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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF. r 4. NEWS OF NEBRASKA CONDENSATION OF IMPOR TANT NEWS ITEMS. Ihort and rilhy Paragraph Which Tell of Wht Ila llnppened or Will Hap pen In Our Commonwealth The Newt Briefly Buniuiarlied. Thurftday, ilunc -!. Hastings ofltcltilR propose to adopt jm ordinance to protect from the small boy all birds other than the English .parrow. The remains of Oscar II. Hlllis of Omaha, who was clerk of the federal court, were taken to St. Paul, Minn., to lie cremated. A south-lound freight train was wrecked on the Missouri I 'ad tie road a few miles south of Nebraska City re cently. Bight or ten box ears, to gether with their contents were smashed to pieces. A barn on theiannof Owen Clifford, a few miles from Wilcox burned last night. Several sets of harness belong ing to Ora Hrawner, a tenant, were also consumed. The wuh no insurance. Origin of lire is unknown. W. R Kenyon, a brakeman, met wlti frightful accident at Wayne. In tit tempting to step an the beam at the rear end of the, tender of the engine he slipped and fell under the wheels. One leg was so badly crushed it had U be amputated. Ex.Govcrnor Iloleotnb has in his possession a candlestick made of ma terial taken from the wrock of the Maine. The shaft is a piece of ma hogany door taken from the ofllccr's quarters. He will probably loan the relic to the university. It came from M. Massey of the United States navy. The board of public lands and build ings yesterday paid for and (secured possession of the 1). K. Thompson resi dence ns a home for Nebraska's chief executive, and ulso closed the deal for the purchase of the Milfgrd soldiers' home. For the latter the board paid 813,000, and will use the other Sr.00 of the appropriation to make needed re -' 1 pairs. - W. S. Cole, who is jointly charged with Jesse Tooman with the murder of .1. P. Kreichbaum, the farmer near llloomington, was on the stand in his own behalf: He told his story of the events -as they occurred prior to and nftor the murder. The main part of bis testimony was an effort to prove an alibi, and his story was generally cor roborated by other witnesses. The prosecution gut him badly tangled up in the cross examination. Cole has a jTeat many ady friends who talk and h;ikc hand, with him at every oppor tunity. t'alurdar, J air 1. Conrad 'Schurbcr of Hartlngton was fun over by a wagon kind of wheat and several ribs were broken. The iLcigh Creamery association has leased its plant to the West Point Creamery company far a term of five years. The .1-year-old daughter of Charles Hoyt of Cherry county drank indelible ink and came near losing her life as a result." The mother of Charles Carleton, who was sentenced from Dodge county for murder, has petitioned the governor .for his pardon. "Mrs. II. C. Hltteiibonder of Lincoln is in Chicago attending a council of the Mercer heirs. An estate of 3200, 000,000 is the consideration, and Mrs. Hlttcnbender was made chairman .of the executive committee of the organ ization. Monday, July II. Governor Poyiiter received a cable gram yesterday from Colonel Mulford stating that tho First Nebraska had bailed from Manila July 1. The jury in the Cole case in llloom ington declared Colo not guilty of being an accomplice in the murder of J. I. Kreichbaum last December. Miss Lulu Uriels of Chester was bad ly burned about tho face by the explo sion of some gun shells which she ac cidentally put in the stove with some cobs. Hurt Kygcr, a workman iti the 12lk horn railway yards at Fremont, had a leg broken while unloading lumber A brace was knocked out and tho lumber fell on him. Saturday Governor I'oynter made a formal demand for the books and records of the state Insurance depart ment Auditor Cornell refused to turn them over, apparently acting upon tho advice of Attortey General Smyth. Yesterday morning at Klmwood John Harris shot and killed George Jones and wounded Wm. Malone and Joe Hart during a quarrel over a game of cards. All parties are from St. Joe. Harris was arrested. Hughey Malloy, who lived with his parents west of Fremont.was accident ally shot while cleaning a shotgun which he didn't know was loaded. Tho load struck tho boy near the right nipple and he lived but a short time. A south-bound freight train was wrecked on the Missouri Pacific road a few mile south of Nebraska City and eight or ten box cars smashed to pieces. The various Hastings bucket shop .proprietors were arrested on the charge of violating the city ordinance rela tive to gambling. The case was ad journed until July a. A suit for 815,000 damages has been filed by John .Johnson against tho Hammond Packing company of South Onaha for injuries received through carcleasesB on the part of the company which resulted in permauent injury. Tho court expenses in the Wntion , disbarment case at Nebraska City amount to something like SI,M)U. Wfrtnmday, duly n. Ambition is a feeling that you want to do something that you know you can't. John W. Moon, treasurer of Ashland is missing. He leaves a shortage of S'JiSOO. Efforts of the authorities to locate him havo been fruitless. George Gummerer of Stratum is in a McCook hospital minus his left hand, which was blown off by the bursting of a shot gun .while celebrating tho Fourth. At Humboldt a gang of railroaders got Into a quarrel, and in tho melee Dick Saver hit Art Thompson on tho head with a wagon spoke, inflicting an injury that may prove serious. lohn Harris, the man who shot Geo. .lones at Hlmwood, has been found by the corner's jury to be guilty of mur der in the first degree and has been bound oer to stand trial on that charge. During a heavy rain and elect rlcn' storm at L'lysses, Victor and Ira Dob son. John Am !s, of Ulysses, and Thos. Hldwelland Herman Eagers of Lincoln were killed by lightning. The party were in a buggy. Governor Poynler yesterday issued tho two usual Fourth of July pardons to convicts, tho fortuirito men being Andrew Jackson, colored, sent up from Lancattcr county in lSS'.i for thirty years for murder, and Olo Anderson, a life prisoner from Drown county for murder. At McCook Charles Traver had a hand blown off and the' sight of one eye destroyed, Willie ICilpatrick lost a thumb, and Jack Went?, had his face burned by the prematura explosion of a camion. The accident was caused by too frequent firing without cleaning and not letting cannon cool. BOY SHOOTS HIMSELF Accident Near Fremont Which Ilenuln Fatally. Hughey Malloy son of Mr. and Mrs. J, 0. Malloy, who HVe four miles west of Fremont, accidentally shot himself. Ho was cleaning a shotgun and did not know it was loaded. A workman near the young man was just remarking that he thought tho gun was loaded when it discharged. Tho load struck young Malloy near the right nipple and he lived but a short time. Wanti Ileaiy Damage. A suit for Sl.1,000 damages has been Hied by John Johnson against the Hammond Packing company on account, of an accident that occurred at the, South Omaha plant early in June. Johnson says that it was his duty to strip kkin from tho beeves after they had lieen swung on the gambrels. On this occasion the company had a fourteen-year-old boy to make the incisions under tho tendons and insert the gani- Iwels and he asserts that the work was carelessly done. As the plaintiff started to strip the skin from the bullock one of the gambrels pulled out nnd the beef fell on him and forced his knife through r.is right arm above the elbow. The brachial artery and tho medial nerve was severed, causing a pcrma nent injury. War on ttie Hucket Shop. The various Hastings bucket shopi proprietors, three in number, were ar rested recently, on complaint of Chief of Police Martin, charging them with violation of the city ordinances relat ing to gambling. They appeared in police court and took an adjournment of their cases until July 5. They have employed counsel, but an effort is be ing made to effect a compromise, whereby they may be permitted to continue business on payment of ar occupation tax of S-T per month. Drank Indrttulo Ink. The 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt of Valentlne.Cherry county, drank a bottle of indelible ink and came near losing her life. The accident happened at Hot Springs, S. D., where tho parties arc spending the summer. The little one was left in a room alone and securing the bottle drank the contents. When the par ents returned shortly afterward, tho girl was almost unconscious, and it required hard vork to get her out of her danger. Wnnta u Full I'ardon. The mother of Charles Carlton, who was sentenced from Dodge county for the murder of one Grothman, In 1803, appeared before the governor last week and presented u petition signed by over 1,000 citizens of Dodge county asking for his pardon. Governor 'llolcoinb commuted the sentence of Carlton, which was the extreme penalty, to life imprisonment, and now the application is made for a full pardon Hun Over by HI Team. Conrad Schurber was knocked down at llartlugton Saturday and run over by a team of horses hitched to a load of wheat. He was trampled upon by the horses and the wagon passed over his body, breaking several ribs and In flicting intcral injuries. It is not known whotSier he will recover or not. Girl Dadly Ilurned. At her home; Jn Chester Miss Lula Uriels, aged fifteen-'yearrf, was "badly burned about the face by an explosion in the stove. She v-jut out to build a fire and put some cobs Into the stove In which there were, some No, la sholls. As the fire Ignited tho shells exploded shattering the stove and badly burn ing tho girl. It Is not known how tho shells came to be In tho basket. Leather Railway Wheel. Railway rails rnauo of leather have been experimented with In Franr WIDE WORLD NEWS. HAPPENINGS OF VITAL IN TEREST. ft. Brief Summary of taenia In Which 1'eople are Ilrrply Int-rrtd Short 8nteurrt I'mitrylng n World of In formation to Our Itrndrn. Thursday, .June 211. Heavy floods arc causing much dam age in the vicinity of (Irceu Hay, Wis. A negro rapist named Ollle Williams was shot and killed by a mob near Wakon, Tons. At the Anlmosa, la., nenltentlary MM) convicts refuse to work, claiming ra tions are Insufficient. Governor Jones of Arkansas has l& sued a proclamation forbidding tho importation of negro miners. The United Norwegian Lutheran Synod In session at St. Paul, Minn., unanimously adopted a resolution op posing the army canteen. Illinois farmers have entered pro tests against the killing of cattle al leged to be affected with tuberculosis. They claim tho killing Is unwarranted. At Foster, 11. I., Sadlo H. Matthew son was murdered by her alleged par amour, bauiucl Kowcns. It Is claimed both were drunk. She was '.'(1, ho S7. He was arrested. The ICentucky state convention of democrats completed Its state ticket yesterday and adjourned, Oocbcl, the gubernatorial nominee, completely dominated the convention. The Pennsylvania crew won the four mile boat race at Poughkeepsle, N. Y., defeating Wisconsin by scarcely half a length. The Wisconsin crow were swerved out of their course Mil) yards by a floating berry crate, otherwise the race, might havo ended differently, as the Wisconsin men were at that time, in tho lead. Friday, dune 30. Failure to agree on the wage shedule will shut up the tin plate mills. The decomposed liody of Adolph Wels was found in a corn Held near Staun ton, 111. hazard Frercs, of Now York, will tomorrow ship 82,000,000 In gold' to Kurope. A case is up before the Colorado su preme court to test the Icirtilltv of the elgh-hour law. Off Lorain, O , tho steamer Marga ret Olwall foundered and nine of the crew were drowned. Jus. S. Hallinger, self-confessed mur derer of his wife, was hanged In the Dauphin county, Pennsylvania, yard. Wm. Woodrum, a prominent goods man of Jefferson City, Mo., drowned while swimming in tho jail dry WHS Mis- souri river. General Robert McCulloch of Cook county. Mo., wants to succeed the late Richard P: lilund as congressman trom the Kjghth district. Louis Hush of New York is In jail, charged with smuggling 820,000 worth of diamonds. They were found wrap ped around his ankles. At Now York, the coroner's jury de clarcd-Mrs. Harry J. Kamsey was In sane when she cut the throat of her husband because he snored. Mayor Ilalblrnic of Muskegon, Mich., was assassinated by J. W. Taycr, a dis appointed ofllcesecker. Taycr then swallowed carbolic acid, shot himsolf, and died an hour or two later. At Weathcrford, Okla., Alderman C. 11. Griffiths, a prominent citir.cn, was murdered by Dan Asliby. Ashby was on a "bender" and determined to mur der somebody. Griffiths was tho first man he met. At New London, Harvard won the three boat races from Yale, the uni versity eight, the irehman eight, and the snbstlturo four defeating Ynlc In succession. It has beeu eight years since Harvard has defeated Yale. August Hccker, tha Clilcajo butchcr who murdered, dismembered and boiled his wife that he could marry a girl with whom he was Infatuated, may es cape punishment because the indict ment named Mrs. Heckcr as Elizabeth when it should have been Therese. Saturday, .Inly t, A 5 a. m. today Captain Dreyfus had not arrived at Uennes. Mrs. E. D. N. Kouthworth. he novel 1st, died last night at her residence in Washington. Near Calvert, Tex., tho bodies of three negaoes havo been recovered from the flood. The rcclevershlp of the Haltlmorc & Ohio railroad has ended and the road has been turned over to tho stockhold ers. The United States counsel at Salva dor informs the state department that yellow fever has made its appearance there. The American Writing Paper com- fany has been incorporated under tho aws of New Jersey with a capital of 82.1,000,000. The Chicago Packing and Provision company has shut down, deciding not to operate Its plant until the strike is settled. Tod Sloan, the American jockey,who assaulted a vyalter at a London restau rant, settled the trouble by paying the waiter 81,000. Charles M. Murphv, a New York wheelman, made a mfle on a bicycle in fifty-seven and four-fifths seconds, bo i ng" paced- by a locomotive. White mountain grasshoppers have aPPW?d In thj country about Minneapolis, Minn., and threaten to do damugei Drastic measures may be taken'to'klH them off, The. 1'oledo, O., lodge i of Elks will erect a handsome Elk temple. At , Tcrre,'JIk,ute Ind,4 John, Sage, shot and.. killed William Gorvey for striking a young woman. It is said the president has given General Otis to understand that he is to haye all the men necessary in the conduct of the operations against tho insurgents. The treaty confirming the agreement of Februury 13. ceding the Caroline, Pclew and Marlanoa islands to Ger many, and the declaration granting the most favored treatment from July 1, were signed at Madrid by Premier Hilvela and the German ambassador Count von Itadowitz. Hooker, the Chicago wife murderer, must stand trial, the judge holding h cannot escape on the technicality 'that the name of the wife was wrongfully given in the Indict ment. Fifteen of thotwcnty-oneeowfiwhloh Mipply the milk to the Illinois soldiers' and orphans' home at Normal, have been killed, being affected with tuberculosis. Nundn), .Inly , Yellow fever is dying out at Kantl ago. Chicago assumed control of the town of Pullman yesterday. Heavy loss of life Is feared Calvert, Tex., on account of the big floods. Trouble in the Chicago stock yards continues unit a general strike la feared. Six hundred brick lavers are on a strike at Hutlalo, N. Y., for higher wages A man could make money with five fingers if he didn't have ten for It to slip through. A young man named Thomas, aged 13, at Athens. Ala., killed his mothei and sister. IhVls ut large. John II. Moore, a spectator, was killed by stray bullet during a fraeae between white men and negroes at the Pittsburg, Pa., steel mines. Captain Dreyfus arrived at Kcnnce at 0 a. m. Saturday and was at once taken to the prison. Not much com motion was made on his arrival His wife saw him shortly afterward. Union City. 111.. N in ashes. Union minersassiiulted Ihenonunlon negroes, who made a charge, drove the union miners out of the town and burned It down. Troops have been rushed to the scene. The White river Uncompahgre and Uintah Utes are dancing at White Hocks agency near Price, Utah. They are about 2,000 strong, and the band of which old Soxyoclo is the leadrr numbers fully 1,000. They are camped in a bunch about a tulle from tin agency. Monday, duly II. liiots continue in Spanish towns and the situation Is considered grave. The estimated damage in the flooded district In Texas foots up 81,000,000. Lee Kirwln was shot and killed at St. Louis by Henry Yankee, caused by jealousy over Miss Annie Mayford. The presence of troops at the scene of the mining trouble In southern Illi nois has brought a temporary ealin. A collision of electric motors on the street railway at Pittsburg. Pa., resulted in two men being killed and a lurge number injured. lllshop John P. Ncwnmn of tho M. E. Church, is critically ill at his cot tage at Saratoga, N. Y. He Is suffer ing from paralysis and pueuinonia, and his recovery is not likely. Mrs. Tekla lia..yk, Auirusta and Agnes Wcweski, crawled under a freight car In Chicago to escape a rain. A switch engine moved the car and thu women were badly mangled. A trial was made in Iluffalo at col lecting mall witli an automobile, re sulting in forty boxes In a territory of six miles being collected in half the time it takes a horse and wagon. Tueiday, July 4. lllshop Newman's condition docs not improve. Chas. llalllngton of Springfield, III., shot ami killed his wife while intoxi cated. The Spanish senate yesterday rati fied tho treaty of peace between the United States and Spain. The situation in llelgiiim is very grave, and as a result of the unrest the monarchy may bo swept from exist ence. At Camp Verde, forty miles west of Prescout, Ariz., J. M. Rogers and Clin ton Wingflcld were killed by masked bandits. The acting governor of Illinois hat been asked to recall the troops from Cartervllle, 111., as the civil authorities claim they are not needed. Four neotlle wer( hurled nllv and n number were Injured by the falling In ' of the walls of tho Western Panel I Stock company's plant at Chleagc which burned yesterday. At Maishalltowii, In., Joseph Royka, a ltohemiau, shot his wife, to whom ho was recently married, nnd thon shot hiinsrlf. He is dead, and his wifr Is in a precarious condition. Wednalduy, July A, Cuban and Porto Rico towns cele brated. J. O. Jones, ono of tho founders of Terrc Haute, hid., aged 88, died yes terday. The floods along the Hrnzos river in Texas are getting worse, and thu gov ernor hus been appealed to. Matthieu Dreyfus, brother of Captain Dreyfus, was yesterday allowed to sec the prisoner. William J. Hryan addressed an enorm ous and enthusiastic crowd at th lturnsvllle, Ga., Chautauqua yesterday. One body, that of Miss Josie Doyle, has been recovered from the ruins of the Western Paper company at Chica go. At a point eight miles west of Lead vllle, Col., nine persons were injured in a wreck on the Denver t Rio (J ranch road. Senator Cullom, who delivered the 4th of July oration at Morris, Illinois, sprained his back and bruised hit thigh in falling down the stairs of the notei. At Hi. Louis, Eugene Donnelly, clerk for Wm. Miller, a votinc irrocer. shot BllOl nnd killed Mrs. Miller, fie stooped and jumped from the second ttory win kissed her lips, warned the husband dows. Seven woro injured, not dan not to follow him, ana made his es cape. It Is believed he was infatuated with his employer's wife. Monater I.ake of neer. The beer which la ce ed throughout tho world In a single year would make a lake "6 feet deep, 3 miles long, a mile wide, or 2,319 acred In flfan Tn 4fila tinat tatA nf tm wn In area. In this vast lako of beer wo could easily drown all the English speaking pec pie, to tho number of 120,000,000, throughout tho entlro world; or vc could give a beer bath to every man, woman and child at the tame tlmo In the entlro continent of America, while all the peoplo of Eng land, Scotland, Ireland and Frano could And standing room on Us bed. II His Counsel Tells tho Prisoner the Events of His Exilo, HE IS VISITED BY HIS LAWYER. Until Mnndiy t tin dtptsln Knew Nothing of Whitt llnppetied In Fritnrn He l tu ltrttor lltntlh Thin Witt F.iparleil l.y llli rrlcnilt. Hn.NNKR, France, July .V Maltro Laborl and Maltro Dcmaiige, counsel for Captain Dreyfus, who had a long conference, with Mine. Dreyfus yester day, visited Dreyfus In tho military prison at 10 o'c'ock this morning. The permit for tho lawyers to outer tho prison boro tho inscription! "Tenth Army Corps, Tribunal of tho Court Martial Permit to bo available until the d.iy jmlgma.it Is delivered. "Monsieur , counsel of the court of appeals, Is authorized to com municate with Captain Dreyfus, whom ho Is charged to defend. Major Car rlere. " This was the tlrst time M. Domange, the defender of Droyfus at tho court martial of 18U4, and Dreyfus had seen eaoh other sluco tho sentence. M. Luborl became, famous from tho wsy in which he conducted tho c.iso of Emtio Zola. On entering tho room M. Dcmaugc and Dreyfus threw themselves into eaoh other's arms. For some tlmo neither was able to utter a word. Dreyfus, when able to speak, thanked M. Domango for his dovotod sei vices. M. Damage then prcsintcd M. La borl, who had beeit a silent spectator. Dreyfus clasped M. Laborl's hand, In a choking volco expressing the deep est gratltu lo for tho splendid manner In which M. Laborl had championed hi1 cause. Domingo And Ltborl then gave tho prisoner a general review of all which has happened slnco Dreyfus was scitt to Devil's Island. Dreyfus explained that ho knew nothing but what was contalnod In the voluiuo which M. La borl had scut him, giving an account of the proceedings of tho court of cas sation In im. Domango an I Laborl then left. They wero both greatly Impressed with tho nppearanco of Dreyfus. They declared that both physically and mentally ho was in much better health than they had anticipated. As to Dreyfus' reported loss of speech, tho prison doctor, Hamon, says: "Ho has tho full power of speech, but his words conio a little slowly, because for more than four years ha has been a prisoner, and prisoners aro not allowed to excrclso their faculty of articulation. For tho namo reason his memory Is a little slow to work. Hut In two or threo weeks, with inducements to exert thoso neglected faculties, ho will speak and remember as well as any man." III! Sleitrtffet From Amarlov Nkw Yoiut, July 5. A dispatch from Rcnnos, Franco, says a tablo In Dreyfus' cell is covered with messages of congratulation, many of thorn from Americans, Including governors of states. Tho evidences of American rejoicing Improls him more than all olsc, but tho impression Is of dazed amazement. Ho has not grown ac customed to fame. Imprisonment is not mado hard for him. liy orders of tho government tho prison rulos havo been rolaxcd in his favor. This was why Mmo Drey fus was allowed to see him again yas tcrday, and to stay with him an hour. Morcovrr, she Is allowed to provide him with food at discretion, a wo mauly ministration in which she takes tho keenest dullght. CHANGES IN RIFLE SIGHT,' General Ilufllnfton It Experimenting to loipruve the Kr4jr-Jor2men. I Wabhinoton, July A. Important' modifications of tho sights of the Krag-Jorgenscn army rlflo aro being" made under tho direction of Hrlgadlcr General liufllngton, chief of ordnance. Ho has advlsod a light sight, whloh will enable a marksman to nlm di rectly at tho bullseyo of his targot In- j stead of at a point in tho lower loft hand corner. Tho army is also experimenting with a rimless cartridge, and is meet ing with fair success. Until thoso ex periments aro concluded tho navy will not chango tho caliber of its rlflo to that of tho army weapon. GIRLS JUMP FROM WINDOWS. Bevoral I'oraone In' ired and Three Mhilnjr In Chicago Flro. Cmctflo, July 5. Tho factory of tlie Western i'aper htoclc company at Fourteenth street and Indiana nvcnuo I cauht flro th, morn,D nn ," ,,, , . .wi,,i.. .ii.,. flaine" &a,na ,0 """ that d ttio a gen eral alarm was sent in. Twentyflve girls employod in tho factory found escape cut off and factory gerously, and threo men are reported miuuig. At noon too names were under control. Cole VUIU Kenuedy In Jail. SrniNOFiKU), Mo., July . Jamcf Cole, of Kansas City, who has been attorney for John Kennedy, tho train. robber, in several cases, Is hero as at 4xrwi nx 1.A l... 1.1 sit torney for tho train robber. Colo called at tho jail and had a long talk wltK Kennedy regarding bond. Another Car of Negro Miner In Kama. Wtm City, Kan , July 5 At half past 10 o'clock this morning a St. Louis & han Francisco special train brought another carload of negroes to Kansas and Texas mine No. 23. FOR AN ITALIAN REPUBLIC, (liiftlitldl MrltnviH frith til In nnd ItnputM Ileum rthniil I I'nlto. IloMn, July ft. It will bo remem bered that at the banquet to commem orate tho tuttlo of Dijon, at which a son of tuo Italian hero took a chair, General Rlcelottl Garibaldi made a speech, In which, alluding to tho pres ent situation in Italy, he spoko of tho probability of an alliance between tho Catholics ami Republicans for tho purposo of overturning tho monarchy. Tho speech therefore produced something of a sensation, ami wai very keenly discussed An under standing between the Republican and Catholic parties would Inevitably bring about tho fall of tho House of Gavoy within a short time. General Rlcelottl Garibaldi Is about to start for America, and I was anx ious to obtain from his own lips a few hints as to the policy of which ho In dicated tho malu lluov "Do you think," I askod, "that If your father wcro stilt in tho world ho would enter into tho political vlows which you proclatmod nnd lund him solf to tho agreement with tho Cath olics for revolutionary ends?" "I don't doubt It," replied the Gen eral, "for my father always took tho shortest road to attain tho Ideal at which ho aimed. My fathor, though at one moment ho seconded tho ambi tions of tho Hotiso of Savoy, none tho less remained radically and thorough ly Republican. "To-day, purcatvlnjf that tho pres ent monarchy Is played out In Italy, ho would strive In order to found a republic to suit all tho forces whloh might contribute to that result. "You may bo sure that with that end in view ho would not rofmo to seek tho nld of tho Catholic party. Tho papacy has no Interest in perpot uuthijf the existing situation, from whloh there is no issue. "It cannot condemn Itself to llvo forever hi a state of hostility with thu established power, yet It cannot rec oncile Itself with tho monarchy which bears the Inherited burden of usurpa tion, of which tho papacy considers it is still thu victim. "It must therefore desire tho estab lishment of another form of govern ment with which it could negotiate a modus vivendl. "Now, In Italy, apart from tho monarchy, no form of government Is possible except republican. Tho con clusion Is evident that tho aim nnd Interests of tho republican democracy and tho Catholic party aro Identical. My uniting they can hasten the reali zation of a desire which they havo in common." REVOLUTION MAY COME, Ilelclura Still In Grave Danger From the loelallila. lliiusHKi.B, July :. There is still ft feeling of alarm In government clr clcs. llclgium faces an impending; revolution, tho outbreak of whicli was only provcntcdJast week hy tho action of tho king tt""plncutln7?"tla Socialists. Tho lL-lglutn Socialist is a dangerous character to trifle with, and that following, now regarding themselves as tho victims of an attempted confldonco trick, will ac cept nothing but universal franchise. Should this not bo granted, there Is likely to bo bloodshod and revolution In earnest. King Leopold Is moro oc cupied with his prlvato pleasures and tho Congo schemes, from which tho largsst part of his Income is derived, than with internal affairs. Ho now finds his kingdom In a stato of chaos. Mlsgovcrnmcntha? gono from bad to worse, and, as In Franco, tho reaction la duo to clerical intrigue. Their manipulation of M. Van dor Peorc booin's electoral bill would practically havo dtsonfranchiscd tho cities and left all power with tho Roman Cath olio farmers. - ITO-ON-CHINA'S FUTURE. Former Jupaneie l'remler H.iyi Tartl- tlon Ii Only a Queitlon or Time. ( Tacoma, Wash., July 5. Marquis Ho, former premier of Japan, in a re cent nddress declares his tirm belief that partition of China among tho powers of Europo is only a question of time. Ho ay: "What Japan de sires, both for her own sako and China, Is that China's integrity should bo preserved, and that sho should become progressive. Hut It must bo confessed that China has fallen Into a condition offering little hopo of these things be ing accomplished, I think wo shall soon find ourselves separated from tho countries of Europo by only a narrow strip of water, Japan must talco steps for her own protection, making every effort to maintain a' rate of pro gress equal to that of countries by which sho will bo confronted." Official Japan believes Ito tn bo right, ho having recently visited China on a tour of inspection. The rolleeman FounJ Wealth In Alaika. Vascouvkii, H. C, July, 5. Tcho ntcamor Teas arrived last evening from the Northwest wU.h a largo party of returning Dawson inlncri Wallace Haywood, a sergeant of local police, brought ;out 851,000 'in gold'1 duaU Eight others had heavy boxes of tho precious mo tab. Captain Gosse reported 81,00d,010 on board. The National Oolf MatcliM. Ciucaoo, July 6. Tho fifth annual championship tournament- of . tho United States Golf! asgoolntiqn opened at tho Onwontsla club' links at Lako Forest, near Chicago, this mornlnir with Walter MoIClttrlck of ).ho Lake Forest Golf club and- 1'holps HrllpVi- of tho u onview lion ana Polo 'club teeing round. on ior tuu ursL quaiiryisgi Thoy wero followed1" evij few minutes by the 10!i other aspir ants for championship honors in' the order In which thoy wero paired 'off.