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Minister Oongor Gables That Allies Must Hurry On to Pokin , THE MINISTERS REFUSE TO LEAVE Escort of Native * Troposfid by Tnung LI Yiimen Mentis Certain Death Ilvculpt of Li tent Mexsngo Determines Govern ment to Hush Kellof to the Curltiil. WASHINGTON , Aug. 11. In the light of the latest dispatches from Minister Conger , received by the State department through Minister Wu today , the attitude of the admin istration Is that there IB but ono thing to be done In the present cir cumstances , namely , io press on to the relief of the besieged garrison at Pe- kin. This was made known after ex tended communications between Wash ington and the president at Canton. The Conger message was accepted as showing conclusive Justification for the Imperative demand of the United States sent to the Chinese govern ment on Wednesday night , Insisting that the Imperial troops co-operate with the International forces In the rescue of the ministers , and until this condition , as well as the cessation of the bombardment , Is fully conceded by China , there Is no other course open but to pi ess steadily onward in the mission 01 relief. The Conger dispatch was received before daylight at the Chinese lega tion , and as soon as the official day opcnqd Minister Wu presented It to Acting Secretary Adee at the State de partment. It was In the American ci pher and was found to bo an Identical note with that of the other minis.ora at Pekln ( that of the Ftench minister , M. Plnchon , already having appeared ) , with the additional fact that seven members of the American guard had been killed and fifteen wounded. . The text of the message , as given out by the State department , is as follows : "Secretary of St'ate , Washington : The tsung 11 yamen states to the dip lomatic body that the various foreign governments have repeatedly asked through the respective Chinese minis ters that we immediately depart from Pekln under suitable escort. The ya men asks us to fix a date for our de parture and to make the necessary arrangements to do so. Our reply is that we seek Instructions from our governments and that In the absence of such Instructions we cannot quit our post. I must inform you that in order to insure our safe departure foreign troops only can safely escort us and they must be in sufficient force to safely guard 800 foreigners , Includ ing 200 women and children , as well as 3,000 native Christians , who cannot be abandoned to certain massacre. We cannot accept a Chinese escort under any circumstances. All my colleagues are dispatching the foregoing to their respective governments. Of the Amer ican marines seven have been killed and sixteen wounded , among the lat ter Captain Myers and Dr. Lippltt , , \vho are getting along well. "CONGER. " The discussion with the president led to the determination of the secre tary to reply to the Conger message at once and accordingly Secretary Hoot and Acting Secretary Adee con ferred on the terms of this reply. The text was ready by 3 o'clock and it was forwarded late in the day. It was announced officially and positively that this message would not be made public , either In whole or in substance. It was made plain , however , that the message was sufficiently guard-ed as not to further Increase the jeopardy of our minister in case the Chinese have access to our cipher. As to the terms of the message , they arc believed to make plain that this government will not advise , much less direct , that Mr. Conger leave Pekln under Chinese escort , when the minister has advised Washington that this would mean cer tain death. COAL POUND IN ALASKA. Dlscniory of 1'itoiisUc IScds Near AVIilto Horxe. VANCOUVER , B. C. , Aug. 11. The steamer Cutch from Skagway brought seventy passengers and \ilso news of discoveries of extensive coal beds near the Dalton trail and not far from White Horse. The discovery was made by Gustav Gervals , who has been interested in coal mining at Loth- bridge. News of his flnd had been re ceived just as the Cutch was sailing , but to substantiate his statements Gervals had brought In with him a small sack of his samples. \Vi > lilor eo'r ( Chief of Staff. BERLIN , Aug. 11. The evening papeis here announce that Major Gen eral von Schwartzkop , commander of the First East Asiatic brigade , has been appointed Field Marshal von Waldersee's chief of staff. The Official Relchsanzeiger this evening publishes a pioclamatlon for bidding the export of arms or war material to China or ports adjcent to Chinese territory. Sri'ond Infantry for China. * CINCINNATI Aug. 11. The Second Infantry received orders today to leave Fort Thomas , Ky. , next Wednesday for Sa"h Francisco for services in China. Colonel Corliss In command and among his captains is Francis G. Fre mont , son of General John C. Fre mont , the "Patnflnder. " To Lund Troop * at bluiiiliiil. | WASHINGTON , Aug. 11. The navy department received a cablegram from Shanghai which , it Is understood , gives notice of the Intention of Admir al Seymour to land troopss there for the defense of the city. The Shanghai newspapers , according to the cable , while acquiescing In the landing of BUtlsh troops , deprecate the idea that England's example hhould ho followed by the powers. The United States now has two war shlpbs at Shanghai to i eafcguard American Interest ! ? . THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. I.ntest yaotfUlons From South Omnlia nnil KniunR Clly. SOUTH OMAHA. Union Stock Ynrds. Cattle Owing to light rccelptx and it Roort ilumnnd the cuttle rnnrkct wns In good * hnio. | 1'nck- ers were all looking for corn cnttlo iiml the better Rriules In ivirtlcular sold lit Rood , strong prices , nnd In some cnsc - they brought a llltlo better prices thtin yesterday. As there were only u few In the yards the pens were cleared early In the morning. The cow rnarUct was also In good shape. The supply being light , buyers took what was here with out being so particular regarding qual ity as they have been most of the week. The feeder trade also took a little more life. Yard traders succeeded In selling out n good many of their cattle yesterday and as a result they were looking for fresh supplies today at good Btrontr prices , and the heavy cattle of good weight \scro In active demand at steady to stronger prices. There were only u few western cattle here and most of those weru on the feeder order. There wcru no killers here to make a fair test of the market. Hogs Fresh receipts were not very heavy , but with what was carried over from yesterday the number on sale was fairly liberal. Reports from other mar kets were generally EC lower and buyers started out hero bidding 2'4 < fi6c lower than yesterday's general market. The buH * of the hoys changed hands at $5.CO. with the better grades of heavy and light hops selling at * 6.u2 4 , with a few prime light weights going as high as $5 07V4. The coarse heavy hogs sold oc down. The preference for light hogs was very noticeable. Sheep There was a good run at the yards. The market on sheep was dull and buyeis took oft In most cases about a dime , but In some cases 20c.- They did not scum at all anxious for supplies and as a result the murket was draggy from start to finish at the decline. Quotations were : Choice western grass \\ethers , $ o.30t(4.15 ; choice grass yearlings , $4.1. ) ® 4.35 ; choice ewes , $3.60 < f3.15 ; fair to good ewes , $3.2303 CO , fair to good yearlings , S.1.80JM.15 ; good to choice clipped lambs , $4.2Siif4.fiO ; fair to good clipped lambs , J4.00ij4.2j ; choice spring lambs , $3.2"itiB.40 ; fair to good apt Ing Iambi , $5.005(3.25 ( ; feeder wethers , $3 "of/340 ; feeder year lings , $3.40Q3 03 , feeder lambs , $3.7&lj4.50. KANSAS CITY. Cattle Receipts , G.OOO : market steady ; native steers , $1.40(0385 ( ; Texas steers , $305 5.03 ; Texas cows , $1.9003 25 ; native cows and heifers , Jl.WJf5.40 ; stockers and feeders , $3.100-1.63 ; bulls , J2.45fT3.75. Hogs Receipts , 10,000 ; market GifllOc lower ; bulk of sales , J5 005)5.10 ) ; heavy. S5.OOiiG.15 ; packers , $ l.93'Q5.12' ' < i ; mixed 14.905/5.10 / ; light. J4.S5QE.15 ; yorkers , $5.10jT 5.15 , pigs , J4.2ift-5.00. Sheen Receipts , 2,000 ; market strong ; lambs , $4.1035.75 ; muttons , $3 25 < fi4.M ) . SHOOT ONE , BURN ONE. How n Sheriff's 1'onsc Disposed at the Union I'lieinc llniidlts. GOODALND , Kas. , Aug. 11. The two men who held up Union Pacific train near Hugo , Colo. , last Sunday morning , killing W. J. Fay , a passen ger , and plundered the passengers , were killed today by a sheriff's posse at the Bartholomew ranch three miles east of this place. The robbers were located In the house this morning and the posse lined up and cut off escape. After a fusillade between the robbers and the posse , in which J. B. Riggs and George Culllns , deputies , were shot , one of the robbers jumped from a window and sought to escape , but was shot to death. The posse then lay siege to the house , in which the re maining robber stood guard with a rifle , and finally succeeded in setting flre to the building , whica was destoy- ed with its occupant. The robbers have not been Identified. Three miles east of here this morn ing the two men were surrounded by local officers. A fierce exchange of shots ensued , during which one of the robbers was killed , J. B. Rlggs , owner of the Commercial hotel of Goodland , and George Collins , members of the posse , were severely wounded and another of the pursuing party , name unknown , was wounded slightly. The second robber barricaded himself - self in the house , with the posse , num bering fifty men , all armed with rifles , surrounding it. The Union Pacific's Kansas City and Denver train was robbed between Limon - mon Junction and Hugo , ninety miles east of Denver , last Sunday morning , many relieved of their money and val uables and W. J. Fay , an aged man , who resisted , was killed by ono o the robbers. The robbers dropped off the train at Hugo and escaped. On Wednesday , it was learned they went to the ranch of D. E. Bartholomew , three miles from Hugo , and asked for food and lodging for a few days. They said they did not want to go to town , as their clothes were ragged. Last night a boy whom they sent to Good- land to get the Denver'papers reported the circumstances. From the boy'a description , the men were believed to bo the Hugo robbers. This morning a posse , consisting of Sheriff Walker. J. B. Riggs , George Culllns , B. C. Bid- dlson and several others , all heavily armed with rifles and revolvers , went over to the Bartholomew place from here. here.Walker Walker and Riggs Were the first to dismount and proceed to the houte where the robbers were. One of the robbers caught sight of them and gave the alarm. No sooner had Walker , a moment later , begun kicking on the door than they were met by a volley of shots from inside. The remaining members of the posse quickly lined up around the house and for ten minutes bullets whirred at a lively rate , the rifles of the pursuers pouring a deadly load in the direction of the robbers. The robbers returned the flre strongly and Riggs soon fell , hit in the breast and back. Finally one of the robbers jumped through a window and made off in the smoke. Before he had gone half a dozen steps he foil in his tracks , shot to death. Thorton refused to sur render and was burned to death In the house , which was fired. Mcyn Said to Ho Dead. LONDON , Aug. 11. It is persistent ly rumored In Lourenzo Marquez , ac cording to a dispatch to the Daily Tel egram , that Mr. Steyn has committed suicide. Admiral D i\vcy MI < | iiotfI. WASHINGTON , Aug. 11. Admiral Dowcy said , speaking of a published story of an Interview with him tn re lation to Philippines and Chinese af fairs : "My attention has been drawn to the article as published. I made use of no words saying or intimating that 'Whatever show of resistance to our authority there Is at the present tlmo In the Philippine islands will be kept up until after election Novem ber. The Insurrection is kept alive by the leaders , who hold out to the sol diers the hope of Bryan's election. ' " Internationals Occupy .Strongly Fortified City of Yang Taim. AMERICANS TAKE PROMINENT PART General Charter Wire * tlmt Hid Cnruml- tlct Will Number About Sixty Allli-n Will In n Few Ilnjn llnvu 00,000 Aeu on Their Wiiy to Capital * WASHINGTON , Aug. 10. The cap ture of Yang Tsun , the first objective point of the International forces , was the supreme news of Importance rcc- ccivcd today on the Chinese situation. The first word of this capture , effected last Monday , came In a brief dispatch to the signal officer at the War de partment from Colonel Scrlven , the signal officer at Che Fee , saying : "CHE FOO , Aug. 9. Signals , Wash ington : August 6 , Yang Tsun cap tured today. Wire up. Need own transportation. All well. well."SCRIVEN. " " "SCRIVEN. Half an hour , after the receipt of this message came a cablegram trobi General ChafTee giving additional ue- talls and showing that it had been at the cost of about sixty casualties among the American troops. General Chaffee's dispatch Is as follows : "YANG TSUN , Aug. C. Yang Tsun occupied today. . Wounded : Second L/Ieutehant Frank R. Long , Ninth Infantry fantrynloderate. . Casualties about sixty men , Ninth United States infan try , Fourteenth United States infantry and Battery F. Fifth United States ar tillery. Nearly all from Fourteenth Infantry. Names later. Many men prostrated from heat and fatigue. ' "CHAFFEE. " Hardly less Important was a dis patch from General Terauchl , second in command of the Japanese staff , sent to the War office of Japan and trans mitted to the legation here , stating that the International army would ag gregate 60,000 men on August 15 , at which tlmo the real advance on Pe- kin would begin. General Terauchl's dispatch stated that on August 4 , when it was forwarded , the advance had not yet begun. This was at first incom prehensible , in view of the fact tlmt fighting had actually occurred. But later the statement that the Interna tional force * would aggregate 50,000 men on August 15 appears to make clear General Terauchl's meaning and to reconcile It with General Chaffee's dispatches. The present movement of some 10,000 men doubtless Is viewed in the lignt of a reconnaissance in the main movement of 50,000 to follow on August 15. This makes clear the meaning of General Chaffee's dispatch that Yang Tsun was the objective point. The War _ department here has been considerably puzzled over this statement of an objective point far short of Pekln. It would appear , however , from Gen eral Terauchi's dispatch that the first force of 16,000 men , having opened up communication to Yang Tsun , brought forward supplies and established there a base , the way would then be clear for the advance of the larger force on August 15. The capture of Yang Tsun is , therefore , an important strate gic point of the fast maturing mili tary plans. The place is about eigh teen miles beyond Tien Tsln and little less than a quarter of the way to Pe- kin. NO EXTRA SESSION NEEDED. Bo Says Assistant Secrctury-af-Witr Mel- WASHINGTON , Aug. 10. Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn , when asked whether ho thought an extra session of congress probable in the light of events in China , said : "I see no reason why an extra ses sion should be Called. The president has ample authority to send troop ? to China for the purpose of suppressing rebellion and Insurrection. War has not been declared. Diplomatic rela tions have not been broken off between China and the United States arid until there Is an open rupture we have no other alternative than to proceed as we have been doing- bring about the relief of our beleaguered minister and his official household through diplo matic channels , but -always pushing toward Pekln. Should war be de clared by China , then the president will act , and act quickly too. " Killed by HlK AVI f < - . MASON CITY , la. , Aug. 10. Harry Wheelock , a notorious character of this city , was shot and killed by Mrs. Wallace Burgess. Ho was shot in the heart and fell at the threshold of her home. Mrs. Burgess was at one time Wheelock's wife. He was convicted of assault with intent to kill and was sent to the penitentiary for three years. During his Incarceration she married Burgess and as soon as ho was liber ated he returned home and was so In censed at the marriage that he at tempted to kill her and her new hus band , Burgess. The sympathy Is with the woman. The body Is being held awaiting developments. Admiral Dewey an the Slluutliu. WASHINGTON , Aug. 10. Admiral Dewey in an interview regarding the foreign complications In which the United States Is engaged , said : "I regard the news from the Philip pines as particularly encouraging. Ag- ulnaldo's lieutenants are surrendering ono after another. I regard the situa tion in China as exceedingly grave. The difficulties that our boldlers will have to contend against are many and various. " I'nit-M > ot fredltml. WASHINGTON , D. C. , Aug. 10. The State department has no information from Consul General Goodnow relative to the alleged protest lodged by him against the landing of British troops at Shanghai. Department officials ex press the opinion that Mr. Goodnow would not take such a step without consulting the juithorltles _ here. ? * * ICculiiin t Munchi'Mrr. MANCHESTER , England , Aug. 10. Chairman Bythell of the Manchester Ship Canal company , at a meeting in formed the shareholders that Man chester , after the year 1900 would cease to be a free port. O I C When n preparation hna an ndver- tlscd reputation that is world-wide , It means that preparation Is meritorious. If you go Into a store to buy an article that has achieved universal popularity like Cascarets Candy Cathartic for ex ample , you feel It has the endorsement of the world. The Judgment of the people is Infallible because it Is Im personal. The retailer who wants to sell you "something else" lu place of the article you ask for , has an ax to grind. Dbn't It ttand to rcasbn ? He's trying to sell something' ' that Is not what he represents it to bo. Why ? Because he expects to derive an ex tra profit out of your credulity. Are you easy ? Don't you see through his little gamd ? The riian who will try and sell you a substitute for CASCAR ETS la a fraud. Beware of him ! Ho Is trying to steal the honestly earned benefits of a reputation which another business man has paid for , and If his conscience will allow him to go RO far , he will go farther. If ho cheats his ctus- tomer In one way , ho will In another nnd It Is not safe to do business with him. Beware of the CASCARET sub- stltutor. Remember CASCARETS are never sold In bulk but In metal boxes with the , long tailed "C" on every box and each tablet stamped C. C. C. Tlicy Kci-p Tali mi thu Tinmen. Every horse In the English army Is numbered , and has n llttlo ' history kept for It. The number Is branded on the animal's feet the thousands on the near hind foot , and the units , ten and hundreds on the off hind foot , Thus , the horse whose number is , say , 8,3fil , will have an 8 on his left hind foot and 351 on the right foot. EXTRACT OF BENNE PLANT. It In Nuturc'H OuM Itcmody. 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England Is almost unrepresented In the great law offices of the kingdom , Sir Richard Webster , the new master of tha rolls , being an Irishman , as Is Sir Edward Uirson , the solicitor gen eral , while Sir Robert Finlay , the new attorney general , Is a Scotchman. 'Host for the lloivclg. No matter what alls you , headache to a cancer , you will never get well until your bowels are put right. CASCARETS help nature , cure you without a gripe or pain , produce easy natural movements , cost you Just 10 cents to start getting your health back. CASCARETS Candy Cathartic , the genuine , put up in metal boxes , every tablet has C. C. C. stamped on it Beware - ware of imitations. Entitled to 11 Kent. Ex-Senator James W. Bradbury of Augusta , Me. , has resigned his meni- bershlp on the board of trustees of Bowdoln college , after holding the po sition for forty years. In all that tlmo he has missed only two or three meet ings of the board. Mr. Bradbury is In his 99th year. THE BOXERS OF CHINA are attempting to solve a gigantic problem , but they are going about it in the wrong way and will never suc ceed. Some people , In this country , seem to think that they have as great a puzzle on their hands In selecting a location for a home. They will cer tainly go about It in the wrong way unless they Inspect the beautiful farmIng - Ing country on the line of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway In Mar- Inette county , Wisconsin , where the crops are of the best , work plenty , fine markets , excellent climate , pure , soft water ; land sold cheap and on long time. Why rent a farm when you can buy ono for less than you pay for rent ? Address C. E. Rollins , Land Agent , 161 La SalleSt. . , Chicago , 111. I'nrto Itlcnn , ) In speaking of the Porto RIcans Governor Allen , who reached Now York the other day on a short vacation from his island duties , remarked that one of the spectacles which Impressed him had been the ceremonies of' Inducting Into office the Judges of the supreme court. These ceremonies were formal and the judges themselves were for the occasion very elaborate robes. "I discovered , " said Governor Allen , "that these Judges were not practicing law. They may have been lawyers once , and probably were , but they were , In the words of the Porto RIcans , pursuing a career. " For starching fine linen use Magnetic Starch. Lord Roberts is ono of the best swordsmen in the British army. Mm. MrinnIow'H Soothing Syrup. For children teethln , eoftcnt the Rums , reduces In- flainiuatlon , alia ) e iialncures wind colic. 23cabottl War disorganizes , but it is to reor ganize. Ernerson. Are Ton Vntng Alien' * Foot-En * * ? 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Japanese clerks are now employed In n considerable number of London stores , and give satisfaction. pet your wheat seed In first and It will choke any tares the devil may sdw. AvoliUialilncis , crsr balr , ilnndrufT mid ttiln lockn , I'AIIKICH K MAIN lliMn.ncor.N8 , tbo bent euro forcorni. ISctn. England uses 30,000,000 birds every jear for decorative purposes. Try Magnetic Starch It will last longer than any other. An Arkansas woman and her seven children recently traveled to Minnesota on one ticket. ThU ? Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollar * reward fornnv easoof Catnirh Ututcnuliotbu cured by" Hull's Catarrh Cm o V. J. OHfiNHY & CO , 1'rops. , Toltnlo , a Wo , the umloi signed , 1m vo known V. 3 Cheney for the ln 15 yi-i M and bollovo him perfectly honorable In all business transaction1 ! nnd llimnuiiUly able to carry out uny obllu.i- tlonirniulo by thulr linn. West & Tru.ix. Wholesale rtrupgUls , Toledo , 0 ; WnKlliifr. Kiuniui & Marvin. Wliolimlo Uruwlsts. Toledo. 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EttosLtir , Vanburen , lud. , Fob. 10,1000. All the Boston and Now York elec tric cars are to bo equipped with elec tric heaters. G A. R. Ii4th National Encampment nt Chicago , AUK. > t Sept. i , 1000. Commencing Aug. 25 , the Chicago Great Western Railway , the road that has , always proved Itself the "friend of the old soldier , " will soil excursion tickets to Chicago at ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP , giving a flno op portunity to see at Its best the great western metropolis on the shores of Lake Michigan. President McKlnloy will attend this encampment. The tickets will be on sale Aug. 25 to 29 , and good to return to Sept. 1 ( with privilege of extension to Sept. 30 on payment of 50 cents ) . For further In formation Inquire of any Great West ern agent or address F. II. Lord , G. P. & T. A. , 113 Adams street , Chicago. 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