordo yesterday that Sheriff Pat
Garrett, OF Las Cruces, was killed by
William Barbee in the mountains
north OF that place several days ago.
Fortunately, however, Mr.. Garrett is
able to deny the report himself and eet
all anxious hearts at rest.
JUICE A. B. Fall was In the city
from Las Cruces last night and when
asked about the report said that he
saw Pat and learned from him that
the report was out. The rumor pre-
sumably started in Alamogordo. and
had 90 foundation whatever.
The report had it that Garrett aud
deputy Ben Williams were chasing
Bartee through the mountains sad the
latter got of his horse. waylaid them
a nd killed both men.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
THE MOB'S
DESIRE
Would Not Have Been Salts
fled By the Mere Death
Of the Negro.
THEIR MARKSMANSHiP
Needed Practice, So They
Strung the Murderer Up
and Used Him For
a Target.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. 30 Tom
Amos, a negro. was lynched at Cheney
vile late last mig ht for the murder OF
. white man named L. Wilson Jackson
He confessed his guilt, but could give
no reason for the murder.
He offered to commit suicide, that is,
to climb q tree, tie rope around his
neck and limb of the tree, and jump
of.
The mob would not consent to THE,
and strung him up and riddled HE
body with bullets.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
PAS0 TEXAS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 80. 1900.

probably refers to the Taku date lice
Foo.
JAPANESE MOVEMENTS.
BERLIN, Aug. 30.-A dispatch frem
Tien Tsiu says that she allies are NOV
ing from Pekin southwark and that
the Japanese have occupied Pao Tung
Flu. Pao Tung Flu is over 100 miles south.
wess of Pekin. There have been several
reports recently TO the effect that the
Japanese were marching toward it.
The objsc of the occupation OF Pso
Tung Fu 10 not clear, bus II reports are
true is Indicates that the Japanese
contemplate . more extensive oam-
psign OF paci6cation by force than the
other powers will admit Of.
CASUALTY LIST.
TEN TsIN, Aug 27.-Tbe following
casualties occurred August 24th
Private Philip NJ. Anderson, Co X
I4.h infantry, died from effects OF
shrspnel wound: VIM. II Wsldren,
second lieutenant. 9sn infantry, wound
in hand, serious.
CHAFFEE.
GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-A Shan ghai dis
patch reports q great battle fought be-
tween allies, Boxers, and imperial
troops, at Ho ST Wu on the road to
Pekin. IL was q sweeping victory
for the allies. The Chinese loss WAS
$500 killed and wounded.
Prince Tusn, known As the The
- Modern Nero" who is charged with
she trouble in China,is
among the slain.
The allied troops engaged in the bat
tie we're German, Russian, and Japan
ese re!nforcements, IL was believed,
who left rien Tsin on Q rush march 70
Pekin.
The massing of Boxers aud Chinese
troops near Yang Tsun is reported.
A clash between them and the rein
IL expected.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
The United States at Russla's
Request Asks For an End
of Hostilities.
CRITICAL SITUATION
In Shanghai, Where a Plot
To Burn the City
Has Been Dis
covered.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3d.
At the suggestion Of Russia
the United States has appeal
ed TO Europe and Japan for
peace in China.
After two long sessions OF
the cabinet, occupying the
greater partof yesterday, the
appeal was formulated and
forwarded to the various
powers.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
Custom House improvements

The custom officials who have their
offices on the east side of the custom
house are without homes ihis morning
as the ~orkmen have taken possession
and the place is all torn up. But when
completed it will present a greatly
impr Jved appearances.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
GREAT FIRE

Destroys Whole Town In Poland.
CRACow, Aug. 30 Over 5000 in
habitsnts of the town of UnnAu have
been rendered. destitute by a corfs-
grafton which lasted for III hours.
Two hundred and eighty seven
houses were destroyed ana several pso-
Pile burned to death.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
WILL GIVE TWO PERFORMANCES
Campbell Brothers Show Will Ex.
hiblt As a Mendgerie

Campbell Brothers, circus and
meuagerie arrived on the Santa Fe
this morning from Rincop, several
hours late. The delay wss occssioned
by bad condition Of the care. The
parade, which was scheduled to come
off at noon, was delayed until O'Clock
and the . o'clock performance was
pecessarily postponed until 4. The
evening exhibition at the usual hour,
O'Clock.