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AWAITING HIS PASSPORTS.
Chio~sc Cousul Gene rnl ~ San FSanetsc,
Ready to Go uosn~.

Chio~sc Consul Ceuerni NJ ssn Fssaeisco
Ready to Go Hosn~.
SAN FRANcIsco. July ls.-Ho Vow.
the imperial consu! general Of the Chi.
nesc c,npirc. Is officially preparing TO
receive passports for himself aud his at
tacncs. In All interview. he said:
Il understand ,ha, Minister WI At
Washington Is ready TO leave at any
time. l have no, as ye; received def.
u,te orders from him.
Continuing. Ho Vow added:
The Ln.ros. IN this state are 20 n
man heart and soul aga.ns, the Boxers
and ~. nw:Ll crime they arc commit.
ting against humanity have just at.
tended meeting .! the leading Chi.
nose merchants II san Francisco. nj
which II was decided that they would
immediately close their business hc.e,
II necessary. and oicr their services to
the United States ns volunteers 10 80 &c
China and fight under the United
States flag with the allied powers.
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Chinese Minister Has a Cable.
gram Regarding the For.
eigners at Pekin.
All Well There Two Days After
the Massacre Is Said to
Have Occurred.
Message Also Requests Powers
to Preserve Tien Tsin from
Destruction.

WASHINGTON. July l8.-The Chinese
minister has received q dispatch from
the minister at London. authenticated
by Sheng, the imperial inspector OF
posts and tclcgraphs at Shanghai, and
BY two viccroys, declaring that the for.
eigncrs in Pekin were safe on July 8,
and were receiving the protection Of the
government This is two days after
the reported massacre. Minister WI
has laid the message before Secretary
Hay.
The text Of the dispatch received by
Minister Wu and laid by him before
Secretary Hay is as follows:
1.-THE utmost efforts have been made
to protect foreign ministers. who were
we'll An the 18th Chinese calendar, cor.
responding to our July -. II Tien Tsiu
city should bc destroyed it would be
difficult 20 restore the same in 100 years
Request the powers to preserve it as the
consequences would affect Chinese and
Chang Is transferred to North China
as viceroy 10 Chi L. Please transmi,
this dispatch to the ministers at othel
capitals.
This dispatch. which is dated July
III. was siguea 10y Niceroys Llu kune
VI aud Chang Cnih Tung. Of Nankin
and Wu Chang. respectively. and alst
by Sacng. director OF posts ani tele
graphs at Shanghai. 1t was addressed
10 the Chm - minister III London anC
by hlE. ,ra,>:alttci 10 Minister WI.
In ACCORDANCE with tn. request con
tanned IN the cs.hicgram. Mr.. WI asked
| Sccreta.v x " 10 agree. with the othe'
powers. - preserve Ticn Tsin from dc
siruction Inc .ccrctary'> answer wn
| not mace pIh.c. bnt Mr.. WI fears ,ha
the d,,l. uct.oA already las occurred
he regards TIE cab.egram rs peyiecil,
nuil.ca;Ic.
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ANEhlt An CASUALTIES.
p'al Remey Reports Our Total LOsscs
at over Two Hundred.

i'al Remey Reports Our Total Losscs
at over Two Hundred.
A>HlNGros, July IS. - Admiral
\ Aas eahled the navy department
IL city and forts of lien Tsin nrc
hand, 4 tho allies. His lis, OF
and wounded is somcwh hat fuller
rs Previous report. hut still not
s.y complete. His dispatch fol.
y TO, July l'.-Todny hope to
9ahae4 from Tien Tsin either in
'a.s a Iaku or aboard Solacc.
'AaA1ca'ion very uncertain. Fol.
casualties apparently confirmed:
''M.ies Captain Davis killed;
AN Lemley. Licu,ennnts Butler
leonard wounded.
hAy-'olonol Llscum killed: Ma.
"asan aud Lee. Capt aims Noyes,
s'es ahi Eookmillcr, Iicutcnants
~ iAwton. Hammond aud Wal.
wounded. Total killed and
reported. 10; Russians and
lese .o-' heavily: our total loss 70.
e. 49, ao"ut 10 were marines. but
4 ~ believed to bc exaggerated.
Isn,. s"'o'' on shore especially to get
(, "s'e lumber Of names, which will
IMPLY 'clegraphcd. City and
I, -" IN tho hands Of allies. Ad.
oma n''nr returned to fleet; rank.
Tsln." "" n'cA'c" ~
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SUSPENSION OF TRADE.
Troubics Ia China Mrsns . Heavy Loss to
American shippers.

san FRANCISCO. July is. - The
troubles III China will cause the suspcn.
sion of our trade IN -four and other
commodities, said William Whitley.
Hong Kong representative OF hlI
California milling company. who has
,ust arrived from the Orient.
when left Hong X ong. he added.
business was dead there and at Shan--
hAl. &, least 100000 sacks OF flour
were ut Hong Kong that could not bc
delivered in the interior. \ great
quantity OF -four has gone forward
since. and thn, is also held up. The
Chinese. who purchased It TO sell again.
will bc the losers.
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:, tne Town Battered
H. and All the Forts
Are Captured.
:, ,hc Allies Do Immense
n,ce. Causing Numerous
rouilagrations.
unu1red of the Attacking
:. Killed or Wounded
in the Fight.

,ox July ls.-Thc Shanghai cor.
,an, q, The Evening News. tele.
,,eer date of July II. says:
4e s,I,.a troops resumed the at.
,be Chinese wallod city OF
On the morning Of July "a
's..r,e,, in preaching tho walls
(y,urins all the forts. +,
Chinese were completely routed
all,es took possession OF the
city and its deienses
l. ,5,a! losses Of tho allies in the
I.neu,s Of Thursday. Friday and
.av were about 500 killed or
.,ea The casualties were great.
naa, tie Russians and japanese. =
| ,n,, Of tho allies did immense
e. 10 the native city. causing many
eaa.a,ra,ions and finally sileuced
6a,or,,y ot tho enemy's guns Il.
Apeous.y. Then 1900 Russians, as
by small parties Of Germans and
kh. assaulted and captured eight
,hs, were IN position on tho rail.
kubausmeu, aud the forts. the
|z,ue q! which the French subsc.
liz Blew up. 4 body Of American.
il. japanese and Austrian troops
made sor,ie and attacked the
hsena., which the Chinese had ~.
he'd After three hours Of the
81 a,a:.ns yet experienced. the
- sei
casualties sustained by the allies
eAeee.!ingly heavy. especially
10 ,ae Americans. French and
Les
tea. explosions in the native city
caused hy the bomhnrdncnt.
Chinese appear 10 have exhausted
slpp.y Of smokclcss powder. m
ar LON using black powder.
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JAPS AND CHINESE FIGHT.
"sress Row Involving Eight Hundred
Ostcutals.

Ssreet Row Involving Eight Hundred
Ortcntsls.
VANCOUVER. Il. c.. July ls.-A dcs.
pcrate fight took place at the fishing
town of Stevenson, ON the Frazer river.
between SUI Japanese and Chinese.
There IL big fishermen strike at Ste.
venson involving 1000 Japanese and
white men aud 5000 Chinese and the
japanese aud Chinese were idle.
street row between Jap and a
Chinanan occurred over dispute as ia
whether or not japanese army OF
10000 men could whip Chinese army
OF 10000 men in the present war. The
Jap cut of the Cuinaman's queue &c
emphasize his argument aud in several
minutes 800 Japanese engaged in q
hand to hand fight with 500 Chinese
The small posse of policemen wer,
powerlcss to interfere aud thousand.
Of white fishermen watched the fun
In 20 minutes the japanese had broke
90 many Chinese noses and cut of *
many Chinese queues that the Chimes
0cd
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Ntniss~v wa Not surprised.

WASHINGTON. July ls.-The news OF
tho fall Of Ticn Tsin was conveyed to
the Chinese minister early III the day
He was deeply Interested but cvinced
little surprise NJ this outcome as he
had looked upon the result as inevifa'
BILE. lie was surprised that any eiiec-
tive resistance had been made on the
first day of the fighting.
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INDIAN SCARE PASSED.
White settlers of Soiway Kcsuming Their
Former Occupations.

SoLwAY. Mimi. July l>.-Captain
Mercer has returned - the agency from
a visit across the lake, where he has
becn with Indian Agents Shears and
Morrison. III the hopes Of inducing the
Banketers 10 d.sisi their war dancing.
The majority OF the Indians appear
willing 70 confer with tnc whites. but
h. state on account Of the absence OF
four bucks whom they claim are lead
ers Captain Mercer has given the
Elankctcrs !. : hours u come 70 terms.
and bv that time some definite under.
standing Will be reached. The white
settlers near here are resumlng their
regular occupation. feeling much safer
since the visit OF Captain Mercer among
the Blanketers.
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GROWING MONOTONOUS.
Americana winning Moss of the Evenss u
tho Athletic Co"tests IN Paris.

Americana winning Moss of the Events ~
IN. Athletic C"nsesta IN Paris.
pAk,s. July ls.-Twenty-onc cham
pionship contests III connection with
the exposition have been decided dur
inu the last three days. and America
eau boast Of winning IL and OF secur'
inu Is seconds and IL thirds. Nine
events took place during tho day. III
,,hich the Americans placed Q frsts.
q seconds md /, thirds to their credit.
They captured the aoometer nurulc
race, the standing high jump tho three
standing jumps. the long Jump 'ne
hon step and jump, the hammer throw.
inc. and tho standing long jump ana
they did it easily. In fact tho iac'l'y
with which the American athletes car
ried of PRICES grew monot nous
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LEFT FOR HONG KONG.

""ss Absence Prom Canton
nay Cause Trouble.
kmen, 'oS. July Is. Tho state de.
rba s. mas bullctincd tho following:
ka,ch s.e'etary Of state has received q
inia,an ION Consul McWnde ut Can.
As chahs him that the viccroy, Ii
secs,. a' x mas sailed for Hong Kong.
brow =, oa 1h edict appointing him
hedia,o ohl Ii aud commanding his
)ertajna, presence there. Fears are
u pjva ~ Canton that his absence
|ce. !, occasion for disturbance Of the
Captan' 'ehch gunboats have arrived
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SITUATION BRIGHTER.
Washington OHcials 50 Interpret the
IAtc~t Chinese News.


WASHINGTON. July ls.-Thc whole
Chinese situation materially frightened
upon III. receipt Of Admiral Remcy' s
cable report OF the capture OF Tien Tsin
ty the allies. The Associated Press
dispatch showing that this was the ma.
tive walled city cleared MP an ambiguity
tha, was contained in the admiral $
dispatch and swept away the last doubt
in the official MN AS 10 the Importance
Of the victory. The hostile Chinese
have been driven ont Of the shelter OF
the city into the open plain and the al.
lied force has qnadrup!ed Its efficiency
in combat by placing the Chinese IN
this position. 1t is not doubted that
the forward movement on Pekin will
begin n, soon as o cavalry contingent
las arrived from Japan. which should
be within u day or two The moral o.
feet OF
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PRESIDENT ON HAND.

Cabinet uol.s u Scssion 60 Consider the
Chinese situation.
WASHINGTON. July lS.-Thc cabinet
met at 2:3O p ia. Secretaries Hay.
Gage. Root and Long. aud Postmaster
General Smith were present. Sccre.
tary Root took lunch with the president
before tina meeting aud placed in his
possession the latest information from
China, including Minister Wu's cable
gram and Admiral Rcmey's 3 report upon
the fight Mt Tien Tsin.
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CONFIRMATORY DISPATCH.

Csblcwrsm to London kays Foreigner
Were SsGs July Q.
LONDON. July l8.-Mr. William
Pritchard. Morgan. member Of parlia.
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ment Tor Mcrthyr Tydvil, has received
by cable positive assurances from q
source, upon which he relies, that the
British legation at Pekin was still
standing July =, and also that Ii Hung
Chang has left Canton to take supreme
command at Pekin.
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BURLINGTON. Ia. July ls-Secretary
OF Agriculture Wilson. who came here
to attend the funeral Of the late Sena.
tor Gear. received an urgent telegram
from President Mckinley asking him
to come at once to Washington. Sec.
retary Wilson left ut $40 o'clock for the
capital.
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nu...,o- Mann. Oncrs Troops.

INp,ANArous. July ls.-Governor
Mount has telegraphcd President NC.
Kinley Offering the services IN ;1'. on.n" " ~
three regiments and three batteries o.
indiana troops for protection OF AmoF''
rama In China
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HOW TO BEST REACH PEK1,
That the Momentous Question Before
the pOWerA.

That the Momentous Question Before
the Powers.
LoSroS. July lS.-European journals
are indulging in a great deal OF Wild
talk. crediting the powers with having
decided to lay Pekin in ashes. remove
the capital TO Canton and hang the EN-.
press and Prince Tuan. but the writer's
fail 10 take into account the difficulties
which would attend such undertakings
However, the chanccllories fully recog-
nize the magnitude Of tie task con.
fronting the great powers. As mat
ter Of fact, as has already been pointed
ont IN these dispatches, the only thought
for the moment Of the powers IS how TO
reach Pekin. Once there they can be
depended upon. according to the best
Information, to exact whatever penalty
appears 70 be the mos. striking and ef.
1ective.
The mornings news Of the success Of
the allied for ,es at Tien Tsin. though
that success has been dearly bought,
appears TO clear the air somewhat This
victory over the Chinese. it is hoped.
Will enable the a4Iles TO resume prep
arations for an advance, especially as it
10 officially announced that the Japan.
ese force Of %. 600 will all be disem.
barked by July 10. at the latest The
only course open to the powers is to re-
main IN the capital until fanaticism
wears itself ont and the elements Of an
orderly native government begin to
| emerce
For two years Ira w. Kelley OF Name.
6eld. Pa, WAS in poor health on account
OF kidney trouble. He consulted several
ply sicisns and spent considerable money
for medicines without obtaining relief
until he tried Foley's Kidney Cure. and
now writes"I desire TO add my teeti
mony that it may be the cause OF aiding
others"
| CHRIS. SCHuTz.
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IT Ticn Tsin would have been terrible.
according 10 army officers. and would
have been followed by the extension OF
the Boxer revolt to all parts OF China.
Even the Chinese minister now thinks
that this blow has done much TO crush
tho rebellion. He already talks Of peace
commissions in most significant way.
There was no change in the official
situation during the morning. Pend.
ing the arrival Of the president 1t was
not deemed proper to issue any orders
to the troops. The impression gains
ground that the good news OF the morn
ing has relieved the situation to the OK.
tent that the cabinet meeting called for
the afternoon will not be obliged to deal
with emergency measures.
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IL Hung Chang Would Nh, s..

HoSo koso. July ls.-Al the for.
ci9h consuls III Canton had mn inter.
view with Ii Hung Chang July Is, but
failed to dissuadc him from leaving for
the North. Ii Hung Chang is said 70
nave accepted full responsibility for
sny disturbance III Canton during his
absence
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Close to the Korean boundary.
WASHINGTON, July lS.-Secretary Of
State Hay has received dispatch from
Allen. the American missionary in
Korea, saying that the Boxers on Sat.
urday. July IL, destroyed Catholic
mission three miles from the Korean
boundary and 80 miles from the Amer
ican mines.
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HAs,,"'"s Rssshs. wsshs.eso..
1t, acca ac'oS. July l8.-The preG.
., arr,u'npanied arr,unIp BY Secretary Cortel.
in a sea .nes IN Washington At lao D.
Pennsvv,l'aaal car attached to the regu.
''yania train. The train was
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4 gentleman recently cured Of dys-
pepe,a gave the following appropriate
rendering Of Burns famous blessing
some have meat aud Can not eat. and
some have none that want il: but We
have meat and We can eat
kodol Dyspepsia Cure be thank
ed" This preparation will digest what
) ou eat. II instantly relieves and rsdi-
cally cures indigestion and all stomach
disorders
Cook K ODEE.
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kos
hy the the eTrsure
"a
ruea
Auaio
~. RI the Courts
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Danish Mission Destroyed.
COPENHAGEN. July lS.-The Danish
mission station at Fung Kwang Tung,
on the peninsula Of Laio Tung, mas been
destroyed. The missionaries escaped
to Chelnulpo.
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~ minutes late. The president Wa m .t
.. the depot by Secretary Of War Root
anu AdJutant General Corbin and
drove directly to the White House.
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ASSETS or COUNTY IN DETAIL.
Tots' aino2rt OF school mouev loa ed.
secured hy mort-a gee and bonoe. s ..s 90
Cncs O tx corplv tnnfs .............. 3.s,Se3
Trra 4 isX bridge tand............... $50
Cpps q Tax bona interest iupd .......... J, ,,l6.i
Unpa'cisx poor fund. 80. GO
Inpaidi:x inssne ilpo............... 9tS'i
PuCi fsrm .and .................... G.Nl.01
Furh', uie and fA.a.es Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Court bonse ana grounds. ...... 100000
Cast on harr COMFY fund .............. l,.bsa 5,
Cash on hsrG, bridge fnpd ;. .......... l.5.3 =,
Casn on hano, bond interest fund. ...... 4, eIlS
Casn on hapG. insane fuuu. .......... l,oeO.si
Cash on hand. poor farm !una. ...... Les ~
school .oan pal0 Observation-Disclosures. l,ton.0
Total. al............,..... 81, ,la,. -
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MAhTIN BERTHE r. Count
o his 4h day
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70 teach the young ldes hsw 70 shoot
10 pour the fresh instruction o'sr the
mind, % breathe the generous purpose
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preach The gospsl 20 the poor hsaI ths
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the blind, set al liberty then thsI sTe
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the Holy Spirit. He vas consequently
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doubtless would have become one Of
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church
An earnest Sandsy-schooI EorkeE, be
ginning 81 the age Of 16. for seven years
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his native town sz lis superintendent,
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