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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-27
CORONATION TROUBLES.
MANY Purchasers OF Seats Want to Get
Their Money Back.

London, July 26.-The preparations for
the coronation OF King Edward have been
resumed with full swing, but 1t Is impossi-
bic to rearouse vivid public enthusiasm.
IL has now been decided that the whole
route over which the royal carriage 10 to
pass will bedushed, dried aud then sprinkled
with sand, thus forming carpet which
viii reduce the vibrations Of the vehicle;
The barriers Will not be regretted at all
at the cross streets lntersecting the corona
ton route. Otherwise the original rigid
police regulations will be carried out. one
OF the saddest features Of the .postponemenIitt
OF the kings crownjng from tue viewpoint
Of the spectators is the slump In the
price Of the seats. A sample Of this Is the
ane stand at st. Margaret's, where the
best seats were sold for ten guineas These
prices have dropped 20 per cent, while at
many of the best places along the route
from one to three gulneas Will purchase
such seats previously held at six and eight
guneas Some smart clubs of st. James
street and Piccadilly have their own
troubles when the members balloted for
seats. the members cheerfuly gave ten
guineas each and now many want their
money back but the club committee Insist
on keeping it,
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FOREIGN.

French lltcrateurs dcnounce the implied
dictum Of Chicago court that Dal&ac'i
works Rrc immoral,
Jnnaicans believe that the Panama canal
rcnie i imnractlcable.
One Of the mon aho robbed the train
at Bermljslo. Mexico, hao been captured
King Nicto' Ennmpei's mission to Russia
in behalf OF the Catholics Of France ut.
terry failed.
German jlngoes are continually blusteriDs
about their 'lnvincible" army and navy.
Cholera Is epidemic In Egypt
Tho Italian brigand, Musollno, has src-
ccssc..
Norway has adopted arbitration.
The revolution in HHyti Is assuming moro
serious proportions
The effort to close unauthorized religious
schools In France has already led to serious
riotine.
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THE sHIRTWAIsr MAN
He Is Conspicuous by His Absence
Warm Westhef

Warm weather.
Baltimore News.
Where ia the shirt-waist man y
geous attire this season. SureJ y
had excuse enough TO appear. wa, "a
Is he so notably absentl. Ever y
very hottest of these July cars oll N
men without coats have been seta
these have been simply men WHOM ~
and not shirt waist men at all:
Now, the shlrt-waist man y ~
beautiful sight, but the. man VIZ: " n
coat Is, and, therefore, II IS 70 VI
that the latter will disappear anl = B
ceeded BY the former immedliiel Y
summer man seems 10 be not guy Y
geous creature this season "a
when he first learned that ne epSa NJ
bright -colored clothes, anyway. ~ M
are of more subdued, tones IN =
bands less conspicuous ana pis pus, !, n
not run quite SO persisteriII wiirf1|
green as formerly. he -
without being gaudy. M "a
To be sure. red headed men w
orange colored bands on thel. ~
blond men, without much ecIo,.'kE NM
10 pale blue as they do 70 ,ns.' y, Al
brand of cigars; but then, tn Pea n \
stitLtional infirmities anc SHOWS Z
counted up against them. ,.nilSH
When the average man mas X. ~
a Panama hat. he THINKS Pc ~ I'd "a
strated the quality OF his ,as's
serene forever more. .., AT /. 4
But what this page star.ss may h
was Where is the sblrt'wa,M d
Il impatiently awaits an answ,. lis
the shirt.waist man ana " missy
the street -. .hcut ~
ems shirts of this season y w inF- efi
1t Is remarkable because ~, m
than women's collars have pe ,las ,stss
long time. This marks sudden =. n
OF reason on the part OF me IN * y
high collar has been Iesponsin,s s,s n
ruined throats than anyone WI a,rK
Of II has caused a percy ssserrsd a;
yellow necks and necks oisIlt,
streaks of unbeautlful brown ths,utJ
After much preaching py .,Sosra
tors. women have come hslllaf
as n fact, and have taken rorfgs,
heiyht Indeed one maid from Xxx
WHst had on her shirts uia as, NJ
win sailor collars and nA,' k.1
effec, in the front. She has lslIr
throat and so her absence y OF isss
delight 10 the eve. and e's III
creature who sees her enYies Nv ,ssI u
dom from restraint. Direc'n
be initiating her. :. .rs,n 70 ~ ".
Evsn sbonners bare their N .ars 70 q
hreeze with beautiful indln "a, q
neonle will saw, and 80 then strss
down the principal buslnsys ur3'
happy as iords-lf lords -
happy.
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The resistance to the official decree
in the capital is developing into
farce. The government allows the
sisters in the Rue Salneuve to remain
because an orphanage and home for
the aged are attached to their school.
On the other hand, the sisters in an
other street, who were ordered by
their mother superior to leave, were
OF enthusiasts. who shut them up In
the school house. The police have re.
Trained from expeliing them by force.
The situation in the provinces Is more
grave: Telegrams containing petitions
in on NJ. Loubet from all quarters, and
a telegram from Brest says the outlook
in several of the neighboring towns Is
serious. Opposition to the authorities
was offered, but no casualties have
been reported. At Lyons there was no
disturbance. The schools there have
been closed and the doors sealed.
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SKYLEs' TRIAL WAS BEGUN
HE BROKE DOWN AND CRIED WHEN
WARRANT WAS READ.
Wife Number Four Served Notice that
She Would Attend the Trial Armed
With Marriage License.
Especial to The Post)

ort Gibson, Miss, July 2e.-Jean skyies'
who was arrested at San Antonio utter he
had eloped with the daughter Of Colonel
MILESTONE Of the Mississippi legislature, ar
rived here last night in the custody OF
sheriff Neyland of Wilkinson county and
was arralgued before Mayor Anderson to-
day on a charge of blgamy.
skylss broke down and cried when the
warrant was read charging him with having
seven living wives In half dozen States.
He waived preliminary examination aud
was remanded to jail.
wife No. telegraphed from Russellville,
Ark. today that she would attend skyles
trial and produce the marriage license and
a photograph Of the person she married.
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Year Nerc,..,.
55e9s ''''''...... $3.50, 283' III ,sslyr
ioVo '''''''..... 615, 49,. a,e StiIs q
Io0S '''''.'..... SIC, SI4.S 1e sill q
!9vv ''''''.',... 5i4, 54l .Sas sss.A4
i i99VVd '''.'....... So, 592,s9s aIitQ
ISoZ ............ 4I0, l22,00l $50
Total ....:...S3,1 19, s21 AKA s,,s,--
oddotal merchandise and silver ssl = =, 4
The net imports in exces. !,
these years have been. Nd d
sn e1r- Net imports. y,t a..
1 !ss99s '''.''........ S44,653, 200 uPS
~! is9s ''..'.....,... 104 ,9S5,2S "''Il~
10y! 1922 '''''''.'..... 51,432,5iJ ''"s
!Sey '''''.''.'.,.. .......... nss
t9ol .''''.'....... 12,s86,Ol0 o''sa'|
AJc% .''..'........ SQ7 ,e3g ""e
Total ,:........ S211, 051.3I3
Recapltulation Of six years fors ii,,',s e.
merce. 1897 to 1902: '''eta ri
Net exports, merchandise and
SILVER '.'....... "a o-t o..
Net imports, gold ....... aiiwS
Balance net exports .sseD = Il
The tremendous total reached {, X.
years has not been equalled hy =,
vious period Of three times i, Y.
While the aggregate net exports h,,' M \.
immense the showing In favor 81 =
cess In exports over all outst,na,,
debtedness against this country Tor h, n
years Is fully as gratifying. Il h ~
monty estimated that an inylshls hirI
of trade exists against the United ~
amounting to $3.50 600, 900 apnusIIy IL a
Is made up Of interest and divided, y
American securities held abroad h,3sI
In foreign vessels. expenditures u H.
can travelling and residing abrc,i N
have for the six years.
Balance net exports .s3,o6osSnI
Invisible balance .......-.... f.5C)I1ta|
Net excess exports ....-. .si,5SasSxI
1t is not right to say that iii \
amount is due from foreign counha
the United States at present q b N
citizens individually. All the menAn5
exported from the United States rss Ii
for Mt the time agreed upon BY hskI
ceptance OF bills OF exchange thsi vi
or will be met when due and Ctai n
Of which has gone into negotiable mi
ties circulating In the different ccfstA
1t is claimed that the net efcsss d
ports should be reduced TO some trta G
account OF undervaluation frequentH ~.
10 imports OF UeTCuduulst, WIN X
six years amounted TO S4,653,e5sz3 y
per cent he added for this underrhlta
the net balance would be reduced b N
100000 and there would still rsnkh q
excess of over $1,000, 000000 repftssh
the return of American securitleS u NJ
chase If foreign securities and As1u
business investments In other counx
The Invisible balance Of trsds uf1
the United States has also betr ts!i3
to the extent of the interest and Gnd{
on the securities which the coultl
bought back from Europe, II
considered In connection with ths Eses
Of imports that the Investment d ~.
can capital in foreign countries vola 3
urally tend To increase our inp9u
as the investment Of British capltSl %,
has increased the imports 10 10 ~
Kingdom.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
Report of Deaths and Injuries Given nv
lntorsta.e Cnnnnnarca Hn,,nr,airri.-. -

Report OF Deaths and Injuries Given by
interstate Commerce Commission.
Washington July 26-The Interstate com.
merce commission today issued bulletin
on collisions aud derailments of trains aud
casualties to persons for the three months
ending March 81, 1902, According to this
showing the number OF persons Killed in
train accidents was 2l2 ana Of Iniurad OH
Accidents OF other kinds. including those
sustained by employees while at work and
py passengers in getting on or OF cars
and 905s injured.
., During this period there were 1870 col.
uslons and $50 deraiments, of which poi
collisions and 81 derailments affected pas,
sehger trains. The damage TO cars, engines
TO Sl,gi4 25S gu
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CASTRO ORDERED 10 RETREAT.

Venezuelan President Withdrew His
Army Without Attack.
Willemstadt Isle of Curacao. July
26.-President Castro of Venezuela
has returned to Caracas from BARGE
Iona owing to the impossibllity for
him, with his army Of 5000 men. to
attack the revolutonsts waiting for
him, entrenched at Asagua, capital of
the State of Guzman Blanco. He left
without firing a shot The moral ef.
feet produced by his retreat is disas-
trous for the government. The reyom-
ton has spread toward the center of
Venezuela. The revolutionists are at
Chaguaramas on their way to Ortuco,
sixty miles from Caracas President
Castro's new plan Is to attack the rev.
olutlonists near Valencia. where they
are assembling from ali directions.
General Rivera with 1900 men is on
the way there from Coro. General So
lanSie with 1000 men is marching TO
the, rendezvous from San Felipe. Gen
eral Mendoza with 1900 men is bound
there from Barlquisimeto, and Gen.
eral MATHS. leader of the revolution.
accompanied by General Monages and
a large force OF reyolutionists, also is
headed for that vicinity.
The government of President Castro
can not hold out much longer. Funds
are needed and forced means are be.
Ing resorted to.
TO MARCH ON REyoLUTIONISTS
Washington, July 26.-The navy de,
partment has received the following
cablegram from Commander Mclean
Oh the CINCINNATI, the senior naval OF
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OUR FOREIGN CONNIE
IMPORTS LARGEST IN u,,~
TRADE-ExPoArs THIRD , ,.sy.a
Review OF Trade for sh VI.
: Hsmarks0Is erowth--ss:.',.s "
Net Exports. "'s

,,1 Ascof..rg to the trea.ur, 4.
Issues the exports Of ms,,s ous'ss 4 n
.ne nscal year ending Juna 1a y tss|
ina than a., in 1901 by sioS, 7si, IS, 81 % " ven
Aav,o1o less than in 1900 rad were
HSniy years In the history =, .aese ~ n
record shows a very s sIis closed a, 81
over oil Others. The iuasIlactory ~.
new mark of nighness IMPORTS aIS ieaaa|
1n los. OF the preceding ye aua Went ~ Il
inns ms reduces the total los ny sla,ifi|
imports for the year WIS 10 eIpau !:
mat preceding to SIS, 500 ca w eonpsfs 4
comfortable Increase over err and nsis
A review of the past 81, n
iali 70 prove interesting a. ysafs a, u
marvellous growth OF onr ~ tnis tin
gan gan to manifest itself at ttiSs III - psl N
that period. In 1897 the esna eeginih,
cnandise we're larger by ,sApors u N
G ,St,S than the Previous more 3, ihsi n
dso2 and the excess of exnor tanner ya.
was S2l,6Ol AIS greater tbss oyer ln,rI
high record of 1919. Herr susn ihs ts,,|
OF the years mentioned, ems sre tne fs,,l|
and silver: pVt's OF mefch,.si
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RlorlNa IN FRANCE.

Caused by Closing Unauthorized Relio-
ious Schools--Two Persons Killed
Paris, July 26.-The serving OF Of.
fetal notice closing the unauthorized
religious schools began this morning
and was carried out, so far as Paris
was concerned, without any disturb.
auce. At Mauyaux the expulsion of
the sisters led to riot in which two
persons were killed. A police com.
missary and ten rioters were injured.
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FRENCH DENOUNCE CHICAGO.
Diatribe Against BaIzac's Works Is
Promptly Resented by Parisians.
The Novelist's Irate Champions Declared that Even
to Sell His Books in the Windy City Was
Merely to Cast Pearls Before Swine

1cer in Venezuelan waters, dated La.
guayra, today:
The president of Venezuela arrived
today with his flag on the Restoura.
dor. II was saluted by all the foreign
men of war and by the battery ashore.
He has proceeded to Caracas with
troops by rail. Intends to march on
the revolutionary forces. The trains
have been interrupted some by the
reyolutionists. They were driven
away by Venezuelan soldiers. The
cha"
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TEXAS

The exercises at Camp Mabry were pre-.
vented by the heavy rain.
change Of venue from Gonzales county
TO Colorado county has been granted in
the Cortez case.
new species Of boil weevil has appeared
In Falls county.
1t is alleged that a compressed air plant
VIII be Installed at Beaumont TO make
all gushers gush.
new steamship service has been inaug
nrated between Port Arthur and Calves
ton.
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DESPERATE AT LARGE.
A Negro Murderer Follows tho Plan
of Harry Tracv

A Negro Murderer Follows tho Plans
of Harry Tracy.
Phlllppi, W. Va, July 26.--The real ss
sassin CT Chief of Police wilmoth has been
located and officers with bocdhounds arc
on the trail. With the daring and despera-
ton OF Tracy, the negro murderer is ter
rorlzlng the people and steadily pushing his
way up the mountains. His name Is not
known and the only point of IDENTIFY is his
leputed confession To another negro, whom
he was trying TO take with him. He was
located by the authorities on the Roaring
Creek and Charleston railroad, about thirty
miles northwest of Womelsdorf A large
posse Is on his trail and II taken he prob.
ably will share the horrible fate of his
companions
He is well armed and will make a dsr.
ing night for liberty. The whole country
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-27
AN INDEX.

FIRST PACE.
The c,ay.on case reorered.
Enmity Of Hanns for Roosevelt.
sEcoNp
coekrsn is cautious.
! on news.
rA,Rn
hrd,s, ,ror, t,slvsston.
rOOh H.
special spcelai ' .a'sta,, ne", a.us
oe"'
| FIFTH.
Sporting news
IeiegFapn'e news
SIXTH.
Floods in Texas
! SEVENTH.
me STATE enca'npnsn'
! IeA1s pop.'0.i "'"s
ai,-,
~ ,,
strao. ro,,n.r ssct,
,,ot ,,,,..
N,ru
sN n
D''lse Aee lns''S
-,.r,r-,
VT
-,,,--
""
civ Rrev,nos
Personal Mention.
FOURTEENTH.
rdi+orloi ros.+or
Tamperlns with tribes.
! FIFTEENTH.
| pook and literary nag,
SIXTEENTH.
/ Cotton financial. grain and i've stoe
news
! SEVENTEENTH.
uil aud local wholesale market news
: EIGHTEENTH.
Want ads
/ NlNETE ZENITH.
Want ads
| TWENTIETH.
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OUTLOOK IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Peace IS Permanent II the British Fulfil
Their Promises.

Peace IS Permanent II the British Fulfill
Their Promises.
London, July 26--General Lucas
Meyer the former commander of the
Orange Free State forces. landed at
Southampton today, this being his
first visit to England. General Meyer
is going to Dresden, SaXony, to visit
his wife and daughter and will return
to South Africa in October. He said
he thought the outlook in South Africa
was decidedly favorable, and that pro.
vlded the British fulfill the promises
held out to the Beers there was every
reason to expect lasting peace and a
steady retention of prosperity. The
general expects soon to be followed by
Generals Botha. De La Rey and Dewet.
He would not say whether or not he
intended visiting Mr.. Kruger.
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TEXAS POLlTICS.

Senators Bailev and Culbcrson both OK
poet 20 participate ia the State campaign.
It is said that Chairman Wells viii have
headquarters at San Antonio and Dallas,
Guadalupe county republicans instructed
for Scott.
James L. slayden was renominated for
congress IN the new Fourteenth district.
representative A. S. Bureson was Ic-
nominated at Austin.
Henry Terrell confirms the news tina, he
VIII be candidate for the chairmanship
Of the republican State committee.
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BRYANs TOUR CONCLUDED.
Enthusiastic Crowds Listened to Him il
Several Cities.

GllAllOoldStiS NTOWpS Listened to Him in
Several Cities.
Bridgeport, Conn, July 26-The New
England tour or WI. Bryan was concluded
tonight in this city, when he addressed an
audience OF $500 people at Seaside park and
was, afterward rendered reception by the
Bridgeport club An enthusiasts crowd of
several thousand greeted Mr.. Bryan at the
E,eiir9ad station when. he arrived from
Merlden and many of them followed the
brass band. MIR. Bryan spoke for an hour
and a half, his subject being "CiviIiza.
Mr.. Bryan was the guest tonight Of
Archibald McNeil, commodore Of the
budgeport Yacht clue, Tomorrow after.
noon he will he the guest of Lewis Nixon
OF New York on board his yacht and viii
take two days cruise. After that he eX.
poets to enjoy a rest for three DAYS. brob
ably at Block Island. though he said To-.
night that he had not definitely fixed his
Miss Ruth Ryan who left Boston on A
train later than t which carried her
father TO Mcrlden Is also a guest at tba
Mcneil residence tonight.
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FIRMLN DEcLARED AN oUTLAw
EDWARD AND HIS COUNCILLORS.
Transacted State Business on Board tho
Royal Yacht

Royal Yacht.
London, July 26.-The duke OF Dew
onshire, president of the council and
other members of the privy council,
left here on a special train for South
ampton this evening to attend a meet.
ing of the council on the royal yacht
ictoria and Albert, off Cowes, Isle of
Wight, today. This will be the first
meeting of the council ever held un-
der such circumstances.
King Edward passed an excellent
night, experiencing no i'll effects from
yesterdays cruise around the island.
The council meeting was brief King
Edward signed papers fixing the coro-
nation for August and making a
bank holiday for the same date. The
prlyy councillors, who had luncheon
with the king, spent two hours on
board the royal yacht
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HOT TIMES IN MEMPHIS.
Local Baseball Organizations Make War
WITH Injunctions.

With lnJunctlcns.
Memphis. Tenn, July &c. The local base
ball situation is in a badly confused state
Today an injunction was prayed for before
Chancellor Heiskell asking that the Mem
phis league club be restrained from play.
Ing ball at its park. The petition states
that the large crowds that congregate there
are noisy aud disturb the peace of certain
ueighbors. The league officers charge that
the injunction is being asked for at the
instance Of the Chickasaws, an amateur or
ganzation which is playing independent
games. Chancellor Heiskell reserved de-
cision in the case.
Immediately after the decision was rem
dered the league officials petltioned the
chancellor for an injunction against the
officers of the Chlckasaws and the sheriff
Of Shelby county to prevent any intar-
ference whatsoever with eheir organiza-
tion. The chancellor granted temporary
injunction. This decisions means that the
game between Memphis and Atlanta sched-
uled for tomorrow will be played,
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HIGH WATER IN TEXAS,

Many bridges we're washed out near HIS
boro and the dam Of the Katy lake above
there is thought 10 he in danser.
The Colorado river above Austin Is on n
ten-foot rise and the water is still com
Ing up
The properly loss nj Big Springs Is
placed Mt $4,000; the water IS slowly re
ocd'nG
The Brazos river was on rampage al
eav Yesterday hut t G o'clock it com
mrncei So fou % Waco
The International and Great Northern &.
Ted up by wasbouts near Heaue.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

The president has returned two cases OF
trials OF officers TO the war department
with his approval.
Thc United Mine workers may try to
lmpcach Federal judge Jackson OF West
Virginia.
A Leak Is imminent In the relations be.
tween Hanna aud the president.
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Mad MuIIah Routed.

Alden, Arabia, July 26-The British
expeditionary force operating against
the Mad Mullah in East Africa, after
an eighty-mile chase across the desert.
came in contact with the tribesmen,
killing $50 of them and capturing 1000
camels and 10000 sheep. The British
ed.
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White Man Radlu cnt

Guthrie, o. T., July 26.-Frapk william.
son, said to belong to prominent famiIv
saSAson' MISS. was stabbed and fatally
NIuuueu mere today by an unknown negro.
ncorn " Tor the purpose OF robbery. The
"I hue - the Santa Fe yards aud slashed in
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COLLISION WITH STRIKERS.
Fifty Men Were Captured, but a Mum
Der Escaped.

Der Escaped.
Tamaqua, Pa, July 26.-Thls evening
about fifty strikers captured William Egan,
a Lehgh Coal snd Navigation company
brakeman, and made an attempt to marcn
him from the region. When they reached
point near Mauch Chunk they were met
by about twenty deputies, armed with
rites AT the point Of their guns the Of
lcers marched the men to a train which
was In waiting and took them to Lansford.
When they arrived alarge crowd OF strikers
gathered about the train and made a dem
onsrration. The deputies kept the crowd
bsck by levellng their guns and took up
the march to the jail. About s o'clock
the deputies made an effort to take the
prisoners TO the office of a Justice of the
peace. When they reached the open part
Of town the crowd pressed in and the
prisoners made dash for liberty, all but
seventeen OF them making their escape.
At present the town is In a state of tur-
noil and serious rloting is feared.
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SPORT.

Gold Heels captured the Brighton cup,
worth $1,000 at Brighton Beach.
The race meeting at Cleveland closed with
splendid days sport
Fitzsimmons and Delaney both emphatic
ally deny that the fight is fake. as is
charged In San Francisco.
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COMMERCIAL.

Near options advanced in the cotton
market on the report Of damage from Texas
rains.
Oats fell or 10 cents. but rallied again,
closing at Ct cents.
Corn and wheat closed lower, Influenced
by speculation In oats. Provisions were
weak.
Stocks were very irregular, high prices
holding Arm in railroad shares.
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WASHINGTON.

Senator Cockreli Of Missouri gives his
views on the campaign.
The Clayton case has been reopened as
q result OF complaint made by senator
renrosc
The award NJ medals Of honor and ceri6-
Gates Of merit FOR bravery ana merltcrous
service in the army has been announced