Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE" : SATURDAY , AUGUST 21. 1807.
MINERS ON THE ACCRtSSlTE
of ( hjxsisd
YYHl 8 HELD LS ST. LOUIS AUGUST 30
At that Onthfrlnr Rffnrt * Will Be
1 Brine AHoat General
Strlkr Call ( or the
COI.CMBC3 , O. Act. M Th titiocal
tfter havt s
for the vMfereftt * f wrraateeii Ulr t * b-
SC Lw * A ? K 3 * . Tfce ioari re-
k * prn * * ! af lit
tort J r a mrfrM > ce Ifl ar trae the wage
dfcrni' * * that diJtrtet , tiabaiai ; tfeat t eSs
a s vn M bYj firla ] to tbt literati
ofb ntefrs at larre T > e boiri tt rcaiy
ts * * * * erert r = tor Jtx irfcttr t0e f
tiw i-tmtf of tJxireat ttrvke tniy wh-M
ti.c ifrfi-otft toot fr all the
.a ' * romi-tltUTt iutricti lii
Oh l 4taaa. HltaoH. West Vtrci ia aad
PtiaiylraaU. Tke bo-ird hjsj a * 4 4 r t M
d > t.aie frcsi th dr = rfe < 4 Jlw-y aitil tie
rf - - ] - vt tb * St. Lovte c ferM > ce Is fcaews.
T ? atdt lve w rk Is lie Sri * win t <
cja : &e4 tot tb roru I * ; sreai tie ttrfke
kEh * W t Vtrcirta district wtli &e re-
jsew-d The * * or Jai1 * < * e af the * trtke
hacet pos UK rtolt of tke r ferea < titt
< i' fr waite ba ettei < 4 ty Sa M
C xf * . pr irf it of tit American Federa-
s c f Labor , aid J R. Swverriss , praral
ca- wnrkmac of tie Katchts rf Lib r
Tt tcaSattla tiat tbe Spfet aw b1 5
BiE'4 by ti * jB-.8r te onof romaoE ta-
tct 1 ersariw-a labor timcbvBt tie
< 3irTT At tie St. LemU tacit react all
la'-O' crjraaiiAftooi wi. , > e at Mi te } ela U-
- - w h tfceB > er Tb failure t secure
a r- fralar * 9t * ia West Virjlaia tas
F * tUy iaterffrri with t > f jiTttsftftt M eoc-
t f * tf th * eatl poppllej froa tiat aaiS the
itlafd i itrtcts J > rcwiag tie .imattd
t rra-l TT > c ly h i > - - of cattlag o th ! *
e - , y api-e rs to lie ' tie rtfoi.l of ec-
pixs3 UNH lie ordinary ciaart * cf
t-r'E fs& bn laeM to retttw to ka 4e r
u * 'i wl. If th * < rtsS ct f U
citf-f Be it icavnflisltd th * ttrtke
fc tft-sifA to nearly every branch of
ts country. PaUw Bg is th * ctll for tht
C ' 3C *
THE CALL.
Torsrmnlirf labor. It ? various divi'lons
a -tr:3-rt5ston . a 4 to an ref rra. c-ct
* - " . a"os 3 aad eiotifibJ * s , wbo c n-
de - rivera = jnt by te < at ctHm. aad ts *
i-v tf tore * to o fri * tae p-opl * and < 3-
p- . * beta T their rleits as Arseri-cta cltl-
n - - = cd- for Kv n"races , A cri l la th
a" , - of U e satiae has JirriTed IDsiift
ti oart tip people nn t dtenalae whth *
IF mia accejit 3 rosi'eat to live -osaeT
t rulef an cttcarchy of wealtx
t > v r toe lastinttians of fr * * poverniaeiit
tt - sbl. of frf-t jp ch aad iwaceabie p b.
i ae bl g < r fcre to to * ? re > erv d.
pTf t * rv.5l * fca ? assum-ed a eontesi
f -a- - % t prerrition of cavil lft > eriy aaJ con-
frT r-iooa ] rtrin * . Th" tyranu.al aa-J ua-
tr = r-c a injunctions of th < federal aod ! at <
< ts ar * revotuuoaary , aj aiast th * firs'
isr 4ps ! of fre s ? vraiaat aad ii ro-a-
tcijlo tie inareni riph of the
tb * p b51c pa aad < ! -
rfru aad Individual Hbrtii
cf 'i * poamoa peopte.
TonTts > have 4 * crat * 3 the i m l * oi
i * - ( e. aad sew ta d for the defiant bcl-
rk of f < rdr t l capital Titir arbl-
TTJrulincs have s t up one stasSard ol
rx ts for tie n.-h anJ anolbr far the poor
TV" ? dcr * * that capital i al-smys ncht. as
labor is alwuys wrens They have made U
for jitarriap worklnc people to sp-
r-aanicaj treataient. preseni
or propose Ju = t srxi p irabl
t rm for the r\lre a of in ifferali ! * wrcn ?
Ti < present inrat minrs * strtV-1 is an exp -
pioB of dl iooatest tbat oriKinated ia pov
T y aad starvation. It was born la ti * per
r w a.a4 < 3 * titutJoa of huncry wor a asc
ft .lrea ; Itwa * the U. t protest of inirx > v-
* .sbfd and ejisiavfd labor acd it p-e enti
t tae wo-11 a caw ? " a * richteocs axd ha-
r as * as wr larpinrf th * ? ffal ol a Chri *
t an p-p3 * Tie poHnnthropK hart if til-
pi eat catloa has rrspoad-d ia sjapathj
uitb th * mazers' app U for tieri tt to re-
cejve a re-speCtsbJ * linnc- for the njo t arc -
c sous a&d haiar * a la.b- in th * world
Their apj sJ for a rmall share of the wealti
tijcreate and for tie r-.giu ta enjoy tii
Iru ts of advaacrd civtisatioa fini * a re
sponsive ciwrd everrwhere In th * com
3r anaHty of niantind. aa3 if tt were a strut ;
K-f between miaer ? aad nsiae operators only
1 Krtjwoold triuiapa over c ? > 3 > r * too , in
. "rj ov r prewd an-d ricnt over wror : :
w rhoat th necessity of t1 ? call.
Xat it l c jhiac bet a tnr * sirs r ! * b *
twe-J employe aad ejaployer. Tic jadsciar ;
> a * * _ . utaJ the lad < .Ic5lbl claim * of tti
operatorf and the trac * is brwea ty
raank-al mr : aad th wbol * peep e. Ta <
coa-ts alUaimz'h under oath to s-erve thi
n-i aa4 paor allie have volmatere-d to d *
ie = l ih * sordid lrt rest cf th * rteii ij
a a ac lie God-eiven nshts of th * poor
T. DOW tarsatea to tarn tb * patlicg K = H :
aJ the nrtadieyteri of criminal ? and taas1 :
al } wio < ire to protfes-t against ih <
r-rtrainia criers. The Jaix-larj
projtjtuted to th * bHMicg ef oppresivi
cipi al , has pacd tie ng-its of prcprtj
1C. ti * nctets of rrsoa aad has dicriia
against the many ia ti * interest o ;
Taat Sin'1' ' aalaer shoalj be
t Ives of drais r aaJ * tarvaU < M ! by th <
a'-b rarr ruiops of th * cocrti is an Jasa !
to a b atSeat rreator. an octraire cpon fre- ,
porra * t aad a * 5tmc * to ti * Ctrstiaj
civiliitiaa ua-J-er witciwe Bve. The re
cst injeacilor.s aad U > rtr extres : * appUca
t-ja * p ! at tie Uwfai rijrit.of ti * rr
tv arr K aod iaoaroeraUoa of fcuodrtsii o
Irfa1. . looffen. iT * p-opl * . th * cea ral ens
r ytnat of armd tkvs to overawe , harms
ar J i-ore * ti * ataer" , iav ? so * ia.-prate > :
the p-opJ * la tocafiti * * wher * applied tha
we feel tilt - e can BO loajer b * rerpoastbli
for < he puiCic pe oe.
And to ti * * d tiat a Just aad equitalM
wtlm = t of ti * dlfftrncs twtween ena-
ployrs and * tapteya may be * Setei. ti-s
p atv th * Bb-rty of ti * rae * . th <
IsnJrtnJons of tre * rcver = mnt prt-
and th * ooarts es'opp-J from thj *
perversions ol conns t : lo.-w
risfct * we appeal to tiat h'sfe < r. racr <
huajas * and patriotic cecrt ti * Krt plaii
P * < 'ple trfeo So tiises of trtMjb * * hv ? alwav-
prs > veo tb * jen arbiter * of < HfTrencli -
f rn dtvrsiJid ln * ret * and cootrmiir
cJer&rzt ia tb * cDVt-njnw'Bt of baraaz so.
< Hty We apt il 10 ti * liberty lovi-s' * -
p. * iJ iki * crJit catton ta j x i aocr
3 ' * j-at : * to ? tIA > US. ila. . where a
f irifstiocKUI b * farW Mcaiay. August
I- ' To * object of thb ooav atiaaaft
r t W to mly pro < * * t a aia t ti * ufur-
p - n ami tyraacy at th * < xmm. bat t :
f rrrulate pat ! ta < x > mttl a return to UM
p " Ipl * * of fr * * rove-rnms-Bt a-oJ pot salti
pliu laio wvrtiol x-rmiioa.
O r t tftf iasoffrd all th * evils
t t re jrr T W * sd w * ar * g-iven th-
Jiemativ * ot Kiimiittls : to tie
of tie cotiru a 4 cuJJ } * eraU
to rc ra to Uw bevels of
h. rts cf AHM-rttans to C3ri-i r oor
* > J reader a rerdiet ia arconteac * win
f * Just < -jou ot fuffertac homcaity W
ttr ? < h s tte lMt r a * * will ic pt tb
* rik-t with tk t
of
D n VTCHFORD. Prettfcfc-at.
J Ii KENKEDT.
J \VESM CAHr * N.
11KNRV U STEPHEX3ON.
PA.TJUCK DOC.VX.
W B. PA.KMS.
FI.EO DIU7HKR ,
ilMnUr * itcut V Board. Ualt J
MteVarltr : * t Aatcrica.
Ttit eajl kit beta * a4Mt 4 by
C.vjttt , pr c4t ; ti * As rteac
tiio of Later , aad J. R. Sarcneifa.
rft .ii. KjUfkti ol
UKJ tTHt GtItIJIM ; THK MIVBRS
I'natilia l WrB Mevr on the 3Ion-
\T. Ya , A s. 2 . The
be seising a Uui *
ea tie Nwfa& t VMUFH nilfMi. S t ii
mUI take raji work Vktrt ta wake ap tot
th * Iftitm oZft * > i at FaaibMU an-J ia tt <
X rirw
g tl mca vk went iack U
ca&zux. E5 * ic a&c dtmettac W ti *
jiusa. att tie iMtox rva
rut ter co 4sr k = d liaiie M te takes
CUxfcfctear brf w J
li rT aial * a sore 3k9C subr.Me i by
of
rtaten asJ le-JeraJ w rkr IT IB
mwn ta Jsta tlb "trtt * Is hrefcrl ? Vr
> rt : Vabwr feiJrrs at tie latt pifp * * i a
ycaftcal a4B6i > w rfMrat. .
It B aa&a&rfj toiay tiat ti * aatloeU
U > * r J * Jr at ih-elr ni * t3 ? bre t * Jaly.
UM tie itro J K-k far a rattaaal r 41tleal
t acattit Jtjmfrrtloft * Ii labor
aad tiat It * > < fnt late ot rate -
te ntil fairi cwccTf-Hlotil rteettaes.
AB r * < Mte that The emtru i v bo t ti *
ckM wrap e of the a tfttof * U th *
MI.AKRS TO 5CK THK ItKTtirr.
trUr Will n < - ort to fhe IJITT to
flet Kv * .
Aic. 2 * It M "ported
ti * * trtkr * t4ay tiat fait was ta
tie raais t = rs a and PUtle
Th * striker * c * tMtd tiat i *
tic aviiar&x ia rioites tie
to tiea a&d that the matter will b *
IE tie < rtA. Wba told at the repon * o !
lit isft di * yci "et' ' tto . tie * kert saJ
a * ciaac * vg M be * e la iii aetiod *
ivr a Tew days. Tie nnsft at ti *
te a day cr t o n tie striker *
tav * fxw * t * their beeex At fcrseat b *
1 ia * Biaety 4rp : > an d Bty at ti * ai es-
| Ticee wQi i * kept tiere tratH ie a ted
eopt of caialUsias tbe depBtte * p to thti
| Attorney Kaafaaaa. reprsserttas tie X
I Tori Jfc C" ! vrtaaJ eoTapiiT. f ys tfce <
peas * * atvtoyter ti * tt
a i that tie wrat-r of ewtn wiU be '
rtcidlr tut at oner. If th * campers to
I Jeav * iir. I > * Araiitt31 petinom tie o
| ta i. e * attaciaeats for coatemptTb <
tit * i f. iowTr. iac * * aid tiat ie will * 6"
itftrtre with th * camp. i t wffl so ? per-
Bit ti * rtrikrs es 'i * ilciways.
Fortyvea coal rotaj-aalrs 6f the Pttts-
bwrg imnet iave * icad tie aatforaitf
acra * at. Elevn otiier b 5 coarraj iav
to atc u aad tieir aam < * wji i
to ti * list a * w * tie director-
f ti * varww Nwapiatt * a < * aad fs
h th * formality of Isstractiaj tieir
heads , th * prwtlente s is
by a riacse of th * anlfomolty
OUTWIT THE OEPCTJSS.
This taonaing tie * trlkinc mlnen * a-
caaped at Tartl * Crtek sta * a mirth on
tb * sierttrs dpati gnirdfirc tit Oak Hill
oioe. "While the depet n were waiting fe :
tie detachment of campers tn appear on ti
roiij leaaiac to the mines ani wooderlaj
wiy they did cot coca * , the striktr * wen
roikiag a Icog detoar ea u to approach tie
Spaeth of ti * pit frosj tie other Me and
they ncceedei ia remap there withoist be-
tac eVerved. Thtir zrT&uioeens start-
lic to the few iaea who war * rfady to ? o ta
ork and tie depaties were hurriedly sen !
farTiil * they were rrnnt-g th * striken !
toW tb * awe thai tiere wocld be a coacer !
in tieir cirap toeich : an2 invited them :
attend. "VTien a pass * of deputies rfim-
aujided by Depciy iheriT David Haznj
appeared , a "ropy of tie injczcticn was rcaJ
to J in Lanre. the leader of the striker * ,
acd they lft th-e plir * Anothr party a !
strikers w * t to Mocroeville. tot so far a
they cocld Iraro no cew mea were take : :
Into the estnsres thr *
Th * trikir eipresi tie bellf that one ol
the min s t b * operated by th * mia * own
ers In tiKir eCort te break the strike wffl
b * tie Phirc Creek mine and that tie min
ers now at work at Oak Hill and San'j
Creek will he taken to Plum Crek and th <
other two mines clta-ed down. 3y central-
mac their force * the company woold havi
ISl men. which weald b * eno'cri to operas
the Pltrm Creek mine 1 = full To oSs t thi !
mev * tie strikers will > into camp al
Pi-am Creek. Edwarrf McKay , who is ii
chair * ef the camper at Tortl * Crk. sak
today that the minrrs cad no fear of libo :
beiag Imported. It wt ia b * too eipeisivi
and would benefit ti * strikers more ? r
th * operatc-r * . as many miifs cow workinj
wonld s = ry close down.
Everything was nitt abost PIcm Crl
ta aomias. Tie strikers followt-3 enl
th * prccrasi ostlined by Captain Belllns-
haai and sect cot mea singly and In pata
to patrol the roads. The deputies did aw
interfere witi them. In spite of the injunc
tion tie strikers iy thy hive made thlrtj
cecvens by roine to tte houses of the min
ers and talking tie * trik * over In a frieadlj
way.
Secretary Warner wju at camp last nigh ;
aad notifed the miners that any man
evicted from the company hocses for sink
ing wecld be provided for wUi eamfortibl <
ho es. food ind clothing
Tse coal operatcrs are waiting for a replj
from National President Ratcnford to thefc
telegram atiini ; for a conference for th <
purpciof settling ti * strike Sy arbitration
At J o clock no word had been received fro =
Mr. RatehfanS. Th * operators say they wil
wait ontil Monday , aid that the conference
if held , mast be far wesi-frn Pennsylvani ;
ani not for th * other states. If no replj
is received an3 the miners' of5cials refcsi
10 meet with tie operators new men win h
Imported and preparations made to * tirt thi
mines at oace.
This afternoon the operators met to hen
the report of th * commission appoint * . ! t <
seieci the m s * to be started wiih aw men.
At ti ! Chanaoci mines on tte MooccjaheJ
nver. many miaera have been evicted fro :
: n * compsny hocs * end others have bee :
served with notice to varet * at once. Th
Jtmilles are in destitate cJrccmiiaae * * an.
are being fM by th * resi-ieats of C afornl
and oiaer towns aiosg the river.
OPERATORS IssrE A STATE3IE.VT
Formnlatr- Cn e as the Mattel
Appar to Them.
PrTTSBURG. Acg. ± 9. Th * coal operaton
ia their meeting tonight , after waiting tt
vaia for aa answer from President Hatch
ford to their telesnm asking for a caafer
? ne - here to arbitrate the strike qa tjos
isssed th * foUo ing statement to the pobtii
shonly tfter = iinl ht :
Reserved. That a ootataitte * b antior
Iri la caj * tie raln-er9' leaders agree u
> Tifer and no satirfartcry basis can b.
uETd upon in said coafe-race. to propss ,
tiat thr matter In dispute between thi
miaers asd op-ratnrs of th * Pittsbcrs dl
trict b * cctunilted to arbitration provide ?
ti * miners are put to trork at onp nj
iar th * decifioa of said board of arbitration
Ti * operators have exhausted every effor
to make asicabie sttln < * at. bet thi
miners refua-e rfther to s&et in eosferecc.
or artitrat * . The posSUon taken by Mr
Ilat-bford octagons cn-at snrpri e to th
op r tora. H * InjLo ia briafins Ia al
* nj titv * rtat - < win h * kacw ti * oper
ate la othr stairs under tie eir omstanc * :
will &ot attegd a. } oict conference. 1 :
making this demand Mr Ratciford is s * k
las to delay a setifcntBt la ti * faop tia :
b * may bricg to his aid all the labor onran
iutie of the eiraciry aad JLasuro * sui
r otitical iaduesce as will fngbtrn the poll
ticteas into iatttia upon a - > nemnt o
tie sinknjtbcut recarj to ti menu c ,
ti * case
Mr Ratciford Is ust&s th * Pittsbar )
aUa r ts a eaUpw to = cratci polHica
h-estaaia * C ti idi * coal uapled IB tix
dmriet. H kaovs vtrj" wcU tiat dr-Lij
ip f ttlorfit vill depr\e PUubur ? raicer.
et ti < krk. irMci win b * doae duriaz tbi
TUJI < T by aiB rs of Oaio. ladiaaa. Il'laoi
aad Ia a resions. Jtr Ratchford mush ar
mas * a co&fereoce at oace for SfiUir.n
or arbitratijo of ti troubles ia tie PlTt
bone coal district or i zaott fund i > --ti
cf livcaiiwtrcr and lasiiu-ritr PTjbiu
opiniofs will cvrtaialy iold htm r < rspoc ibl ,
fir tie destitQ'.toa which nsuet ln < vit W ;
pre-raU is ti * district durioj ih * comia ;
wiottr.
AZCARRACA ACCEPTS OFFICE
TiVes ti * Ptsitioa } l * & V aat bj ti-s
ftf DlZCTlX.
SPAIN'S COXSESYA'm'E CAE 1 T UNTS
TTlll Contlnnp the Cnnra
Alone It * llnln 1.1 nr , Rrmn
J'lrra hot Prlcndli Tnnnrd
the InltrJ t lr * .
Te--era
wtth tfce ( jw a at PiUf * Mtrarara
today he Ut4 that tie ij c reseat h i <
irai.j fct. twven dtJirtteiy as yrtae lai -
MC ait * tbe prwtrs ef all fell < l ecaw. It
is a4mo4 tire t We wS ! ito < r Ibt Bate
af t > e prticy oi tW lat * prearter &t V e
asd is tfre W t laJVes. an-J wfl ] de Its be i
to cbtau tt * * f > fiart a ( all grtraf of Ike
owH-arvatrre party. with a ! 4tttactteTw !
( Jatee of TMiun oatwraHy rtal i UM port et
minuter at foreiga iZitrj. o ly fcean e {
att th * awa > * * r { tie c Wat b * w Ve t * c-
qaa.lct i with svery e < ail of rJt n ? oUa-
tloc with the Vr.Hr4 States a 4 H a < oaiar < 3
w h thi * > * * 4 1 piaas ot hj late ciW Ja
' tb * nutter. Oearal Arrraca a * M . tl e
retas of coveran > eat wtth a ett itr-Kk * sins-
yOdtr aad a 4terateti to 4 bt < hity
by fats s Tere4ira aad caactry OrtaiaSy t
aecv rwt eftaJile er rwpwrted aaa oooW fee
foaal. Jo th * ortetoo ; t&e taafority of iis
frilaw eoontrr = s 'E. for th ? ar < le i < ! tl s
ihfid I am able to * ty that General Ai-
rarrara has -so ill feeJlag t - tri Aa KK * .
aarirc always even bf-n eo fri < a y ia J
coETteoas tens * with 'Minister Taylor and is
aa enlightened rSrer
! Geatril Aicarraca In hi two tone later-
i fiewa with ih < > < rn a regeot ycstfiay aaJ
today , discussed at lenjth th * < jaeiloo of
relations ttweo the UnlSed State * and
Spain , on arcount c.f th * fsrt orpraachlns
iTTival of General Woedfsri woa It will be-
c-case inevltaMe for : he ae governmeat rs
Vet Use naUcn kn-w tae wh 4 * trath In r-
rard to the * ? relations , and the pcrport of
frpaeral STcodfsrJ's taKractxsoi.
ThV < bis V-en th * prladpal aspect of th
1 prweat crisis dkccsed by the < raea aad
, \icarraga. aad. ladeeJ. Is th fMtsre of th-
i -rlsls which causes th * grave ni ty to all
Spanish statesmen and censrala raaci J
they wwd Hke to pieaJFe th * aeea by letting
thiazs tWs daring her holdings at San
terred whether Ii woo'.d b * wls ? to rntrast
b'tteriy divided coaervatlv * party witi a
> mVisn rrairtcc prestige and authority for
' Uj sesifaT "fulfillment on one band to
tJ'-wver * IB th * task of crashing the coSosial
i tos-arrectioss aad o = the other ta show a boU
' attitude tmrJ : tie United States , with a
1 view of erpMllne ; ta every pessibJ * taeaas to
J rt = t = t f ortien teter'e'eace in CejaTh *
' minister of war declared hi = sif ready to
I aAcMixse refporaibnities of the * S . U
" tie < jBn caile-i apoa ii * patriotism and Soy-
jalry. * nd stated he had reived froc : Mar-
| sba ! BJnro Campo * . Lcpfi aad Daaiaisrots
j cTars cf hfartv scppart aa-1 from Sa sita a
j prsmise of frisndly neutrality , ad felt caa-
Sieat all caa ervat2ves and * va tie anti-
dynastli parties , like th * Carlists nd re-
pobfitans , to a Fwocld . c& ist ti * croa
and cabinet in facing the complications In
tie cotoalesI mo t say raany Spaniards
.ociaHy in incnilal circle" would bave pre
ferred a liberal cabinet as a awe Vocical
faJnticn. ARTHUR E. HOCGHTOX.
AAGIOLILLO DIES CAREPEXTEVT.
i to the Ln t to R-eel- Any
lrlldon Co - nlstlon.
VERGARA , Acs19. . ( Via Bavonne , Ang.
5fXew ) York World Cablccram Special
Telcram At 11 o'clock the military Judge.
secretary and other omcial-s of the prison ,
and Lieutenant Garrii , who had defended
Xngioinis In both courts , entered tie cell
and announced to him his hour had cata *
He calmly rose from his bed , reeked quietly
at them and siuEed along zs fast is th *
manacles on his legs permitted , to the hall
where the sentence was read aload. Asg'.ol-
lio. with eye-glasses on ncse. was then told
he must go to the chapel , where the priests
would be reidy to administer to him his
counsel , again earnestly entreat him to re
pent and accept religious consolaticn. con
fess his accomplices and make ha pace
with the chcrch. Angiolfllo bstened with a
acraare smil * . and raised his head deSsntly.
saying "Please let me die unmolested. I
wish not to go to church. I am a free
thinker I will have none of yoor priests ,
who have wearied me for days czceasingly
I beg to b allowed to die tme to ray Ideas. "
The oScers were greatly perplexed , u
they coald not easily infringe the rales.
j they remonstrated with the convict , and
1 asked lira to sit In the chapel witi tie
' ! priests. He again refused to move. Half
I an hoar passed witiout the prisoner's fiinrh-
ins. and he rcfatedly declared fee was pre
pared to die. bnt not repent , and no-thin ?
wonld shake his resolve. Vereara a horri
fied by AngiolOlos calloas conduct.
The execution occurred it 11 o'clock this
njoraia ? . As eiecntioner from Bourses
performed th * garroting
COTA > TI > OPLE BOMB THROUTVG.
Further Ontbrrnk * ArrFli.prote.1 and
the Pollcr 4r - atrbful.
COXST.O.TINOPLE. Acs It cow ap
pear , that Wednesday wes selected for th
expkaioa of bombs 12 thi city b aiiie th
Turlcsa cabinet had t en announced to me * :
that < ! sy it the c ce of the grand vUier
The- Turkish claU for * omUme past have
ap eaeaJed dinsrr Immediately after th-
| exsicslons. can = s of Mnsteans crowded tlw
streets , ready for mischief , bet the police
' promptly ordtred them to p > back to thejs
i h n5. and erea arre te-l tom * of thea
1 Presh oatbreala are apprehended. po iSrfj
1 on the carivenary of the attack en tfee Otta-
niaa hank. Acgutt IS. or i the aaciversa.-j
! of the saccesrion of Abdul Hamld II to th ;
* throce. Angast 31. on which day in 1SSS. ht
, succeeded bis elder brother , Saltaa M = rad V ,
who was deposed.
' The British and Italian gmrdship * Lav
i l f : their csuil aachonre ana have ctertc
tae hirhor.
' Anotbrr Ej | > Io ian at Con lntlr.opl- .
CO.VSTAKTINOPLS. Aag M. Tnere wi
aj * tir exptosioo aere yectrriiay. It occurred
9C a hill behind tae * abor\j \ ol Bnyakdtr ? , aa
is believed ta hare been cashed by a bomh
Tbere wes no loss o ? life aad nobody vac ia-
jnred. bet * -Terel AnaBin were ar'iate
aad the police ciptareJ dociacts which ar *
tjid ta be of cs laer.a sitingaatare. .
j .
j Plrnlr * Loot n hlp.
1 VALETTA , Iilaod of MiJta , Aug. W Is-
feraatioc has Je t beea received b re to lb <
eStcl tsat the ItalUn bark , Fidneia. CapuiE
Ruet b. froej PiscocsiU. Jua i. for Mar-
stUIeJ. wag cpoteo ac Aarav. 15 , la Utitadt
. W. 4. and reported havis ; txa twar-i d oc
pt a&s harea't aav tone ia
iht-y stfm to W pat whether just for
show tt Isn't > o with the world-famous
KimbaU it's a Ix-jury to luok at for tbe
Sai i i > tie ant it's a pI Hre 10 K a tt
fur Uw loocfa U c li-iK and delicate
white the loae U saft and sweet bat
an * a ? tb * zmti fetmris ot the Kimball
( < i > Bo is the suanuttre that ? witb
each aa * a factory rtunatee aad o r
own ? a&nistfe aaother importast hem
is the price and Lor t nus w aake if
VOB wUI COM ia aad look at the Kim-
boll wvll tell y a ail about it thaa if
y doa't twy ii wQi be b eam e y a
don't want a piano.
A. HOSPE.
lid ilU 1513 Douslas.
IS > * * # > * f Cp Baba. > T fwnr-
ifo tS * ' - * MB
i : rii ee i TSTHATH ill tie -tetimc of
* -r , tmt tfct n
to
5oltan Krar nn uO thrr k of the
it H * -
tkti tVImhcf l OltMaia teck 5 > i
to rrrorM * nlAMW" ) TarVVfc aa a >
of tht.OrerV iadvaatty tea
a * uc ; at pre eathi ? tiw
tcte-rrretioa of Ckffltts capitalist ? , tat U re
it JM aavrx&re tia ! Vay arraacvnevt &
- R > :1 * tl * saltis. It
to tceet > BT
of t3 e pr * ea : i Mt
als acj siiie jay \anu- }
Vy tk * rwyclac re.
tirtr jtfereamtt at the easteaHated rrstara-
t * a . ' Tfc * ay Atf i ! O er l D *
cf i break us ! > * .teadlwk , eanied by
9 refaal ? j p > a eat to
Larl a tad Vote aH a !
feuta4iBaU of tie la-
IT kave
'
\OT o
General Rlonrt MaWInc Procre * * on
thr Intllnn Frontier.
SIMLA. AacO * raJ Bksrf. ti ceoa-
r f tke Brititk fftr j aperattee asraiMt
reo : tribw OB Ow 'rwiir. has
GaUcal. wih t ow JUoe. Hee -
-.bat rlUsre t ! kire bree found de-
* rtrt. aa4 add * thai tl Al.-fcii rUI = U ei-
aiwerjtei , auJdlag twt thy kare soi taft
Taimk.
_
CALCCTT.V , ASc. The oSfUl Ga Hte
tomorrow wm p bibi a aodf.ii'jor. re th
e"ect that tfc * Tarkfeli = ew4-vtpr * Sabah
aaj Milo MtaJ win hereafttr b *
from carraidtioe ia InJU
No Intrntlnc f Kroprnlnc Mlnt .
LONDON. Aac The Pall Mall Ga-
rette thi afternoon S.STI Tier * never es-
iitei tfre le.u rei c for sspfwvias that
th * British poveraraeot oCSciaU roetem-
pJit-ri rrope tnc the ladtaa asicts. U
thiBkj. however , that the i-shlllinr piece
aa < l tie silver dallar airf wheat are re
spectively tewer and higher thaa they
shouki leriUmateiy be
Armenian Annrcil l Arre trd.
CONSTANTIXOPLK. An ? . Aa
ace 6iy . Six Arm ciaa acarcblfts , who
p rr r tei rriraiaal sleaj s ye er3y. were
arr stt i aad irHl re tve trial. They Till
receive exemplary rcahimeat.
Cabinet Mrtn rr Majnc lcn.
MADRID. Aosr. it It rumcrfi that sev
eral members of the cabinet will reside wan
the qneen rsjreat aad the cocrt rstam fraa
Saa Seba iiac
I.ecr n rot. en In nn Vrrl.lent.
H. F5tr-erald. a mu'jciaa at Fort Crook.
while driv.as yesterday n-ear Eleventh and
Howard streets , was thrown to the pave
ment bj" th o\vramms of the ric and his
Iff : lei ? broken To aoriieat is said to be
da * to th * car ! e hand Insr of a stream
of water us * J by the street cleaalac pans.
The wat r wa * thrown sudjeniy beatath the
hor-e and in its fnsh : tie vehicle was test -
stFStrcerali was re = 3Ted to the Presiy-
ArcoH't Brnmo Onery cure aeadacbe * .
4 , 5 and M ) een > a. All
LOCAL
Hayien's cr taHilas 03 D'rfge. S Six
teenth sireet , is an-ier root.
The hish board 'feice about the new poet-
omce buildiag disappeared yesttrday.
So ze time Thnr day afternoon an unknown
person cnlocked tie doer of the rocni of
Lena Saltrman at 1SO Socth Sixteenth street
acd stole Ji la aioaey-
B , Feldea , S reatE-enti and "Webster
A waiermelca social will b gives by
Lntier lesgus cf the Grace Lntieran
ci'jrci Thursday eveaing Au t iS. at the
honia of MIES Cordelia. Gibscn. SIS Souti
Twenty-fifth etrcet. '
The igniuoc of gasoline caused a email
blare in the resJd c of Aaron Ferer. US
Soath Tenth street , yesterday morning
The ire did little more damage than to
bcra a. hcle in the will of the building.
Funeral services over the remains of Percy
Starr , the 5-year-oUi son cf Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Siarr. were held from the family res-
disce o = Madisoa aveaoe yesterday after
noon. Interment was at Forest Lawn.
The cromns at Seventeecth and Famam
streets ls being raised in order that here
after tie storm water pa&siag down the t orth
side cf Famim , will b * thrown Into the
sutter instead of 6pee-ii = g over tie sidesrilk
in front of ta * New Vcvrk Life buCdtng.
Tne Alaska. Gold Miniag company U the
name of a company Just formed in Omaha
The artictes sf inaarporatioQ have beea filed
with the county clerk. Tae capital stock iJ
Sxed at J5W.6CO and the incorporate are
Jiff W. Bedford. G. M. Winklemaa. H. C
Pieulell. Willani Loudoa and Georga N
Hicks
streets , who was arrested several days ago
for beating his daughter , was discharged in
police coort yesterday after trial. The
provocation was brought by the neighbors
who heard the birl screaming in the house
and afserward noticed her Seeing from the
place. Tsere was no evidence to 4hoa- that
th * clrl had been Injured , she herself tes-
Ufyizg to the contrary
The park commissioners are making some
extensive Improvements oa th ? north boule
vard. Tne street has been resided and lev
eled and the nrcch pac are being Improved
with a layer of earth , covered with cinders.
Comptroller Westbtrs left yesterday to
spend a week or ten days JUshirg * nd hmtlag
sear Piedmont Wyo. He will lecoapany a
party of hit friends from Salt Lake City.
Misis Mara : * Ttrier. clerk In the ofiM of
secretary Gillaa of the Board of Ed action.
returned Thursday from a thert vacation at
Sifter's Lake , Miei.
FIGHT BETWEEN THE BOSSES
gU fer Vke
PICKLES OSltCTS TO WTTSJOGrS CHOiCI
B Prt > tr tm ln t the t
of * Conn l lon tn Tlltnttnn
the rw Prv tmjt trr l
A c. I-
Me * ! * * * f
Dafcata i > auVter a ftxh ! aea ast Unite ? a
t tfc * la e ap ? i
at ( J * tT * > nx. S. D
a jv < # * < jrtot < T < ] > Mfla. cc e4 by twenty
e t ! twrciy-tw tufsAtft K lb * e M < y
IB whfca It alcrd ! that the
t w j tb * restilt of a . .ltl N-twe a
vd j re .t r 1 uleT Eal * . , by
wM < * tk * frasr ts l b * rtfUt S r fav r
< 05 * Hah" whfl * terrtag a * eawiKy
nrf PJfkler * baeVtag an e > M * eMtor
Onver wh > < MTS , te ectttle-i to
See o arraast f party s rvlc ? TJe
wfll protebiy Kf * ttl4 the r t ra af
Pimrth Ar * u t rastawMer Gnveral Brlv
taic. w Is now away co b vaothw It
is andr < . iyxl that Chairman Klttrllte V
It 1 saH today that OS appVntnseat of
United St t * surahal for ? < mti Dakota will
be 3M4 * nrtil th * president r torn to Ws h-
Inrtsc Caalraua KittrUe * hs had evral
laiervlswi with Attorney Gar l MrKenas ,
at wWca he urged tie ijp ln'Tnest of Ed
ward Kaady of Eureka Ei-CortcrA aus
Fickl r has al o iad several Interviews w"h
th * attorney caeral la Vb-slf af hi friead.
H G Chaniberlaia af Fialktaa * * -Cer.eres-
raan Gamble i-J barkiac Ellerman of Yaak-
uc. aad it i uaderstol tiat Secretary El
liott of ti * state d 1ttee ai o has a csa-
dlJa' * The ficht btwa tie varbwis can
didates aad thMr frtead rrotni es to be la-
tfrp'tlae The terra of the prefect Iscutn-
bent expires ro-aorrow. and f l prabibl *
that all partle- will keep ptwcdiog away aa-
tll an appalataint 1 < mad * .
CATTLEMEN"S C SE PBXtHNO.
Isdiaa Inspector McLaagMia today preen -
$ en * d ta Actins Secretary Ryan of the In
terior department * report oc hj investUa-
tion of th ? trespassing of cattl * belcncfes to
the Cattlemen's aswiatre-a alcnc th * north
ern border of tha great Shrax rfervatten te
Sacth D ko-a Cifl aHege-1 to be tr-spv-
irg were sliil and hld by ti * IcdUns nntil
the trsJpa&s charge of fl pr h i3 wa paid
Salt wis also entered to recover tie amc-int
of the charges of J300 In the Cnlsed States
cocrts. Efforts havbeea ma l by tt * cat
tlemen to hav * this Jtiit Tlthdrawa. and ar-
! cnment was madls week lo th * commis
sioner of IndVsa aSilrs to havj hiai reasn-
nifcd th withdrawal of thf * iraits. Inspector
specter McLaczhlia who i ? familiar with the
whole matter , was called uron to make a
report.vhJch he ild today Both Inspector
MaLanghlln and ? e-rtiry Ryan refused to
make the report public , the latter saying that
1 It would be presf nted to Secretary Bliss upon
i his return to Washington Xo action will
b * taken on the petition to havs th * raits
withdrawn until the secretary's return
A postoStre has b n establish- Tnr-
Kngtan. Otoe county Keb. with John T
Weatherhoci ; as postmirer.
SOUTH DAKOTA'S BANKS.
An abstract of reports to the comptroller
of carreccy of ths coadltion of the twenty-
seven national banks tn South Dakota was
msde public today. Tha principal items are
i ? follows Loans and discounts. J.S3S.S2 ,
due from banks , national and state. > D.S71
reserve. J1.371.4 . of whl-h J XSIS was
goJd : total resources. Jo S55 254. Liabilities
Capital stock. Jl.fi-3.WO. due to banks , na
tional and state $ * 12.620. surplus fuad aad
uadividd proatz. J334.S3 < : deposits. S3.S2S-
1S1. The aveia ? * reserve held was S6.SS per
cent.
Acting Secretary of th ? Interior Ryan to
day reversed the land office decision 'n the
case of James J Knbal , frcni the Mitchell
dctric * . Sooth Dakota. Kuaal'a amended
entry for the land will beaccepted. . In the
homestead contest of Joseph Brohan against
Mary A. White from the Caamberlaia dis
trict Uni ! oSce. the decision ia favcr of de
fendant is aSmied.
Rural free delivery service will be estab
lished in conn ctico with th * pete ce a !
I Xew Providence. Hardis county , Ia. , on October -
' tober l , with three carriers.
GRA.YT FAVOIl * TO lEXlCl.V SHIPS ,
to Vavlente British AVntert In
Hrlli e Frc-e from Tnlln.
WASHINGTON Aug. 3) ) The text of a
new treaty between Great Britain and
Mexico relatinz to the Mexican use of the
waters of Bliiee. ths British colony of
Central America , has been received here. It
was concluded by Sir Henry Neville De ring
aad Secor Mariseal on 'Atyrust 3. aad grants
la prepetuity to the merchant vessels of
Mexico absolute liberty of navigation of the
waters of the British possessions ia that
locality. It also sets forth the boundary be
tween Yucatan aad Belizee. and to that
ejrtent givs Mexico's adherence to the
existing boundary.
fi t tnmp Mnde In rnltcd ? In rn.
WASHINGTON. Aug 29 The frovemme : !
of Pru has ordered its po tige stamps mad
in the Uaited States. The arst order for
1.00.000 of 5-ceat stamps has b en given
to the American Bank Note company , and
anther for 2 WO ' > ) stamps or other de-
nom naticnj will follow
KrrI nffrt of DccllniIn Silver.
WASHINGTON , Aug. X. Consul General
Joseph G. Dudley , stationed at Neuva La
redo , ta a communication to the Department
of State , says thai aa a. result of the recent
? om- -zuarnDte- like biank papr
uothins to them but teeth inserted by
oer process of b-t < 5e work at our par
lor * look -vrell flt well and wiar well
N'o matter whether you yet briilse or
crown work * t Sve Ajliars a twMli or a
t of our brst tbia elastic plate twth at
t < ? a doilar > you ? et a zuarantee tliat
Isn't a blank ypars of dental
ai4ld by ail the- modern
kuowa to denti > try 2ive # us the s
te coetidejKv in our own work our
lady patrons will appreiHate ihe fact
that tbey can always be sar * of a lady
attendant here.
BAILEY ,
THE DENTIST ,
13 Year * a l Floor Paiijjn Oik.
Knperlcnce. IGlh and Farnam.
dad # ays if ley can it out mjanc-
to keep < le fpjlen. from walkte'
tlat be = esehe can fit out one apia'
a feller ? mokla' way older ctettr b t fete
"are c nt Stocktsr ci ar. " aaly de to-
in dis m a 1 % fur yer own peed ,
bre U BO oW r ci-jnr r r mail-1-
dat U as ? oed fur a niekle dm : is lots
of tie ten ceat ctrars dat yo git ddt alu't
BO belter aa * if yea want to are moner
an at de A ue tia e fit lie bvni gaoke
v r tuid , you woa't B * d BO into -
to r.-tumii you of tie "av cent
dtgar" all de dealers s ll it.
1404 DOUGLAS.
, fall in tie f ft ftt Miter ihrrt h * Nf
narked rt IB tb prtce of til e s rae Jites
ia Mule * . TbU I * trae ttt dotoritlc
prsvlTKtt , Reata r * landed la ti * m *
f j rtHe ayi titrt ! a ba * for-
rwpoadtac * draae * et.TUMI talari * * .
Labor , he ttair * , lay aa It * Klrtr 5 > i l .
CO Tntc.v n TO cotx cot.n.
Rrqnrot * Tnltrd t l * Hint to Do the
tVark.
1VJ.SHINCTON \ . 3 * Information
( owe * fnra Cmia FJea tiat the
it * akd lie United States Miat
cola WxVfM t 4o * . uo4r ti farmer S T-
* raa * aC arw y ! * n -otaac * favorable to
grdd tt > ! ! ! > t o * * k to ifturt cold iar *
naeimt to cola aa idjftteaat 4.19 c lo > .
The MOQ la * 4 traat IB 4 < ent The
ratto it which lie Ccnla Rh-aa eolsarr ta
aade l H to 1. a * b t"t i K H aad > ilrr
Tie Baak of C&jta Rica Mid lt. * uw > iy f
llvr bf re receat deellne * . and ta ! > M to
iav * made c sl4rable prodt 'iereir
C mml % > l n ( o Allot Imllnn tj nil .
WASHINGTON. Aa . Ti * f < rile 1ni
i ippotmct ( were anaoutKed * t tic hlt <
j ! * t * 4ay .
s.Teaa.
Gri f KaMi * Oty. wtaartfcrtawr * t
* I et Vtads la * * T ralty to th * litres o (
tie UaccBfkaghr * rv * rvain > a la ftah.
\ < -TT for Ihr Army.
WASHINGTON. Awtipe < * aJ T * f-
Ltaitreaat Geerce R.
far sfrrte * at
( N T SVataary aat MBHirr c * e = r
L T of ahM r to Captain fre-art * F.
. Plftf ith iaUntrj. bit -Seen
Ncntont nt l.lbrrlj.
WASHINGTON. AU ? ctsfn\ \
ias laforard GMicral U * * that tie * - < 3i J
laiorRpci. CapUla G src # N fon. aa Aa * rl-
Ma cttta a. has I > < * B ? l i-pj at liberty f <
bavlac pr Bted hirosflf to tSi * eatamn ot
First battaltaa at Caba. a * r Baraeou"
WASHINGTON. AUR. ML Th
f Eihin \ . HUc&rrck of Ml ir1 aa raia-
istjr to Ra sla TTJIS laid * at it liwhite
hoe -e toJrty The appotetasent iit fraia
10.
h ritlin rtl-M PTVTI rt.
N > b. Auc. M
MSra Jenate Stewart , daughter of Jahs
Stetrirt , a TealtSy larsaftf at tils city , aav !
Mr. Pardoa Sioi > iard. ta employe of th <
B. & M. . were unUeJ la aiarrUse at tie
cocatry rfaWtnce of the brkie's pireati
WednosiUy erealaj by Rev Wikoa Dr-anv.
A larg-e number ol trleads waj ia atteaJ-
aace.
OTrCMWA. Ii. . Au ? * fl ( Sp cUl Tele-
trrici-J ilifa Flareac * Fultoa of this city ,
far several years precepre s of Epnorth
semiaary. near Dab = qae Uaaa y terlay
unlterS In marru e to Dr. W S. Le
presUent of iCoratassUe collese at 6
City. They left Immediately for Stem
which will be their home.
HASTINGS. Neb. , Aus. M. < Speci l.-
Mrs. R. W. Sn < * lgTa ad JJr W S. Preach
were axirrieJ at S 30 lut alht at the hon
of tie brWe's partsts. S73 North Llncola
aveaae.
'Stnrrlace I.lcrn e .
Penults to wed have beea issued to the
folio-aria ? piTties by the cooaty Judge :
Name and Residence. Ac *
Harry PattlMjn , Omaha . ; i
Hary Krenlc. Onsaha . :
William H. Smith. East Omaha. Ia . a
Ethel M. GreiElast Omaha , Ia . 25
PEIl > O.NU 1'ARAKUAPHs.
S. II. llaatlell of New York Is at tie MH-
Urd.
Urd.Robert
Robert Griebllas of .Milwaukee U at th
MillarJ.
C. E. Lowe lad * ife of Hyia = ! s are 1 :
the city.
D Selitrmaa of Toledo. OU stopping a :
the Barker.
H. W. Enderly of Geriag is reslstered a :
tie Barker.
C C. Gary of Kanese City Id res = * tered a :
the Millard.
Jerome Palmer of Louisville , Ky. , Is i
Barker guest ,
J. H. Wheelhouse of St. Louis is a eaes ;
at the MUlard.
G. M. Ahrors is registered at tie Millan
from New Orleans.
C M. Rathburn of Atchlson. Kaa. . b
stopping at the MUlard.
W. D. Mars2eJ ! and wife of Colambu :
ire stepping at tie Barker.
James H. Collins and E. C. Haley oj Ch !
cao are stopplas at the Barker.
H S. Thompson. D. B. Dodge aaJ Charles
T Hasps are registered at the MUlard froi :
O. H. MevU. a nerciaat al Broken Bow
is -miter in Omaha , and a accompanist
by Mr * Mevs.
Judce A. 3L Peat ot Colsmb-i ? . ciemtwi
of the Nebraska supreme court , was at tit
MilLsrd yesterday.
W R. Mclnnes. ceneral aent of th (
Canadian PaciSc's freight department , 5J I :
town from Chicago.
S. M. Goddard of the Misoonrt Paclac' :
sonthera division was in the city yesterda ;
en route to St. Paul.
Mrs. E. B , GiCord sad Mrs. Charles
Wh'eler and son of Pierre. S. D . are rcgi *
tered at the BarVer
H. H. Martla of Columbus. O . formerl ]
maaager for the Columbus Buggy company
in this city , is at the MUlard.
Nebraskaaa at the hotels : E. A. Wnsht
Wolbarh : A J Minor. NeUoa. Wllllani GUI
dines. Wssner : C E. Hutchicsoa. Grant
fcland : < Fred S. Hauler. Pawnee City ; E
S South , Newman Grove. E. L. Carey. Baa
croft.
REVIEW OF WORLD'S CROPS
OJrra Ont by ths Agncaltoad
Dspattratat.
POOR PROSPECT THROUGHOUT EUROfE
Where TIMrt l Rood Onalltr of
! roorr n ill 1'rnlt Crop
tntllitn Wheat
> * ril * More Italn.
WASHINGTON. Aa . : * . .Utters to th
rtPrtm * t frvn yrlr t * tad
> mreei n etrtn tie pre
dict twos nt a eraurWeraS * * dJet ty la the
EnrftptMa wbest erofi , will * rye , which !
tie fkip ! ir itl strata t eartera Europe U
alto niort. Til * fact , a. * a eperial it fort cf
StatMlrlaA Hyde t tie department aysw ai
well as tie wheat deftetoacy. ttl t d to re-
li * exportation af tae Ut'er frota
Rnr * * an eeantriesi which usually
a swrplws of that grate AA to aon-
eonntrles other tian ti * Laited
Stales , tielr apcrwrale enwtrttmtfcm to th
Karrpean supply will b * > materially affected
by tie fact tiat Ir > lla denaded by the fata-
i . will iare praetleally tx wieat to ex
pert Uaid States Coccral O'Connor al
Yarmouth. Nova rotUu reports ( hat early
crofM la the * tiKc lerit part of that
prrl < w were asneh Injured by wvt weather
dariag tie ftrit half of J ne. htch also
prevented pfcaathn la * usual potato area.
Ilwnw are a failure Appla * .a be a
ort crop. Small fruit * liV sirawVrr'M ,
* re abwndunt , with -raA arrac ? Th
iM berry crop fc imroeat * Un T5 ul rc-
pwa from Ontario ho aa un'avcraHn
chia e ! a tie fruit prospect with a prob
able snail crop of ppl 5 In -a Oat -
t MrJo tie trait cuthisjik ! better tH.t thera
will be a pwor crap arouad Quebec orh-.e ia
' Manitoba the what area e\reed the re-
' daced acreag * of last year by pr ceat
a d U 14 per rcat Kr ! er thaa the 1S3S
acreage , uatil then tae yar of th * largest ,
EUROPEAN QRUN CROPS
Gret Britain and Irelanl Rturoa froa
every connty in Enslaad icd fr-ni naay
dbtriets la Waks. Scotland and Irtlaad ,
publl h 4 by the \srieol : ral Gaift * July
i St. hrficaSe th * wbMt crop wo M be eon d-
' erible. oats nd po a" e la a ls * drgrea
i and barley only slightly below the avfrag * .
i Hay wa larjrly. p considerably and
i beacs * nmwhat above Barley hail suf
fered aa BBfavorabl * change ta qual ty anj
s yart of It will be anSt far IK.I ! ! ; . pur
poses ta * returns , which make tt neany an
avrarr crop , inutst ajiparrotiy be soaiewhat
dl n ntdVhst harvest bfcaa 1esom
of th * nwthera and outh cidlasd cauati a
daring th week * ndd July 24. asd waa pro-
grt slag favorably up to the * ad of th
nienth but takiag the country as a uhole.
the b lV f the cr p is harvested la August.
The dilftTft : c ras were ripening cior
oearly to < etii < r than UKial
liac * CoEservative comB erv"lJil estl-
matrs put the total wheat crop z < 3 loir aa
lMvi ) CO * hectolitres , mikiii ; it about oae >
seventh less thaa the hfvy crop of 1535.
Reyorti up to aear th * end of July repro.
seal that th * n father ua * uafavorable fop
harve tiag. especially tn the north. So far aa
the harvest fca * yet advanced th resulU
ire said ta b * far from sati factory both aa
to quantity and quality , aad do no ? tred ta
encourage any expectation that the crop will
* xce\l the lower . tin3ai < * s
Germany As ofllcial report dated July 15.
la which th * Beware " 1" denoteii superior.
; * " coed , aad "S" middling coaditioa pala
winter nheat at * * . rye at 14 barley at
! 27. oats at 3 potatoes at IT and hay at
" 2t Thus aoc * of the leading cereals ars
' rated "good ' According to a report from ,
- interfe-lns wl'Jx
Hamburg raia was -adly
harvretlng Birley was looking well , bnt
th * w t Jreather menaced la quality Thu
United States consul at Bremen reported la-
dicatior that there would aot he more thaa
half the usual apple , pear and plain cropa
in northern Germany this year
QUALITY OF WHEAT POOR
Agricultural condition * ia other foreiga
countries follow.
Russia Advices from NUoUleff of July a
retort an avstage yield of wheat bnt lb
quality Is spring whfat had saSered from
hot weither and cash of It would be light.
Rya w.u un atis factory is quality and quan
tity. Barley was satisfactory In yield , bttl
its color had suffered from rains. Othef
mall advices from Ruisii rpeak unfavably
regarding tee wheat ind rye crops the recent
treat heat having caused prraature rtpea-
1ns.
Austria-Hungary Prices of wheat al
Vienna are reported to be the highest in tea
years and foreign wheat U being Imported.
The feather U wft.
Belgium Th yield of wheat is reported
as eat factory. but that of rye deflflent.
t Holland The weather Ui the latter part
I o { Jaly was * nme bat unfavorable for har
vesting
1 Denmark \dvi-cs from Copenhagen dat"d
I July IT stated that rye had suffered from
j stortns. bat wheat was B fair average croj
and barter good. Weather unsettled
Roumanw The wheat crop is described aa
"very disappointing" aad parreU of neir
grata received ia London are said to ehcrw
irregular and very poor quality.
Bulgaria According to reports for near
the end of July the wheat crop had saffered
seriously from heavy rams.
Indie Crap prospect were improved by
raias in many districts , but in Bombay and
Punjab much more raia % as needed.
Australia Crop prospects ia Vtetaria bad
beea impioved by rain , and , according to
latest nutl advices , were fairly good.
Argentina Telegraphic reports to London
report thaveather es being favorable for
I the crops.
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