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Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

canal by what is known as the Nicara- qua route in the event that he is una ble to secure a satisfactory title to the property of the New Panama Canal company and the control of necessary territory from Colombia, and after having first obtained for the United States the exclusive and perpetual con- trcl by treaty, of the necessary terri tory from Costa Rica and Nicara qua, the provisions as to the tonnage and draft of vessels and as to harbors and works of defense being the same as in the section relating to the Panama route. Appropriation is made in such sums may be agreed upon by the treaty, as q compensation to Nicara- qua and Costa Rica for the concessions and rights granted the United States. Section , appropriates SIC. 900, 900 to- ward the project contemplated. and provides that the appropria tions are not to exceed to aggregate the addi- tional sum of s1S5,OOO,OOO if the Pana- ma route be adopted. or S1SO, 900 ] should the Nicaragua route be select ] ed.
 | By section provision is made that in any agreement with Colombia or with Nicaragua or Costa Rica, the | president is authorized to guarantee them the use of the canal and harbors.
 upon such terms may be arranged, ! fer all vessels owned by those coun- tries or by their citizens.
 Section : creates an isthmian canal commission of seven members. to be nominated by the president and con- i firmed by the senate. They are to have IfIs., Of 1 and are to be subject to the decision and control of the executive. At least four of the seven are to be skilled in the i science of engineering. At least one is
 to be an officer in the army and one
 of the others an officer in the navy.
 Authority is given for the employment Of engineers from the army and civil life and other necessary persons. The com
 mission is to make reports to the preSi-
 dent and give congress such informa-
 tion as may be required.
 Under section authority is given for
 the issue of $130O00, ,O00 per cent gold
 bonds to meet the expenditures author
 lzed by the act. They are to be issued
 from time to time as their proceeds may be required, are to be in denomina-
 tiCnS of so or some multiple of that
 sum, redeemable after ten years and
 payable in twenty years, the interest ! to be payable quarterly in gold coin.
 They are to be exempt from taxation.
 are to be disposed of at not less than
 par, and are to- be open to popular sub
 scription. None of these bonds are to
 be sold to pay sums appropriated in
 sections l and , of the act or the s10,- 00O,G00 appropriated by section ,.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
ANARCHISTS
 TONED DOWN
The Mayor Of Patterson Fired
 the Chief of Police
And Gave Orders to Policemen to Shoot Straight in the Event of Recurrence of the Outrages of Wednesday.

Paterson, N. J., June 19.-In the main this was a quiet day. The most inn portant event was the suspension from duty of Chief of Police Fred C. Craul by Mayor Hinchcliffe and the assump- tion by the mayor of the duties of that position. William MacQueen, an Eng lishman, who was prominent at ycster- days meeting before the rioting began, left the city and is believed to be iii New York. Galleano, the Italian, and Grossman, the German, who are said to have been prominent yesterday, also kept from public notice.
 Mayer Hinchcliffe wishes to inter- view all these men. Lacking a leader and keeping out of a heavy rain in the early day. the rioters did nothing when q ma jority of the mills they closed yes terday by their violence resumed work. The police are under orders to shoot straight if they should have another encounter with the rioters and the mayer has had copies of the riot act distributed. This weeks edition of La QuCstione Social. one of the anarchist papers, was set up here, but was sent to a Passaic printer to run off the forms. He was ordered not to handle it and he compiled.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
UP IN MINN ESOTA. The Women Know How.

Food and good food, is the right kind of foundation to build good health on. X Minnesota woman writes. "I thought l would like to tell you of the good Grape Nuts has done for me.
 Last winter I got sick and kept get ting weaker and weaker. I could not eat anything but some crackers and d little cup of beef tea for every meal. then l was put on Grape Nuts and used 1t with some cream for breakfast. My stomach got strong gradually and before 1 had used three packages my digestion was so good that l could eat any kind of food, even cabbagcs. pas try. etc. and | notice that my memory is very much better than il used to be.
 On the 5th of July l weighed 102 pounds and two months later. after u:ing Grape Nuts. weighed 1.2 pounds and was able to do my house. work.
 This is a sC,d honest statement of facts about Grai Nuts and you can publish my name if you like Mrs. E. F'redrickson, Center City, Minn.
 Delicious recipes for warm weather desserts in each package of Grape Nuts.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
POSSE IN SEARCH OF TRAMPS.

Nyack, June 19.-Since early yester- day morning officers and civilians have been securing the western part of Rockland county for a gang of tramps who beat and injured Mrs. Charles Brintnall at her cottage near Sloats- burg. One of the gang approa ched her and demanded something to eat for himself and friends, who at that moment appeared from the side of the house. Her refusal was followed by q blow from one of the tramps, which knocked her down, and while one of the party held her, catching to kill her if she made an outcry, the others ransacked the house. They left her more dead than alive from fright and made for the woods.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
PHILIPPINES DEBATE.

Washington, June 19.-The opening pine government bill in the house was signalzed by a remarkably strong and exhaustive speech by Mr. Cooper of Wisconsin, chairman of the committee on insular affairs. He spoke almost three hours and was given close atten- tion by both sides of the house. Much ot his speech was a general defense of the policy pursued by the administra- tion and drew repeated applause from his side of the house. He contended that the problem in the Philippines should not be a party question. Both political parties brought on the war with Spain and the votes of the mem bcrs of both parties ratified the treaty which made the islands American ter ritory.
 The most telling portion of his speech was a parallel he drew between the present attitude Of the opposition and the attitude of the opposition during and immediately succeeding the ci.il war.
 MT. Jones of Virginia, the ranking member of the minority of the commit tee, made an able presentation of the democratic position. but yielded the floor after speaking about an hour and will resume tomorrow morning. These were the only speeches made today. The order under which the house is operating provides night sessions until Wednesday for debate only. but as no one was prepared to speak tonight. the order for the session this evening was y1catpd
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
HILL WAS THERE IN PERSON
To See That Croker Was Duly Warned
 Off the Premises.

New York. June 19-It was learned last evening that the Hon. David Ben nett Hill spent Sunday and Monday in town, and that it was during these days that he put the final touches or the plan for the regents proclamation warning the Hon. Richard Croker off these shores.
 MT. Hill. according to the story that was told last evening, had talks with a number of Tammany friends of the Regents, and also with Tammany men who are not particularly friendly with the regents and what they stand for. It was said last evening that MT. Hill did not bring the courage of President Haffen up to the sticking point by the conversation that they had at the open ing of the state headquarters in AL bany, and that when he came to town on Sunday he was rather fearful that he might not be able to accomplish what he sought
 His conversations with his friends and others. however, bore fruit. and the proclamation was the result of them.
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Washington, June 19.-The isthmian canal, while not yet absolutely assured, is nearer construction than ever before. The senate today. by a majority of eight votes, adopted the Spooner sub stitute for the Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill, the vote on the substitute being 42 to 34. After two amendments to the measure had been adopted, one providing for a commission to super wise the construction of . canal and the ether providing for the issuance of $130,CG0.000 two per cent gold bonds to raise the money with which to con- Struct the water way, it was passed by a vote of 65 to 6.
 It had been evident for several days that the Spooner substitute, which. in brief. provides that the president shall select the Panama route if he can ob- tain clear title to the Panama Canal company's property, but otherwise shall adopt the Nicaragua route, would command the votes of a majority of the senate.
 The Panama route is considered more desirable by the senate than the Nicaragua route. The only question ' and that the president will determinc if the house should adopt the senatc's amendments to the bill.
 MT. Morgan of Alabama closed to- days debate with an earnest appeal for the adoption of the Nicaragua route. He had been preceded by Messrs Clark "f Montana in support of tho NicaraSue route. and Allison of Iowa. in support of the Spooner proposition Only minor amendments, except those indicated. were adopted, all the others being voted down.
 The senate had some debate over the trouble into which it got with the house over the amendments to the army ap- propriation bill and finally asked for T conference with the house. ignoring the offensive message which had caused the trouble.
 According to notice previously given, Senator Quay of the committee on ter ritories moved the discharge of the
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
J. J. HILLS JOKE.

New York, June 19.-It was rcporte ed yesterday that the remarkable state ment printed in several newspapers that James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern Railway company, and party of friends, consisting of an oyster trader. q sewing cotton manu- facturer and an Oshkosh judge, were sailing on the yacht Tadlyadleigh No. to make a scientific investigation in Labrador and Greenland, was based upon information which Mir. Hill him. self imparted without smile on his face. just before he sailed on his yacht, the Wacouta.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

New Orleans, June 19.-The H. Hal Ter Manufacturing Co, manufacturers of tinware and stamped goods, was bought out today by the National En- ameling and Stamping Co.,, oi New Or leans, which has capital of $50, ,O00, ,OOO and branches in all the large cities of the north.
 This is the first venture of the com bination in the south, and it is an nounced that the New Orleans factory will be used mainly for the manufac- ture of tinware for the West Indian and Central and South American mar kots
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

of the universities in the other five provinces of Canada to forward a me morial to the executors ei the will, ask ing for recognition.
 The senate of Dalhousie college has sent on it's memorial in care of General Nitric. M. P. and similar action will be taken by the university of New Brunswick within a few days.
 The memorial from Dalhousie sets forth the opinion that Cecil Rhodes doubtless intended that each province of Canada, as well as each state of the union, should be benefited by these scholarships.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. July 9.-Catle-Receipts. 5,550. including 500 Texans; choice strong. others steady. Good to prime steers, $7.5OmsS poor to medium. S4.75G3 $1.50; stockers and feeders, 2.50M$5.25: cows, s1.40M$5.75; heifers. s2.5O@S6.25: canners. $1.4O@s2.40; bulls, g. 25Msa 60; calves, $2.50M$6; Texas fed steers, s4 M$6
 Sheep-Receipts. 10000; sheep and lambs steady. Choice wethers, S4n$415. fair to choice mixed, $3.156$4.50: west ern sheep, grassers, $2.50M&.75: native lambs. clipped and western lambs, $6el $1 spring lambs. $12j
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
FORWARDED BY GLASS.
Thirty-one Wounded by q Gasoline,
 Explosion.

Guthrie. Okla. J,-i- t9.-Thrty- persons were injured today by q gaso- line generator explosion in the New York Hardware cumpany's store.
 At S:30 o'clock fire broke out in the rear of the store demanding the atten> tiOn of two fire companies.
 While the firemen were fighting the flames an immense crowd gathered in the street before the plate glass front of the building. The fire ignited some gasoline. which exploded. blowing out the front of the store into the crowd.
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were found q number of letters ad- dressed to William Bryce in care of the Roma saloon, and a small sum of money. There was also a tele- gram in his pocket from Mrs. Lou Bryce of Butte, saying she had for warded him some money by mail
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a gain of 7s@1c. July corn closed Mc down and July oats 1kmAc up. Pro visions were independently strong and closed 15c higher.
 July wheat opened at 72lac to 121sc. dipped to 72$sM 7214c mounted to 7311c and closed at 733sc.
 July corn sold between Gee and 65c and closed at 65Ac.
 July oats opened unchanged at 39e. and closed at 91sM39Ac.
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committee from the further conSidera- tiCn of the omnibus statehood bill and that the senate proceed to act upon it. The motion was taken up at q night session of the senate and de- featcd. The bill will now take the course agreed upon by the committee :, week ago and will go over to the short session. It is the opinion of many members of the senate that it will be passed then
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
ARREST OF SPRECKELS.
And His Managing Editor, For Alleged
 Libel.

San Francisco, June 19.-Sheriff Ham, mell Of Los Angeles arrived here today with warrants for the arrest of JChn D. Sprechels and w. $. Leake, pro- prictcr and managing editor respective ly of the Morning Call, on charge of criminal libel, preferred by Governor Henry T. Gage.
 After warrants had been properly certified to before Police Judge Fritz they were served at the office of MT Spreckels. The defendants were inn mcdiately released on $500 bail, each, by order of Judge Fritz.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
METALS.

and easy here, while London was 1Js higher. closing with spot f53 los, and futures f53 15s. New York closed with standard spot to August a 11.6OM11 SO lake 12.00M12.45: electrolytic and cast ing 11.95G12.
 Lead showed no change from previ- GUS quotations, 41A. London also re- mained at former quotations, i'll 5s.
 Spelter was unchanged all around. with London f1S 5s and New York at As, the latter price being more or less nominal. Bar silver 523s; Mexican dol lars 4212.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June 19.-Corn was fairly active for an ordinary day, but dropped back into second place today and mapped while wheat made a good run ning For some reason not entirely clear, France needs American wheat. Chicago sold direct to Paris. and on this influence. in connection with wet weather damage talk, July wheat made
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington, June 19.-Wyoming Showers Friday; Saturday fair anG warmer.
 New Mexico-Shcwers and cooler in northern. fair in southern portion Fri day. Saturday probably fair.
 ColoradO-Showers and cooler Fri day; Saturday fair and warmer
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
POWDER MILL BLOWS UP.
Presence of a Match in Grinding Ma
 chinery Causes Explosion.

Uniontown, Pa, June 19.-While Su- perintendent Frank Duncan, of the Rand Powder Co.,, six miles from here was grinding powder this morning. q match flashed between the rolls. He started to flee. but was caught at the door by d terrific explosion of 5000 pounds of powder. which so badly burned him that he died at noon. AL most immediately the press mill, 300 yards away, blew up with five men, who miraculously escaped death. Jno. Hughes and Peter Tedrick, who were burned, are not likely to recover.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
C. & A. WRECK.
A Train Derailed and an Engineer
 Killed.

Kansas City, June 19.-Thc Chicago X Alton local passenger train No. 14 which left Kansas City at s a. m, Was dcrailed two miles west of Mexico. Mo. about o'clock this afternoon while running on schedule time. The engine and three cars were dcrailcd. Engineer engine and killed. Thirteen passengers were slightly injured, but all continued the trip to their destination. The cause of the deraiiment is yet unknown. The track was repaired and trains were passing over it within three hours afte" the accident occurred.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
FRIARS' LAND SETTLEMENT.

Rome, June 19.-The pope has not definitely accepted the proposition of Governor Taft for a settlement of the question regarding the friars' lands in the Philippines islands. but it is con fidently expected that the pontiff will do so in writing on Friday.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Toledo. 1: Columbus. ,. Milwaukee, ,; St. Paul, 9. Louisville, ,; Indianapolis, :.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
TO BUILD UP SOUTH AFRICA.
MT. Schalkburger Will Assist in Re
 settlement of the Country.

SCIlIenlent or tne country
 Durban, JunN 19.-Mr. Schalkburgcr lately acting president of the Trans Eaal Republic. has been making visit to the buTgher camps in Natal and con- cluded his tour at Pinetown today.
 There he received from the burghers an address. expressing their confidence in the Boer leaders, admitting that some of their compeers had not done their duty. and trusting that right and justice would be done them by their Conquerors.
 Amid the cheers of his fellow coun- trymen Mr. Schaikberger left for Pre- toria. where he will assist in the re- settlement of the country.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
KANSAS COAL WORKERS.
A Strike Has Been All But Agreed
 Upon.

Pittsburg. Kan, June 19-The trouble between the miners and operators in this district has almost reached q crisis. The miners executive commit tee has been in session here three weeks without any concessions being made or either side. An ultimatum has been drawn up by the miners and will be presented at once. It is generally con ceded that strike is more probable than ever.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
WANT RHODES SCHOLARSHIP.
Canadian Universities Forward Memo
 rials to Executors of the Will.

Halifax. N j., June 19.-The fact that in the will of Cecil Rhodes provi- sion for Oxford scholarships was made only for students in Ontario and Que bee has caused the governing bodies
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

The heavy plate glass went into the air, making serious wounds wherever it struck persons in falling.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
A CONFIRMATION.

Washington, June 19.-t'onfirmation by the senate: Postmaster. Wyoming. II. Springer. Cambria.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

Indianapolis, Ind, June 19.-The sheriff has wired Governor Durbin from Vancouver asking for troops to protect William Edison from mob which now surrounds the jail al that place. Edison is charged with assaulting four-year- cid girl.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
BONDS.

U. $. refunding 2s registered 1077s. coupon 10S&i 3s registered and coupon 1O7A; new is registered and coupon 1854; old is registered 1o97s; coupon 110ts; 5s registered and coupon lQ5.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Milwaukee, June 19.-
 St. Joseph ..........0 0 0 ? 0 0 0 O. Milwaukee .....2 1 0 0 0 0 0 N Batteries-Glade and Roth; McPher- son and Lucia.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
K THE CANAL IS BUILT ...:. HOW II WILL BE DONE
 <a| % % c.,
Terms Of the Bill Passed By the Sen-
 ate Yesterday

Tie Principal Objection of the Opposition to the Panama Route Met by the Provision That if Title Cannot Be Acquired the President May Proceed to Negotia- tons for the Construction of Canal by the Nicaragua Route for Which Larger Appropriation is Made.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
SENATE HAS ELECTED
 THE PANAMA ROUTE
The Advocates Of the Nicaragua Route
 Beaten by Eight

An Amendment Providing for Bond Issue for the Con- struction of the Canal Was Adopted-The Hope In fused by Senator Quay of the Passage of the Admis sion Bill at This Session Vanished Last Night With the Defeat of His Motion to Take It Out of the Hands of the Committee Philippines Bill in the House.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
THE PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK

 ,Cash L. R.
  Sma % sed on Nny m c M s er 1 % & To Gage hmn L.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
A Turn ill the Stock Market Corn
 Took Rear Seat.

New York, June 19.-Thcrc was quite an animated shaking out of specula- tive accounts in today's stock market and a sharp reaction from the recent prolonged advance
 STOCKS.
 Atchison S2; preferred 1GOh; C. & O. 46A Rock Island 17214; Big Four 1o4; C. & $. 5OA; preferred q; 2nd prefer red 43l2: Erie 361a; Great Northern preferred 1SS; Manhattan 1SO7s; Met ropolitan 15O; Mo. Pac. 1O71s; N J. Cen tral 1855; N. '. Central 1563s; Pennsyl- vania 1515s; St. L. &; $. F. 59%s prefer red S3; 2nd preferred 12A; St. Paul 11214: Southern Pacific 951s; Sugar 126A: U. $. Steel 8; preferred SS3s ; Western Union 91$l; s. r. Copper 17s Union Pacific 105ls; Amalgamated Cop per CTS; Anaconda 11O1a.
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June 19.-

Chicago ......2 0 Q GO 0 x-2 Baltimore ...........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. 6
 Batteries-Callahan and Mcfarland; Cronfn and BrCnahan.
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Philadelphia. June 19.-
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Cincinnati ........-. Q , n ; d t t. Chicago ............0 3 q ? 0 O.
 Batteries-Iahn and Peitz; Lundgren and Chance.
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'leVela nd, June 19.-

Cleveland ..........0 0 0 1 1 0 0 o l. 2 Washington .........2 l 0 0 O. ,
 Batteries-Bernhard and Bemis; Orth and Clark.
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Cincinnati. June 19.-
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Pittsburg, June 19.- Pittsburg ...........1 o o 0 o 0 l. st. Louis ............o oOO02 0 l. ,
 Battercs-Tannehill and Zimmer; M. O'Neil and J. O'Neil.
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Detroit June 19.-

Detroit. June 19.-
 Detroit .....O 0 0 0 0 0 1 O. Boston .....2 0 0 0 0 O. 1
 Batteries-Sievcr and Buelow; Win terS and Warner.
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THE PRESCOTT NATIONAL

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Colorado Springs, June 19.- Colorado Springs - 1 2 0 1 1 0 , K 9 Omaha ............1 0 0 Q f 1 0 1 O. |
 Batteres-Newme and Baerwald. . Graham and Bonding.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St. Louis. June 19.-
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BASE BALL
Result of Contests in the Four Leagues
 Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, June 19.-
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Denver, June 19.- Denver ..............1 1 0 0 0 Q O. i
 Batteries-Eyler and Mcconnell; Will kins Morrison and Hansen.
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Peoria, June 19- Kansas City ........0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 U Batteries-Hart and Wilson; Weimer and MesSitt.