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Yellow Tcrer In Cnha.

Washington, July 27-surgeon Gen.
Wymau has received the following dis
patch from Surgeon Gen. Gleunon. at
Havana. relative 90 yellow fever among
the troops in Cuba.
Havana July 2G-Wyman Washing
ton.-Have been lu communication with
military authorities regarding first regi-
ment Have been eleven deaths at
PInor del Rio; eight cases and eleven
suspects now under observation. Dis
ease obtained Roadway before liaereu-
tlati0n Troops moved out 90 camp for
observation AN baggage and equip
ment WIN be- dis.ufectgd labelled and
sealed by us before being placed upon
transports GLENNON.
Havana July 2e-Wymau. Washing
t0n.-Ou account Of general prevalence
OF yellow fever in Havana ! am re-
curing dislnfccu0n 90 an baggage leav-
ing this city f0r the States. Affairs run
ming smoothly Have arranged with
military authorities 90 deliver bulk of
effects ~ first regiment ln advance for
disIufectlon and storage. Articles for
field use 90 De disiufected Immediately
prior 90 emharkation Eight companies
moved % camp on 22nd. one case de-
yol0ped 25th Cases also reported
among troops Of M3tanzas. Have MOTIF
fed surgeon Guiterls. GLENNON.
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WANT THE $4,000.
Democratic Managers Figuring TO
Secure Gold Democratic Cash.

beU1ocra'ic managers flgur'hs 10
Secure Gold Democratic Cash,
~. VI. III. 90 ri. ut, 80.
-'e" ioiA' 'u's 30 lne ile'a'u says
surprise was expressed by sound
money Democrats Yesterday over the
peu.s From, T,5io,,roiis enc, ,b, .,,i,,
democratic hdl'oial committee sun hdd
$1,000 IN the treasury left over from
the campgipn Of 1SqS This ia almost
unexgmpled I'M the history of pollriral
committees. II was known that me
business men Of New York literally
p1ured money into the gold Damocratic
organizstiou hut h. WAS tbouebt tbot
All tbe money had been .Dant Tbls he.
lief was based on reDs8tei and lnslsfent
demands for moro money which were
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The witness looked In the direction of
the executive building and saw the
muzzle OF a gun pointing from the Sec
rotary OF states office. Witness said
he thought he saw the hand OF q man
holding the gun. Witness had never
been In Frankfort before that day and
left that afternoon,
on cr0ss-eXaminatlon witness said be
was a native of London KY, and went
TO Colorado In 1871. DE was "a barber un-
til last fall and since then has been
employed boy the WOOdmeu ~ the
World-a fateual organization.
Weaver could not remember about
the weather on the day Of the shooting
and could not give a good account OF
bis muvemenls I'M Frank lnrl
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Politicians Mined.

Pittsburg. Pa, July 21-Val Kennel
Socialist Labor candidate for the vice
presidency. Paul Dinger Of Cleveland,
a congressional candidate OF the same
party. and VIM. O.. Cowan, a candidate
for the legislature were arrested last
night for disregardlug the police regu-
latous which require that prior notice
of street meetings shall be given 20 the
police. and permits issued FOR The same.
Judge McGarr today fined them S25
and costs The fines were paid and the
prisoners released.
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work last night said today that they
would 80 back 20 work again II the
men did not AN come out. The pros
poets are however. that an the men
will quit because the strikers have the
sympathies Of all the citizens and mer-
chants here, and financial assistance
has been offered them to help them
carry the strike 90 successful issue.
Posters setting forth the position OF the
striking men have been printed and
sent 20 nelghborlng towns and 10 all
mining towns In the western country.
These posters eNhort miners 10 keep
away from Eureka II they are IN search
OF employment Another meeting Will
De held by the men tonight
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An NIIsslonnrIcs Mnrdcred.

Toronto. ont, July 27.-The China in
land mission received the following
cablegram from Shanghai this morn
ing.
An missionaries murdered IN Pao
Ting Flu"
The China inland mission has two
missionaries stationed at pa0 Ting IN
the province OF Chi III. which is just
about the same distance from pekin as
Is Tieu Tsin. but further inland, These
missionaries. Mr. and Mrs Baguall and
their three children. have undoubtedly
persisted.
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Reinstatiug French Generals.

New York, July PA special to the
Times from Paris saws. It Is highly
probable that several generals who
were put on the retired list by former
Minister Of War De Gallifet after the
Dreyus trial win shortly be reinstated
In the army
Generals De Negrier and Zurlinden
win both probably receive command Of
army corps.
This further proof Of the governments
concillatory policy would be fayorably
received by public opinion.
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senator Jones In New York.

New York July g1.-Sgnator James *.
Jones. chairman of the national Demo
cratic committee. reached the city thI
morning from Washington and went d.
rect 90 the Hoffman house. lie said
that the Democratic state committee
would manage the campaign in Ne"
York State until q might Dee deemed
necessary tO establish national head
quarters. lie win remain here five
DAVIS
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FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1900 SALT LAKE CITY,

escapes from the officers 20 avoid tria.
such escape Zoo the absence OF qualifying
circumstance raises a presumption of
guilt The defense had admitted that
Jester broke OUT of the Mexico jaIl
The court further instructed the jury
that unless they find from the evidence
ln the case that Gilbert w. Gates is
dead. and that he came TO his death
through the crIminology OF some per
son. and that that person is the de-
PENDANT. and that the defendant muir
derad Gilbert w. Gates in the manner
and hy the means charged in som.
count of the Indictment the jury should
aCQuit the defendant
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Tntnl RnilMnr CnlIIslnn.

Belleville. Ont. July 1.-Two pasen-
ger trains on the Grand Trunk colllded
yesterday on curve south OF Mad0c
Junction. The engines were demolished
and two cars telescoDcl Two of the
trainmen were killed and five persons
were injured The Killed.
Engineer Archie Edmunds, Of Lind
say. scalded 90 death
brakeman samuel Buri, Belleylne
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More Islands from Spain

Madrid. July 21-The cabinet IS con.
sidering the proposition Of the T.. S.
goyeSment for the Cession of the is-
lands OF SIbutu and Cagayen In cone
siderauon of an indemnity of 100000.
The ministry regards the proposition
favorably and negotiations for treaty
OF accord between the two governments
is proceeding rapidly
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BRYANs NOTIFICATION SPEECH.
VIII Deal at Length Only with
Imperialism.

Lincoln. Neb, July g-.-W. ]. Bryan
said today that Boo bis notification
speech at Indianapolis be- would follow
the plan he pursued at the notification
meeting iu 1896
THE platform OF that year ne said.
declared the money question Coz Doe a
paramount issue. and in my notification
speech / devoted almost AN the time 90
the discussion of that question This
year the platform declares the question
~ Imperialism 90 De- the paramount,
question. and 10 win De- the only one
dealt with at any length iu my Motif.
cation speech The remaining quDs-
lions covered by the platform win Doe
taken up in my letter of acceptance
and subsequent speeches
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CharRe in the Jester Case.

St Louis July PA special 20 the
Post Dispatch from New London, No
says that the court iu the trial Of
Alexander Jester. charged with the
murder % Gates. today charged the
jury The jury was instructed that rs
members are the sole Judges o. the
evidence and the orsdibillty Of wit
nesseA and that who're q person charged
with crime breaks jail and Intentionally
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Recruiting the Marine Corps.

Chicago. July 21-Col IT, II Harrlng-
ton. IN charge ~ the marine corps re-
cruiting office I'M this city sent twenty
seven enlisted men 90 Washington last
evening 10 report Tor duty al the head
quarters Of the service
The contingent sent away yesterday
brings the total number u recruits mp
20 2S5 men since the work was begun
less than two months ago.
Colonel Harrington said that the
men presenting themselves were far
above the average and appeared 20 be
anxious 10 join the service regardless OF
the station 90 which they may be as
signed Several additional recruits were
accepted yesterday and as fast as they
were received they were sent 90 Wash
ington for drilling and uniforms. Among
those who have presented themselves
are many who served during the Span
ish-Amcrlcan war
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lARRIED MEN JOIN THE OTHERS.
y" against CenenniaI.Eureka Boarding House System
financial Aid is ProiIered by Citizens, Who are in Sym
pahy With the Striking Men.
N, P.EcIAL TO THE NEwsrl

|r..' @lIAL TO THE "NEws."l
rg. '1.y @.-The boarding house
! "a, Toe Centennial Eureka mine
b.. '-lne1 "a rather more serious
n n. Paw OF Toe married men join.
la,.-, unmarried strikers In their op.
p. a n ,l V NE boarding house PROPOSE.
lgtt .ti. gee oi the young men met
sat sr5 srlit ~ married men last
NJ q n.y., a'o'yeded iu pcrauadlng over
unNis. m % come out Another
d n.p ,s,e' tha day shift OF mar.
its \. ,' ,.ls morning. but were not
assagsacs ,,,s,a' with them Az a
a'ine Of those Who quit
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$4,000 TROOPS ARE
NOW AT ITEM TSIN
Not Enough to Proceed United States
Anxious for the Advance -MOre
Chinese OutrageS.

yv,,ttr,t,, r.i,. o. ...-,., ..tt
NET meeting WAS held I'm Secretary
NO. go. $500. .,,..........
'''' "'''D' ut 'i "N''l" '''' i.'I'' mus.
The secretary of state fresh from his
personal intercourse with the President.
,gs Goa q r.sui., o., .4yf.. bile ..r
.''E"'a OF lH' COMMUNICATION purpose,
md the whole Chinese situation was
discussed
p..,4.. s......... H.,
''.''''' o'''''''' nay. l".'. were
e. g,.,., ..5 ' x. .''7', .'' ,,..
rba cabinet e,pfar.rre s5t.prr.5 a.,
1900,
Was S'''eN 'i'' ITO luIlhei aeiih',e
plans concerning the action Of this
government had been prepared The
meeting was "a general interchange of
opinions and views
Secretary Hay laid before the meme
beers The latest Information NJ has zee
ge.Nci. including a dispatch from Com
sui General G0odu0W at Shanghai
of. o.1 rp,,t,. pr,,r,.
81 MN ~ j.
The government has received in
formation presumably from Admiral
Hamgy that the number OF allied troops
r ' . he" s,, 's -,y-y. tHg movement ZEN
Secretary Root said. would depend upon
the arrival and mobilization of troops
1t other nations now ON the way 10
Iaku he said 10 would be Impossible
tor the United states force. small as DO
is t3 go alone 10 rs further stated
that an the United States troops that
could possibly Doe spared had been or
derel lo China
This government presumably rs guIl
accepting Boo good faith the representa-
uuus made hy Minister WI our ufi-
ci5Is figure that TWO days must yet
el3use before aU answer can ba received
from Minister C0uger lurasumIng Doc Is
stiu aIye) o. the las, code message
sent him. In the meantime they are
directing every energy tu getting aU
The men they can into China. ana 90
cooperate with the allied forces IN the
rt ,'lN ., l,'.' ''.,.'''. .,.,..,.,
any Chimes source oyer NIGHT eyIarl
o. short message from I5eut stamford
the signal officer with Gen chances
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r.,slrr.ar. July 2D-Ihe Ci''''
,rr.nt has absolutely rec
''-'' b. chinese proposition to sus
rnary operations against Pckin
.."r for ths delivery at Tien Tsin
,nss foreign ministers
SAFE JULY 10.
g..n, July "a dispatch received
,5sy dated Tion Tsin, July a.
By ......-rsr who left PekIn Sunday
,'.r brought today to the customs
ivy .-.. rsrs news that Prince chins.s
,s....ta1 been lighting Prince Tung's
..4ta8 been defeated. The for
-. vsrs defending themselves in
,.-,bsn cathedral near the forbid
da dT
SAYS PEKN ALIVE"
p.-,r July .-.-The American board
~0lss.oaers for the foreign mis-
..-. today received a cablegram rom
u.rry j. Porter. q missionary OF
.,.h..rl dated che Foo, July 3d. con-
'..'.. tss words "PeHn alive
'A g.l 7,r Porter who was stationed at
f-'' ~ e'' prIyince Of Shantung,
t--5I CHINA escaped to che Foo after
Is Boxer uprising Ihe eao. H6sli,in
.-.Ir.d ony the two words emu,
.ar.a no limitation being giyggn. as ~
.- .,a5rea ON which the conFlcuoh
vsr5 r5rarenuy prevailed at che FOO
START FOR TEN TsIN
r.,5., Iuly gl 1880 a. m.-This
Sues Sues sports from Shanghai reiler-
~ Ts allegation that the surviving
$500 m tha diplomatic corps nave
go, lsf pakIn ON their way To lleh
"A s,d add that the foreigners are
-- SCORED by troops of Jung Lu,
cnrsader.u-chief OF the oh'l'e''
IN move is stated 10 be the out
.ra,f very stormy interviews between
Hung chang and the foreign consuIs,
I'm b., have been taken IN the nope OF
t,lrg th4 wrath OF the powers ana de,
svrg fbs advance VI the allies toward
pekE A.. s,r,e
lress state that half the foreigners IN
pskIn have been killed or Wounueu' Oh
sys d.el as die result Of the prlvation,s
t.sv md undergone simultaneously
ONES he following cable dispatch 10
b. Daily 1al
i BRITISH MINISTER'S LETTER
shanghai. ia letter just received
ore from SIR claude Mac Donald, dNleu
P-k1 July G. follows -
We are receiving no assistance
hon ,hs authlritOss Three legations
g. sdu standing. including the BRUSH
Ne also hold a part OF the city walls
1te Chinese are Smelling US from the
ty with a three.inCh gun and some
3ui.lsr ones and are snIping US we
sy b. ann.hn8ted any day. Anmu-
iu5l and food are short
CHINESE ARE EDWARDS.
Eve would have persisted by this
b.. 5rly the Chinese are towards ana
liy- Do organized plan OF attack. ii
h ore I0. pressed We may hold out
fortnight longer otherwise four days a.
B. utmost
. anticipate only slight resistance
! Doe ra..'. force
Sir Claude concludes by advising the
H..Ha "a
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Drove on Robbers.

Kansas City July 27.-A Star special
from Richmond, Kan, says
Citizens az midnight last night en-
gagged in a street night with a gang of
robbers. who had attempted 90 rob the
bank of Richmond. Several shots We're
exchanged. and St IS thought one rob-
Der was wounded Bloodhounds have
been put on their trail The robbers
had blown the safe door into the street
and the noise ot The explosion brought
a crowd 20 the scene No money was
secured
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Inye.tIgating TroubIe In Montana.

Helena Mont, July 27-Takagl Jap
onese vice consul at Tacoma. IL here TO
Investigate the recent trouble between
the japanese and the whites along the
Inns OF the Northern Pacific and the
Montana Central. 90 which the Japan
ese were employed as section hands
Gov. Smith assured him he would eX-
tend protection and would recommend
that they see that further terrorlzlng
of the japanese be punished M
TakaEi left satisfied that there would
be no repetition Of the prosecutions.
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MN TrnnsntlnntIc LIncr..

New York. July 21-Arriyed; Island
from Copenhagen, Patricia and Kaiser
Frederick, from Hamburg Grosser
kurfurst. from nremen-
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saw the Harlequin.

ST. Petersburg July 21.-The czar and
czaHno received the Rev Dr. r. Dewitt
Talmagc today at the Peterh0t palace.
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A MATCH FOR EARL H.

Mr.. Goodnow is a shrewd man, and
the department OF state feels Itself able
using him as an intermediary, TO give
proper weight TO anything coming from
the viceroy I'm so doing the depart
ment is carrying out its policy Of maxi
ing an proper use OF any instrumentalit
ties within It's reach TO achieve rs well
defined objects. and Il Is not TO be de-
TERED from so doing by any criticisms
that Il is thereby disturbing the solid
arity Of the powers Ia their dealings
with the Chinese government.
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REFUSES
THE CHINESE OFFER
um Not Stop Troops for Delivery Of For
Zion Ministers Latter Start for Tien
Tsin-Safe July Is.

cordng 70 a dispatch received here TO-
day it has been learned that an the
missionaries az pao Ting. lu the prov
ince of Pechili. have been murdered
An the people ~ the mission at Annoy
province Of Fo KEN, are reported Well
MINISTER WI ELATED.
Washington. July 27-Minlster Wa
was quite elatpd this morning when in
formed by an Associated Press repre-
sentative that 10 was reported the SUR
Vying members OF the diplomatic corps
were being conducted 10 Tien Tsin by
troops of jung Lu. communicated et
of the Chinese forces. lie said he
would not be- surprised 90 hear az any
time OF their arrival az Tien Tsin.
Minister Wa said he had received no
news from China In the past "a hours.
He did not expect 20 visit the state
department today unless he heard from
his country.
NO STOPPING OF TROOPS YET
Secretary Hay dgnallzed his return
TO Washington this morning by the am
nouncement that under no circum-
stances win the government accept the
NAllNlNN' NliNA TO- hNI "a DNNA NII" A'A IH %
ministers 90 the Internationals at Tien
Tsin I'm consideration OF a suspension Of
campaign against Pekin. Ina long cable
gram was dispatched 90 Rear Admiral
Remey at Taku. this instruction was
| laid upon him.
The state department claims TO be
pursuing an entirely consistent course
in this decision The officials point out
that an Of the bitter criticism In the
European papers directed against the
United states policy Us based upon a to-
tai Misunderstanding Of the fundame1-
tai principles which have governed the
actions Of the department
AN INDEPENDENT COURSE
AT no time. 1t ia said has the state de-
partmcnt allowed the belief that the
foreign ministers at Pekin We're alive 90
interfere In the slightest degree with
the prosecution OF its military plans for
reaching pekin. on the contrary the
news that the ministers We're alive, the
accepted by the state department, not
as conveying absolute verify. but as an
additional reason FOR Fastening the re-
lief column forward 90 pekin 10 was
the department contention that. even
though a degree of impr0bability sur
rounded the Chinese news as TO the
state of AFFAIRS 10 Pekin, yet every con-
slderatlon OF humanity and policy de-
manded that II should be given careful
consideration and that IL should be
acted upon as n true provided that ac.
tlon went 10 the relief Of the foreign
ministers, and did not operate 90 pre-
vent the contamination Of any of the
objects laid down In Secretary Hays
identic note. The department Is abso-
lutsly satisfied that It's attitude was
fact
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MEDIATION is ENOUGH.

Secretary Hays decision to decline
the last Chinese proposition was based
upon his determination 10 adhere strict
~ to the conditions laid down In the re-
ply 20 the Chinese emperors appeal. The
state department required that the min
listers AZ Pekin bee put IN communlCa-
ton with their governments and. the
most significant condition OF an, the
Chinese authorities cooperate with the
relief expedition for the liberation OF
the legations Until these two things
are done the state department abso-
lutely refuses 20 be led into any ar
rangemeut looking TO the mitigation Of
the punishment Of the Chinese govern.
ment such as the abandonment of eX-
peditirl TO Pekin
II is not known at present just how
this last proposition reached the state
department Il Is inferred that it came
from several sources but all are be
Viewed 70 be traceable to Ii Hung
Chang.
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CONFIDENCE IN GOODNOW

Mr.. Goodnow. who Is consul general
at Shanghai, Is the nearest United
states official TO ii, and has acquitted
himself so well up 90 this point that
the state department does not hesitate
20 make free use OF him as a diplomatic
agent Therefore 10 may be interesting
for the foreign contingent az shanghai
who have complained against Mr.
Goodnow's intercourse with ii Hung
Chang, % know that the consul general
Is acting In strict accordance With the
instructions OF the state department
Secretary Hay has cabed him 20 put
himself In communication with Earl
III and 90 avail as far as possible Of
that Chinese officials influence IN secur-
ing the objects plainly stated I'm the
identlc note II does not follow that
the United states Is bound 10 accept
without question any statement made
by II.
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HEAVY ENLIsTMENTs.
HURRY ORDERS FOR AMMUNI-
TION

Philadelphia, July g7.-Hurry orders
were received today by Major Heath.
commanding the government arsenal at
Frankfort, q suburb OF this city, 20 be-
Gin work at once on "a large supply Of
thirty calibre revolver cartridges ana
shrapnel In addition, Major Heath
was ordered 10 increase his working
force from 800 20 200 and TO work the
men from a. On. 90 q D. m. Recently
the arsenal resumed work after a tenn
pOrary shutdown.
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no COMMANDER YET

This government has not been n0u-
fed OF the selection OF a commander
for the allied forces .u China and 10 is
thought The selection has not yet been
made Gen. Chafee has orders to do 40
90 his power 10 facilitate the selection
of a head Tor the expedition It may
be- here stated that whatever the pref
erenCes Of this government might be
We win Cheerfully acQuiesCe lu the selec-
ton OF any one of the foreign command
ers ON the ground.
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Minneapolis. Mimi. July 2I-Charles
GOOdnow has iust received "A letter
from his brother. Consul General Good
now, al Shanghai ,n which the letter
intmates that the conditions are even
worse than has been indicated in his
official cablegTams He writes.
Chinese are leaving this city at the
rate of 1000 or 5000 "a day. The pur-
pose of their going or their destination
is not known
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-14
THE BILLINGS GAZETTE.
transfer from the general fund to the
road fund the sum OF 81. 600.

transfer from the general fund to the
road fund the sum of 81, 900.
The. clerk was authorized to pur-
chase an Underwood typewriter for
his office and turn over to the sheriff
the machine now in the clerks office.
The salary accounts of the several
county officers for the quarter were
approved. The county clerks annual
statement was audited and approved.
A quit-claim deed as issued to E. J..
Healy to correct an error from the
county t~reasurer's Office for the S. E.
"a Of Sec. 10, Up. 2 S. r. "a east.
The following property was sold at
public auction to E. W. Peck for the
Of 90 cents, he being the highest
and best bidder therefor: Lot II,
block 81, Park City. The usual quit
claim deed was issued.
The board adjourned to meet on
January Z, 1901.