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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-19
SENATE.

Total .'.'.''.' ~
On the surface this would seem to give
democrats a total of 81 OF joint
ballot, not counting the populist senator
from Granite county, being 13 more han
a majority of the whole body-4S being
necessary to elect a United States SEN
ator. However, there are a number of
factors to be taken into account which
may materially alter this surface show
ing, and it is not outside of the prob
abilities that many surprises may be in
store before two United States senator's
are finally elected.
To begin with, there are democratic
hold-over state senators as follows:
Tierney, of Broadwater; Stanton, of
Cascade; Warner, of Jefferson; Mahon,
of Valley; Cruel, of Yellowstone:
Clark, of Madison; Meyers, of Ravaln;
Courtney, of Silver Bow.
This makes a total of 8, and of these.
Stanton, Clark, Meyers and Courtney
are presumed to be anti-Clark men, they
| having voted against him two years ago.
Then there is the Populist Connolly
| from Granite, who was ar ardent Clark
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-19
COMPLEXION OF LEGIsLAT' E.

AS far as can be yet ascertained, the
next legislature will be made up a:
follows:
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Captain Felix Grasty Of Cadiz. KY. a
delegate To the National Democratic Con-
ventiun and brother of Captain James Gras-
ty. master OF the ST. Louis. passed through
the city en- route for Kansas City. During
his stay I'm ST Louis he was entertained BY
his brother.
During the last few days the Mississippi
at St Paul rose from :. of foot 10 "a
feet. the reading Of yesterday. Upper river
continued rise. In which event their boats
can be loaded TO their capacity Low water
has greatly handicapped freight traffic III
the upper river.
CAPTAIN Edward Ledger is now In charge
Of The Ida Patton. relieving Captain Patrick
Burk. who is taking a vacation.
captain Nick Beaver and Pilots Noltz
and Shinkel reported at the Oakland for
duty.
Steamer Rees Lee will be in from Men,
ph:s this morning To return this evening;
She is bringing in 5000 sacks of wheat and
heavy general manifest
The Dubuque will be the next ST. Paul
boat. leaving St. Louis Monday afternoon.
She Will arrive Tomorrow EXcursionists
are now registering TO go out on her.
Captain Hunter Ben Jenkins went to
Alton on business yesterday.
The War Eagle arrived, bringing a con-
signmert Of sv sacks of wheat. "A large
passenger list and surdrieS. she returns
TO Commerce at ) o'clock this evening.
The Columbia made her regular run 10
Ste. Gensvieve taking out a good trip.
Steamer Cherokee arrived with her In
dependence Day eNcur>1OnlstS anu returned
to Chester well patronized. She goes Sat
urday again.
The City of Memphis Is transacting her
business preparatory TO clearing tomorrow
evening for the Tennessee River, She offers
an eight-day round trip 10 excursionists-
The Quincy will be in Saturday morning
from Burlington to return to keokuk that
afternoon.
The biweekly steamers r. C. Gunter
from Naples. and Commerce from Hamburg
will he in to-day. to return tomorrow.
The Bald Eagle receives daily for Peoria.
She departs Tomorrow.
The Hill city has passed Memphis on her
way To- New Orleans. She added 500 tons OF
freight III, re
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Army Orders.



WASHINGTON. July 5.-Major II. A.
Greene. Fourteenth Infantry, will rrnair.
fiom san Francisco to this city, and report
to the Adjutant General for further or
ders.
Second Lieutenant J. A. Baer. Sixth
cavalry. will proceed to San Francisco for
further orders. 0'
The leave granted Second Iieutenan, A
X DiIiinSham. Thirteenth Infantry, Is OK
tended one month
First Lieutenant Deiamere Skerrett. Third
Artillery. Is detailed as acting Judge Ad-
Nocate of the Department of the Missouri
Lieutenant Colonel William IL Clam
TWenty-iirst Infantry is relieved from
duty as acting Indian Agent from the pine
Ridge Agency. South Dakota, to take ef-
feet upon the arrival of a special agent
Of the Interior department. who may be
designated TO relieve him and will then
proceed to his home. where he is author
lied 10 await retirement from active serv-
ice.
Major Charles Bird. Quartermaster. will,
proceed TO New York official business
pertaining to the Quartermaster's Depart
ment.
First Lieutenant NJ. c. Smith. Second
Cavalry, is relieved as Judge Advocate of
the general cOurt-martial. convened at
West Point. and First Lieutenant j. NJ
Williams. Seventh Artillery. is relieved
from duty a member. and detailed as
Judge Advocate thereof.
10: William Stephenson, Surgeon will
proceed to this city. and report to the
Surgeon General on official business.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-06
METHODIST CHURCH EXTENSION
Local Society Takes Steps to Re
new Its Work.

The local Church Extension Society of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South met
last night at ST. Johns Church, Twenty
ninth and Locust streets. To lake steps in
locating the site and commencing work on
the proposed new Methodist Church in the
West End. and To start an organized move
ment Ia enlarge the field of the church work
In this city. There were about fifty persons
present. and nearly every Southern Meth
odist Church in the city was represented
AT the beginning the point was raised
that. since a meeting of the society had not
been held in more than three years ar since
the debt on st. John's Church had been
paid. the society could hardly he sad TO b.
IN existence. committee q three was ap-
pointed to investigate the status of the So
ciety. look up its constitution and report
the steps To he taken 10 insure its rcor-
g3nizdion AT the next meeting.
This hitch prevented any actual business
being Transacted. hut the scheme for a
West End church was talked over al length.
IL was the general sentiment that such a
church was needed. hut opinions differed as
to where II ought to be located. II was
also debated whether. if the West End
church scheme was carried through. Cab
ann CHURCH woIli need separate house
Of worship.
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TO DRUGGISTS.
Office OF the Commissioner Of Supplies.
City Hail. July 4th, 1900

Office OF the Commissioner of Supplies.
City Hall. July 4th. 1900
Sealed proposals viii he received by the
undersigned to he opened at his office at Il
o'clock m,
MONDAY. JULY 9Th.
for supplying the Poor House. Female Hos
pital AMI city Hospital with drugs and
medicines as per itemizad list on file in this
office. being the quantities required by each
of the aforementioned institutions during
the ensuing three months.
The articles TO be delivered free Of charge
the different institutions and within five
to such articles as can not be obtained in
state when delivery can he made
Each bidder will he required 70 extend IN
the appropriate column the total OF each
article called for. the price bid for same.
and the total amount. and also the aggre-
gate amount of all goods estimated for.
Eacn bid must be accompanied by a Ger.
titled check TO the undersigned for 500. as
guarantee that in case of its acceptance
the bidder will. within five days of the
award enter into contract and file bond In
the sum Of stooo. with two more good
and sufficient securities. to be approved by
the Mayor. for the faithful performance Of
his contract.
All bids having any alteration or erasure
thereon will be rejected.
The commissioner reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
FRED c. MEIER,
Commissioner OF Supplies.
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Now York Market Gnxsin.

The foii9w , SYNOPSIS Of the gossip in regard
was received by i. r.. Francis. Bro, & Co:
New 1srk S qy 5Ea 5o cables BE reppSr'Sd
heavy selling there by Berlin. This selling was
sse;ited t. great e estent to sreak II y pr
principal holder. Arbitrage brokers were heavy
sales being 5C.G5O shares. although one Of the
arbitrage brokers thought that 1000 shares
list was affected at the opening by the London
selling hn; the market was well supported bur-
noted being the principal factors in the mar
l.et on Monday. When this buying became ap-
parent the trading element took the bull side
and helped advance prices. Commission houses
WAS not wen distributed & few houses having
There was increased commission buying in the
late trading better distributed than in the morn
ing. and mos; Of the orders lat mar
Of stocks was small. the mast Of the bu.ipes.
seemed TO he based on belief that the Bryan
WAGER % sic,l TO $50 vas made on MeKinInv
and afterwards y vas hard to find any one will
Ths advance Of Jersey Central was on buying
by = T. W di :o WHO S bsd large buying or
and ClarA 81 Co. frokars watching the stock
Ihoq Na9r snat most IF sss s IF 1i fs
circulation - explain the movement one being
diviaends 10 The Pennsylvania. Brokers' Sisii3i,SS
TO know asserted that the control Of the company
had changed hands. and that the Ff-s. Na,i,n i
Bank party had sold its stock TO the new IN
Reading first preferred was strong on buv.n, h,
Bel! & co. supposed TO be for the same I'M, r
es;s that were active in Jersey Central The
belief prevailed that the company will be tn
he involved. There has been buy.nv Lv some
important interests. took on statements that III,
stock would be put on per cent dividends basis
next month.
sugar advanced on buying by F. W. Savin G.
CO. y. a. Housman q Co. and s. Y White
There was not much stock for sale and IRE nrice
was easily marked up, Two bull pools were SAID
to be at work in the stock but ther,. was no er,.-
c.aI news in regard to the property TODAY: toin-
that It was going up being eaough to inducs
outside buying.
London cables were follows:
London l:i,5 p. m.=-The securities markets p,,
orally are weak on the latest advices regar5ing
the situation in China and on Iiouidafi1n r11
Berlin account. american railway shares ga
syupa theticaly affected. and shoyr declines in
prices as compared with the closing figures AZ
New York on Tuesday Of y to / per cent in the
active issues
The following advices in regard to cotton were
received:
New York. July 5.-Cotton in Liverpool
since Tuesdays close advanced ia on s-nfs
sgd. Sales yesterday Is G1a and td-day
Is 0js bales. Futures opened to-day 5 to 6 above
Tuesday on old and Il up on new crors closed
5 higher on former ami 8 on latter fhis news
was quite favorable and with buying OF Ian
delivery for Liverpool and shorts covering caused
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IN THE COUNTY,

Marriage licenses were issued at Clay
t'h Yesterday 20 Richard Nelson ard Jennie
Co"d" of 81. Louis. George NJ Mah.r and
May y Cooper of ST. Louis. Michael Nee
nan aud Louise Burmaster Of East ~
LOUIS ana Paul Rothc and Louis Peters also
or East 81. Louis. MIR. Rothe Is the publish
or OF n Herman paper in East St Louis and
says mis- ncighbnrs talked SO much tha, be
concluded tn so To Clayton. where they
would not hear of the marriage He was ac-
cnmpaniei To the county seat bv Joseph
Walten5erser. former resident of East 81.
Tho tweive-room double frame house of
Al FTithey OF Naplewood was totally de-
stroyed 10y fire Wednesday night. The loss
probably Will exceed s5.Gs " is only mar
tally covered by insurance. The origi, of
the fire Is unknown.
-Rcbfrt M!kel of Crcve Occur pleaded
guilty yesterday before Justice GrrenSfeId
or on a charge of carrying concealed weap-
. 1i1s ana disturbing the peace. He was fined
so and costs. Mikel was arrested bv a Den
uty Sheriff at the lake Wednesday.
-Sherin Peter Kerth and Circuit Judge r,
}. Hollocher Will depart tonight for Eurc-
ka Springs to recEperate their health.
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Third Call.
FOREIGN FINANCE.
England.

=, London. July 5.-Consols for money 99Ix: do for
ne account 500. Atchison 25As: Canadian pa
enc sgi,; st. Paul 1l3ss; Illinois Central u5iS:
louisville 75@s; Union Pacific yfG. 7s5s. Esy
Inork Central 49,; Erie Il; Pennsylvania G;s. !:
hrad!ng ss.: Erie first pfd. 50. Northern PacIfic
tiu. ute Grand Trunk So; Anaconda ~: Rand
Zines S5i2. Money Ia The rate Of discount IN
TIE open market for short bills Is "a, per cent
20 three months bills 22s rer cent.
sb HE weekly statement OF the Bank Of England
sseNs the following changes: Total reserve de-
Used tl'io09l; circulation increased f.5l Cf,l.
pLilion decreased $3.50. lOi: other securities in
t'.yto- other deposits decreased 1926 ,ef.
EapNc deposits increased II. lGl 90: notes reserve
80 eased II, 1Osr19; Government securities in
- e1seu t,,ass'cte. The proportion OF the Bank
n Ehg!afd reserve to liability is s., - per cent
L-ass Week II was 1854 per cent. Rate Of dis
count unchanged at per cent.
France.
idrls, July J--Busness on the Bourse TO-DAY
MaS Very HAT owing to the fear of Complications
II, tie Far East and weakness at other cen-ers
Inefe was a continual all-around decline until
near the close. Prices improved abroad ami
undecided. Three percent rentes ssf f7Isc for The
account Exchange on London PSF lie for chscks
spanish IS closed at 20 5Tis
ne weekly statement Of the Bank OF France
SHOWS the following changes: Notes in circulation
Increased i2l SIS co4f: Treasury accounts current
9.ecTease 4Sssoeoaf: gold in hand. Increase s.
-S'vSf bills discounted. decrease IS 800 oo0f: sill
yer IN hand, decrease l,s5S.ocof.
Germany.
Berlin. July 5.-Prices the Bcerse TODAY
opened nat There was continuation of yester-
uay hurry and anxiety concerning the Chinese
situation. and there were wholesale offers. with
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Corrected daily by Gaylord. blessing & Co. 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-06
Tc-day's closing quotations:
National Bank Affairs.


Washington. July 5-Th- application FOR au-
ttorlty 10 organize the Ce,laTVae National Rank
tcdarvalc. Kas.. with capital Of $500 was
Si,lr"ved today. James T. Bradley, Jerome J.
Wilson William McCarty. Joseph H. I.ee,iy
LccEe Clement and r. NJ. Hills. organizers.
The following reserve agents for national
banks have been APPROX ed.
ndiana-The Franklin National Bank PhIla-
delpsia. for tho Old National Rank Fort Wayne;
the Capital National Bank. Indianapolis Ind.
for the First National Bank. Fowler.
ipwa-The National Bank NJ Commerce. New
York. for the Iowa National Bank. Des MoinrS
New MeNico-tha Bankers National Bank
Chicago. for the Firs; National Bank. AIana-
Eordo.
oklahoma-The Western National Bank New
York. for the First National Bank Blackwell
the Western National Bank. New York and the
american National Bank. Kansas city FOR the
Lexington National Bank Lexington
Texas-The First National Bank. Kansas City
Tor The First National Bank. Clarendon.
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Post ONCE News.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington July 5.-The following
fourth-class Postmasters have been APP
pointed:
Arkansas-Lacey. Drew County Mamie
Thurman. vice A. A. Morgan resigned.
acknowledgements. Jackson County j. L.
Gregory. vice \, J. Seymour. resigned
Illinois-Leverett. Champaign County A.
j. F'Iatt vice G.. G.. Irele. resigned
Indiana-Narrows. Sullivan County Fred
Myers, vice e. w. Crawford. resigned
Kansas-Donesal. Dickinson County, II.
G. winzerd. vice F. Felber, resigned :
Wright Ford County. W. Is. Smith. vice
J. B. Martin. resigned.
Tennessee-Cherry Grove Montgomery
County. G. r. Barber. vice S. A. Mills, re-
signed.
Rural free delivery service will be estab-
lished at Marion, Grant County Ind. july
rs; one carrier additional servicet: length
of route 30 miles; area covered Isl. miles
population served. s7S; carrier, John A.
Carter.
Charles o. Jarney of ST. Louis F. j.
Bauer OF Hamilton. Frank E. Brakeman of
California. John 7. Allen of Peculiar, Mo-:
T. a. Newsom of North Bend. and Charles
P. Rodman of Omaha. Neb.; Barton H. Nc
queen of Montgomery. Ala. have been APP
rointed railway mall clerks.
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FEAR CAUSED HER DEATH,
Arrested Midwife Drank Carbolic
Acid En- Route TO Prison.

Chicago. July 5.-In fear of punishment for
q crime for which she had been held with
out bail to the Grand Jury. Mrs. Martha
street, drank carbolic acid in the presence
OF her husband and children to-day and died
Immediately.
She had been arrested on the charge of
performing a criminal operation which re-.
suited In death. and was being taken from
the EnsiewoOd Police Station to the County
jail to await the action Of the Grand jury
The police officer who accompanied her ner-
United her TO stop at her home TO take a
farewell Of her family. AS soon as she
arrived home she drained a phial of ear
bolic acid before she could be prevented and
sank 10 the floor. dying Immediately.
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New York Curb stocks.

ST. Louis. "Wednesday. July : Isdo
ceivsd daily by ID. II. Francis. Bro. Il Co..
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LAW DEPARTM
City OF st. Louis.

City Of st. Louis,
July 2, 1900.
To whom II May Concern. Take Notice:
The Commissioners, in the matter OF
opening I.oughborOugh avenue, under Or
Ginances Nos. 1854 and 1888 will meet at
room "a. City Hail.. on July 9. 1900. at
occasioned by said opening, and all par
ties Interested are invited TO be present:
when and where they have the right to he
heard. and may except to the Commission
ers' report before the Circuit Court when 1t
is fled
The taxing district for said opening In
cIiIdsS the property In the district bounded
north and south by lines parallel to and
distant 100 feet from center line of Lough-
be roueh avenue. east by Broadway. and
west by n line parallel to and distant snOo
feet west OF center line of Gravois avenue.
3. SCHNURMACHER.
City Counselor.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Strong and Higher Market for
United Ha iiwu,S.

To-day the firs; regular trading TIA. Stock
Exchange since the actual settlement II ilt-
street railway STRIKE witnessed good demand
Tor United Railways anu \ sharp advance IA
prices. There excitement ami tho
drallnfs We're rot heavy Icy any means. and the
higher prices were fu. To- the dems nj and lack
Of sellers ar the bonds therH $500 cold one
Al $3.50 ana four at ss6-.i. a small lot 1t
eight shares brought Sss.-5. and g sold 81,
Nhiie 80 shares Transit changed hends at So @.
Next I'm poiat Of interest to fractions were
Brewery Sc. There was a good i-ulan! for
them at par this morning. but only three sold
at that. holders generally asking SiQ1-2j.
The only mining stock wanted to-day wa4
Granted Isl Metallic. Of which shares were
traded in AZ s2.5al.. at which there were settlers
ana 81 80 bid.
Missouri Edisons. which have been practically
neglected. CAME m fer some atte Et!on iron trad
eTs. but there no trades
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POLICEMAN UNDER ARREST.
He Became Obstreperous When He
Was SUSPENDED.

Ehereency Special William II Walden.
~ 49, nus 'ttn as Sned to duty in the First
hiStFlct :in,e the inauguration of tba
sllhr was suspended yeStor..a bv Lieu
ae"dil J"hrSon OF the Central District on
d yhiiSe or lnt"xicaticn. Soon after his
suSpei"-cn. NalIen became obStr,peruIts
ant. NC
Assistant Secretary OF the Police Board
tt"fEe Mnchlcr saw Walden in a saloon
near the -Four Courts in an intoxicated con-
Hltlon. IL" called the attention of Iieuten-
AM Johnson To Nalden's condition. and the
lieutenant relieved the officer Of his re-
rniNoi and s:tr. Walden demanded an ex-
ridhatlon- and Eecame so abusiy. thai the.
Lieutenant deemed 1t necessary to lock
him Up.
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WHIRLED TO HIS DEATH.
John Fessemeier Was Caught on a
Belt i'm Brewery.

John Fessemeier Of No. 29l6 South Eighth
zenith street. employed as a greaser in the
brewhousc of the Anheuser-Busch Brewery
Company. was caught in the belt of a
rapidly revolving fly wheel yesterday while
engaged in oiling 1t ami was almost instant
" killed. His body was whirled around sew
erai times and was then thrown some dis
lance away from the wheel. When his
fellow workmen reached him ne was dead.
Fsssemeier was married and was 80 years
old His brother. Jacob Fessemeier. il en-
ployed as the driver of one of the dis
pensary ambuiances-
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SAYS HIS WIFE WAS BEATEN.
II. Pettibone Secures Warrant
Against Fellow BOarder.

III. Pettibone of No. 21i2 Morgan street
secured warrant yesterday for William
Plattner, OF the same address. Charging
him with assaulting and beating his wife
Mrs. Lizzie Pettibone. Pettibone says that
two men entered his rooms yesterday after
noon and attacked his wife and Mrs.
Mundt. who was with her. Mrs. Petitions
was badly bruised. She says that Plattner
was one of the men who beat her. Accord
ing to the Pettibones the trouble arose be-
cause they had determined to leave their
boarding house. which is owned by Mrs.
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THREE VESSELS WRECKED.
Alaskan Transports Ice Bound
MI on Board Safe.

EEttBLf' SPECIAL.
Dutch Harbor. Alaska June IS via San
f,anclSco. cal. July THE steamer
'hariss Nelson. in charge of Captain Ander-
aoI,. Hoiid Tor Nome. returned here this
morning from the Behrirg Sea for coal lie
was unable L" get through the ice He re-
ports The harks Alaska Hunter and tho
Srho"ner Eclipse wrecked in the ice and all
hands saved The TRANSPORT Rosecrars ;s
aground on The Yukon fats. The Nelson is
hhabie 10 eNtrfcata the RoSecrans which
pfpDabiy loses supplies. The cutter McI'ul-
."rh VII! go To the assistance of the Rose
Grams the Garome, with .ta passengers
VIII lcaNe here Wednesday on its second at
tempt TO get through the ice
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There was tt good demand for iorcicD exchange
and the market firm.
II. &. Francis. BTc 90. report closing rates
follows:
Prime sterling cables issa, iS6'.; checks is6'.
"a. 49,: 50 days lSA
t'Ju iiierciaI bankers checks Ssis. 81 days
4sJ'. GiS5Ts. % days 4S2t.HI>-7s-
Grain bills I siGe..Siis. Cotton nsJ : SIS;
T:ankers' Pans cables 5Isfr5 - liz. checks
5.I52sL5la I-I6: 20 days 5-iSi,I..Is l-ls.
Commercial French checks S.ioiI Es.i Is lis; %
DAYS >. lsS.
swiss francs checks 80: ~ DAYS 49,.
Belgian CHEEKS 5.I1i=fi5l. liz. - days 5--l't,
Bankers reichmaTk. cables % 10. checks 31i.:
Conlncrcia reichmark. checks % l-!i. @ days
% s-iS: % days - Isle.
Bankers Dutch guiIlers. checks ie's. 80 days
4'lGsG Lilo
Commercial Dutch guilders. checks 4jL.. TO days
- 1850 81
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.Il-arcaui declines. chinese led The fall with 6
points. Later prices were Slender. supported 10y
some purchases. partly to cover o1en account.
Aftcr the .i1s, of tho Beers. the prices were
dr.4cr, mine sharys rapidly recovering.
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EN0EAVORERS DEPART.
Eighty Persons in the Party That
Will Tour Europe.

At e.l5 n. m. yesterday. some eighty
christian E.rdeavorerS of the city and sub
urbs departed on the Baltimore and Ohio
Tor New York. where they will sail on the
steamer Trayc next Saturday morning FOR
Iart. At east twenty persons will Join
the party At that point. the ship having
be.n chartered especially for Endeavorcrs
W III. McClain has charge of the tour
ard il viii Include trips through the British
Isies and the Continent. They Will not re-
turn uEtH the latter part OF August