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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-07
SIGNED BY T4E, GOVERNOR.
The Three Appordonnont Bills Are In
cludcd in the List,

The Three Appordonmcnt Bills Are In
cludcd in the List,
Austin. September 6.-The governor this
afternoon approved the following bills and
resolutions passed ana adopted by the ex-
ira session of the Twenty-seyenth legisla.
ture;
Senate concurrent resolution urging upon
congress TO protect the forests of Sacra-
mcnto mountains in the Territory of New
Mexico.
Senate concurrent resolution expressing
the approval and iadors ement of the leSis-
lature Of the plans Of the Daughters of the
Republic 10 buy the site Of the Alamo
battle ground and erect IA monument there
on and otherwise beauty the site.
House concurle nt resolution granting re-
Her To those VINO suffered by indian dep
relations. amending the law so as 10 allow
them toshle theie claims in the court OF
claims.
House concurrent resolution authorizing
the superintendent of public buildings ana
grounds to lease the size Of the ola court
house square, which belongs to the state,
| tor II term OF nVe years.
I Rouse bill providing for the care ana
maintenance II the aeaf dumb and bind
children of the sat, and appropriathg
$500 therefor
/ House bill authorizing cities and towns
fund their bonded Indebtedness and Issue
! bonds therefor without submitting the
| Qut stion 10 the voters thereof.
; House bill authorizing the sale OF part of
block, 5lsi uhe site OF the Old temporary
= ganitol in Austin to the Grand Lodge OF
! Masons
The congressional reapportionment bill.
Inc bill npFortloning the State into sen
| atnrlal. districts.
| The bill reapportionlng the State into
| representative districts.
| The following bills were fled in the
secretary o. States department and will
become laws without the governors sig
nature:
| House hin to create IA more efficient road
| system for Cass county
! Srnatc bill to validate the Incorporation
! az the town Of Athens, Henderson county.
| Senate bill to validate the Incorporation
| for school purposes Only the town of Call.
| dress,
House bill to validate the incorporation
OF the town of MOODY, McLennnn county.
The governor has not as vet signed the
sheriff's fee bill and the hill providing for
| TIE building Of sea walls around Galveston
and other coast cities and towns.
Mr.. Nolan and Mrs, Boyd were the sole
members Of the subcommittee appointed by
the house finance committee to get the
appropriation bill ready for the printers.
who remained here today. They labored
asslhuousN 10 get the copy ready. but an
| nCunceh this evening thnt they would not
ishe abie,to get II Ia the printer before ~
| O'clock tomorrow morning.
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Anderson News Notes.

Anderson, Texas, September 5.--word has
lust been received here that Mr.. Nicholas
Goodyear. Que Of the oldest residents Of
Andei son, was In dying condition in
Tampa. Fla. Mr. Goodyear IS a member
of Orphans Friend lodge Np. H. A. f. and
A. NJ, and has many friends In Grimes
county.
d. A. j. whltworth has gone to McComb
City, Miss for few weeks,
The revival conducted at the Baptist
church by Revs. Knight and McGinty has
closed and was o very successful meeting.
Miss Vivian TAYLOR has gone to Alvin,
where she will teach In the public school,
Prof w C,audius Davis, principal Of
Patrlc academy for three years has re-
signed to accept position In the public
schools Of BRYAN During his STAY here
he msde many friends who regretted to
soc him leave. ttH
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Cameron Cuttings.

Cameron, Texas. September 6.-'AIcssrs
r. NJ Blgbee and Mann Todd left early
this week overland for their respective
claims near Lawton !. 7.
j. NJ Presnal was conyicted Of lunacy
in the county court Yesterday
Hon. Clifford Brawley Of Austin was
among his friends here Yesterday
Miss Dephia Scott has returned from an
extended visit 20 California.
Dr. r. Cass has returned from "A soJourl
among relatives in Tennessee.
County Superintendent Clement returned
from camping trip "a West Texas today
HIS party came overland Ia wagons. liz
did not hear Of his brothers death until
too late to reach here.
r. l.. Judd has returned from trip &C
Mexico and win resume his duties at the
Wells Fargo express office as agent
Mrs T. $. Hcarreil and sister have re
turned from an outing al Ballnger
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, Strikers and feel Trust Magnates Have
Reached No Agreement.
LIS CONTINUE D INCREASE THEIR FORCES
Amagamated Association Has Rejected the Last
Proposition of observation-disclosures and the Out
look Seems Dark for the Strikers.

Eburg. Pa. September 6.--IEnite of
bet that the terms ufTerchy The
States steel corporation & a set,
u OF the steel workers site Were
to 6 O'Clock last night, Il execI-
bard of the Amilgamutcd asr:ation,
remaining In session all OF MY. al
X until 10 o'clock tomogrownornlnc
ht reaching definite dcela.
peace movement Is regardless prnc
dead In the offices of thGarncgie
BIZ II was stated that thcltuation
was simple The Amalgattcl as
In had rejected the terms cred by
ent Schwab and ncgo;ians had
lated. The Of cials of theonstitu.
h,panics had been instructgto start
he plauts as soan as pGblc and
ncnrnicn men.
Mas stated that Preil1rn Schwab
Fallr rci'cra cd the ofrcrlade hy
Morgan, that tn corporate would
pc seal Of all mills that tn signed
fore the STRIKE an th't u,n wages
he paid IN all nonanlomills af-
In the controversy.
Dnm,er tin plate works fMcKces'
assumed operations Mt s dock this
be-. SIX mills of the hcn we've
with nearly 100 men. mt Of them
old employees There w no dis
The deputy sAcrns we on duty.
lnrn v.no "a oth;rU Co., th,,tp do %
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seossoeeeoossessos eoosossooo
COMMENTS ON M'KINLEYs SPEECH
English Newspapers Find Much Of Sig
nificenoe in Utterances.

English Newspapers Find Much OF sig
nificsnoe in Utterances.
London. September 6.--ThP vast ambitions
of the United States as deduced from what
tn, St James Gazette calls President Me
Klplcy's speech at Buffalo, continue to he
tea theme of the London editorial writer's.
"As military power and commercial
enterprise must 80 hand in hand says
the St. James Gazette, the Importance of
the statements upon the world Of politics
as revealing the. new epoch upon WHICH
America Is entering must he immense"
III Evening standard inquiries If the
reference to the isthmian canal Is hint
to England that the CLAYTON Buwer treaty
VIII have to GO Ii looks like it.
III. paper considered that the 'determi'
nat.,n Of the United States 10 he upper
mos lr Central and South America hoth
commercially and politically. is one of the
hardest facts of our times.
The Globe thinks President McKinlelX's s
program forecasts the severe rivalry which
Great Britain must expect from the United
states amounting, this paper believes, 70 n
deGnlt, abandonment of extreme protee-
ton,
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SIX HUNDRED NJ NFRS OUT
THEY DEMANDED A sEMl-MoNTHLY
PAYDAY. H'
CHARGE that the Operators Have Failed
toiLive Up to Their Contract in Re-
tusine TO Adopt 1t.

Little Rock, Ark, September 6.--Advices
from Huntington state that'G00 coal min
ers are on strike in order to enforce a
semi monthly pay day The men nilege
that in failpg to adopt the scmi-monthy
pay day system the operators have failed
10 live up 10 the provision OF the sca.e
agreement entered into by the conference o.
miners and operators two weeks ago, 1t
IS said that number of the operators have
refused to sign the scale adopted ut the
conference, although a number have done
Sc, and 1t is not an,iclpated these will be
affected by the strike unless their men are
ullled out in u sympathetic movement
1ae miners Mt hartford. IL is said, are
also out and say they will fight 10 the end.
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BRITAIN SUPPORTS FRANCE.
All Of Europe Win Go After the Sultan
Il Is Said


New York, September Ga dspatch
from Paris TO the Tines gives the ollow
Ane additional details regarding thr Frdnco-
irurklsh political situation: The report
that the sultan Of Turkey asked the kaiser
to intcrcede on his behalf With France and
that the emperor refused the request ad-
,vising tho porte to yield. Is confirmed nc
cording to a dispatch to the Times from
Paris The Paris Temps SAYS Europe ~
general has become alive 20 the necess ~
OF standing shoulder TO shoulder whenet er
the sultan's obstlnaey Implies latent
menace TO any individual powtr. a rus
Sian paper seeks TO break the harmony OF
this provisional agreement oy the ms nu I
tion thai Great Britain Is Will speriuE II ne
sultans ear that there Is no danger o.
France attempting 10 exercise coercion
In Paris however even the liu sian
press IS .nnnceded in view e the atiit VIZ
tude toward Great Britain for her moral
support r,t.,,
amhassador. TO leave Paris. has naturally
brought about a change In the position o1
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psslBlLITY o FsETT.MENT.,
York Paper Says the'rospect Is
Very Good.

York Paper Says the'rospect Is
Very Good.
\ York, September c. World to-
Pw Saturday mornlw will say:
Is strong hope for ttlement of
|trikc. 1t adds:
hope for II favorable utcome was
|lsed when carly this atnoon Presi
schwab received ephonc call
Nj. Shaffer who saithlt he de
81 speak with him Rounlly IT
|rcrorted that Mr.. shat nal askel
neither conference he WI the ste9l
olhcers and the AmalMatcd hua d
fhat the board would ne here for
bur n, s..
edia civ after Mr.. Alters tclo-
c,tll, Mr., Schwah woIto Mr. Nor
ofhce and remained oscted with
|fpr some time The trro OF TIM
be carried seemed 10 thlgh,y satis-
Eg TO both him and Mrlpsgan.
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DEMANDING INTERVENTION.
New York Business Men Complain 0
Interference with Traffic.

New York Business Men Complain of
interference with Traffic.
New York, September 6.--The Evening
Post says: Local merchants whose bust
ness has been affected by the depredations
OF the guerilla bands operating along the
isthmus Of Panama suggest that il rs about
time the United States land troops under
treaty with Colombia to put a stop TO the
disturbances which are niurlng trade and
threatening American property.
They also docalGSthat the shutting Off Of
military supplies to the insurgents which
art being shipped from this port, would
do much toward ending the existing
trouble. Ship captains who, during the
last few weeks have visited ports In Vene-
zuela say that large supplies OF arms from
Belgium and Germany are being landed in
than country.
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nELMAR PARK.

Mile and II sixteenth Governor Boyd,
Kitty clyde Round Turn Time 1i9.
Five furlongs Colonial Girl, Oge, Anna
Elliott Time 1,O1ha
Miss Gaines. Josie f. Time l.09h
SlX fnrlongs Santa Ventura, Lady
Bmmble. prlma IL. Time i;1+.
Alile--Dandy jim, Outburst Brown Vail,
Time / ~.
seven furongs- Meddlesome, Nearest,
Miss Gollgnty Time l2sh,
RESULTS AT HARTFORD
Hartford, Conn, September q, biscuits:
The Charter Oak stakes. purse $4,000,
for the 2:13 class Elenta won; Dolly Bid
well second Alan third. Best time 300.
9:27 class, pacing Frazier won; Terrace
Queen second; knox's Gelatine third. Best
time 2:09A.
2:11 class. pacing-Mntln Bells won;
Daphne Dallas second; Don Reilly third.
Best time 2.08R.
2:25 class, trottng Lola won; III Anlargo
second Laureate third. Best time 2:l3A.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NE
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

President Mckinley was shot and
badly Wounded while holding recep-
ton at the Bufialo exposition Surgeons
express the belief that he VIII recover,
though he i wounded severely.
Expressions Of sorrow from the entire
world are pouring into Buffalo.
Mrs. Mckinley has stool the shock
without had result and is now at her
husbands bedside.
Many eminent Americans gave express
sirn TO their views.
Thc assassin Is held at police hend
quaiters at Buffalo under strong
guard.
Patterson, y. j., anarchists dcank to
the health of Czqsoss, though they de
clare he Is not one OF them.
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COMMERCIAL.

An the cereals lost strength and closed
at slight declines.
Tho Chronicles weather report was
very bu.lish,
The scope of business on the stock
exchange fell back to about the lowest
OF the year.
Bracstreet's reported tho continuance
of business on scale upequaled for the
season: Dun's report showed curtailcd
operations on account of holiday clos
ing
Cotton was stronger during the day,
but developed weakness nnolly which
sent prices off little at the close.
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the young Turks and Ottoman refugees In
that territory Paris was the center of
tho Turkish espionage system In Euronc
and the surveillance Of eX les was almost
the sole function of Munir Bey. Now that
he has been ordered home and he snies
expelled to Nice, the members of the young
Turkish party can hold reunions pub! sh
pamuhlcts and worry the Sultan as mu' h
nS they Ike.
The CORES pundent Of the Time at fru 4
sells saws the belief is held there that eS-
Vet he nvcrted The Independents Beige
vaguely hints that the resistance OF the
porte is due to the influence of a great
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IKE AT INSANE 6YLUM
ENDANTS WALKED or AT AR
KANSAS iNSTlTUTN.
Result Pandemonium signed for
We Iours--Trouble ,FirlY Adj 81
iGsted by Governor Dis.


he Rock Ark, Septembt8, -Pande,
Inn reigncd for two hanrs,daS at tina
|sas State insane nsylu owing 10
| Ike of the attendants, AIT forty in
M, The attendants dPnded ths
|atement of Dr.. =. L. u Q, assist
whose dnisgal had
| directed by Governor his on the
III that White is not Il rtlAnt uf Ar
Is, They also dcmand assurance
BIO Cmploye wuulG be charged un-
Herelicl ia duty Or gut OF unbe'
IL conduct.
|crnor Davis visited thasvlum an
|fInised the trouble hngreelng to
|amanGs Of the attendul with the
Hon Of DR.. Whites l, lIatement.
|shttendAnts then resume heir duties.
|natcly there WAS no lar among the
BIZ during the strike.
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GonzaIes HIah School.

Gonzales, Texas, September G-The Con
zales high school will open on Monday
September o. sith Prof. T. l.. roland and
a full corps Of tenehers In charge room
HAS been added 10 the buildings In which
the kindergarten system VIII be taught 10
yonns chiiilren The school viii run for
nine months. seven Of them being under
the fee school system A fee of SO from
each pupil at the opening Of the school
with State aud city school tax Will run
tie schools for nine months.
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soholarshin Contest Closed.

Flatonin Texas, September 6.-The rol-
test for two scholarships offered by tho
Flntonia Record closed yesterday at noon.
The first scholarship WAS won by Miss
Selma Austin, tho second by Aivina Mnel.
Ter. The contest was very warm, each
lady receiving over 1900 votes,
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ORGANIZATION COMPLETED.
Minor Baseball Leagues Elected Officer
at Their Meeting Yesterday.

Minor Baseball Leagues Elected Officers
at Their Meeting Yesterday.
Chicago, ILL.,, September @. The National
Association Of Professional Baseball
Leagues, made up Of the presidents OF
eleven minor leagues from California to
New England, elected the following officers
today;
secretary and treasurer, j II. Farrell,
New York. board OF arbitration, 7. Hickey,
ST. Joseph Mo-. w II Lucas. Portland,
ore; William Meyer. Jr., Fort Wayne,
Ind. NJ III Sexton, Rock Island, III; II,
II MurnHne. Boston.
a new National agreement was ndopted
There win be four classes Of leagues and
the protection fees will he oue-half that
which they have been heretofore. The
Leagues employ 1900 players. The next
meeting win be held In New York City
October ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-07
APoLoalzlNe TO JAPAN.
China Has Another Mission Of Expiation
in the Field.

Yokohama, September 1.-THE Chinese
mission of explation Immediately on its
arrival at Toxic, the capital, Informed
the japanese foreign office through thc
Chinese legation that the object OF the
mission was TO express coincidence and
apology for the murder of Sugi Yama
AkraI who was chancellor of the Legal
tion of Japan at Pekn prior to the Boxer
uprising. and to convey the thanks OF
China for Japan's assistance in preserving
order IN Pelln.
No arrangements have been made up TO
the present for the reception of the mis-
sion by the emperor
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cHIcAeo ANARcHIsrs pENY

That They Were in Any Way Connected
with the Crime.
Chicago, September 6,--Chlcago anarch-
lists deny that any plot was Matched In
Chicago against President Mckinley, wno
was generally regarded among them as a
man who listened to the voice of the peo-
pie and did HIS hest for the masses.
Mrs Lucy Parsons. whose husband vas
executed Cor the part be took in the Hay
market riot expressed strong hope that
the president would recover.
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THE CITY BONDS SOLD.
They Bring the Required Premium of Twenty.
five Thousand Dollars.

Of in
a to OF
saeo
andt 1880 being
OF a
OF
hold large Interests
are note
full premium demanded
reakt o
Immediate delivery The premium secured will be
city hall
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Palestine, Texas, September GA very
pretty game of BAH was played here today
between Tyler and Palestine, resulting 10
q score Of to 3 IN favor Of Palestine.
The visitors played hard but their good
work avaled them nothing against the
heavy hitting of the l. and G. y. Bat
teres-Tylcr. Holland aud Rogers; Pales.
tine Wright and Alexander
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Thomsston News.

Thomaston, Texas, September 6.-James
L. Brown returned TO his home at Runge
Thursday after spending a most pleasant
visit with friends at this place.
Mrs. X. j. Prior returned 10 her home a.
Stockdale Wednesday after an extended
visit 10 relatives 81 this place.
Prof md Mrs. a. G. sweeney returned
from pearsal Wednesday. where they
have been spending the summer with MIS-.
Swrcney's parents.
The Thoniaston public school viii open
Monday, September o. with A. c. Sweeney
as principal.
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THE RACES.
suEErSILnAn nAY.

III VII III TIsNII Ilsf
Five furlonss- Cryptogram, Cast Iron,
Collage. Time 10l as.
MiIc--Monarka, Satire, Wax, Time
l.30 10
Five and a half MISUNDERSTANDING by
Right jim Tully, Pretorlous. Time
] :OS 80
The Reapers mile and three slxteenths--
water Color. Noues, Autolight. Time
90 30
Six furlopgs- Schwalbe, Ascension, Lady
Sterling Time t.13.
Mile and half-Trlgger Baron Pepper,
Maid of Harlem. Time . - 20.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

New York merchants expressed them
selves as favoring the intervention of
the United States in the South Amer
lean trouble.
The Colombian charge d'affalrcs and
Acting Secretary Adee had long CON
ference at Washington.
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TRANsVAAL-.

Letters entire commando was cap
tured by Major Sccbell.
Niltecn Beers were killed Hftr-two
wounded and siXty-two captured and
ten Brtlshcga were killed IN the engage
mcnt between Lotter's and Scobel's
commands.
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LOCAL.

How the news of the ATTEMPTED as
sasslnntlon of the president was re-
cclyel in Houston.
Silas r. Lewis, an engineer at the
Citizens electric light plant, killed by
contact with nm electric current.
Several persons bound over by United
States Commissioner Dunn for Illicit
dlstilling,
The city bonds sold to Blair & Co. of
New York at premium Of $4,000.
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RAILROADS.

f. II. Hartman gave orders to have
all regular passenger trains on the
Southern Pacific yestbuled within sixty
DAYS
The commission gave notice Of hear
Ing ON Santa Fe lumber rates.
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oUIeT pREvAILs IN sALvADoR.
Fire Broke Out in the Artillery Baraok
but Was Quickly Subdued

but Was QUICKLY ouppued.
New York, September g. Ernesto Scherni
kow vice consul Of the Republic Of Saliva
dor, IS in receipt Of the following dispatch
rom the minister of foreign affairs Of his
country under Yesterdays date: Night he
fore last fire broke out IN the block where
the artillery barracks and presidential res.
ldeuce are situated. The army and citizens
united and succeeded In quenching the fire
and saving nearly nj the war materials
stored In the barracks. Public order re-
mains nndisturbed and business continues
uninterrupted; quiet and peace prevails
everywhere "
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MINISTER'S HAVE AccEPTED.

imperial Ediots tisfactory-Protocol to
Be Sioned Today.
Pekin, September 6-Forelgn ministers.
have accepted the imperial edicts and have
arranged to sign the peace protocol to-
morrow.
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LEGISLATIVE

Tho scnate's appropriation bill has
hrcp sent to the printer with injunc
tons that /, must be kept secret.
1t Is said that therc will he u fight
I, crt the appropriation below the gov.
ernur's estimate.
Tine governor has signed q number OF
hiits
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DOMESTIC,

State Treasurer Showers of Mississippi
resigned
Miss Halah Hounsom was burned to
death in her home at Topeka Kan.
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STATE.

Mrs r. NJ Douglps of Van Alstyne
was fatally burned NY the explosion OF
a coat oil can.
Young man was torn to pieces in a
gill near Whitcwright.
A,ncw pest IS doing great damage in
Grayson county,
The people Of Galveston Will hold
me,norlal services sunday.
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kOuTHNRN LEAGUE


At McmphlS- Memnhs 10; Selma
At Chattanooga-Ch Chattanooga g. Shrevc-
port 2.
Rock
Al Nashville Nashville s; New Orleans 8
Called account darkness after nine lnuings.
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THE STRIKE.

Tho Amalgamatcd association rejected
the last proposition of the stoel trust
magnates and all negotiations were
broken on
The attendants at the Arkansas insane
asv'um went on stikc
Six hundred Arkansas coal miners
WputN out.
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RAsERALL.
NATIoNAL LEAGur.

AT New York New York .: Plttahurg 10.
Second game; New York 4. Pittsburg l3.
A. BOSTON Boston 3; St Louis 10
At BROOKLYN BROOKLYN II; Cincinnati l.
At Phladclphia-Ph Philadelphia b; Chi.
Cngo 2
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OIL DEVELOPMENTS.

Merchants and Mechanics company
will put in big tank and pipe ilne
AZ Reanmont.
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CASH il; ; : ;;;::: e.; g.;
PaIestine Nor J Game.

race trnck The writ Is made returnabls
to the court en- hanc on october s.
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BASEBALL SUNDAY.
The Firenen and the Cawthons Are to
Meet at League Park.

The baseball game tomorrow between
the hremen ana the cowthon clubs for
500 aside Will be unusually interesting
from the fact that the payers are putting
up the money and will also settle the dis.
pute as to the supremacy of the two clubs
Umpire Proctor will call play promptly at
p. m; The lineup will be as follows:
(.aWthOu Flremcn
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CHINA.

Foreign ministers accepted the i'm
perial cdicts and arranged to sign the
nrotocol