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a patrol of Mexican troops galloped
down to the rescue, two of the women
and live of the men lay dead. The
Yaquis were completely overwhelmed.
They were wealc from hunger, and
when attacked by superior numbers
they wore compelled 'to surrender.
Pifteen prisoners were marched to
'Hermosillo, where they will be sen
tenced 'by General Torres. There are
two YaquI chiefs among the captives.
These Indians are supposed to be the
last remnant of those who took to the
warpath some time ago.
A cablegram from Aden, Arabia, un
t der date of July 26, says! The British
expeditionary force operating against
the Mad Mullah in East Africa,.after
' scouting northeast of Damot over an
absolutely waterless country, learned
the general direction of the. Mullah'
forces and his prisoners, and sent off
a mounted column, under Colonel
Cobee, which, after an eighty-mile
chase across the desert, came in con
tact with the tribesmen, killed 150 of
them and captured 4,000 camels and
12,000 sheep. The British had eight
men killed and four wounded.
officers iii direct supervision of the
maneuvers, have been charged with
tho selection of the fifth arbitrator.-
A Washington 'dispatch, under date
of July 26, says: The army and the
navy have appointed their arbitrators
to make the decision in. the joint man
euvers at the Atlantic coast In Sep
tember. The war department has se
lected Brigadier General Tasker H.
Bliss and Lieutenant Colonel John P.
Story 6f the artillery corps. The navy
has selected Rear Admiral Philip fl.
Cooper, who has been on special duty
in connection with the defences of tho
'Atlantic coast, and Captain William
Swift, a member of the general board.
Major General MacArthur, command
ing the department of the east, and
Rear Admiral Higginson, commanding
the North Atlantic station, the two
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Belated reports from Tucson, A. T;,
report a tornado at the Gulf of Cali
fornia on Juy 24, wreclcing vessels
and damaging many buildings in the
coast cities. At Guaymas Ave vessels
in the bay were dashed ashore and
sunk, two being large steamers en
gaged in coastwise trade. The public
building, containing tne ofilces of the
harbor master and collector of customs
was also destroyed, and a great deal tit
damage was wrought in towns along
the coast.
A Paris cablegram, dated July 29,
says: Two distinguished naval offi
cers, Vice Admiral de Beaumont, marl
time prefect of Toulon, and Rear Ad
miral Servan, commanding the Atlan
tic division, have been summarily re
lieved of their commands by order of
President Loubet Rear Admiral Ser
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opments which led up to tho recent
suicide of Commander Barry, who shot
himself in the cabin of tho cruiser
Tage, while off Martinique. Rear Ad
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the time. De Beaumont's discipline
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On July 29 Colonial Secretary Cham
berlain appeared in the house of com
mons for the first time since his re
cent accident. In speaking of the
Transvaal's future, he expressed his
belief that it would be no more than
fair that the Boers should pay part of
the war expenses. 'Regarding the fu
ture status of South Africa, he said
that the imperial government had es
tablished a croWn colony in the strict
est sense, and that nothing but cir
cumstances and time would separate
the new colonies from self-government.
against exactions and delays. Other
articles deal with tho rntrlRtrnflnn itf
trade marks, tho navigation of then
xungise anu uanton rivers, bonded
warehouses, the equalization of duties
on Junks and steamers, facilities for
drawbacks, tha -establishment of a na
tional currency, tho revision of tho
mining regulations for tho navigation
of inland waters, tho opening of Kong
Mun as a treaty port on the Wopt
river and the appointment of joint
commissioners to settlo disputes. In
article 12 Great Britain agrees to re
linquish her extra territorial rights
when the reform of the Chinese Ju
dical system and tho establishment
of an effective administration shall
warrant so doing. By article 13 Great
Britain agrees here&fteir to partici
pate in a joint commission, If such be
formed, representing China and th
treaty powers, with the object of in
vestigating tne missionary question
and devising means to secure peaceful
relations between Christians and non
converts. Article 8 shall become ef
fective In January, 1904, subject to tho
other powers entering similar agree
ments, and China agrees on tho same
date to open four new treaty ports
Chang Sha, Nganking, Wan Hsien and
Wai Chou. China retains unimpaired
the right to tax salt, native opium and
native produco for Internal consumption.
Btorm. Where tho arms of tho cross
converge there is a holo two feet in
diameter and a line 1C0 long weighted
with load did not touch bottom. Tho
theory la advanced that a bolt of light
ning entered the ground, yet those In
tho vicinity assert that no unusual bolt
of lightning was noticed during the
storm.
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line, and the pay of the enlisted men
is set at $11,500,000.
An earthquake shock, continuing
from twelve to fifteen seconds, was
felt throughout the northern part of
Nebraska and in South Dakntn on
July 28. No damage is reported, al
though many towns felt a "distinct dis
turbance. On July 27 a severe shock
was felt in some parts of California,
having a duration of thirfcv mlnnrnn
and causing the earth to crack In many
different places.
A cablegram from Sofia, Bulgarln,
dated July 28, says: The Macedonian
committee has convened a congress
for August 12 to elect a president. The
notorious president of the committee,
Saravoff, has returned here after an
absence of one year, as a candidate
for the presidency. If the govern
ment permits the congress to meet the
session promises to be an exciting one,
as General Zontscheff, the actual lead
er of the committee, threatens to make
revelations with regard to the alleged
complicity of M. Saravoff in the kid
napping of Miss Ellen M. Stone, the
American missionary, and other" com
promising affairs. It Is reported that
Turkey has demanded the arrest of
M. Saravoff.
According to statements from relia
ble sources, it Is the Intention of tho
Vatican that the friars of tho Augus
tlan, Dominican, Franciscan and Re
colletto orders now in Manila, num
bering about lfi0 men, shall leave there
In small numbers at dlfforcnt times, so
that upon tho resumption. of negotia
tions In their bohnlf, It will bo found
that this Important question shall havo
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A Berlin .cablegram says: Various
Berlin newspapers assert that tho
warnings to Emperor "William against
going to Jfosen, Prussian Poland, for
the army maneuvers to be held in
September, have had the effect of
causing an order to be issued that tho
festivities be confined to a strictly
private character, and that all win
dows be closed along the line of march
of the procession at Posen.
A cablegram from Shanghai, China,
dated July 27, says: The draft of tho
commercial treaty between Great Brit
ain and China has been conditionally
accepted by the Chinese government,
but clause 8, dealing with the aboli
tion of the likin, still awaits the ap
proval of the British government This
clause provides ttjit in return for a
surtax equivaler to one and pne
half times the'fty leviable under the
protocol of y ft China shall .abolish
all likin durr-stations and barriers
and every MjjSa of Internal -taxation
on BritlshKJods, guaranteeing them
A cablegram from Berlin, under dnte
of July 28, says: Ernest Rummer, an
electrical inventor succeeded Satur
day evening in telephoning seven kilo
metres by his wireless method. The
speaking voice was perfectly audible
continuously during the experiments.
Rummer, who has hitherto used a
searchlight thirty-five centimetres in
diameter, intends to construct a larger
one, expecting to speak forty kilo
metres, w,hlch would be a distance suf
ficient for a modern city. It is af
firmed, however, that the apparatus is
too large, too expensive and too deli
cate to be practicable commerciallv.
but it will bo highly useful to war
ships in transmitting orders at sea.
Reports from Charleston, W. Vn
continue to show n determi nation on
the part of the federal judge to con
vict the miners on some point. 'It
is said that if the injunction against
feeding the hungry miners fails, a
prosecution will begin to try to prove
blacklisting. A strict enforcement of
the restraining order issued by Judge
Keller on July 28 will prevent strikers
from entering the incorporated town
of Ansted, and as nearly all the needy
miners live in that town, this is In
terpreted to mean a great deal of
suffering in that section.
The first of tho strikers' mass, meet
ings planned to take place at the var
ious strike centers was held at Scran
ton, Pa. on August 1. There wo:e
7,000 strikers present, and National
President Mitchell and other officials
made speeclrcs. Mr. Mitchell urged
the men to stajid for their rights, and
every one o tho 7,000 voted to cons,
tinue tho strike and 'not yield until
they have won their contentions. In
connection with this mooting it is said
PnSi twenty-flve years ago, August 1,
1877, 10,000 striking miners, who had
been out for six months, met at almost
the Identical spot where today's meet
ing was held, and with uplifted hands
ayowed that they would not return to
work until their demands wore
granted. That afternoon occurred tho
memorable riot on Lackawanna ave
nue, when a company of hastily
formed vigilantes killed two men, fired
upon a procession made up of striken:
from this and other mass meetings
who were bent upon burning breakcis
and who had nearly killed Mayor Mc
Kune, when he tried to halt them. A
week later the miners went back to
work without gaining any concessions
and with their union disrupted.
A Washington dispatch dated Aug
ust 1 says: A letter was received at
the war department from the governor
of Kansas tdday, saying that the en
tire national guard of that state will
be mobilized at Fort Riley, Kas., tno
latter part of September for the nir-
pose of participating in the proposed
extensive maneuvers of the regular
army. So far Kansas Is the only state
which has accepted the formal --invitation
of the war department fo par
ticipate, anc' ,the indications are that
the few states yet to be heard from
will decline on the ground of lack of
funds.
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other bidder asked $15,000 more than
this bureau.
A curious phenomenon Is reported
from Troy, 111., under date of August 1.
An Associated press dispatch says:
During a severe electrical storm here
yesterday afternoon, a cross-shaped
fissure was formed in the ground near
the school building, one arm of which
is forty feet long and about six inches
wide, and tho other twenty feet long
and six Inches wide. Ellas Burke, a
carriage manufacturer, whoso estab
lishment is the vicinity, discovered
the freak of nature soon after tho
A Washington dispatch says: The
German government has notified th
state department that It will not be
necessary for theUnited States army
officers who will attend the fall maneu
vers to bring their horses, as the em
peror will supply fully equipped
mounts.
It
is announced that tho joint
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