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The COLOMBIAN REVOLT
MUTINOUS REGULARS SHOOT THE
GUARD AND JOIN INSURGENTS.

KINGSTON. jamaica, July ia let
ter received here from prominent mer
chant in Carthagena. Colombia, reports a
serious outbreak among the Colombian
troops in the outskirts or that CITY last
week. The soldiers were dissatisfied and
threatened to desert. Monday they at
tempted to break from their barracks
and attacked their guard A bitter fight
followed in which seven Of the guards
were killed outright and several were
wounded on both sides. The letter fur
ther says large number OF mutineers
nave escaped, and it is expected they will
JON the rebels, and the indication is that
the revolution will continue longer and
With renewed energy on the part of the
rebels. Another letter received by CIar-
ence, the refugee chief of the Mosquito
Indians, reports collision a fortnight
ago between Nicaraguan soldiers and
Mosquito Indians at a place called Hau-
lover, where one Indian and three SOL
diers were killed. The soldiers withdrew
leaving three wounded behind them.
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ONE MORE STRIKE TODAY
STATIONARY FIREMEN IN WYO-
MING DISTRICT ORDERED OUT.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, July 15.-Presi-
dent Mulcahy, of the Stationary tire-
mems Association Of Pennsylvania has
given up all hope Of an amicable settle
ment of the strike of the firemen, order
ed to begin tomorrow morning. There
were no responses today from employers
and nothing now remains TO be done
but TO put into effect the order Of the
executive committee Of the association,
viz: That all stationary hremen affili-
ated with the state association refuse to
go to work tomorrow until their demands
for an eight hour day are granted
1t is expected that GOO hremen i'm the
Wyoming region will refuse to go to
work tomorrow Most of these are em-
ployed at the mines. and until new men
can be secured to take their places many
Of the collieries will have to suspend
operations. This win throw a great many
miners out of employment, but just how
many will not be known until tomorrow
The coal operators are confident they
will be able to man their boiler rooms
and that the strike of fremen VIII not
cause general suspension of work.
President Mulcahy and the other OIL
Gals Of the tiremens association seem
to think the strike will be of short dura-
ton, as 1t will be impossible, according
to their way Of thinking, 10 operate the
mines without the old fremen.
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MATCH TRUST IN ENGLAND.
Bryant & Nay Are Absorbed oy the
Diamond Company

LONDON, July 15-At a special meetif4y
of the shareholders of Bryant & May
held this afternoon, the agre ement to ac-
ouire the business OF the Diamond Match
company, of Liverpool. for ESQ COO to be
provided by new issue of Bryant &
May shares, was adopted. Chairman
Bryant, of Bryant & May, supported the
resolution on the ground that the corpora
ton was not. in a position to fight the
Diamond Match company. Some of the
shareholders Indignantly protested against
the proposed amalgamaJion, saying the
Diamond Match cvomp9ny never paid
any dividends and they saw no reason to
buy off the Liverpool company for fear
of future competition.
President Barber, or the American Dia-
mond Match company, spoke in favor Of
the amalgamation.
After the meeting President Barber
gave out the following statement - a
representative of the Associated TESS:
1T was not our fight. but that OF Bryant
& May. We had demonstrated in the
north of England that American methods
and machinery were able to produce
twice many matches at the same cost
as our British competitors could produce
We of the Diamond company felt We
could make the deferred shares of tho
Bryant q May company as good as the
preferred shares.
while the British public holds a ma
jority Of the preferred shares. we have
taken up majority of the deferred. We
have great confidence in Mr.. Bryant per-
Sonaily and rather than to enter upon
hazardous competition, we deemed It bet
ter to combine. Great Britain will have
better matches than ever before and at
a less cost.
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COMING CHAMPIONS.

The grocery employees of YerXa's and the
bakery men had a tusSe on the diamond
Sunday, and the grocers won by score
of 6 to 4. There was some very good
playing on both sides. The mines are
composed of the following: Grocers-
Hintz. first base; w. Wilson, third base;
shortstop; Benjamin Banels, right field;
c. Sanders, catcher; f. Peterson. lef:
field; H. Cooper, center field; H. Arne-
base; J. Parr. catcher; p Greengard,
pitcher; H. hurry, second base; Brooden
shortstop; 8. Greengard, third base; Fl.
Kuschke, center field; c. Doran, right
field; w. Childs. left field.
The Clovers defeated the Clevelends
Sunday morning in a well played ~ me
by a score of 9 to 6. The features of the
game We're the batting Of 5, Mahoney and
the good field work of the Clovers. Bat
teries-Clovers Clang and Hadlev: Cieve
land, Huff brothers. The CloVerS would
like to get a game for next Sunday with
any team in the city. Address N. Clang,
64S Bedford street.
The Schmidt's North Stars defeated w.
r. Burkhardt's team on the Randolph
street grounds Sunday afternoon by a
game, havi~ eighteen strike-outs to his
credit. G. Brown, the catcher for the
Schmidt's, threw his arms out OF his
shoulder and will be out of the game for
Madison IS. ID team, umpired the game.
Batteries. Hummer, G.. Brown, ValelN; H.
Bolles and NJ. Baasen.
The Como Twilights defeated the Social
Bellies by score of 8 to 0 Sunday
The Black Diamonds claim game from
the Crescepts, 8 TO 0, for non-appearance.
The former will play the Nine Sports
next Sunday.
The Yoergs Exports defeated the Laur-
els Sunday morning by score of IL TO
A. The feature of the game was the
twirling at Spehn. who had sixteen strike
outs to his credit. Batteries, for Yoergs
Exports, Spehn and Ryan; Laurels, Will
liam Zachow and Granger. The Yoergs
also defeated the Dayton Bluffs By a
score of. . to and the University Stars
by score of 6 TO 1 in the afternoon.
The Jung Brewing Company of Still
water would like game with any anna
teur team in the Twin Cities. Expenses
guaranteed. Address r. Hoffman,, III
Rondo street, St. Paul.
The Jung Brewing Company of Still
water defeated the st. Paul Colts Sun
| day by 4 score of IS TO 4. The running
catches made by Cummings and lie Claire
were feature. Dolan. the lungs catch
err put up fine game behind the bat
Batteries, lungs, Hoffman, and Tclan;
| Colts, Peglow. Esch and OGrady.
The Minnesota Lights took a game Sun
| day from the Special Bells to O. the
| Bells falling to appear
The Clippers will cross bats with the
| Guernsey Colts Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock on the greens.
II
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AMBASSADOR WHITES PLANS.
Has Not Denied RumOred FOrthcOm-
ing Resignation.

BERLIN, July 15.-The Kleine Journal
prints a letter from United States Am
bassador White to the editor of that
paper in which Mr.. White says he will
go to the United States in September
TO visit his family. Whether or not ne
will remain in Berlin, he writes, depends
upon various considerations, particularly
the status of certain questions between
Germany and the United States, which,
doubtless. will occupy the reichstag at
its next session.
The evening papers generally published
Mr.. Whites letter. several remarl1ing
that the United States ambassador had
not denied the rumor of his intention to
resign.
The Kreuz Zeitung Is offended al Mr.
Whites closing remark. which it says
sounds at least peculiar being written
to paper published in Germany"
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
Harness Horses Start the season at
Detroit Meeting

DETROIT, July 16.-Weather perfect,
splendid racing and a large crowd COM
bined this afternoon to make the thir-
teenth annual blue RIBBON meeting of the
Detroit Driving club and the opening of
the grand trotting circuit on the Crosses
Point track a success. The feature OF
the afternoon, the Chamber of Com
merce $1,000 stake, for PA class PAGERS,
was won with comparative ease by Star
Pugh a chestnut stallion bred at Jack
son, Mich, and owned by Edward Bronx,
of New York. Star Pugh was the faVorite
in the betting In the first heat Star
Pugh took the lead at the start and held
it to the wire, with Harry Logan second.
Logan got off in the lead in the sec-
ond heat, but as they turned into the
back stretch Pugh went out in front and
stayed there. In the last heat Pugh led
all the way
The first event of the afternoon, the
2:14 trot, was won by Lady Thisbe, after
DR.. Book had taken the first two heats.
Ida Highwood, the favorite, lost the first
heat of the 2:20 trot because of a break
at the start, but took the second and
third with little trouble.
In the 2:06 pace Edith w forced Hetty
G, the favorite, to go in 2:0512 to win the
first heat, and Riley made bid for the
second heat.
Tomorrow is NJ & M. day, wnen the
famous GOO Merchants and Manufac-
turers' stake for 2:24 class trotters will
be the feature.
Summaries:
Hotel Cadillac stake, $500, PA class,
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BAD NEGROES IN A RIOT
BLOODY AFFRAY WITH AMERICUs
GA, POLICEMEN.

AMERICUS, Ca, July 15.-Several hun
dred negro excursionists from Macon this
afternoon caused a riot here resulting in
the shooting of two policemen and the in :
slant killing of Bill English, q Macon
negro and the ringleader of the disturb
ance. Three of the e2tcursionists began a
and Albrittin attempted to arrest Bill
English, when the negro finally shot AL
britton in the abdomen. At that moment.
GlaWson shot English in the head Eng
fish, though dying, raised himself on
his elbow and fired again at the police
men, both of whom returned ths fire.
English fell dead at the second fire Claw
son was shot through the thigh. Intense
excitement prevails at this hour though
the police reserves have arrested the
ringleaders in the riot.
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Bike Records Broken

NEW YORK, July 15.-An previous in
door cycl ng records, from one to fifteen
miles. were smashed by Will Stinson, OF
Cambridge Mass, on the ten-lap track
in Madison Square garden tonight Stin-
son met Johnny Nelson, of Chicago, in a
f1fteen-mile motor paced race, and from
beginning to end rode at break-neck speed
and finally beat Nelson by about 675
yards. Stinsons time was 5:42 rs Nell
sons pacing machines. or at least two Of
them. Eec ame useless a critical points i'll
the contest. and the little Chicagoan lost
nearly two laps IN consequence. but he
was beaten from the very start
The other events on the card were for
amateurs only.
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DRANK WHISKY AND GAMBLED
Ellis Glenn Assumed PrerOgntives
of Lords of Creation.

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, July 15-An-
other day of the Ellis Glenn case was
concluded and the woman Is still as mys-
ferrous as ever The main evidence to-
day was given by witnesses who tstifed
that the prisoner drank whisky with
state asked to be allowed to examine tina
prisoners head to determine whether
there. was a scar there, but the judge
would not allow it. The charge of forgery
has been lost sight of in the effort To
prove the identity of the prisoner. The
trial may last many days. The attorneys
for Ellis Glenn had a conference AMI
discussed the habeas corpus proceedings
which were dismissed in the United
States court last winter This would stop
the trial in the criminal court Just where
1t is, until the writ of habeas corpus can
be heard by Judge Golf.
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MANY SETTLERS SEEK LAND.
Nearly Forty Thousand Registered
at Ell Reno md LAYTON.

Ell RENO, o. T., July 15.-An records
were broken here today by the regstrd-
ton clerks. when 1887 people were given
papers emitting them to numbers in the
30 This makes total registration OF
81. 015 at Ed Reno. At Lawton there were
1850 persons registered In the four DAYS
ending Saturday evening.
Today there are more than 10000 peo-
pie in El Reno. and tomorrows crowds
will likely double this. Everything Is
quiet and there is no suffering nOtWith-
standing the heat Is intense during tho
e
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WASHINGTON PARK WINNERS.
Long Shot Players Had One Chance
for a Killing

CHICAGO, July 15.-The feature of the
races today at Washington park was,4he
closing race, after four favorites and q
second choice had taken all the other
events. Pr nee Poniatowskis colt. Bru-
tai, got had start in the fifth race. or
who led all the way. Dwyer was also
guilty of a bad start in the second race
in which Nellie Waddell got off flying
while Rosewar, ridden by Builman, and
heavily Played, was last all the way. w.
L. Lansing &. Co.'S two-year old Branni-
gan died at the Hawthorne track today
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A3ASaS city at Denver.
~ Joseph at Colorado Springs.
The St. Paul and Omaha teams arrived
from the latter city yesterday and Will
play the first Of a series of three games
at Lexington this afternoon. The game
VIII be called at S:39 o'clock. President
Lennon has been dis appo nted in getting
number of the Indianapolis players,
but has landed two, Ke ly and shannon
Kelly VIII play first base and Shannon
has been ass gned to the sun field. S az
err who has been playing second base
for Colorado Springs and who has been
seen here number of times this season,
was purchased by the local management
and arrived last night Iom Colorado.
He will play the short field for the
Saints. Schaefer is a good, steady play
er in the field and is batting close 20
800 AL of the new men will be in
the game today President Lennon still
has the wires working over ,ima, and ex-
poets to have two or three more new
men here in time for the Des Moines Sc
ries, which viii open at Lexington en-
Friday.
The signing of Kelly, who is sa to be
a frst-class man on the initial bag and
a good sticker, will probably allow Wer-
den to finish the series with Des Moines
He Will not be seen again in a ST. Paul
uniform, unless Kelly proves too slow for
Western company, and there is hardly a
chance that he VII MT make good
The team has had a disastrous tine of
1T on the short trip just nished win
ming but one Of six games p.ayed and
losing three of the six in straight heats
to Des Moines Owing to the badly Grips
pied condition which the majority of the
men Was in when the team left, the
slump is not surpr sing 1t has been
necessary to pay pitchers and catcheIs
in both the in and out field in order
10 make up a sufficient number of men
no play the game. With the three new
men just signed, however. Ryan should
make a good showing from now on.
Omaha is here for three games and then
comes Des Moines for three regulars
and one postponed game. Only one thing
will satisfy the 1ans-the team must win
at least five out of the seven games
and have a fighting chance in the other
two until the last man is out in the last
inning in each.
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RHEUMATISM.

DIR RADWAY & CO.
I have been a sufferer from Rheuma-
tism for more than six months. l could
not raise my hands to my head or put
my hands behind me. or even take off
my own shirt. Before I had finished
three-fourths of a bottle of Railways
Ready Relief l could use my arms as
well as ever You can see why I have
such great faith in your Relief Yours
truly,
w. C. BAKER.
Engineer at A Montelone's Factory, $50
Julia street. New Orleans.
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Batted for Carrick in ninth

"baUleu TOT CarrlCK IN nlnIh.
Sacrifice hit, Clingman; two-base hits,
Robinson, Coughlin, Farrell; three-base
hit, DUNCAN: stolen bases. Williams,
Hart; double plays, Dunn to Williams to
Hart %; first base on balls. Carrick 2;
struck out, by Foreman !; left on bases,
Baltimore 4, Washington 8; time of game,
LAS; umpire, MannaSsau.
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CASE OF ADMIRAL MELLo.
Brazilian Chamber Decides Charges
Are GrOundIess All Around

Are UFOundIess All ArOund.
RIO JANEIRO. July 15-The Brazilian
chamber of deputies today continued the
report of the committee appointed to con-
slider the case of Rear Admiral Mello,
which was handed to the chamber July
II, and in which the accusations against
the admiral were declared to be without
foundation
The chamber of deputies decided that
Admiral Mello's accusations against Pres,
ident Campos Sales of Brazil, by which
the officer attempted to justify his own
conduct at the time Of his arrest last
April, were groundless.
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Fight at MuncIe. Ind. Thursday

MUNCIE. Ind. July 1.-THE Interurban
club house. where the twenty-round fight
between Gus EeZenah. of Cincinnati and
&c orge Munroe champion bantamweighr
pugiiist of America, of New York. is to
occur next Thursday night. has been re-
There is already some betting with small
odds in favor of Munroe, but Bezenah has
never lost a battle. The advance sale of
tickets is large
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Send sunday scores sunday

Hereafter amateur ball PAYERS, who
desire to have the notIces of their Sum
day games appear in the G | 0 b e. must
have them at this office bv Sunday night.
in time for Mondays paper. If the notice
is sent in on Monday or too late for the
edition on Monday, it viii have to be
omitted
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Newton signs with BrookIyn

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 15.-Presidenr
closed contract with doctor" Eustace
Newton. who was recently released by
the Cincinnatis Newton will join the
team in Pittsburg this week.
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PITCHED BATTLE IN COURT.
Defendant In Murder Trial Attacks
Prison Gunrd

SANDUSKY, Ohio. July 15.-During the
progress Of the Johnson murder trial here
today Willis Mile, the defendant, attack
ed Guard Grundtisch. of the county jail,
who had just given testimony which Mill
er characterized as perjury. A brother
and sister OF Miller Joined in the at
tack upon Grundtisch and desperate
struggle ensued. A general fight follow
ed and the court room was turned into n
Bedlam Judge Tobias adjourned court
and Miller was taken to jail under guard.
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WITH HYDRAULIC POWER.
British BattIeshiPs Are Equipped
for Turning Turrets.

LONDON, July 15-Speaking today in
the house of commons H o. Arnold
Forster, financial secretary to the ad-
miralty, SAID that electricity had not yet
been applied to the turret mechanism Of
British battleships and that the govern
ment was still satisfied with the results
given by hydraulic power in this connec-
ton. Mr.. Arnold Forster further said that
electric gun mechanism would be incor-
porated in some of the warships now
in course Of construction
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GIANTS COLLEGE PITCHER LETS
ST. LOUIS DOWN WITHOUT
HIT OR RUN
BROOKLYN LOSES TO REDS
Poor Support the Cause-Remnants
Surprise Handful of Faithful
Chicago Fans by
Winning.
National League.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. July 15.-Christy Mat
thewson was invincibie today and let ST.
Louis down without a hit or a run. But
five of the locals reached first base, four
on bases on balls and one on an error by
Van Haltren. New York landed on Sud
hoft at will in the first two innings and
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AND BOSTON AMERICAN LEAGUERS
DROP FROM FIRST PLACE
TO SECOND
BY LOSING AT PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore and Washington Divide
DOubIc-Header at baltimore,
Veteran Foreman VIM
ming His Game.
American LenGuc.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE home
team defeated the American league
leaders by superior all around playing
Boston's principal obstacle was the good
pitching Of Plank, while Winters was
touched up quite freely. The latter
support was a little off color. This is
the first game Winters has lost since
joining the Boston team. Attendance,
2.1i9. Score:
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TOOK FUNDS OF THE CLUB.
Sam Mills Also VamOOsed with the
PIayers' UnifOrmS

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 15.-sam
Mills, manager of the Birmingham Base
ball club, was arrested here todya on a
warrant sworn out by President Kent, Of
the Southern Baseball association.
charging Mills with fraudulent breach of
trust. Mills left Birmingham with all
the funds Of the club. it is alleged. and
the salaries of his players unpaid. Mills
had not only left his team financially en-
barrassed, but had also taken the uni
forms. He was released on $3.50 bond.
The Birmingham ball club had to Dor
row uniforms today from amateurs.
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HELD UP THE RAILROAD.
Francis Burton Charged with Col
Letting False Damage Claim.

BOSTON, July 15-Francis Burton, Of
Dumont,. Col, charged with larceny in
getting $500 on an alleged false claim
from the New York Central & Hudson
River railway, was held for the grand
jury in $500 by Judge Adams in the sec
ond division of the municipal court today.
1t is claimed that Burton obtained $500
from the road for injuries alleged to
have been sustained while a passenger,
but which really were inflicted in a
fight
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attending will be the governors OF Kaa.
sas. Nebraska. Minnesota, Idaho, Arl-
iona and Oklahoma
Many matters of importance to the
West will be considered.
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YOUNG MAR

Lay aside your false modesty and come
and consult the doctors at the Heidel-
berg Medical Institute. You know there
is a pain in your back. poor appetite.
heart futters, pain in the chest. failing
memory, bad dreams. unnatural losses.
blue rings under your eyes, and you arc
tired and weak You know the cause OF
your trouble and should know that It is
unwise TO neglect yourself Write FOR free
symptom blank If you cannot call Con-
sultation FREE. Everything confden-
tial
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THOUSANDS OF LEAGUERs
In Frisco or En- Route There for
EpwOrth Convention.

EpwOrth Convention.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-Several
thousand delegates to the Epworth league
convention arrived today. 1t is calculat-
ed that 10000 delegates have already ar
rived and that 10000 more are coming. On
forty special trains which left Salt Lake
last night and this morning, there are
nearly $1,000 delegates. At least 5000 are
travelling by way of Los Angeles and per-
haps 1000 by way of Portland. On the
Santa Fe route there are said to be 900
people journeying toward this city. 1T Is
certain San Francisco will entertain So
coo strangers during the next week or
ten days.
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Tennis ut Lords

LONDON, July 15.-In the tennis match
at Lords today, e. H. Miles beat ]. B.
Gribble to l. thus regaining possession
of the gold racquet.
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REDS WIN ON ERRORS.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, July 15-Brooklyn
| handed Cincinnati Il game today Dom
ovan pitched grand bail, striking out
ten men. but his support in the seventh
| eighth and ninth innlLgs was miserable
Phillips was hit hard, but kept them
| scattered. AtenGance ] 4ln- Scnre:
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PEARL OF MAMMOTH SIZE.
Many Rich Finds Reported by
River Fishermen.

LANSING. Iowa, July 15.-Pearl fish
cries hereabouts maintain an enviab;e
reputation and promise to make the town
famous. Last week no less than three
discoveries of pearls, worth from $500 10
smaller ones, but today the climax was
capped by finding the largest gem yet. 1t
weighed 1891 grains and is the size and
shape of a chocolate drop the owner as
yet refuses TO put a price on It.