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STILL ON STAND.
Cross-Examinntien of jane. T.. Sow
ereIgn by Housr Committee
Produces NothInE New.

Washington. March 0-James L.
Sovereign continued his testimony at
the Occur d Alene Investigation be-
fore the house committee ON military
affairs Thursday. Owing to Represent
ative Lentz's absence in New York.
Representative Slayden. of Texas. ti-
rected the examination and the cross
examination was participated in by all
the members OF the committee.
Mr.. Sovereign testified that the
miners union was pot responsible for
the publications written by him,
which had been Introduced as evil
dence.
The cross-examination took Mr.
Sovereign over the exciting events at
tending the blowing up of the Bunker
Hill concentrator, tand the witness
was made TO recite in minute detail
the circumstances of the affair, the
explosions. shooting etc. In the main
this was an elaboration of the direct
testimony previously given, He said
the masks worn by the men were of
ordinary cloth with holes cut out for
the eyes.
Mr.. Sovereign said the "scahs" IA
vorable to the min showed coward.
ice and ran away, although a shot
from them into the stock OF dynamite
would have DESTROYED it before the
mob could have used il in blowing up
the Bunker him mill He declared
that the chip on the shoulder" atti-
tude of the mine owners in discrim-
mating against organized labor, had
precipitated the trouble.
The witness said the same aggra-
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pn..sa a anna Nlnht.

New Haven G0un.. March g-The
physician In attendance upon Edward
!, Phelps. ~ mipister 10 England.
who has been III Tor several weeks
with pneumonia. said that the pa.
tient passed a good night aud vas
rsafing comfortably While there 4aa
no change for the worse In As Phelps
condition. IL could not be said that
he had gainsd any strength.
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Washington, March Q. - Several con-
ferenees were held with the president
Thursday, on the pending reciprocity
treaty with France, with the result, 1t
is thought, that the French govern
ment will he communicated with on the
proposition to extend the time for its
final ratification or rejection. BY the
terms of the treaty, action must be
taken thereon before the 24th of the
present month, and il is the opinion of
many prominent members of congress
that if pushed to vote at this session
the treaty will fail, hence there is an
effort being made to secure a postpone
ment until the terms of the treaty can
be more fully considered. Senators
Sewell and Kean, of New Jersey. both
opponents of the treaty. and Senator
Platt, of New York, saw the President
Thursday and later Secretary Hay
called.
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Berlin. March 9.-The reiehstaV de.
bated the meat inspection bill on its
second reading. Paragraphs /. 2
and Ii vere taken up first and con
siderec conformity. Herr Gerstenbcrg.
er. ON behalf of the eentrista. said
he thought the measure unprejudicIai
to industry. while il was beneficial TO
the health of the people and agricui-
ture Herr Prise, radic1l.uHioB. said
he considered that no such blow had
ever been struck at trade. industry
aud navigation as by the meat bill.
the object OF which be asserted was
the exploitation Of the working
classes In favor Of the agrarians.
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London, March g.~~At the sale Ol
the late duke Of Westminster string
OF race horses. which took place
Thursday at KinRselere. Flying Fox
winner in 1899 Of the Derby, the
1000 guineas, the Eclipse stakes and
the Doncaster ST. LeRer. was pur.
chased by Edward Blanc for 1880
guineas labout FIsG 300 Blanc ~ the
son of the founder of Monte Carlo
and brother-in-law Of Roland Bona
maria
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M,., Anx~It seyt.v.I, II1.

New York, March .@Nrs. J B An
gell. wife of the president Of the T.ni-
versity Of Michigan and ex-fniuia.er
70 Turkey. is seriot4siy i'll At the home
Of friends In this city. Mrs. ANGEL
suffered a stroke of appoptexy while
on a train on the way 70 this city
from annapolis last Monday
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santo Domingo. March D. The gov.
srumsnt has apparently discovered
that political movement in opposi
tion TO IL ia In progress. Cen Pepin
the former governor Of santiago Dc los
CabelIerss. has rssolssd against The
government and Roserhmsni troops
have been sent against him.
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81 Louis. March "a special 10 the
Post-Dispatch from Champaign. III.
says that three cons of Jacob Zeigler.
farmer. living north Of there. fell
through the ice in creek and
drowned while looking for 3toyewood.
The bodies Of the children. all Of
whom are less than nine years of age.
have not been recovered
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vated conditions would cause u repe-
tition of the trouble. and in anticipa-
tion of IL the Bunker Hill company
had built MORO castle with loop.
holes for Gatling guns.
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neeeisea b, Prs.lasnt.

Washington. March g.The presi.
dent received the members of the
pure food aud drug congress. now in
session here, to the number Of 900
or m0re. The presentations were
made In the eaat room.
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sanaashy on nampaws.

Columbus, O.. March "a special
says: The saniusty river Il on ram
page and already great damage has
been done. The stream Il the highest
IL has been for Is years.
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nath~r chlliy.

Dublin. March The newapa pers
Of this city give rather a chilling re.
eeption 10 the announcement OF the
proposed visit Of Queen Victoria 10
ireland next month. although the
comments are perfectly courteous.
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usnamlnntra.

Richmond. Ind. aareh 9-The re-.
publican congressional convention Of
the Sixth district renernluated Hep.
ressn1atise James r. Watson by ae-
ella m q .Ef.Fl.
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Berlin March D The reiehH'sg has
tabled the motion 10 reIniysdues
whipping as = legal punishment.
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GravEslls fan9rgiyt-'sT aB know that
faoa can Ask aasstlans that . wise mar can't
ap~Nere don't yoas" Her five heard
Ts r. mt never kEsH it uni-. COW -Ioston
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ANX|OUS. ABOUT TREATY.
France to Be Asked to Extend Time
for Ratification of Reciproc-
ity Pact.
ZINE As NOW FIXED EXPIRES MARCH "a

Relieved That the Treaty Would
He Defeated Ii Pushed te Vote
at the Present Time-House VIII
Vote ON Financial NH Next Tues
day.
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offered by Senator Cnlberson (Tcx),
directing the secretary of war To- re-
port a survey and an estimate of cost
for improving the main ship channel in
Sabine Pass, Texas, was adopted.
When the routine business had been
concluded Senator Mason Qll), in
accordance wish the notice he gave
Wednesday, moved TO discharge the
committee on foreign relations from
further consideration of his resolution
introduced December G. last. express
ing sympathy for the Beers. Under the
rules the motion went over until Fri
day.
To Vote Next Tuesday.
Washington, March 9. -- At the open
ing session of the house Thursday Mr..
Overstreet Ind.) }, in charge of the CON
ference report upon the financial bill.
gave notice that he would call up the
report next Tuesday. by unanimous
consent it was agreed that the vote on
the report should be taken as 4:30
Tuesday afternoon.
The debate upon the contested elee-
tion case of Aldrich VS.. Robbins, from
the Fourth Alabama district, which
was interrupted Wednesday by the ad-
journment out of respect to the mem
ory of the late Representative Harmer,
of Pennsylvania, was then resumed un-
der the agreement that the vote should
be taken At $3.50 p. IN. Mr.. Hamilton
(Mich) addressed the house in behalf
of the claim OF the contestant. Mr..
Aldrich.
Robbins Is Unseated.
The minority resolution declaring
Mr. Robbins entitled to- retain his
seat was defeated, 134 to i3s. by a
strict party vote.
The majority resolution declaring
Mr.. Aldrich the contestant. entitled
to the seat, was adopted, I42 TO 1856
BiI Ordered Reported.
Washington. March 9.--The house
committee on merchant marine and
fisheries held an extended session
Thursday with view IN completing
the shipping subsidy bill which has
been under consideration for some
time.
BY vote of 10 to the bill was or
dered reported.
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Washington. March 0. - In the sen
ate Thursday concurrent resolution
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THE ORIENTAL HAIR PAR
LORS, on the corner OF Seventh and
Sibley streets, room 2o5, krahmer
block, is the place to go for all kinds OF
fashionable hair dressing, etc. Straight
ening hair and scalp treatment spe-
cialty. Hair work done to order Calls
made at residences Prices made salts
factory. Mrs. L. J. Allen, proprietor.
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TWIN CITY NEWS.
ST. PAUL.

Correspondence. letters. ETC. must
reach us by Wednesday for publication
sos Thomas street.
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Occupy nuraheradorp.

London, March a special from
Molteno says that the British oe-
cupied nurghersdorp Inopposed on
"Wednesday night.
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Warehouses Of the st. Paul Cold
Storage Company Entirely
De-. Dyed.
Damage t. Buildings and Con-
tents Estimated at About
$500, ,OOO.
Large Quantity Of Butter. Eggs
and Other Merchandise a
Total Loss.

ST PAUL. July 2i.-The most disas-
trous fire from the point OF financial
loss that has visited ST. Paul in years
started at the St. Paul Cold Storage
Warehouse company's plant. 2O5-2ll
Eagle street, shortly before q u. m.
and within few hours property valued
at $s00. 900 was almost totally destroyed
or ruined by smoke and water.
Besides the building, the following
merchandise in storage was destroyed:
One million pounds butter, 80. 900
pounds dried fruit. % 600 cases Of eggs,
400. 900 pounds Of tea, $50, 600 pounds Of
maple sugar, 10000 pounds Of poultry
and game. 100000 pounds Of rice. 400
bales Of tobacco. - barrels Of whisky,
10 cars Of canned salmon. . cars Of pat
cnt medicines. car Of cheese, ! car Of
canned tomatoes.
The walls OF the buildings are still
standing. bu, are cracked and rendered
useless
The salvage corps. consisting Of seven
men, narrowly missed burial under the
roof OF one II the buildings, which
crashed down into the basement. car.
rying with i tie remnants of three
floors
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THOROUGHLY FRIGHTENED.
(htps.- Oniciais Have Their Eycs Opened
by I'll. tnil ~ Tirn 1sin.

htpe.- Driciais Have Their Eycs Opened
by III. inii II Ti.n rsin.
Lo>roN. Julv 1.-The Shanghai cor
responder; # The DAILY Mail declares
,ha, the Chinese off irials are thoroughly
frightened hy ,h. fall =! T!cn Ism and
desire ,o open negotiations. Therefore.
b. continues. although all ar aware
Of the horn bic p.kln massacrcs. every
official down 10 the humblcst retainer
has been sworn 10 secrecy upon tile
penalty 81 wholesale executions. should
the details leak out. They hope II the
powers once begin negotiations 10 stop
the military operations that matters
mi i;h; cool down.
There is the usual crop of Shanghai
rumors n; hand. One Is that Prince
Tuan has been abducted and the EN-.
press dowagcr Is again supreme. An.
other is tina. the notorious Hang lol.
president Of the board 81 war. has been
appointed viccroy II Canton.
The Ticn Tsin correspondent OF The
Daily News says the allies have issued
a reclamation announcing that they
arc not hgh,.ng China. hut only the
rebels who have been guilty 0. attacks
upon the foreigners
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MIR. 3ROBRICk'S STATEMENT.


Hrht.h Government Cannot Give Gre.
drnce To Chinese Reports.
LONDON. July 2,-In the house of
commons. the parliamentary secretary
~ the fore gn office. Mr. Wiliinm 81.
John Brodrick. communicated certain
statements OF the Chinese authorities
with r. gard TO the safety of the lcga-
nons ut P,ain and said the Chimes.
mini,'er declared them 10 be unharmcd.
Dir. Erc.-Tick read the tex, Of the sey-
eral cdscts of july IS. commenting Oh
Minister Conger's dispatch to The de-
rarinent -! state Of the United States.
Mr.. Brodr,ck said that though the dis
patch was 81 the same date as the
rdici's assurances of safety, the latter
was not borne ont by Mr. Conger. Mr.
Erodrick continued:
Seeing tha; over Il month has elapsed
SINCE any communication reached the
government FROM TN. British legation
and the isung II yamcn Is communicate
ing BY messenger with various Chinese
authorities. her niajestys government
feel they cannot give crcd.ncc 10 any
statement or slecrecs attributed 10 the
emperor or Chimes. government. unless
they are fortified hy letters signed and
tia,ci hy S.r Claude Macdonald or Brit.
ish officials or by soIle cab.eSTam III
cur cipher.
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SAYS All. WERE WELL.
- the I.ung IL Nssnrn saw For
urn Ministers July *.

- III. I.ung IL Nnmrn Saw For
.irn Ministers July IL.
,.u,> fe<, July 81 The state de-
,msa. In. made public the follow.
, r., ,,a., 9e,ar.mcnt has received u
a.eb = y. Mr. Goodnow. the consul
-, .. Shanghai. saying that Prince
= VIZ. tia, an officer OF the tsung
Ian.,u saw all the ministers on the
] ,aa, noao WAS injured. and that
a..aca w, il, tha, time being made.
d., i ny 10 whom the dispatch
k..nCc Tuan was addressed. and II Is
! certain extent NJ variance with the
a.cA Minister Conger Of that
+. des,..t.us the legation rs being
r ...e G; ,ha; time
lie atoYe lispaich was shown 10
t!,,.. W He s,.d he had no cx-
)aa;.9a = .ter. bu, said he placed no
k.ai,,ce aa any Il the Shanghai
),a'tae, IT, advanced the theory
j. ir.n,, Iuan. after nll. might not
pag- l. IT, Boxers. but might be sup
- vi ! y.rnment.
!" ...c.A II the state department..
r. cou>.,gsas Consul General Good
y a.,ia. 3. express the belief that
s4.'aAe .Hs been made IN the trans
:. - .. tae message and the name
~ ,-"u.. Aayc been Yuan. governor
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Brilliant nasi, of Americans aud tnS!ish
ut lien Tsin.

Brilliant Dash of Americans and tnc 'ish
nt lien Tsin.
Nrw YORK. July 2i.-A dispatch 70
The Journal and Advertiser from Che
Foo. July -. says:
4 brilliant dash against n large force
OF Chinese nj Tien Tsin was made this
morning by detachment oi American
troops. assisted by some English iusii'
GERS. The object was 10 capture bat
terry of large calihre cannon which hao
been doing great damage.
The Anglo American troops charged
a large fort across an open space an"
were exposed toa hot but poorly I'LL
rectei fire from the enemy They
dashed into the fort. and after engaging
the Chinese i'll sharp hand-to.hand
Aph,. nut them to flight and remained
masters o! the fort.
Eight large modern guns were cap
turcd, together with carts and all the
accessories. The battery was imme'
diatclv turned upon the fleeing enemy.
who under the wcll-dircctcd fire. sui.
fcred heavy losses.
Tho Chinese army is now retrcating
toward Pekin.
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[,.r of Dispatches to STATE
| ..r,mcnt Regarding the
Conycr Message.
came From Foreign Gov
..uruts and Others From
Con>uls in China.
,ou, Exception They All Dis
,.,;, The Dispatch OH Va
rlou, Theories.

,,c7o<. July ai.-The state dc.
~ ~. received n number OF dis.
,r,n foreign governments rcla.
-. Can.er dispatch and also
c.n,als in China. including
r. ca. ral Goodnow. Without
!, ,hev discredit the accuracy OF
.,.cb AMI advance various thco.
.t.w ii, lack of ecnuincncss.
..,,re harden Of the answers ind!.
h.,. ,,.an no, TO move the relief
'4iuon n the evidence furnished
| MGR Dispatch. Notwithstand-
n.,>a.o, Secretary Hay per-
:, continues - credit the Conger
.,.ra. although he says that there Is
..,h...;y a. ii option.
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forces near Wei Hal Wei. The latter
10 reported, werc rcpulsed after q
s'ulcorh encounter. No dates are
gwen. Wv
". hrutizki, engineer OF the Eastern
oh'nese r'iiway. tclegraphing from Al.
gatchi. IN the Trans. Eakal territory
under da'e OF Friday, July 20. reports
.hc occupation q Chailar by Chinese
troops. The Russians, according to
'n's oispatch. COZ tlnued to concentrate
ut Charhln.
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TO PROTECT CHINESE.
Wyoming Militia In Readiness to Proceed
to Rock Springs.

CHEYENNE. Wy, July 24.-Thc state
authorities have ordered several com.
panies Of militia to be in readiness TO
proceed Immediately TO Rock Springs,
q coal camp. about 200 miles west Of
Cheyenne. where upwards Of 800 Chi
nosc are in danger. Rations and all
necessary equipments have been issued
aad the railroads have been asked TO be
ready 70 transport the troops at a mo-
ment's : notice. There are large num-
ber II foreigners in Rock Springs and
several Cinnamon have been roughly
handled during the past few days. In
all probability orders will be issued for
troops 70 60 10 Rock Springs. when
martial law will be proclaimed and
every protection possible given the
Cele,.ia.s
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>Illl. INC kEptI.O :.
2Pr IWt, LATHE Faith In the stories
from hines. Sources.

f'ir iNts LATHE Faith In the stories
fren Chimes. SOURCES.
N.aN Ju.v Though there are
.a-ca'in, that hardened pcs>i-
r Z, n ~laa,ue 10 melt under the
=. "ers u Chinese assurances.
~ 7, = naW admitted that perhaps
y. tAe iareiSn ministers at P,hln
5.A Allied. still incredullty re-
- ."e dominant note of European
~ -t' ~ one seems able 10 recon.
assurances of the imperial cd.ci
= ''.4.'t'r Cunger's Statement, In
49, -''' message TO Secretary Hay
"s wa III hourly expectation Of
- 4! massacre, though both docu.
- iHFieri 10 have been sent from
",,. :" me same date. II is conf
''.'' "A'icil laicd. however, that tho
; s't] WI! soon be- solved, rs all the
,'''iil nts. following the lead Of the
j, = states secretary OF state. Colonel
.''.''' Uah"n steps to test the SINGER
'''Ilese oi'icialdom. by insisting
j, '''c Communication with the
!Alsi,rs
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YELLOW FEVER SERUM.
Patients Treated With th" Remedy Fro
crossing iav"rably.

NrEA CEJz. July "a = The first
pati,nt treated with the yellow fever
serum hv the young Brazilian experi'
mcntcr, DR.. Bellinza now Is fully
conyalcsceni. Other patients treated
are progressing favorably. There is IN
tense interest III the experiments ana
every facility Is afforded the doctor.
Patients very low with the black vomit
have been treated and the effect of the
serum j, marvellous. astonishing old
phys,cians here.
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CUT DOWN II CANPANlA.
Sailing Vessel sunk bs Ocean >fcamsh y
and Eleven Live. Lost.

LoNpoS. July 2;.-The Livcrpao.
bark Eb.cmton. bound for New Zea-
land. was run down and sunk 10y the
liner Campania of the west coast. The
Camrania struck the bark amidshiIs,
cutting her III two.
l, is thought tha, II members Of her
crew, including the captain. perishcd.
The Campanla Mas not seriously III
lurci and arrived al Liverpool safely.
\ dense ios WAS the cause Of the acci.
Geu'
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NOT nNOWN WHO WILL LEAD.
Russian or Jap to Command the Relief
Column.

Russian or Jap to Command the Relief
Column.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-It is un-
known - the state department even
yet who is 10 command the interna-
tional relief column on its march to
Pekin, which begins the end Of this
month. News dispatches Of late date
have assigned the command TO one Of
two Russian Dragomiroff and
Llneylsh. The stat. department knows
nothing II this. but has been assuming
thai III the possible event Of the failure
of I'll. in:ernatIonals 70 agree among
them ,o.ves on any other basis. the
japanese field marshal Nedzu, would
command by virtue Of seniority and
rank
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DESTROYED BY RIOTERS.

Five Nlission stations IN the Province Of
Ito Nan Ia Ruins.
LONDON, July 2l.-The China Inland
Mission has received u telegram from
Shanghai which reports that Slang
Si.n. 81 Heu. CHA klao. Shack Tien,
and King Isl kuan. all mission sta.
kions in the province Of Ho Nan, have
been destroyed by rioters. The mis-
sionarias pro sata
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l,,sc Halt Player Drops Dead.

LACROSSE. Wss.. July 24.-Professor
+. Z. Bach, II member Of the La Crosse
base ball team, dropped dead i'll the
field just before the game between
Xinona aud La Crosse had been called.
He had been practicing III center field
md his excrtions. together with the
heat. brought OH the fatal attack.
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GOING TO TEN TSlN.

phriai tabicgram Received Prom Al
m.rni Kemcy.
t>Hi>GroN, July 2i.-Thc board of
nav cation has received the following
cate gram from y !mira. Rcmey:
!aku. july 22. Going To Tlen Tsin
today To look into matters, leaving
senior officer here. Newark gone Ma.
ga>..hi for docking"
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MnIiun Man Shoots y SMlOOnkcCper.

CHICAGO. July 24.-John 4. Barsanti.
a saloonkccrcr Oh Van Buren, street.
was shot and fatally wounded by n
holdup man at his place of business.
Barsanti had refused to hand over his
money on the demand Of the rohbor
and the shooting was done during n
rough and tumble fight between the
men. The robber escaped.
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PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAlG,
Perry Heath Reaches ChsrHE" AFTER ~
Interview with ua"nn.

CyucAGo. July 24.-Pcrry ;. Heath.
s.rr,.,ary of the Republican national
committee, has arrived here ana regis
tered at the Auditorium Annex. Mr'
Heath spent Sunday with Chairman
Ham, m Cleveland. discussing plans
for the campaign. Mr.. Heath said that
CHARLES r. Buckland. who has been III
chnr,. OF a branch Of the campaign ht'
erary work at Washington. WI. tu.', n"."
charge of the literature sent OUT rom
,his CITY. II. IL. Rand Of Wisconsin
will supcrintcnd the printing depart
mcnt.
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'htN a COLD RECEPTION.


"'"g Reaches Shanghai on the
:. Way Ia rekin.
bAN'"Ai. July 2A.-L Hung Chang.
~ ''''"d here on the steamer An.
k,y,l Ho', Hong Kong. was coldly rc.
&c.,. he native officials sent al
kes " 40 armed troops. but as the
kran !" c"'l'ul objected to their passage
.r =" 'he French settlement they
kdon "'"'rawn. and Earl Ii landed
)uco "i escort OF /. French police.
Gand. y u French jurisdiction hc was
benz. over to the cosmopolitan settle
jac. p"'ice, who escorted him to his
BIZ mn, Ic''aencc. The Anping, hav.
le ba', IONS of war on board, violated
kas c", o'r REGULATIONS by entering and
onnl'" yelled to leave the limits. The
j H., nave decided not to call upon
Chang officially.
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\ gentleman recently cured of dys-
pepein gave the following appropriate
rendering OF Burns famous blessing:
Some have meat and can not eat. and
some hav. none that want II: but we
have meat ard We can eat
kodo Dyspepsia Cure be thank
ed" This preparation will digest what
YOU eat II instantly relieves and radi-
cal!y cures indigestion and all stomach
iisor ders.
Cook / ODEE.
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"''fokTED ENGAGEMENT.

british Troops Meet Near
Sr = Wei Hal Wei.
,un,.r. rh">h'Rd. July 2a.-Two en-.
acc ~ "'e reported to have taken
"'eh British md Chinese
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For two years Ira w. Kelley OF Mans
tie Pa. WAS IN poor health on account
o. kidney trouble. He consulted several
physicians and spent considerable money
for medicines without obtaining relief
until he tried Foley's Kidney Cure. and
now writes Il desire 70 add my tasti.
.aca. that il may befhe cause of aiding
others
CUUf. SCUr-TZ