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ALLIES AREAT ODDS
Operations in China Hampered
by Lack of Harmony
INDIVIDUAL ADVANTAGE SOUGHT
Ilusslnn Itofiuo to Turn Cnpturril Tnkit
Tlen Tsin llallunj Hack tit the Kncllsli
Cumpituy lominiiy Tlirrntnim Iiule
petitlent Aotluu cm
London July 19 Whilo ovldcneo
accumulates dully that China Iiuh been
loug propunug iv forinidublo military
orguuizntion in miticipntion of tho pres
ent conflict and that tho area of rebel
Hon is continually extending harmony
nmong tho allies is lacking Tho Huh
Minus have refused Admiral Soyniours
request to hand over tho restored Tnku
Tien Tbiu uiilroud to tho English com
pany and it is rumored that Germany
proposes to tnko u serious independent
Btep namely to patrol tho
with Geriinin Such
a Btep would bo grj i ly resented by
England
Still moro alarming news has been
conveyed to the Duily express from
Tokio to tho effect that tho uppareut
reluctance of Germany and Russia to
consent to a Japanese commander for
tho army corps lias led tho -Japanese
government to delay tho forwarding of
the division already mob jed
The Stuudurd in ai edi
torial suyb It is ufcerm any longer
to hide from ourselves tho fact that
China has declared war on civilization
und bus plunged into tho conflict with
rapid ficuzy It is equally futilo to
discuss whether hostilities aro being
waged by the Chineso government in
asmuch as it is evident that an ad
ministration of some kiud exists and is
directing tho anti foreign movement
Unless unmistakablo evidenco excul
pating tho Peking government is
promptly forthcoming tho powers
Bhould treat China as u belligerent state
und act accordingly
A similar lino of comment is taken by
tho other morning papers All applaud
tho couise ot Count Von Buelow the
Germnn foreign secretary in stopping
cipher telegrams from tho Chinese
legation in Berlin and all urgo the
other powers to follow Germanys
example
Tho Russian general staff doniea tho
report that the Chineso have captured
Elavogetchensk capital of the province
of Amur and it is reported from
Irkutsk that tho Russians have taken
Aiguu
Victory Cost to Allies
A special dispatch from Tien Tbin
distributes the number of thoo killed
at the capture of tho native city as fol
lows Russians 100 Japanese 57
British -10 Americans 37 Tho corre
spondent who sends this asserts that
thousands of Chinese were killed and
that fighting was still going on when
his dispatch was sent in various parts
of Tien Tsin
With reference to the rumors that
Europeans were scon working the Chi
nese guus at Tien Tsin tho Standard
learns that eight Russian military in
structors lorcibly detained by the Chi
nese wero compelled to work tho guns
One escaped and reached tho Russian
lines with his hands bound
A special correspondent of tho Daily
Express at Tien Tsin contrasts tho
splendid work and perfect equipment
of the Japaueso with tho inadequate
Bupplics of tho British German and
American contingents which aro ter
ribly lacking in tho inobt obvious neces
earies
Tho firbt Boxer proclamation has
mado its appearance in Shanghai It
declares that Kwau tho war god do
6ires the blood of foreigners and threat
ens ten plagues if tho Boxer tenets are
not followed and spread
Tho governors of tho provinces of Hu
Nan Hu Pi and Ho Nan have now
openly joined Prince Tuan and aro
marching overland with their armies to
Peking
A German relief column sent into
tho interior of tho province of Shan
Tung to endeavor to retcuo a party of
80 missionaries German American and
English has returned without having
obtained any tidings of their wherea
bouts and it is feared they all have
been slain
CASUALTY LIST IN NINTH
Eighteen Killed Seventy seven Wounded
aud Two MUalng
Washington July 10 The war de
partment bulletiued its first official re
port of tho results of tho battle at Tien
Tsin ob follows
One Foo Casualties in attack on
Tien Tsin July 13
Killed Colonel E H Liscum and 17
enlisted men
Wounded Captain O R Npyes not
eeriouH Major J Regan serious but
not dangerous Captain E V Book
miller serious not dangerous Lieuten
ant F R Lang slight and 72 enlisted
men
Missing Two enlisted men
General Nleh Itepurted Killed
London July 19 A special commis
sion is sitting in St Petersburg daily to
arrange for the dispatch of troops to
the far east It is auuounced from
Shanghai that General Nieli has been
killed but there is no confirmation of
the rumor from Tien T6iu The con
suls ut Shanghai huvo agreed to itjard
the viceroy of Naukin as tho chief
authority so far as collection of revenue
is concerned
China Reformer Kacapei Auaelntlon
Bah Fiuhobqo July Ifl The
nose Elliptic Kelorni association ot tills
city received tho following telegram
1 1 om Singapoie
SiSUAiom July 19 KungYuhWcl
raved from assassination by Sikh guard
Wire good news to till brunches
Hkoo Si ok Wan
BATTLE VITH THE BOERS
Detrriulnril AttmU Upon tlm llrltltti Posi
tion U Itepulsml Willi Soinn Linn
London July 10 The war olllco has
received tho following dispatch from
Lord Roberts
liuroiiiA Tilly 1 7 Yesterday tho
enemy madu a determined attsek on
tho loft of Polo Uaruwn position and
along our left flank commanded by
Huttoii Tho posts hold by tho Irish
Fusiliers and Canadian mounted infan
try under Lieutenant Colonel Alder
son weio most gallantly defended Tho
enemy nuulo repeated attempts to as
sault tho positions coming In close
range and calling to tho Fusiliers to
surrender Tho enemy buffered severe
ly They had 15 killed and fiO wounded
und four wero tuken prisoners Tho
British casualties wero seven killed in
cluding the Canadian lieutenants Bor
den and Birch UO wounded aud 21
mibhing
Fifteen hundred Boers with flvo
guns managed to break through tho
cordon formed by Hunters and Run
dies divisions botweon Bethlehem and
Fickbburg They were making toward
Lindley being closely followed by Pa
gets aud Broadwoods brigades
Kirtm for liifcty ot Cninpt is
Austin Tex July 1 Three hun
dred families from Austin San An
tonio Fort Worth Houston and other
towns of tho stato wero eaniping along
tho upper courses of the Llano Uuudu
loupe Nueces and Colorado rivers when
the beries of waterspouts occuned in
that region two days ago But few of
theso outing parties havo been heard
from hiuco tho ternblo floods and friends
of tho missing ones aro alarmed for
their safety Searching parties havo
mado every effort to discover tho fato or
whereabouts of the campers but as yet
without success
Supplies Tor China
Chattanooga July 1 Captain Za
linski in ehlirgo of tho quartermasters
stores at Chickamauga park has re
ceived urgent orders from tho war de
partment to prepare for shipment pre
sumably to China a largo quantity of
quartermasters stores which havo been
stored at Chickamauga since tho Spanish-American
war A largo force of
men has been at work and today two
traiuloads of supplies consisting of fill
cars will leavo under rush orders for
tho Pacific oousi The order specified
tho shipment of as many ambulances
as possible
Cliurturiu MciitiitM to Ciury Tumps
PiuiAiiuiu July It Twenty
two steamshiph aro said to have been
chartered by tho American and Ger
man governments to cany troops and
stoic and war material to China
Among the boats taken by tho kaiserh
government was the German steam
ship Bosnia ot Hamburg American
Packet Conipany which arrived here
today from Hamburg Seven vebsels
were chartered by tho United States and
tho remaining lif teen by Germany
Want to See Snrvlco In Clilim
Topeka July 10 Governor Stanloy
is m receipt of letters from many Kan
sas men who desiro servico in China
Owen V Smith of Clyde who was a
lieutenant in tho Twenty second Kan
sas wants a commission T K Richey
superintendent of public instruction of
Crawford county writes that Girard
has a militia company mado up mostly
of Twentieth Kansas men who want to
go to tho orient and J W Farrell of
Weir City who was captain of cpmpany
F Twenty second Kansas and a soldier
in tho civil war oilers to open a re
cruiting station
Hanna Agnlnat Kxtra Session
Chicago July 19 In an interview
yesterday Senator Hanna said I seo
nothing in the present situation in
China to warrant a special session of
congress The question is ono which
effects tho moral and patriotic senti
ment of tho pcoplo and ono which
should not bo dragged into politics
Tlio president is clothed with all neces
sary power to deal with tho existing
situation in tho Orient and unless there
is a serious change for tho worse
there is nothing that congress could
accomplish by assembling
Strength of the Mllltla
Washington July 10 The adjutant
generals olllco has issued its annual
statement of tho organized militia force
of the United States togothor with the
number available for military duty
but unorganized The grand total of
organized militiamen in the several
states und territories at last report was
100339 Those unorganized but avail
able for military duty aggregated 10
843153
Yellow Fever Suspect Dies
New Youk July 10 A Syrian
woman ono of the second class pas
senger of the steamer Havana who
was detained on Hoffman Island died
suddenly today and the body was re
moved to Swinburne island for an
autopsy The autopsy shows suspicious
indications that the woman died of
yellow fever
Garretts Slayer Shot to Death
Bentonville Ark July 10 George
Fisher who shot and killed Sheriff Gar
rett of Southwest City Mo on July 10
was located in a cornfield by a sheriffs
posse yesterday and resisting arrest
was shot to death Fishers father has
been arrested charged with complicity
ia the killing of gfeqriff Cferrett
NORFOLK NEBRASKA TlllllSDAY llLY IH 1M
aADY GERALD1NE WINS
Captures the Big M and M
Stake at Detroit
TWO FAVORITES FAIL TO START
Ilcnry S Iocs litmn ami llitltln Hljju Outs
a Tendon Annie Hums In HcHtrn In tlio
Sixth llfitt1 no Other Uncis Ktitortnlu
the OnimiI of Tvirlt riiotisnml
DmuoiT July IS Tho biggest stake
of the trotting season the Merchants
und Manufacture s which was trotted
at Oiosso Pointo yesterday was a
struggle lroin the start to tho sixth
heat and was fluishod in tho gathering
twilight by Lady Geraldino tho winner
und Annio Burns tho duly starters who
remained in tlio gamo Of tho ptiuio
favorites Henry S went lame- after ap
pearing on tho track prcpaiatury to tho
firbt heat Battle Sign cut a tendon of
his left foro foot during tho second
heat and was not staited Tho elimi
nation of theso fast trotters mado it
look liko anybodys race Tho ttino was
not proportionately fast the track being
somewhat heavy after the rains
Twelve thousand people- saw yester
days ovents Kight thousand occupied
tho seats and aisles of the grand stand
tho otheis stood m the betting spaces
aud filled the lawn and quarterstroteh
space Appioxitnutoly 100000 is esti
mated to havo gone into tho betting
pools
Until Tuesday Lady Geraldino was
owned by Colonel lsiao L Gofl of
Providence Yost ei day it was an
nounced that ho had sold her but tho
buyer and tho consideration wero not
divulged The now owner placed tho
bay maro in tho hands ol Ed Geers
tho veteran duvcr und Goers drove her
to tho winning thereby getting both
first and thud moneys aniountiug to
upwards of 11000
In tho first lieit Goers tried to drive
out of the bunch in tho stretch but
Geraldino lnoko at tho critical point nud
Battle Sign finished two lengths ahead
of Axtello Lady Geraldino mado a
sensational winning of tho bccond heat
in iM3 rushing past Axtello who
was second after Battle Signs accident
Annie Burns got her nose in front for
the lirst time during tho third heat
after a brush with Red Arthur Geers
tried another of his spurts in tho
stretch but Geraldino broke just as sho
was passing Red Arthur and Ruins and
tho latter won tho heat Annio Burns
albo captured the fourth heat closely
chased in by Geraldino Tho gray mare
however cut up bully during tlio Hfth
and Geers drove Geraldino in blow evi
dently to prevent shutting Burns out
who nai lowly escaped it The giay
maro broke badly in tho stretch in tho
lust heat and tho bay won easily in
blow time Lady Pipes tho iuvonto
won the 211 pico and James It an
outsider the ih JO paco
IttHt Km Iiik Hrlglitiiii
New Yomc July 10 A worlds icc
ord and u track lecord wero biolan
yesterday at Brighton Beach Water
cure made a new record in tho tilth
race Ho was the longest shot m the
race Tho time 151 1 5 marks a new
worlds record tor ono and one eighth
miles Tho timo in tho Babylon stakes
120 2 5 is a new track record for boven
furlongs
ltacM H ut DiiMfnport
Davexpokt Iu Jnly 19 Tho sec
ond days racing of tho Western circuit
meeting was prolonged until dark Tho
racing was close and exciting only one
event being captured by straight heats
Kassella won the 220 paco and Aubella
tho 215 trot
Yioinann Golf Tiiurnainunt
Chicago July 19 In tho prelimin
ary round of tho Western Womans
Golf tournament begun at Ouwentsia
yesterday for the governors cup Mrs
H O Chatfield Tuylor finished with
tho lowest score making 18 holes iu 101
HAS NO LEGAL EXISTENCE
Stato Hoard of Transportation Wiped Out
y Iinli Mimger
Omuia July 19 Tho stato board
of transportation has no legal existence
and therefore tho temporary injunc
tion prayed for is granted is tho clos
ing sentence of tho opinion of Judge
Munger filed yesterday in tho caso of
tho Chicago Burlington and Qaiucy
Railroad company against Attorney
General Smyth aud others which was
argued in tho United States district
court sonio timo ago and which has
been under the consideration of the
judge for a mouth ormonj The opiniou
is a lengthy one and holds that the law
creating tho board was not properly
passed
Handcar Drops 100 Feet
Clifton A T July 19 A handcar
with six Mexican employes of tho Ari
zona Copper company dashod over a
trestle on the narrow gauge road last
night and dropped 100 feet to tho b t
tom of a canyon Two of the meu
were killed and the Others seriously in
jured All lay in a heap as they fell
until picked up by an ore train that
passed au hour later
Auditor Itecouslder ills Order
Lincoln July 19 Acting on the ad
vice of tho attorney general Auditor
Cornell has reconsidered his decision to
exclude all Illinois fraternal insurance
organizations from doing business in
Nebraska Under tho auditors pres
cut ruling tho Illinois fraternal orders
may continue to transact business iu
Nebraska until he issues orders to the
contrary
FUNERAL OFSENATOR GEAR
Itciiiiilns or DlsllnuiiUhrd Imritn Are lnld
to Itest In lspn iltimt tuiitetery
HiMisuiox la July 19 Sur
rounded by all of his old friends iu tho
pu stiieo of four United States sciiutotH
und a dtwen or more eongioHsineti all
that toinulnod moitnl of the laU Sena
tor Gear was laid to rest in tho family
vault ut Aspen Grove ytsteiduy aftei
noon The Fust Methodist Episcopal
church was crow tied when tho hour tor
the exercises an I veil
Tho services at the church brief but
iinpuShlu weio under tho direction of
lh William Salter for oor 50 youis
pastor ot tho Congregational church in
Riuhngtou and an old liieitd of the
dead senator Ho was nsMMttd iu tho
services by Dr Hmlbut pastor of tho
Fust Methodist Kpihcopil chut oh
Congressman Thomas- Hedge- ot Bur
lington delivered the oiudton Busi
ness in the city was suspended
TRIAL OF MISSMORRISON
lltisliniiil ot tlio Mimlri eil Wiiiiiuii Trntl
lien Court ltoiini Is tl mvileil
Eiiuiitvno Kan July IU Another
big croud tilled tho couit room when
tho prclimmaiy examination ot Miss
JtShio Moiilsou chat god with tho inur
tier ot Mis Olln Castle was icHumcd
Ohn Castlo testilled us to Ins iclations
with tho licensed Mrs Mobeily and
Mis Spaugler neighbois ol tho Castles
told of hearing Mis Castles wi cuius
eiiteiiug tho Castle house ami Uniting
Jessio Moirihon standing over the pios
tiuto woiiiuu whoso thiont hud bet n
cut Mis Moberly hud testilietl that
she pulled lessio Mouisoii from the
piostiuto Mis CuHtlo anil took the
blood stained razor trom tho Hour Mis
Spauglur had quoted Jessie Moriisou us
having bud to them 1 havo cut Mis
Castlo to pieces with a ruor
Drill h Duo to Nl inline Cliusr
Lincoln July 19 After living toi
three months on a diet consisting
chiefly ol plaster sou paper vinegai
and other equally indigestible articles
John Gallagher sentenced to 15 yeais
lnipiisonnient tor shooting with intent
to kill in South Omaha died today at
tlio htute penitentiary Tlio sentence
was commuted by Gnwiiior Poyntei
recently to expire November 1 but lie
hoped by eating largo quantities ot
soaj untl pliibter that lie could i educe
himselt to such a condition that he
would be lehasud Ills condition has
puled thepiihou nuthoutios lor some
time
Ills I IliK Ik Allllttcil
PaiIMiox July 19 Mrs Louis Figg
ib not insane Such was tho decision
rondel ed by Judge Slabangli in a hit
beuh corpus case yesterday after hearing
tho ovuleiiLo and argument The tnul
lasted all day Whoa Mrs Figg was
placed on the stand hho leiu cd lo bi
worii saying tlio bible bind swell
not After homo persuasivo talk tle
com t induced her to hold up her light
urni und tuku I ho oath how over and
tho case piocuedetl much tho same is
in the ti nil betoie the liihuuo bouid
A l mm Cut 111 y Mi kl
LuMaks la July 19 Robert Flunk
ett tho son of a widow
while mowing weeds luit evening met
with a hornblo uccitlent Ho was on a
machine diiving a span of mules The
uuiuiuls became lrighteuetl at a passing
tram and jumped lorwurd throwing
him iu trout of tho sickle bar His
right arm was chopped clear oil at the
shoulder Ho nearly bled to death be
fore ho could bo conveyed within reuch
ot medical aid
MctlinnU Is Nominated
CoKNlMi la July 19 V It Mc
Ginins of Decatur county was nomi
nated for congrchs from the Eighth dis
ti ict at the Democratic congressional
convention held in this city yesterday
Theio wero no other candidates in the
field Tho lesolutions indorsed the
platlorm ot the national convention
lteltemtcs Peking Legation Story
Washington July 19 Tho stato de
partment has received it dispatch from
Coiibul General Fowler of Clio Foo say
ing that tho governor of Shan Tung
wires that his courtier loft Peking on
July 9 Tho legations wero btill hold
mg out
TRAIN PLUNGES INTO CROWD
Two Klllril und Two Fatally Injured In
an Acclcli nt at lohiistonu
Johnstown July 19 As tho result
of nu accident at tho Pennsylvania rail
road station iu this city when a freight
train plunged into a crowd of 2700
people waiting to boaid an excursion
train bound for Altoona to spend the
day five persons wero injured two of
whom are dead and two probably fa
tally injured Tho deud
LuTHElt Bkolkv aged 18 months
Khamc Uhiiach ued 13 yours
Fatally injured
James Hegley editor Wlmbor Journul
Annie Ucluy
Suspicious of IeklnK Story
Washington July 10 Administra
tion officials and others in Washington
are suspicious of tho statements con
tained in the Brussels dispatch saying
thut tho members of the legations at
Pokng were in Priuco Chings palace
They hope it is accurate but they are
disposed to accept it like much other
information coming through Chineso
sources with a marked degreo of reser
vation
Indian Trouble Settled
Minneapolis Jnly 19 Captain Mer
cer Indian agent at Solwuy Minn
wired the Time as follows Iudiaus
opposid tho building of a school house
aud mutters looked serious for a few
days Everything ia now amicably
etUed
U YORK A KUKNACK
More Than Seventy Deaths
Caused by the Mot Spell
THIRD DAY OF TJUUIBLB HEAT
ir It nil llm Ilitnlllli s i i in ri il Anionic
Itnlilrs mill lllllo ttillilixu lolliils
Aro Kiil lliisv I IiioiiuIioiiI llio D113
Ilt ol I ho llnnil
Nrw Yohk July 19 -The hot
weather ytstcitliiy tuusetliu ctinlilbiilisl
towanl tho diiith of mine than 70
poisons in his city und vicinity Ah
ninny mom stiiekou ouch me in the
hospitals mill home of them will suc
cumb Mine than half tho fatalities
weio among babies ami little cliililien
and theio aie now ubout -10 bodies ol
the little ontH lying at the uioigue at
Rellovue
Ythteiduy was tho Ihiid day of tho
spell of inloiiho heat Kuily iu tho
morning tho sun begun it h deutlly
woilt und before the day was luiily
well stui letl the hopitulH wine busy
On the stieelM the tompoiaturo lunged
from till to 105
The list or dead aside from the -10
bodies of bubioH at tho morgue is us
follows Chin Ins T I ullor Otto llonko
John Huitloitl Joseph Lawionco lta
menu liicquis fiuuli inldon 1 lttinux
John Moiun Klslo Oulpfiiclc Muititi
Conheeiicy John Medium Catheiine
Toole Putiick Kelly Dennis Diicklcy
James Woigler Timothy Singleton
Mai in Mctauley John Lt uiion lumcH
Oeliiiu unknown mini Anthony Bio
uiuli Ai tlutr Dniighc ity Ann Skelly
ThoniiiH tiiei John Wohuii Mm Muiy
F Kolly
REPUBLICAN CLUBS
St IollU In lliiil Imiii iih Hio MihiIIhu
riiuofoi Nrit ur
Si Paul July 19 At the national
convention ol thn League of Kopithlicun
clubs yesteitluy Past President Woml
uiansoe piesented thoicpoit of the com
mittee on lesolutions which was unani
mously adopted us tollows
The National ltupuhlicil league in
session eongi utiilutes tho people ol tho
United States on tho happy and pios
peimiH condition ot thoeutiio countiy
aid tleiluies anew its allegiance to llio
principles ot the llepuhlicuii paily
which ably uutl biavely cained into ex
ecution by thn national udininitiation
huvo madu tliiso onditions poshible
Tho coiimiitlci on liiuoand place has
ugieeil on St Louis lor tho next con
vention
Major Melvillo If lyes presented tho
repoit ol tho ieibion cnuiitiittoo on hu
halt of tho exeeiitivo coinmilteo A
vice president ut lingo wus piovidul
lor being it now nUieo A syMum ot
hniminry incmlmihip is piovidid as an
additional lliiuiiciul uieiisiiro Most ol
the other changes had to do with meet
ings ami duticN of iiIUivih Tho teport
was unanimously adopted
i hit a i 1 1 in t m n Din nt
New Yokk July 1 in response to
a call issued a few days ago a number
of goltl Democrats and anti iiiipeiiiilists
met iu this city lust night to discuss the
methods of bringing a third party ticket
before tho public- An atltlnss was
adopted assailing Piosulent McKinley
for his Philippine policy ami his scan
dalous appointments to fetleral olllces
characterizing Governor Hoosevelt us
tin frank embodiment of militaiism
and declaring that tho Republican party
stands for all forms of spi cinl privilege
Mr Hryon tho address says is as ob
jectionablo as Piesident McKinley A
voto for the Demociatic ticket says
the udiliesH means n voto for frco
silver it meiiiiH u still furl her debauch
ing of llio civil service a pucliiiig of tint
supremo com I by men to be governed
by thou 111 ol tho executive
DiiImiIp Men Nrntcil
PorviiLLt Ida July III After n
bitter contest lusting nil the ufteinoon
the Dcmntiulic state eouieiititni yes
teitluy sculcd wliul h culled the YVondri
delegation fiiim Shoshone county llio
Cnuei tlAlene by u vote of I via to IK
This delegation is opposed In iovoiiinr
Htm neiibnig uutl It wus Hiippoiled by
those who luvoi the nomination ol Pied
Dubois lot United Stales honntoi Tn
gtiieiiiiii opposes thn nomination ut
uuv candidate lot seiiutni Dubois was
joined Iu the Ugh by 1 II lluwlei
also a candidate lor senuloi The in
sult indicati k that Dubois will bo nom
Inuletl The other silvei conventions
dill piuetltiillv nothing
Iliimllkl Siil llli t Inn to III inn
List iii n July 19 Viet Chaii mini
Kdiulbtfii nl the Populist national cotu
uiitteo suiil today that ho did not know
u hen tho etiinniltlio aipolnted at tho
Sioux lallH convention would nlllciitlly
notily Wllliiim li linings lliyiiu of his
nomination lie thought it pttHstblo
thut the nolillcalion may oiuur ut In
dlunapoliH at the sumo time thn Dniiit
ciulH meet Mi Hijitii IMmiHtnn said
Towue hail not yut nlllciully accepted
thn nomination or wllhdiawn trom tho
Populist lieltel but he expected to hoar
linui him belnin many days
Siiltiitlonll Will Also liiiinln li Inn
Iiiii Alio July 19 Ill hi event of
the pnui is sending an iiimj of invasion
to tliiuu loi Ihe piupOHi of Hoimg Po
king unit ixuetiiig siitislactitiu tor tho
lepiuleil slaughter nl the diplomat tho
Suhution Aimy will lollow close on tho
viiuguuiil with ii picket division Com
mander limit h Tucker has ulieutly so
lectetl llio olllceis ot the touring delegation-
IihIiiiiIoin lruliiK IVm iiihly
Wahiiimmon July 19 Agent Itainl
lett til tho Wichita Indian agency m
Kansas tnlegiuphcd tho Indian bin can
yesteitluy thut Kinnk li Fin well ohiet
ol pollen hint just icpoitetl that all of
Ihn mil utleiH on the ichoivntion weio
Joining peaceably and thut theio is no
nieeuiil v loi tlie ciniilovnienl ol tioopi
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
jtnes J Coi hett and Kid Mi Coy
havo In on matched to box at Madison
Sipiuic gin di ii Aug Jo
An iidwiuco nl oiio liull of ti rout pn
pound in thn pi n ii ol package coll to
uiis iiiiiiiiiiiuiil Widiiosilujr b Arbucklo
Jims
IViilis liiunehl shot und killed ills
collblll liiMipll Iarbllli ut liternii N
I WciIiiumIiv Ho then shut and
hilled Iiiiiim1i
Loth tho Postal and Western Union
Teltgiapli tompauiis hae ileeldi tl to
abandon then Oliicagn boatd of tiutlo
iiiotations alter July 11
A Iciiilic t xplosion wieeked Dopewi
htoiuut Nuyloi la WedneMluy nigljt
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