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Bogus Workers.

Washington. April 24-"If reports be true,
these men have practiced gross deception,
broken a pledge and violated a confidence
which they sought. The humane world will
not hold them guiltless."
This was the declaration of Miss Clara
Barton respecting the reported action OF
the ambulance corps from Chicago In cast
ing away their Red Cross emblems as soon
as they arrived On the field of war in South
Africa and taking up arms IN the Boer
cause.
Miss Barton called upon Secretary of
State Hay today and explained her connec-
ton with this ambulance corps. She was
miliar With ali the circumstance Of the
Miss Barton, as president Of the American
Red Cross society, was waited upon some
time ag9 by a Mr.; Judd OF II Ho lys I'm Mass vs..
lance corps to the Transvaal: It was
the var oi had Received ali Of the outside
help, and she was asked to give the out
E g9tng d sspedhit f}ar c aensidarasio and M ihe B asa
ton gave Mr.. Judd a letter of a general
character, asking right of way and geod
members lived up to the rules of the Geneva
convention. Care was taken to include this
onziy Miss li Barsdn ha d l sha isits that pe eseh
oath before a notary public that he was
SOAAAS Jul W AL SC W "OLA lux
the Red Cross and in the ambulance ser
vice. To confirm this impression Miss Bar
ton was consulted, as was DR.. Hubbell,
respecting the character of the supplies to
be taken, to Africa. the quantities of medl-
cines and the number of stretchers neces-
sary for the party.
There were about IS men in the expedi-
ton when it left New York, q proper num-
party was swelled at Lisbon by about $50
men, who had preceded them. suspicion was
aroused as to the true character of the
men. There was still an indisposition on
the part of the Red Cross people to believe
the first reports Of the breach of faith on
the part of this expedition, but doubt on
that point has been removed by the receipt
of Consul Hays cablegram confirming the
news dispatches. 1t is not felt that the
Red Cross of America has been to blame
IN the matter or can be held responsible for
the actions of a party organized as was this
one, entirely outside, of the society's own
material-nor could the request to aid what
appeared to be a laudable enterprise be de-
clined, though it is improbable that any
cOuntenance. o
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Otis Death List.

Washington, April 25.-The following
list of deaths which rave recently occur
ed in the Philippines has peer received at
the war department from General Otis at
Manila: a5
Malarial fever, April 16, Chas V. stiles;
44th infantry; April Is. Jas. A. Littleton,
Fourth cavalry; April 10, Harry e. Nash,
18th infantry.
Accidental, April II, Harry II. Schultz.
44th infantry, dived on rock.
March %, John S. Dibble, 10Th infantry,
killed by comrade.
Enteretis. April 10. Thos. Gillespie. 18th
infantry.
Typhoid fever, April Is, Frank j. valdes
18th infantry; April IA, Doc. r. Eisen-
barger. 35th infantry. =
Colitis, April II, Chas. J.. Magore, 18th
infantry.
Septicaemia, April Z, Chas. Lighted,
18th IN rantry.
Dysentery. April z, L. H. Converse. eteh
infantry.
March 10. Jas, P. O'Shea, 9Th infantry:
April IA. John p. Brouner, 4th infantry;
April Is, Henry Weibner, And infantry;
April 16, Chas. Brown, 18th infantry;
April 2. G.. B. Switzerland, 9th infantry.
Variola. April Is, Arthur Gwynn, Rich
ard b. Harder, 32nd infantry.
Pneumonia, April 10. las. J.. Curran, 4th
infantry.
Died from wounds received in action,
Benz. F. WEIGH, 4th infantry.
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No Refund On Beer.

Washington, April 24.-Commissioner Will
son of the internal revenue bureau has re-
ce1ved an inquiry as to whether under the
new Porto Rican act beer exported to Porto
Rico will be required to be stamped under
existing revenue regulations, as applied for
horae consumption. or if it can be removes
under export stamps as heretofore. In his
reply the commissioner calls attention to
the ruling of his Office to the effect that
Porto Rico is not a foreign country within
and that therefore no refund if duty can
and that therefore no refund of duty can
exported to that country. The Commits
sioner holds that on and after May /, 1900,
articles subject to internal revenue tax
cannot be exported to Porto Rico in bond,
or with fits of drawback OF the tax paid.
under internal revenue laws.
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will Not Divide HOn0rS.

Chicago, April 25.-Admiral Dewey will
not break bread in Chicago with w. J.
Bryan. The Seven O'Clock club. which
had arranged for he pleasant ceremo-
NAL TO take place next Tuesday evening
at the Lakeside club. has changed the
date of the dinner to May 5. Admiral
Dewey will leave town on the evening
of the fourth and Colonel Bryan can
rign supreme at the banquet. The off,
GERS of the Seven O'Clock club lave lit
tie to- say concerning the sudden change
of plans except that Mr.. Bryan. the
guest of honor. could not range to be
in own May I.
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Sugar Stock Forged.

Chicago, April 24.-An extensive forgery
OF sugar trust stock came to light today
Wnen w. 5. Jacobs, president of the Chicago
Loan and Trust was arrested at
the instance of N. Gilbertson of 24S West
Erie street, on a charge of being implicated
In a confidence game. The alleged perpe-
traitor of the forgery, Samuel Fuller, is also
had lett Chicago soon after completing the
transaction complained OF about a year ago.
Jacobs claims TO have handled the bonds
as a broker only, and says he was Imposed
upon by Fuller. but Gilbertson, who lost
sz,lV on the bogus securities, charges
character OF the alleged bonds. it is Known
MAJ similar bogus bonds we're sold to a
STORE or more OF other INVESTORS.
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THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
VIA. SALT LAKE AND DENVER.

Effective February Is. the Rio Grande
Western railway, great Salt Lake route.
will inaugurate the operation OF three
elegantly equipped passenger trains
dsily to the east. All trains will carry
through Pullman Palace sleepers 70 Chi
cs go: dining cars and free reclining chair
cars. For passengers from Montana
there will be but one change to Missouri
river points. Chicago and st. Louis. two
to New York Inc other eastern cities.
II you afe going east YOU should not
overlook the opportunity of seeing
Americas ~grandest scenery. which You.
ran 90 by Purchasing tickets via this
lire. We will Sell you q ticket to any
point. in this or any other country a.
cheap AZ any line.
This is the only line passing directly
through Salt L.aks. City. olenwood
Springs. Black Canyon. Royal Gorge,
Man;tou. Garden OF the Gods. Colorado
Springs and Denver. Call on or write
us Ter rates. maps etc.
w. C. MCBRIDE,
f.t General Agent
Ticket office. q East broadway. Butte.
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Aliens Not Barred.

Ottawa. April 25.-The Dominion govern
ment has disahowed the recent acts of the
British Columbia legislature which prevent
ed the employment of Japanese.
Tit Atltn placer mining act, which pre-
vents aliens holding mining claims. has also
been diSallOwed.
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that Commandant Olivier, with 1,50O mefa
is preparing to attack General Harris
rear.
There is no sign Of the advance of Gem
eral Rumble from Dewetsdorp.
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WANTED-A SMALL SET OF BOOKS,
to keep. Address e." inter Mount
ain Office, ..
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POSITION WANTED - BY FIRST
class retail grocery and wine and
liquor salesman, in Butte or out of
city: references. Address X. NJ. Inter
Mountain.
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WANTED BY FIRST CLASS
blacksmith, heavy forging n good
too maker, at present employed u
want to change. Address box T. c.,
Daily Inter Mountain.
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WANTED-A GOOD COATMAKER:
all aroun man. 125 Cedar street. r.
Samuels. Anaconda, NNx
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EXCURSION RATES VIA THE MIL
WAUKEE."

On April 18th. May list and 18th and
June 9Th, G. M. & st. p. Ry wilt sell tick
cts to points in Southern, Southwestern
and Western states at n fare plus $500
for the round triD.
No extra charge on the celebrated Pho
neer Limited between Twin Cities. Mil.
waukee and Chicago.
For particulars as to rates and routes
apply to 1.-THE Milwaukee, agents, or ad-
dress,
]. T. CONLEY,
Asst Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MINI,
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ENGINEERS, FIREMEN. MACHIN-
lists and Electricians: Send 10 cents for
new 40-page pamphlet, containing, list
Of questions asked by Examining Board
of ENGINEERS. Go. A. Zeller. Bookshelf
err, st. Louis, Mo. Mention Butte Inter
Mountain.
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wANTED-sEvERAL HONEST MEN
to travel for large house: salary $3.50
per year and expenses with increase;
enclose self-addressed stamped envel-
ope, Manager. $50 CaxtoA building, Chi
cago.
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81 M M Ell TIACUTISfONE VIA GIEEAT
NORTHERN RAILWAY.
Butte to Boulder and return ........$ 81 80
Butte to Basin and return ......,... 30
Butte to All1ambra and return -. 3 35
Date of sale Saturdays and Sundays
only return limit Monday following date
of sale.
Butte to Boulder and return ........S1 90
Butte to Basin and return .......,. 90
On sale Sundays only. returning same
day.
Ticket office, Al North Main street.
j. E. DAWSON. General Agent.
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EN-
WANTED-LADY CANVASSERS

CARPENTERS WANTED-APPLY AT
once. 5 North Montana street.
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JEWELERS. AND OPTICIANS.

AND GENTS GOLT-FILLED
watches. - and up. RubenstCin & Co..
Is East Park.
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ACTIVE MAN TO DELIVER AND
collect for manufacturing house with
over SIS. coo capital: 5000 a year and
expenses guaranteed: experience not
necessary. Address Manufacturer, p.
O. Box 1927, Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR SAI.E--G1OKTNG M aEAT1NG
stove, light bedstead and springs. Ad-
dress l101 East Second street. South
Butte.
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FOR RENT-FIvE ROOM BRICK
house furnished complete. Furniture
for sale 203 w. Porphyry street.
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$1,000 GROOM MODERN HOUSE, FUR
nished Thompson Investment Co., is
w Broadway.
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THERE ARE SEVERAL ANSWERS AT
the Inter Mountain office for G.. and
w. H. B.. also x. Y. r., and W.. also
I F. q. Advertisers please call and get
them.
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HAlRDRESSER

r. NJ. Belle, FRENCH HAIRDRESS-
err and manufacturer OF fine hair goods.
Expert children's haircutting. Parlors
% and 221a Owsley block.
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FOR SALE.-EI.EGANT ROLL TOP
desk. cheap. Roy & Alley, 1881 Utah
avenue.
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RESTAURANTS.
HOLLINGSWORTH RESTAURANT Il
w, Park, formerly Beckwtth's. just
opened. Everything new. Dinners $50.
Short orders all hours.
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THE OCCIDENTAL WITHIN HOIST Pa
tented Feb. q. 1900. Quick. easy draft,
safe. durable and cheap. Sale or rent.
Robt. Rntter South Butte.
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LOST.

LOST-ON MAIN, BETWEEN PARK
and Granite, a feather boa. Return to
No. / West Granite street.
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FOR SALE-nUSINEsS HOUSE. BEST
ication IN city, reasons for selling. old
age; address L. Heinbockel, Dillon,
Montana.
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FOR RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISH
ed. modern six room house, reasonahla
No a more desirable place in Butte
Call 637 Colorado.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-A BAY TEAM, WEIGHT
2,4OO pounds. perfectly ound. Inquire
at I'LL East Second street, or postoffice,
South Butte.
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ORDERED TOQUIT
Chinese Minister to Russia Is
Given His Passports by the
Cars Government.
This Action Is the Result OF
the Chinese Invasion of the
Province OF Amur.
Open Declaration Of War Likely
to BE the Next Step Taken
by Joint Powers.

New YORK. July 2O.-A special to
The Journal aud Advertiser from Lon.
don says:
The Chinese invasion Of Amur prov.
incc is equivalent 10 declaration Of
war against Russia. which, constituting
It ms such. has handed the Chinese
envoy at st. Petersburg his passports
and requested him 10 leave the country,
along with the members Of his mission.
The importance Of this Chinese dec.
laration Of war against Russia and OK
this bold invasion of Russian territory
lies in the fact that as the matter now
stands i, virtually releases the car
from his obligations to the foreign
powers 10 act III concert with them In
China. He is placed thereby III n posi-.
t!on 10 act independo ntly. and not only
| with reference 10 the defense Of his
dominions against III. Chinese inya.
sion. tut also rs regards the carrying Of
war into the cncmys country aud
the eventual march upon Pck.n.
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ONLY TEMPORARY REPAIRS.
Nattirship oregon Wi, soon bc Ready
lor nuiy nj Iaku.

WASHINGTON. July - The navy d..
yar,iuon, has received the following
dispatch from Captain Wide, COM
manaiug the Oregon. dated kurr.
july i:
Oregon ard Nashville arrived kUrc
z O'Clock this afternoon. LNpcct 10
dock Oh 18Th. Shall | MAKE permanent
or temporary repairs. would suggest
putting Oh steel patches. which can IL
done ia u very short time. and snip 20
back to her duty ut Taku. To make
permanent, repairs il Will require at
leas, % days. probably more Not IA
single man injured III any way.
To this dispatch Secretary Long nj
once replied H. follows:
Universal rejoicing over safety oi
Oregon She j. the constitution OF tins
generation. II safety II Oregon per
mi,s. patch ami 20 10 Tahu ! commend
your preference for service there.
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VERY HOT N NEW YORK.
seventy People Dead nrd ns Many Nor,
In uospitnis.

NV ioEK. July o-The hot wenth
er caused or contributed toward the
death q more than 20 person.. in this
city aud vicinity during the day. As
many more stricken ones are in the
hospitals. and some of them will sue.
cumb before the night Is over. More
than half the fatalities were among ha.
bics and little children. and there are
now abou: 10 bodies OF the little ones
lying Mt the morgue nj Bellevue.
II Was the third day Of the spell OF in.
tense heat Late NJ night the tcmpcra.
turc moderated. Early III the morning
the sun began lis deadly work and be-
fore the day was fairy Well started the
hospitals We're busy. Tn the streets
the temperature ranged from - 10 lo5.
and the official record from the wca; her
bureau, high above ground. was ~ deg
shortly before j T. III. One death was
from AN attempt at suicide, made while
the subject was crazy with the heat.
Many little children were badly hurt by
falls from iire escapes. onto which they
had crnwlci for relief from ih. oppr.ss.
i've heat
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CoyDEvy BOXER OUTRAGEA
ChIncsc on the Pacific C""ss ""'"'"a
Nmss Meetings.

PORTLAND. Or. July ~. Inc Nh''
nosc merchants Of Portland held mass
meeting, ut which the following resoi"'
tion was adopted:
Resolved. That the Chinese citizehs
of Portland, Or. condemn ana "'s"p,
prove the awful ontrag's pefPe''"',"
on peaceful foreigners III emma "y w.
usurpr Prince Tuan anu ms ho'"' -
Boxers.
SAN FRANCISCO. July l?.-lhe '''',
ing Chinese merchants CT th's o',s Ae'
n mass meeting md passed rssoau''o.' =.
expressing their nhhorre',ro ~, ..I ~.
crossed their sympathy with the Efforts
nf the allied powers in suppresslnH ana
,,nish,ny those responsible for tho
nrnscnt situation in China. Cohs"'
General Ho Vow presided over 'no
..n.tanO
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:. pocI>hill Selected by the
! n;,,j,tration as a Special
commissioner.
, ,.,e,tirate the Situation
,,.,rr,ain the Response.
bilify Therefor.
.n, several Yearsin in Pekin
secretary Of the Amcri-
can Legation.

rx 1ulv 20. The cabinet
a.,e.aped nothing OF impor.
r,,.ue The Chinese situation
..n 10 send W. w. Rock.
: .ecrc,ary OF the legntion
slant secretary Of state
the bureau 81 Amer
p.rnl,.e,. IL China TO investigate
.,.,,a.. M and report 70 tho author'-
~. Nr. Rockhill will So as n
u.,.. ...oncr 10 ascertain the
|. ,,sc i. possibility OF the Chi.
-n,u. a, II any. for the exist
..,,,n.., and 10 otherwise fur
demonstration with informa.
vlae6 the case Of the United
..,n. alna for indemnity and
"a w. IL based. He Is well
,d,.r tae mission. having been
|.a-yo, IT, American legation III
4 .ar ,ey,ral years. He speaks
Ct. caincsc ,.ncntly. The ad-
|.,.a,.on ,1p~c,s authentic news
pskn aa. IN fac, both the prcsi.
an, NJ. ADVISERS can hardly under
/ WV .5ne absolutely reliable
\ ta.u 4 arrived before this time.
j. A., ~. .! any additional in
la,,an, tie discussion III the cabinet
w.ae range. covering tentatively
II eoa..n., ucics which may posi-.
h.. There was unanimous con.
k nee IN ,ae presidents action IN
k.a..n. General Chai!cc To MAYOR
kra..a.p. ,a make his rank conmen-
L. WITH A.s Command in China.
Ira, ,. II, commanding officers OF
rag, &, - other powers. After
raaae. m,e,ing the president en-.
H. u. r,snl'crs u, nn informal
(aen Iae president left later for
f9a. tu. W. ~ ready 10 return
&. = IlaUea' ; notice.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-20
APOLOGIES To MILNE.
Astor K.grcts he Publication Of His In
suit,ng >otc.

sutttnS Notc.
LoNpoN. July -. Mir William Na!'
dorf A,,or has apparently reached IN"
conclusion that he mad. u grave blum
der when hc publicly insultcd captain
SIR Archibald Berkeley Milne. Mr.
As,or publi-hc, the following III his
newspaper. The Pail Mail Gazette:
Nv. dcsir. 10 express r.srtt thal
paragraph which appeared III TINS col
umn July >. with regard 10 the pres
cnce of sir Berkeley Milne ~ Mr.
Astor = concert the preceding Thursday
evening should have been published
under misapprchcnsion OF the exact
circumstances Explanations of COM
plc,c categorical Kind now show that
Sir Berkeley Mines presence was due
IN n am,sundcrstanding that entirely ab.
solves him from any intentional dis.
courtesy"
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TOOK >lATl-IWO GUNS.
German Admiral. Account of the Fight
ing 1T Ticn J>in.

BERLIN. July 20. Admiral Won Ben
dcmauu, commander OF the German
squadron. IN his account OF the lighting
nj Tlon T>in on July II. says: When
the citadel was captured - guns fell
into ,nc hands Of the allies.
The German commander says also:
"k, gular railway communication be-
tween Tahu and Tion Tsin Will be
opened on july Is. 1t has been decided
that he senior officer on the station
should have military control OF the line
unt,l II could be handed over to the or.
binary authorities. The British Ad-
mlral wished II TO bc handed over at
once. Thc Russians have repaired the
line and now occupy It,
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lIII WELL. TOGETHER.
Ellington psercdit. stories Indicative
q p.cord Among tho rowrrs.

Ellington |, srrcdit. stories indicative
Of h'oord Among tho rowcrs.
.>Hl> .IaN. July - In the absence
5..+ .N- from China attention
-.fta manly 70 the more or less
F..Iyf :. rl"~, cnanasing from
eaa capitals. indicative Of discord
r. '4r ~er> Il j. realized that
..f.t rfG.A'ions If mutuG. suspi-
AWAY, easract.r.zc allied move
Aii - arr - hc expected III the
L can hc stated that. 50
Seal q RI disclose.. there j.
~ ground for them. cur
as- fully defined its lntcn.
Y ;, -*'aFt Hays note of july :.
= 9'Agr governments interested
situation have entered
II that declaration o.
~ ".'alr lrr.ec, accord. At least
II record. both written and
~. h.~,.a, power more than
Al'ier suspicion in these
''"- N.t lncu backward in ns.
: ne slate APARTMENT Of the coin.
: ete'ary Hays declaration
'-'.f purpose IN China. II j..
Us a',.blc that some II the
g. waved by motives that do
Pr w taeir formal declarations.
''''' e." Behind E,prc..ton..
/. II" 3rpartment. however. can.
'''''9 ihcir formal expressions
I" Ay await results. There
S"aitfest disposition on the
:, - N'rnment to follow the
- = certain European powers
l. - ~ any measure tho liberty
''''' - minister here, Mr.. WI.
'''' ''l'cailng with the Chinese
h., "''' Whatever remains Of the
(,,,. "'''' = government. On the
|,r. I Hiilng the minister with
a~ '''s'fo 10 do everything in
g.. - protect foreigners in the
|, Pure, and confident that he
H., - ''-hy whatever with the in.
H., '''f boxer element. the state
(ta,, ! ), cards 1t ns good policy to
kleo. '''4er than obstruct his com.
t5s. - WITH the Chinese viceroys.
! by ,"'u'a be n declaration oi
u ls..' 'S'a upon China. based on
lrjan - nave occurred on the
h., III ''oF' the technical relations
ht !, powers towards China
nse S"ia here. undergo u radical
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ernor OF Shan Tung, the foreign minis
tcrs ana Their families at pekin are So fe
and sound, but that the danger is still
very great. The viccroy, according !,
this dispatch. informed the consulcr
corps that he had telcyraphcd 70 PoL;a
cations.
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Ton Deaths In IhIia d~ phta.

PHIApEiruiA. July THE excess
yivc heat caused the death OF Elk per-
sons III this ci,v and two in Camden.
y. J. Up late hour 10 cases Of
lrosiratlon We're treated a; the various
hospitals The condition 81 some O!
the patients i serious and IL Is thought
that other fatalities viii result.
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GREAT NORTHERN SCHEME.



ness at Omaha.
OMAHA, July l9.-An authoritative
statement was made by ex.Attvrnev
General Churchill Of Nebraska one Of
the incorporators and present general
counsel of the Omaha Northern rail
road, that the construction Of that road
will begin by Aug. ! and will be fin
ished in IL months. The road is an air
line Of l05 miles from Omaha 10 Sioux
City. crossing valuable farming couu-
try ANA the Omaha and Winnie bago In.
dian reservations II is generally be-
lieycd that the Great Northern = be-
hind the project that IT may get its
share Of the packing business OF Omaha
and .et connections 10 It. Louis and
the Southeast by the Missouri Pacific.
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province and next in rank to the gov
ernor, has issued to his subordinates,
the magistrates OF the province, q
strong anti.Christian letter. 1t pur.
ports to be addressed to and records q
conversation between the governor and
the fantai, but that is probably Il SUBJ
tnrfuge to impose on the magistrates.
The tantai is notoriously anti.Christian
and his letter cannot fail to have evil
consequences.
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Over 10000 Men Sent to China.

WH>HINGToN July l9-The adJutant
general Office today made public de-
tailed statement showing the provision
made by the war department for the
equipment Of the expeditionary force
The strength Of this force III all arms
Of the service aggregate 1866. II Is
possl be this force may be further aug.
mented 10 the extent Of two or three
Thousand men