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J FASTESl WAR \ \ SIP AFLOAT
J Navy Department Greatly Pleased Over the
" Achievement of the Ship.
CRUISER ' COLUMBIA BEATS ALL RECORDS
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WASINOTO , Aug : -TI.ere was general
iJolclng In the Navy department tod.y when
the soclated Ilrlss ) bulletin was read announcing -
nouncing the arrival of the Columbia oil
Sanlly hook. Assistant Secretary lcAlloo
uprene' ' the greatest pleasure over the fast
time made ] by the cruiser. lie went to the
'Vesl Indies aboard the Columbia alI ] was
. conf'enl ] from the start that she would aCfult
hfTel handsomely on this trial across the
A tia n t ! c. '
The Columbia ] beat the time of the Ne\
York by two days anc II'e\'lous to this trIll
the New York had the host record of any
, xar ship crossing the Atart : . . Mr. lcAdol
said today that there was no longer Il ) '
A doubt about the speed of the Columbia , and
that she could ] no douht overtake any vessel
afoal on 0 spurt. Thol is . If the vesel were
sighted In the mornIng the Columbia could
core Uf with her before ( night The Minne-
npols Is he ) ! equal , I not ! r superior. and
the record of the Columbld sho\s that the
United States Iiai the two fastest ships afloat.
A Ilomlncnl naval ofcer polnled out what
he cousderell the moat gratifying ! points cou-
corning thIs slIced trial. lie said that when
all the comltnns under which the Columbia
made her run arc considered ll results
must be regarded as remJrl < ble , In the
first 1II1ce , he said. the coal : while good and
Ilrohahly much better than the cheap variety
usually snpplel ) ] our vessel ot home , was
nol the very best quality or Seweli's coal
' Then Rg.lln the engine departments of our
cruisers are not lS fully lannrl ] lS are the
shllS or the merchanl service 'Jr a those or
foreign go\rumonts. arid consequently the
endurance ] of ( the Inch In the engine and tire
rooms II more sever & : : taxel As un huts-
trton of this fact It Is only necessary 10
give the following comparl.un bOlwoen the
Columbh and the English I : rul.1 Terrible :
Columbia. hose PO\OI 20OO ) ; number of
engineers , four ; men In engineer dCllartment.
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Terrible , horse power , 25,000 ; number of
engineers , eIght ; men In engineer depart-
ment , 331.
In other words the work on the engine !
force Is Just GO per cent harder au thc Columbia -
lumbia than on the English ship , whIle the
4 men In our ship have to 110 ( one-third lore
work than do the men In time other scrvlce I
Amoug men-of-war there Is absolntely i
nothIng 10 compare wIth the Columbia as !
none o them ever hus made such a run and ]
none cotild not only because they do not
carry the coal , hut because they have not the
IJOII'er. The Navy department . howe\'cr. hl
time report of a 21-hour trial of the ( r nglsh
cruiser loyal Arthur . mlile Iii the Plcltc
collie months I ago . anti her maximum slleed
for four hours was only eighteen knots whIle
for the twenty.lour hours of the ( trial I was
only I ( [ knots 'hls vessel Is ofclalY
rated as the sanJ dIsplacement as the Co-
'umbla. ' or ( hi' other fast British cruisers
none or them has done anything at all comparable - :
parable with this performance of the Coluni- :
- ' lla. In ( net. the cruiser Itlemihielmn . OJI which I
the Urltsh pluml themselves , made only a
maxim um or H knotl when returnIng from
Ba1ax , after having carried the body of Sir
John Thonipsois there for Interment.
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T'i'lillM hf lum- . . . . . . . . . . , " . '
1"lnt" .r 1..nl.tt-I..nl.I. Y" "
I ' e "r l'II.I. Siiimt's e"n'I k CI..I..I' .
NgW YOII , Alg. 1.-'ho Ullcl States
cruiser Columbia was sighted ] from Sanll )
Joole at 0:30 : this morning. The Columbln
saIled from Southiamimpton limg. . al 12:30 : :
o'clock on Frida afternoon. July 2G. [ lasslng I
the Noclies mt I :20. : Her ( hue therefore ,
frum % lte t Needles tu Sandy hook bar Is sevcn
I ( da's , ole hour anll Iflen milutes.
Time American : 1mb steamer Paris on her
host trill from Suuthampton covered 3Oi5
knotH. amimh ] assumIng that the Columhla came
over time same course the average speed ] of
. - thc tolumbla Is about IS.17 knols. The
CJlumbla's best time on her otclal four
hours' trIal trill was 2.S1 knots. ma.o . ] tinder . ]
very favorable conditIons. her time , therefore -
fore on her present trIp may be considered ]
as very fair
The Southampton record Is hell ] by the
Amcrlcan lIner New York , and Is six days ,
seven hours and fourteen minutes , beIng
about eighteen hours better than the cruiser
Columbia's time. The St. Louis left South-
amptol about twenty-four hours after ( lie
Columbia. Her western record ] Is six days
eighteen hour amimi . ] orty-seven muhmimites . male
on her last trip. 'a equal this tIme time St.
LouIs Is duo to arrive off the Sandy hook
lIghtshIp ] al 3:27 : tomorrow morllll . The
Columbil pJsscII In al Sandy flock al 9:57 :
a. m.
Durin the entIre passage thin cruiser was
, 'I run tinder ] natural ] draught. Thirty-six hours
of fog was experienced \ 01 tim , oyage during
which time cruIser steamed lt her usual spe.\
Mol ratt "huls and weather were ' encoun-
tt'red all tim way across. At quarantIne the
( olllbia w.s hoarded by tIme health officer
and tie surgeon reporting all vell . tIme
cruiser proceellell 1 ( the ha ) ' .
ColumbIa Icaehed quarantne at 10:3 : a. I ,
Ilr log ] gIves her arrival lt the liar al Sr :
and ( line of Ilssage from to , Needles to
Sandy ] 10Jk light Jhlll slO .hy lwenty-threo
hours and ort-nlne iiiinutes. her day's
runs \ere 405. 410. ; 4:1 : , IS I . , 155 , 153 and 403
S Imols. Teal distance . 3.109 Imots. . \ verage
SIccI\ 18 1 Imoll
To an Assoclaled press reporter. who
bearded . t hit I'rlscr when bile C.IUl to anchor
In Norm rIver , Captain Sumner Enid ho was
very much Illeabl.1 . with time \ $ el's ! o-
ha\Lcr on her ' transatlantIc spced test ant
l',1 time tlle occtiplod In crossing from the .
N\ . s to Sal'y ' ] Hook W.IS six d.mys twcnt- '
t.'co h'UT and ort-nlne niintmes. ( 'I
O.N I.Y \SIW NATURAL IJItAITC.IIT.
In JeIhlng ) of the trill CaptaIn Stunner
sahl' "Tho run II'UI a very succcrsul ( Ole ,
alt things co"llerl11 Wo left ( the SeetheS
It 2 II. ill. a week ago today and thrughcut
the trIp we only uSCI natural drught Onc .
In heavy weather we slowcl down fat four
houra to U speet of eishl ! kiiut. We en-
cuulterCII ] fog wlich lmtste'1 twenlyIx hours
hut we rn : II ( mill sl.eel t hruulh It. We
worked our three screll a amid eight maIn
blcrs II eru worklns. auth . ] otir coal calIstilohl- '
\ ( bit mmvc'ragt'tI from 200 to 2:0 tons per lay ,
# , . 'Vr hall tIme host coal that : we could get antI
I \\S : the sale lB that : nSNI In the American
line stlan\hIJ . hind ] we been able to run
Gilder forced draught for twenty-four . hours
we 10st certaInly would have done lhree '
hour eter. hIorovcr. I 1m sltll ! ] that
ImreIt of
the cruiser lias Ilroven hlr l1 ealuble
nuking cxtraor.lnary . runs when necelsary.
TIme full complement for the ( Ire rOI Is
196 Immen . hut we were twelve short I.f that
nummiber. ' 10 make U ( this deficIency 10 secured -
cured a dozen volunteers ( rom the dee3. ]
" 'I hall wale hat : ] weather , its you can see
b my our Inohcbtacks , and . we threw a lot of
Fra . " ' 0 shlJJI,1 , 10 I aler , however as WI
hail ) al our b.ltp hatches 101 ] u forwarll
or Ihe ( ( pIlot lmou' . "
When asked \ about time Injury to the shll > ' 8
plates while hI the dry duck on the other
L- I tIe , the Iaptalu dId nol seem Inclnel } to
. . " tIk Ibut 11 i and I'aucd the mater oft say-
; I' g. 10i1. that was nothing of any COnH'
liticuce , 'n" shIp Is oil right U you Nn
rol fer frol ( the tril ; just ' fnlihed , "
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of the s.iunmbIa's
The omelal lotee " , Iumbl. to-
markalo performance ( reached tie ( Navy dc
lta'tniLmt t lu lImo f'Jlcwlng lelegram from tueS
I car'i \ . of . the 8hh :
. "NI \ \ YOH , I\ug. -To the Secretary of
the NI WHhlnGtu-.Columbll-Neelll
: II. I I. ) 26th ult. : Sandy look , Ilgh\lll
JC9 ; tadA ) . AveraHo hourly fpced for whole
run 18,1 knots. \hole run under natural
draft. Twenty.elx hours of fog but no de- ,
lay therefrom. "
In reply Mr. lcAoo sent Captain Sumner
the followIng message :
W.SIINTOiK. . 2.-Slmner. UnIted . ]
Stales SteamshIp Columbia care of Com
mandanl Navy Yard ] , lhmmokIyn : The dc-
putment exten(1 to ) ' Btoklyn olcrs anti . ]
men of the Colunibia I congratulations anti
thank on the result of the run from the
Needles to Sandy hook lightship . thus makIng -
Ing an Inexamplel ] record . fur the warship
I' .IOO , actIng secretary.
I PAlnl T StJitl'IUSED.
Thl deparllent was surprised that Cap-
tain Summer mliii . ] not mak ? an effort to run
the ( ship under forced ] draught for the last
twenty-four hours or the trill. He was especially -
peclaly Inltructed to ! o this anti . the Ill
partment was really desirous of attainIng the
record for the twpntyfolr hOlrs rather than
the total passage across the AtlantIc.
When the Columbia was ready to leave
SOllhamton she had In her hunkers and
stowel ] elsewhere ] on hearth . ] , 117 tonI , and ]
C 1 ( Jollls or Welsh bltlmlnou ! coal. tile Fme
al Is used by the AmerIcan lIne steamships
on their westward 'oyages. ThIs was more
coal than any vrsel ! of the UnIted States
navy ha.1 over carrlel\ I Is possible CaptaIn
Stunner wIll 1m called Ipon to explain why
he 1111 not obey Instructions to this ( effect .
but it Is expected that lack of coal will account - i
count for the omission , ,
The eight main boilers and three maIn
engines were tI'eth. , On account of the injuries -
Juries sustained by time Columbia when she ,
was doced ] In Southampton , the steam pros-
sure was lImIted to 10 I.ounds. . The coal
allowance wal set al 200 tons a day Al 12:1 :
a tube blew omit of ono of the boiers , An
aUemlt was mal to stop tIme leak In the.
Iwal manner , wih a wooen plul , hut ( lie
presure was so great that the plug would ] rot
eta ) Iii 11laco. All o'clock , a. m. the fires
wore therefore hal Ie ! ( ron the b lcr , Its
safety valves oponeml amid the boIler shut
or ( rom the steJI pipe. The eI.ct on the
ohlp of lImos losing one boiler was markel\
The revolutions fell from lOr lo nlnely-rour
a mlnul , and the speed ( rum 19.63 to l1,8S
knots. 'ho leak was repaired at 6:4 : a. m.
1"01 time succeeding four hours the re\'olutonl
IncreJsed to 104 per minute , and the speed
to 18i knots 'hls was the only serious
trouble causcil hy lie ( leaky lubes. Two
others blew out but were plugged up without
much trouble. While the Instructions from
time Navy dtparlmfnt was to run the Columbia -
bia under forced . ] draught on the lasl tlay .
( aptaln Stunner was unable lo comply wlh
that order for time reason that Il waS liii-
IJosslblo to pass th ? co1 from the wlug pas-
sages Into the IHnlers fast enough. Only
one man could work at a tIme In the wing
fmassages and the coal had to bo trollEl1
there to the bunkers.
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ATLANTA Ga" , Aug. 2.-A pitched battle
between Marietta and Atlanta took pace ]
about two indIes east In Cobb counly. Time
opposing forces were a pose of white men ,
on one sIde searching for a negro rapist and
on the other sile five or blx negroes. I rlellls
anti , relatIves of time woman were on foot and
armed mvhth'Incmcetcr ) rifles and eiiotguns I
whlo time negroes \ sere In wagons and on I
imiules all fully armed.
Saturday night last Jesse Hardeman , a
neHro farm hand , 25 years of age , attempted
to assanl In I mosl ' brutal manner the wie
of J. H. noblnson , who lives two mies from
.Marietta. The cries of ti woman brought
her husband lo time house , but before she
conlll acqualnl him with the negro's pnrpose
time tpI11 had escared.
A potse was Immedlalely organIzed and I
search of the surrounding country begau.
Ahout twenty men were out searchIng for
him last nIght whcn they mel a party of
ncgrols In tim road. Suddenly one of the
nelroes arose In time wagon ant leveling a
doubolmrreled shotgun at time allrpoachlug
part . fired ] both barrels. Charles Bought
: ecelve,1 ninety buckshot In his left arm.
TIme whie mcn returned the fire until sme
huudrell blots had been exchanged. A mule
on which one of lie ( negroes was mounted
fell , hut time rider and his companions ned.
ThIs morning a hat worn by one of the
negroes was discovered , by the roadside
eatmmrmtemi wIth bloOI None of time negroes
ha\'o yet been found allhough Sherif Daven-
porl of Cobb county hs organized avery -
large Iosse and Is today scouring time surrounding -
rounding country for time negroes. A great
uprising of the negroes Is Imminent. Nearly
every white and colored man 15 armed and
they are mo\lng abJut the roall this after-
noon In 8n ominous and threatenIng manner.
I'.tSSl.IIt J'S 1\ I.I' I ' 10 J'JI.
I'i Ililr.- . .fr. . I..al I.C"ltl ltm'mm-
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CHICAGO. Aug. 2-The western reads to-
lay ] made another attempt to arrange a meet-
imig for ( the perfectIon of their ! passenger associ-
aton , but \ ellcdlu ] nothing. The prelminary
meetng had scarcely convened in time 01ce of
Chairman Caldwell when word was receiv ] ,
front General Passenger Agent Lomax of the
Union Pacific that he would nol at present bl
able to attend any general meetIng. This
effectually blocked the wlole game and every-
thing was declared oil.
The Wabash today announced that I would
fleet the one.rare rate made by the 500 for
ito ( total abstInence meeting In New York.
This Is tie only road that mel the rate
soon. today , although others are Expected to follow
Tlm 1,1 , five days' session of the wEster raIl-
roads' classlteJlon commitee ended after
agreeing to many radical changes In the
rates , wrlghts and classification of about 100
coimmimmoditles. The schellule of rClluctons
In minimum welshts submltld 10 the ( wesl-
ern Incs by the ChIcago Milwaukee & SI.
Paul com pan ) Provides for a reduction In
the carload wellhts of nearly 400 artIcles.
Time cassIfcaton coninmittee . which Inclutes
all the roads between Chicago aitti . the Pa-
cltc coast , agreed to loner the minimum car- !
101\ : ] weIghts of about 100 articles but to I
malee up for thIs loss of revenue It was resolved - i
solved to advance tIme rates of every com- i
mol ) . which Is to take ] a lower carload
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11111) ' I. Life .
CATO 0 , Aug. -Starle Siding , two
mlc east of here on the I.'orl"a'n" road
was the scene of a dltastrous 'Hrck at 2:30
o'clock thIs mnornhng In which three men lost ,
their lives and nine more are lying In "ult-
man hospital ( In thi city more or less In-
jnrel ] The trahmi "hlch was In extra going
\st , broke In t\O al the sUlml anll ran
Into thin rout cr41. which had stopped for
water at I tanli. Eight cars were smashed
Into kindlIng wool and traffic was delayed
about tmo hours.
The name of the Injure < are :
Wllal lcCo ) ' , 11.bug ,
lchael Moran , HI ( Merchant annue , Cllve-
Ia mmd.
land.Tom
Tom Collins , South lethlehem , Pa ,
1char\ Reed . Demiver.
Adolph Suder NIW Yorle.
John [ , u7eu. Chicago .
Chnrl"l 1ckl'rt. i'hlladelpimia.
S. I , : . itlcimardsomi . Mason City . Mo.
Ioull Stnmpson. i'Ittsburg.
'hl'SO mel "tl' all tralp ! ridIng In an
e111t ) hex car. The tralnmn escaped 1\ Ith-
out InJu ' . _ . .
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Ito mmi's I 1:1..111 ( ( ' imii fm'r'smi'e .
I'I'i'iltSlIUitG . : . Va. . .tug . 2-The honest
election ccnfcrenc/ mulct , Iluruant to allJcurn-
ment tll mrnln , hut without t ran actng
any btmslneas . adjourned until 2 O'ClrlCk this
afternoon In order to give the eOlmltee op-
pointed to fmme u uon-hmrttean electIon law
to I/ Presented 10 the conference tl : to
Ilrollrp Its report
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Si'ftlNGFiiI.I ) , 1" , AUK. a.-The ipeelsi .
sessIon of hits Illinois legIslature ] clelby \
GuHrncr itgld IIJourell ] today without
hl\'lnl enac'e ' I Imardly mmny of time numrrOU8
tstutts d ICtirOth ] 1) hll , except au arbiraton
bIll , Time house uaoillet reoltttIomi .
catsttemtlly sIr ce re. nrrallnlnj the &o\'er\r its ' In-
FRAN CE lST CHANT JUSTICE
Nothing Less Than An the Walar Papers
Will Be Satisfactor
EUSTIS INSTRUCTED TO PRESS MATERS
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II" " ' I ' " . I I i'm' M t'Imammres In 1"Irce
u Flnll I , 'C"'II'ul "f I I.e Case
.r . lie lulrl".1 III ,
WASHINGTON , Alg. 2.-FallIng to re-
celvo any assurance of progress rrom Am-
bas3adcr Eusts In the Wailer case Actng
Secretary of State Adeo has again cabled
hIm to Ilress the request for the record of
Wailer's trial at. Iadagascar , and has Instructed -
structed hint al some length a to the imoet-
ton "bLh hl should take In preentng It.
I Is llnderstood the department has allople ]
the view that this government Is entitlo.1
to time full record of the proceedIngs and
that : . Eusts has bIen Instructed to say
to the rench authories lhal nothing Ics
than the transcript or complete Ilallers In
the case wIll bo sufficient to satIsfy the
UnIted states whEther Justce has been
domme. ] I Is also stated upon what Is belIeved
to be gooll aulhorly that the Insutrucllons
to Mr. Eusts go farther , In that they dIrect
him La say that the fnal r.rusal to furnish
a com pleto transcript will be accepted by
this oYernment as a denial of JusUce.
Attorney Kennly and others Interested
In the W31er case are at present trying
10 devise means of securIng Inanclal as-
slstance for Irs. Waler. whmo notwithstandIng -
big she has escaped from Madagascar to
Iaurllts , Is still destitute among strangcrs
and tar Cram home Mr. Kennel ) ' has made
arranllments al the State department to
have nny funds contributed lel03ted there
amid forwarded direct to Irs. \\'aller. lie
has telegraphed ] the facts of Mrs. \'aller's
conditon to Governor MerrIll of Kansas . In
whIch state WaIler former ' resIded . with
the hopc lhal omelhlng may be done there
for her relief . 1111 wi also seek time alll of
members of time negro race : Ir. Kennely
says ( lie counsel In the case arc content to
await Its adjudIcaton for their fees . and
thal nG : nofley Is necessary to assist In the
prosecutou of the claim.
eUS''II'ISH ( ' .IN l'11SIN I..tV.
Clnlllll" I " 'hl l , S..I..I wJh ( 'slim fm-tier.
nC' " lu,1 "rl" ' " ' I1. I . IU"lluutur , ' .
\'AShI1NGTON . Aug 2.-n a recent Ilen-
slon case AssIstant Secretary ) ' Heynoldq of
time Interior Iepartment decided that where
there Is u record of service In the commfederale !
army , such r cot ] failIng to show whether
the service was voluntary or Involuntary , I
would be presumell that servIce was \ohm-
tary but such presumptIon may be rebutted .
the bur ten or proof being on the clalmmmammt.
WI : ere the service was voluntary the clalm-
lnt Is not entitled to I pension , but where
the service was wholy compu1ory he may
he. The su1clenc ) ' of Evidence to rebut time
presumpton of voluntary service must be
showl oa the circumstances of each case.
Another case , said time secretary , holds that
when a soldier ] I\as discharged to re-enlIst and
dId not lhen and thpro enlist ns a volunteer
anti thereafter deserted from time service
and never returned to or was discharged
from servIce , he Is nol Ilensionahll tinder
any law for any disability contracted under -
der the enlstmenl from which ho was die-
cllrH..l . , or lint from which he deserted for
the reason lhat there was no period of
tIme during which he was regularly and ;
legal ) ' released or separate ( rom the ( serv-
Ice.
Ice.Mr. , Ienols ] also claims that an Insane
clalmarl under the dependent pension act ,
may IDe n valid ] declaration for pension . b )
a competent person as nexl rrlend but be-
fore payment a guardIan 01 commitee must
be appollmteul. _ _ _ _ _ _ -
Sod I'F V ' SVOti I\ : It I IIS A XIG ItO.
UIIJht'r "r nn1' . ' ' ' Ut..r Knl. .
IImt' t'ae , .
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WAShINGTON. Aug. 2.- lss Elizabeth
lagler 1 , daughtlr of General FlaHer ] , thtef .
of ordnance of the army and wel known in
army ant sodal circles , shot and kIlled a
14-yel-old negro boy name.1 . Ernest Green
today at her homo In the suburbs of the
cl ) Time Flgers ] and other ( amles In time
vlclnly have been annoyell greatly or late
b ) bys stealing their fruIt and damaging
time tries of their gardens. Today Miss
1.'lagler discovered young Green on time fence
steJlnH fruIt and fired al him from the
secomm4-story window. The bullet entered his
rIght breast and passld through his biiy ] In-
fctng a wound that caused death In a short
tIme. Miss I'lgler went lo polce hOlquar- : ] ,
( era and gave herself Into custody. She Is
2S ycara old and an attractive and accom-
pushed wctnamm Ernest Green Is a eon or
DLk Green we1 known to publc ! Ien as
one of ( Secretary Carlisle's messengers
The coroner's Jur exonerated Miss Flag- ,
ler , and she was released. '
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WASIGTO . Aug. 2.-Th wltlrawDI ]
today of $2.350,000 In gold flom tie sub-
treasury In New York Is not regarded by
the treasury officials as came for uneasiness.
Since Fehruar last the bond ] syndicate Il I
said has fully demonslrated Is abilIty to
protect the geld reserve from any serIous
encrcoehmnemmts and It Is not doubted ] that
today's \lllrawals could have been pre-
\'enle,1 hal ] uch a cal no been leemetl at
all neCEbar to save an Impalllent of the
Ilublc commiltlemmce . So far as kno\ , '
hiere. there ' are no IndIca lens of further
wlllra" Is. bul even sliouilti . ] they contnue
for a short time the treasury officIals say
they 1oul ] not feel disturbed In consequencc
They argue that the autumn shipments to
El rope or grain antI other ' farm producta arc
certlln 10 set In late In time Ilresent monlh
and c ntnue through November . with the re-
stilt that the goll movemenl \ \ ill be toward .
the United Statr's.
11\lh.tl II . \1":11 : j..l h SImm Il'n'r" .
\VAhi1NGTON. Atmg. 2.-The French gO\
eminent , through I I.efarve charge I
( lafalrls of the French embassy here , has ;
askell the state department to have the mull-
( tory attaeho ( the United States embassy
al Parlg attend ] the annual field maneuvers -
divers of the French troops on September
13. 'lIme department has acceptEd , anti the
United States ofcer at Paris wi be Instructed -
structed to attend the maneuvers and male
a report. General . Satmesler millar ) ' gO\- :
ernor of Paris will be In command , amid
the event la being arranged on such an cx-
tensle scale as to attract much atention In
European I mllar\ circles Aside ] from the
brllulcy of the spectlcale . durIng time review
of time troops by I'm'estmient ) i"aure Il \\1 be
of practcal value lo mitary experts In
showllg time French army's high state of
efflclcncy. _ _ _
Nm'is a for ( hit' , \rl ' ,
" " "SIXGTON. AUK. -Spechl ( Tele-
gram.--I ) ' lrt 1.leulenunl Lawrence I ) . Tyson .
Shills Infantry . Is relieved as Instructor at
the UnIversIty of Tennessee . I.noxvile , to
ttko effect September 15 First LIeutenant
John U. Wils , Twenty-second Infantry ( , Is
relIeved at Alabama ] Agriculural and Ie-
chanlcd college . Auburn , Ala. , to take efect
Slptelber 1 First Lieutenant Frank Dew
Hanne . Ninth Infantry ( Is relieved ] al Wel
\'Irgllia university ) Mnrfnntown . to take ef'
feet September 15.j.Jor John : . Kelly .
Tenth cl\lry. Is relIeved as actIng IndIan
agent al Fort Belknap agency M ntana. FIrst
Lieutenant Wilam W. Galbraith , adjutant
'mh [ . artillery . Is granted leave of fix .nonlhs.
Au , ] ii , it toil it . I'rill' ' ( ' ' ' '
W'ASILINGTON , Aug. 2.-Speclal ( Telc-
gram.-The secretary of the Interior has arl-
Ilte < } the followIng attorneys and agents
to PractIce before the Interior department In
paten I , IJenon and land cases . In accordance
wih tie NO\'I.loll of the act of July , 188. :
toraer Hula A. Me'er 1 Omaha ; Justice ,
,
Porter , Crawford Neb. : EIJb A. Inrd ,
: Iarshaltown ; llwar.1 . I. Lund ) ' . Eldora :
Agent Samuel C. Yarncl , Pierre , S. D.
The postonce at Schwcl , Stanton county ,
Neb. , has been discontinued , Mal 1\1 go
to Pllger .
Piger.
John I. Ca'et was toda)1 ommlsloned I
postmaster al \'amlmhalla , Ia.
1.1.1:1 , st'l , I lIOI''l'Y CI\ DHI ,
" ' 11 . \1 lIe Ilelil 1..tlll ( Iii. IJ' .
, ' 1,1. . .r (1'"I.trll"'r . ( 11" " ' 1' ,
WASINOTON , Atig . 2.-Th work In'
cldcnt to the pa'menl of claims under lie (
act approprIating $23S.2S9 In liquidatIon of
Inpald bounty calms ] for sugar Ilroduce.l
prior to Alsnst 28 , IS94 , Is tiring raplly
pushl } urward Ih the Internal revenue
.ureau , anll already a large nnmber of ( the
claims have been schedlrd ] and sent to
the audItor for appro\.al. None of them ,
however wi be acted on untIl after Comp-
troler Bowler has passed upon the Queslon
of the consttutonalty of the act nukIng
the appropriation . Time claims under the act
approprlatng .OOO.OOO : ! a bounty emi
last 'ear's crall of cane sngar are com InK In
very Iowly Less than a dozen have been
received thus far amid several of these have
been sent back for correction as to the
evidence of correct polarized tesl
The applicatIons for reflnd or the amounts
paul as Incoml tax irlor to the decision of
the Ummiteth . ] States . supreme cuurt against
the constlutonalt ) of the Incore tX law
are coring In wIth surprIsIng slownc ,
Not more than one-hal of time wl\ll lumber
has yet been received ] bul the e airt-atly at
hand arc behimg examined amutl . certified to
the secretary for approval ] , preparatory to
their paynient. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
( 'liiimtges. II Atmstiigimi.'mmfs. '
\ASIINGTO . Aug. 2.-The followIng
chauges have been immade ] In the Jnlle allvo-
eatl' gcneral's dellartment : Coonfl : John " ' .
Clan . from We3t i'ont to Chcago ! , releving
Major \ Stephlt Grosbecl" , ordered to San
Francisco , relevns : Lleuenant : Colonel Edward -
ward iinmmter ordered to St Paul relieving
Contain Glenn. ordered to Vancol"er , Wash.
the latter relieving Captuln McClure of the
gghtcenlh Infallr ) ' , who has been actng
JUdge ctlvocate. and Is ordered to Jolu his
commaud al Fort lilies.
flime IIII Cl".tl. . timotlm.'r OI"'I..tl.
WASHINGTON , AUK. 2.-The comptroler
of the cl..ency today appoInted Wiiam S.
Nelson receIver of the Union National balI ,
of Denvcl. Colo.
Authority for the organization of the Val C ) '
Natonal bank al l'lioenix Ariz. , has been
glvon. _ _ _ _ _
1",1 A mint hit'r F'rii . Or.h'r.
WASHINGTON Aug. 2.-Th Iostofco
department has Issued a fraud order agaInst
Frances E. Lanon of Hammond , II She
Is the proprietress of I toilet concern
recently debarred the useof the mmmmmlis.
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Gold 1..I.\ . . . UruI"1111.
WAShINGTON , Aug. 2.-Today's state-
meat of time condiion of the treasury : Available -
able CJsh balance , $18G,593.415 ; gold reserve
$ IOi.18.23 [ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
JIlUUS : 1 : ' ( 'lIE Mjt1t . SDn"ICI
( llr.I..tu 1.1. . Snl.1 I" 11Swln -
ml led t lie n""t'rl""I''I.
SAN I JANCrSCO , Aug. -Tho Chronlde !
pUblshes an article In regard to alleged
frauds In the raway mal service on time
Pdcfc coast which Il says promIse to lead
to one of time most far- ' , achlng federal In-
\stlgatons ever hell here. It- Is alleged
b ) a railway iotal clerk , E. S. Colver. and ]
others that the Unied Sate ; mails : were
fraudulently stuffed with the advice and con-
Eenl of SuperIntendent RUluel Fllnl of the
Eigittim I division of thc railway \al service
durIng the \onth of June iSO I. I In order that
the lelghts carried during that man II , whIch
formed the basis for estmatn , cJnpensaon
to be paid the rlroada for time nexl four
years mlghl appear unduly large. Railway
1)05151 ) clerks of long experience ay there
are great opportunIties for stuffing cars In
such a way as to rob the govermenl of
millions each rear. The Chronicle says lhJl
thls local scandal opens 11 a wIde ! fell for 1
congresslcnal Investigation. 1
WASIINGTON , Aug 2.- good leal of .
'
Interest was arou.ed al the postomce de- :
partmenl this afternoon br the story prlntel
In San Francisco statng that Halway Postal
Clerk E. Culver hal charged Sumperintenulen'
Samuel FlInt . of the ralw.y mall service wIth
being a lart ) to extcnslve railway nltl frands
JaluSI the Io\'erment , Seco'H ] Assistant
Postldsler General Neison dluled positively
that Flnt was concerned In any frauds. "On
time commtrary " he saId "It vas dlrec'ly mule .
10 Mr. FlInt that an extel lve fraud was
, lscoverell last JUtt al time tme when Cui-
VEl' chargps that Flint was In colusion wih
the ralarl for the purpose of leraudln ( the
; overment ,
"In that mouth the malq 01 time Pacific
coast were welghll In order to obtain 1
basis for ' for ' them
or pa'ment carrying during
the following tour years. A small circular on
a $ lal route attracted Superintendent Flint's
atenton and he followed Il tip skillfully anti , ]
finally broulhl about the readjustment of a
much larger route savIng the government a
large alounl or money. I Is no doubt ome
confused Information In regard to this lhat
caused Culver t ( male the charges that he
has , against Flnt"
Whie no official acton has been
taken , I Is thought by the oillcals
In the Postolce depatmcnt that Culver Is
almost certain to 10dO his head wIthIn a
day or two. The method of the frauII attempted .
tempted lsl year "as 10 divert mal malter
from o'her routes to time one tlt was being
.
weighed. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
.
HA I IItO.tIVIS A lUG sel'l"
( 'list' ll'"h'll lIilIIuiis n..I..1 "I
Ifs 1"1 or .
1ITTSIUHO. Aug 2.-A decision favorable
to the lefemants ] has been fee ] In time famous
came of Samuel Barber el n\ . heirs of John
hiarber , ulalnsl time Pennsylvania cemp.ny.
In which the plaintifs lay claIm to the
property . on Plnnsylvaula avenue , In thIs
city , occupIed by the tenslve office bulhl-
Ins of the lennsYI\anla company. Tie
claIm Invol'ls about $2.rOOooO and has been
foughl In various courts for about live . years
' I ' . In the count court
Judg 1'Ing thl Allegheny county ,
and time Penmylvlnlu state supreme court
both' dechlel the case Im'ald. I Is entirely
\Irobable that the plalntr will push their
claim further and appeal from the rlcenl
decision lo time United States supreme conrt.
. -
C'rlnln Cnl..J IIUI\/ : "Ihlll. I
\E \ IHIS.ug. . . -ihe Little Hock end
or the Holmes \uner ] sensalon Is about
petered out. In the next forty-eIght hlr8 :
tie police wi In all probabilIty hlve rroven
that C9\'lct John Caldwcl could have had no
connec'lon . with holmes and life ( crimes as'he
was In time Tennessee pummiteutlmmry at the tlimic
pEnlentul' tme
he claims to have been operating . In Fort
Worth , Tex. , for blolmmies
Caldwel \ sas born In 'lptol coimnty Ten-
nessee , nol far Irom lemlJhhl and was a
farm hand up to time time he took to horse
stealing. He followed this occupation for
only a brief period when hl "as arrested
hero and sentencell ' In
to twenty-ono years the
Penlentar ) ' , That was seven rears aHa. A
few monlhs ago he was pardoned but went
Immedlatel to Arkansas and engaged In his
former limirsult. [ There he again came to
grief anl was sent to thl Arkansas state
prison , where ho now Is The Memplis police
are confident that Caithivell's ] story Is only a
ruse to get out of prison He Is Ignorant
anti has not much "mothrr wll" and nol the
klnll of u man that a shrewd fellow lIke
hloiimmes woult be likely to select as a confederate ,
federate In erlm . even If Cahlwel had bien
at liberty at the time.
S
)1"1'1111..1 In lee Illl iie'I ,
1 : ( IASO , Tex. , Aug. 2.-lls.mltpolntimmemit
In Ion caused "ahnl. Aragon to low his
brains out today. lIe \Q al the house of
Victor L. Ochoa , time notorious ' le"lcan revo
lutlonlat , ali going tQ tht II nor he stat down
blew 1aced his the brains muzzc out : of f 1 I'\tolln ha mouth ald !
END O TiE INDAN ) FIASCO
Worse Scared , if Possible ' , Than the Setters -
tiers ,
ters
BANNOCKS RETURNING TO THEIR HOMES
( 'lr. . I"1 Over amid tim'ttlm'ra me
: t. loiigt'r l.'im viol "r 11"'ncre
-I mmmi iii ' 1".lr. ' II As tilt !
lie 'I'rllll" ,
: IAHIET LAKE ] ] . Idaho Ang. 2.-The In-
dun "wnr" Is over. Reliable advices rrom
the vicinity of Jackson's Hole Indicate that
no Indians have been seen In that vicinity
since time trouble began. The ) ' have kept [
In hiding , more from fear of their lives than
( mans any purpose to organize a camp.llgn
against tIme whites. I Is now certaIn lut
time reports thal large Ilmben , of Indlals
from other reservations have been Joining
tile Bannocks have been mallo up out of the
excited Imaginatons of a sCcro of "wn cor-
respondents" who have gathered here ali
who have kept alive the exciement merely
for the IHrpoee of selling "news" of time
affaIr to gullible eastern nevspaers. No
one here now anticipates any tronblo al
Jackson's hole or In ammy part or the coun-
try In Ihal vlclnUy. Time Bannocks are
thoroughly scared by tirCitOrtS : that the
troops were on lie way ru exterminate
thietmi Aa a mater of tact , the IndIans have
been scared ever since time raggeml ] constabulary -
lary of Ulta count ) malc the first Is an1
upon time braves who were charged \h vio-
latng time game laws of the state of W'o-
mlng.
A dispatch receved : al the hca'quarlers ' ]
of time Departnent of lhe Plate this ( ore-
noon indicates that tint Indians were return-
lug frcm Jaclson's hole by a stright line
to the reservatton. To test its corrcctness
the Uulon Pacifc railway efce was asked
to telegraph for Infurmaton to stations along
the Oregon Short Line , ( rom Soda SprIngs
westwutJ 'he following reply Is from time
division Hlperlntendenl at Ioeatelo :
"A stage driver who hu Just reachel ]
Soda Sprllgs sa's ho left ] Carraboo this
Iimormiing. lie Came lhrough the Pr."s [ .akl
and laclfool river countr ) ' . lie reports 200
Bannocks at Grave Lake on the way from
Jackson's Iolo to the reservdtLn. They saId
lhal there had been no fghtng and no desire
to fight 01 thor ! parl. The scare seems to be
over , alI ] settlers understand they are try-
Ing to malIc their way im.mck lo the r sct'a-
reliable. thou to avoid " troops. Informaton thoroughly
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S.\ ' SO'I'IIX ( ill ' 1' C.UIPIIII'S ,
I'r.aio'm'tr rrll .1 " ' . " , " ' . I. . Smta
Iuiti / mis A . . . ( o mice' " I nut hug.
1)ENVE1I , Ang. 2.-A News specIal from
Lamuler Wyo. , says : \\'hllmmmarthm anti two
other Colorllo prosllectors arrlremi . ] Cram
Jaclson's Hole lhls evemmlmmg. They left
lhere on Wcdnesday morning and had ] a
qltck ride Into ti'Is cOltr ) ' . They had seen
no Indlals latj . , but lhe night before they
counted seventeen campfires . which seemed
to occupy the entire rim of the ba 11. At
sQme 0 : these fires ho judged ] that there were
entaIl parties of twenty to thirty . and al
otwrs 100 or more. The settlers thought
hat I time numerous bands In the mountains
would concentrate II Hoback canon and
there dictate terms to the army. ThIs con-
firms the reprl oC the strength of time in-
tilaims . They ar.m reported lo he gatherln
su uipi . len anll taking them t to lhat Illnt I , anll
ever.thlng indlcltes a stubbor reslstanc
ag.lllst the mnihitit. Wlimarth learned wheu
coming out , from some liroshuectors that a
large body of men under comlan ] rJr the
sherIff of Fremonl county had gone into
time 10le , lIe sas If this Ilosse strikes a
baum ! of IuJans there will he war. lie re-
ports that time 100pl0 of tIme upper \Ind rIver
have goue back to theIr homes atul will
await time return of the simerlff's "OSso for
news from the imosilles.
There Is no news todmy frm time camp al
On'gol liuttes. The story that Chief \abha.
Ide hal ] reported lhal n"n ! of hIs Indlals
wcro absent from the reservation . Is a mis-
take. What ito ! say was hint all were
Ilresent or accounted for hut lwo. Invcst-
gatuns show that 200 men are out 01 passes ,
and Captain Wilson Is usIng every effort
II cal them Iii . but so far has mel wIth
but little success.
: u CAI'SI gX - IS'I'S - l'Oll ALAht.i.
In.111 Ag'il I. 1"I''I'1 Ihnl 'l'I'lr
Chlrl'r. . ' ! 11..C ) ' lit I. " " . " .
\ASIIGTO , An , 2-Thr Iulun btu-
roan received dispatches today ( rom two
aelcles In the neighborhood of time Jackson
hole couutr , statn thal timers was 11
cause for alarm among the setters II their
\Iclnll ' . Major Ianltel of the Untah anll
Ouray agency. Fort Duchesne , wired : "In-
dlanq Ipurled by Governor Ilctwrds are
hot from thIs agency . " and Agent \Vilson . In
charge or the Shoshones at Fort Washakie ,
" ' ) ' 0. , sent thIs dispatch : "No Indlals arc
absent wlhoul leave. There Is no fear of
trouble. "
Both of ( these agents have been Instructed
by CommissIoner Brownln to recall all In-
dlans away from the reservation wihout
leave. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
11,111" II I I lu' " i.iimm litiimt'm.
I4ANIEft Wo. , Atig 2.-Speclal ( Telo-
gram-A ) Colorado prospector imamumeul'il -
marlh , arrIved , here from Jackson's Hole
which place he left on Wednestiay mornln ,
lie Is one of time parties who tool sholer In
Ctiimninghanm's ranch at time sonth enll of
Jaclson's lake when the ndlan [ : trolbles
first brobe out. lie s.ays no ndlans ] had
been see I for fully a week before he left ,
Lul the number or camp frcs ( I In I tim , e moo ci-
lens indicate . that a large number of them are
In tIme mountins In CiCO : proximIty to the
\ale ) ' , I was the general impression of set-
tIers that the lannocls and Lemhls will
nol come out of he rocks nor can they
he rorcell . omit by the troops lie met a
part of setters on the tlay ho left who
saul that the Ninth cavalry had arr\'e ! ]
TIme setles -arc no longer sufering from
panic anti wi now look after their Ilropert
\ \'ihmmmarthm knew hut little about the ariumy as
ho was thirty miles from limo line of march.
lie thinks time trouble he I far ( rom being
over . but the presence of troops wi keep I
time Indians In time niountalns ,
.
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I'JI\S 'i' ( ) IUO ! " .1.\ C 1" 11\
Itisht'.I Ills I.I. . II t i'r.'e.t u . 1.11 _
' ( nl At imimmtlt ' .
" /1"1 nllnlll CI )
IIALTIMORII , Au ! 2-A movement Is to
be sfart01 In the Baltmore lodge of Elks
which Is expected to spread through the order -
tier all over time country. The object its to
honor "Jack" Ely of Atlantic City . who
risked his life tu prevent a holocausl at time
recent colapsing of the Casino bnlllng In
Athntc elt ) . lie vent down In the col-
lapsed imuilding nut ! cut thl electric Ighl wi'e ,
leaving the live end out of nact , P'd maklnl :
the r0nallH ] dead. The teethe J.llal wi bo
In the form of a hallisomo medal auth ] a ntiii-
stantal ure. . -
II""I"'II. Ir U..I" " 'maau'la . . \11 I. I
Al Londomi-Arrived-Mobiie . from New
.
York.
Al New 'o'ork-Arrived-Venetla , ( rain .
Stel In : Palata , fromn . liunmburg.
At ltanmburg-Arriveml-l'russia , from Now
York ; Alpr , ( rom Iii'einen.
At Iim'emnen-- J\rrh'ed-Spree. from New
York. 'Ia outhampton.
Al New York.rrlvldAugusta Victoria ,
( rain lamhurg , Soulhampton an(1 ! Cher-
burg : DeutpchlanI , rrom ilamnburg.
\l Queeustown -Arrtved-Campanla , from
Now York.
At Soutlmampton-Satled } -Normannla , from
Hamburg for New York
l'OXIJ' : .DU : I.'OI (0'I.JOU. )
Ohio 1"1,1. , himivemi ' CII.ltllh' miamI
I 1'llHlrl ,
COLUMI1US , 0. . Alg , 2.-The "hole of time
forenoon tollS ] ) ' lu the populist convnton
was spent In tearing to pieces the platform
reportt'ei ] last night b ) the commlteo on
rcsolutlons. Jacob S. Coxey of Iasslon
was noimminateti ] for overnor.
The platorm reafrms tIme principles of
the Omaha ( ' ' ' non-Intel'est
Illatorm : lox'e's -
bonds and ] good roals ] bils ; Issulns enough
legal tender itaimer immunity to put time countr
on a cash basis : free ( anui . ] uulmlc.1 coInage : i
mmational I za t lou of Ilullo monopoles I ; el e .
nonnces Interrst-benlu/ bonls ; Ienuuncps
process lu UlJS case as subversive of ( rights
of trial by Jury t favors law alalnst Ila-
nlnt t of any debt In gold ; demands Iimmimi ed \
ate abolshment of ( natonal hanls ; favors a
per .1em . service pensIon bill.
.s to tate affaIrs . time Illatrm domatlls
the refemendummu plan : re'timmceti ] salarIes ; tax
reorms ; regulation of coal screens ; eight-
hour tIn ) ; OPlloses itislomi ( with old partf ! .
favors election or all oiiicers . slate timid nn- ,
tona ] . by 11rect vote or the Ileopil' : state I
Colmt tel of lquor I trale t wihout Ilrult , a miti ] I
endorses Inlon latter
The 110pnlst I it tate tckll t comp1ele.l . Is :
Jacob S. Coxey of Stark for governor ; John
I , Crofon of llanuihioim . leutendnt govrnor :
George harper of Greemme tremsmirer'illlaimm :
J3aker of 1.lcklng , attorney general ; E. I : n. I
Stark of Cmmyauioga. supreme Judge ; Wiiam
A. ( lloyd , Ttiscar.ta as , publc "orks ; Thomas
1 Hickman , lorrow , clerk of the supreme
court
The conventon adjoured laIr thIs after-
imooim but t 80ml of the t more lutuental I t macun .
bets of the part ! ) . lre nol pleased wih the
mesiiits. Grneral Jacob S. Coxey w.ms trIumphant -
umphant In enr'lhlnl. 011 Ias the lIre-
dominance of Coxevlsm and . his nu\1 leas
that 131s not plrase' some or time con ! t'atlve
populst,111 ( rom the en.lorsement . of
Ihl I Omaha plaHo\m. I the endOrH'mJnt of
Coxry's non.lnterest bearing sch.nls a 11
geol ] roads bills nml time denolnclng of the
trial or Debs arc the priuclpal 1011ts II the
liatforin. . _ - -
CO.th II'IS1 : . \ 'IC'i'OItY.
' \'JI IiNii iteci'lilioii .r ( h. JUg
C'I , . , Ir 1,1.111' .
PITTSBlIG , Aug 2.-The great cOII :
immimmers' strike will Ilroblbl bo averted nnll
the miners will be graimted ] the advalce de-
mtlell Ilro\llell thmey consent to tait mmimtli
time 1st of October. A mmmeeting of time coal
otterators 'vas heIr thIs mmmorimimmg at t'imlcii
thmeir commmmnlttee t'aS eiimpotvecd to act at timelr
conference to take 1)15cc ) thus afternoon. 'fIme
operators agreed to graimt time mmmlimers' tie-
mantis in full on October 1 mmmd prummmiseml to
lice timat time rates of 64' and 69 cccmts tscni'
nmatie uniforimi in this district.
It ts'as chaimimed timat present lake coimtrmmcts
would have to be filled atiihme miresent rates.
but that after ( lucy were closed , mmii comm-
tracts u otmlmi he immuie : at [ ito new price. Tim , '
( ilmerator' , ' coimm cm I I I ito v II I macct time iii immei'm , '
oiiicialmm at I :10 : o'clock thus afternoon , auth
mtt the conclmmsioim of time coumferciuco time
imminers 'iiI report to time coimveimtioim. it is
thoumgimt time niiimers a ill accept time teriims
offered by time operators timid cocitlimmme lit
work.
Time immlmmc'rs anti operators immmve reacimeti
a coimmpromimiee agreement aumd timere will be
mb strike. TIme imasls of tlma commilroimmisa
Is that ttm hrcseimt rates are to commtiimue
until October 1 , ivlmen a imimiforimi rate
tiirommhouut time district vhil be mimatlo of
69 cents , wIth time company stores , mind Ci
cemmts cash.
.1 U.t 1,01. . MY HItOi 11 II' 'iii II CU'S ! i't NY.
iitbe-I imi tuit mm iiittbIvi i , 1 I . , l t Cm'e'mm Ii'
'i'milL ci 'i'uleIii.
TOIFJIO , 0. , Aug. 2.-Mabel Eatoim and
EdwIn Ilolt , who have beeim here for somime
weeks , presentimmg "As You Like It , " 1mm r
grove beyommd tIme city , bcaiime iimvoh'ed ii.
soiime miocimestic trouble tlmutt has lmrought
Miss haion's immotlmcm' and fatlmer to timis city.
alto Mr. Unit's tvife. It 'as ruimmmoicd 'ee-
terady that Miss Eatoim amid Mm' . Ilolt tim-
teimmied t 0 ci ape ibm ri img t ii e per ( oi'mmma net' , a mmm'
ilolt's vhfe eflmitioyemi mt tieteetive to tiatchi
tiieimi dturicmg time diy. Nothmimig immmppeimeti to
ai'otmse imer sumsiieiolms. however , anti miftem
tue herfouiii4mcc' ! bmithi left for t heir respective
hones iii Chicago -immi 11m-cc'klymm.
Mabel Eatomm was imoin anti reareti mfl ( lila
city , leavlmig hmeme sonme four ye.urs ago , g.ilimg
upon time ehmge. F'or two years chic played iii
imminor parts , a flee which sime weimt 'ut a a
star at Liii' imeati of her owmm coimmp11y. Sot
loimg titter this sue created a sensatiom : by
mmmarryhimg her lmrolmci-ty uuman anti leeptim' :
time umiarniage a Secret froiim her itareimts an ]
frienmie for scverul immommtimt , .
The Eatons left Ommmalmut a couple of yemtrs
ago amid ueimmoveti to Chicago , - . icere they
have simmcu resitieml. Mabel Eaton's himmebaumul
milcd about a year auth a hm.mlf ago.
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'I'.t % ioItS 'I lt I1 i" ( ) t..i ) ( I' I i.'i'Y.
.1 ii i(5 mm I . iLi'ii . ; I-i- ; ; : ; , Fm' iv I I mm ii i ts
fo II i'm , c'l , mm % ' ' , ' I ci ,
CAIIi1OLLTON .Me. . Atig. 2.-\'e , time
jury , fInd the tiefeimdaumts , VlIlittmmm P. amid
George Taylor , gumilt ) ' of mumunmier him time first
degree. " Smicim was time vermllct remmuieremi at
2:30 : o'clock this afternoon him time mmotirlomus
inurtier triai. It ( oak but omme hialiot to tie-
cimle that t'mo 'I'aylor brothers mmere gmmilty
of time lid 110115 en immo chum rged mm g.m I mis t I ii eimm
anti that time imenalty for time bmnebmery of
Meeh.s , his vlfe mini ( ito chmilmiremi on Jenkiuis'
hill , on tIme mmIgimt of May 10 last , shmommlml itt
set at time liiimit , 'rime jmmry Went otmt sharply
at noomm , anti wimemi It retunmmemi witim time s'er-
diet tlmt'ro was no tiouimt as to time simetators'
mtmproval of It. lii an Immstammt 1,000 10011k'
t-iuo crovtiom1 t ime court rt'oium broke forth him
a volley of cimet'rmm limat vt-re emily sll'-umced by
threats of arrest immale by Judge itmiciter.
Sentemmce ts'ill he deferred ( or time liielent.
COXCI lIlt UI ) Vi'i'II iII1illXGIit.
Iiimiumii ( Coiiu't ( ) i'lt''s thit Sith' mif iIt'
t'iIi' , ( LI ut' .
IIELENA , Mont. , Atmg. 2.-In time circuit
commrtof time Uimitetl States for time mihiutnict
Ut Moumtauma time ultltliCatiomm of time defend-
alit to aimienti its muimewer In tIme case of time
AinerIcamm Latin anti Tm-mist coimmltiimy tmgaiiist
tIme Oregon Simort Lhmme mind lltaim Noruhiermi
itatlway conmparmy , was tienieml , antI time comirt
took a recess uimmthl Wetinosmiay imext. Further -
thor lmroceeilimmgs ts'ere. ileferreti iiimtil tbmmtt
tiimme , whmemm a decree of forecbosumro iii be
eiitoretl 1mm imccormlammce s'itim tue - prayer of
the commmpiainaumt aimul as ormiereti by Jumige
ihellhmmger In time diet net court of Oregoim.
This heaves only time Iclaimo amid Vs'yomiiirmg
courts to masa upon time liroeecthlmmge ,
t'iiltmois'im l'I.mit-r Foiuiil , ,
ST. JOSEPh , Mo. , Aug. 2.-Simecial ( Tebe-
gramn.-Time. ) ho'ly of a young woimmaim aims
takemi fronm time river at Cruig , Mo. , ( malay
ammml teas in elicit ii hail state of decojmilioaltioui
that It was buriemi at mmcc by the mimeui s li-i
foumimmi it , Time girl tsau ( ouui' feet , eigimc
inches tail , hiatl on a part of a cimeclieti drebs ,
low Ilmeed utimoemi. uintli'rvest anti corset wIth
straIts , a ii ml a iv Ii i I ii I I mien liii ni Ice rc Ii I of
around her imock. A pin of goltb vfro cmi
her breast ftrmmmed time t mind Mhmmmuie. The
righmt' arm was oft at mba elbots' aiud time
left imamiti of ! at tici wrist.
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I'.ii'slig IImi'ae 'i'iii.ti s'a ,
E\'ANSTON , Wyo. , Aug. 2.-Speclal.- ( )
Time tvo notorious horse thieves , Cougiiiin aimd
George , vimo shmot unml kihleti N' . E. iatvos ,
ox-city mmmarslmai of 1v.uimstoiu , ammil loin Stagge ,
a constable , 'S tmiie these elllccrs vere at-
teiuiting their , mrrest itt a ranch house near
imere , tvero seen about five uumilea satmthi of
Evammstomm today. ( 'asses nrc out from Ogden
mmml Evanstotm iii imuremmit. It Is exltecteti
the outlaws will give their pursuers iiutttlu
I t t lucy coins ii lii simm.
IuiuiIvr Iiils Iiuii'mieil ,
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" LLIAMS1ltItG ? , vAug. . 2.-Tue iCen-
% ucly I.uumnber coumipany's mills huurneti today.
'fhm origin of t Th tire Is tmtmknta'n. Th mmdli
i'aI , immit rummnmmmg , insurance , 23,00 , htmas ,
' [ hEiR PLANS SPOILED '
Judge Hopewell Porbis the Olturchill-Rus.
sell Ooiiunissioiors to Act ,
RESTRAINING ORDER ISSUED BY TIlE COURT
City Council May have to Answer for Con-
tClhl1lt ,
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"COMMISSIONERS' ' 'I '
BONDS APPROVED
Dorvisibes iii the Lobby howl with Joy Over
the Situation ,
LINCOLN END WORKS IN GREAT hARMONY
I'iii imp , mif iii , ' ( iuuuig ( 'murelemt ( liii Itttv
gartl i'aa of iiiit.tiumiul ( lie .tji-
Iiiitiae of I lie' lztrlc Iauim-
I t't'ii % 'Oi'idi'i M ,
A. C. T"oster , 1 , " , J. liroacit nmmmi Paul \an
dervoort , time Chmtmrclmill-lttmssell mmppohimtees
% m'imo mt-crc yi'stertiay coimtiniumoti mIs uimeumbers
of time l'it'e ammtl l'oilcut eoimmumlusioim imy tim'
A . 1' . icoimmh tie him I ime ci I y cotmmm ci I , ii I imo t
ml t teiui lit t 0 exemclse t lie tltm I los cm t uol i ce coimm-
immissicim e ra mm itt I I I helm' t it I t's t 0 t Ii ir oIlice
sii.ml I Ii a b eemm testemi iiu t ime eotm rt.
.ltitlge hlmlltWCli of time dI'trict cotirt caine
tloa im frmcmm ii I S Im aimi e a t 'i'ek'm umm a im I a at even -
lug. Sooit after imis arrival attoi'imeys for'
Mayor hieimmlut , (1. Ii. lImit mm muimti I ) . Cleimi
ieavcr , mmcemumlmrrs of time Fire amcmi I'ohico
coimimmtissi eli , mm IthtCil ii'tI before' lii imm him dma in-
bees mmumd preseiiteml a lietittolt for an In-
.jmimmctioim mestralmmlimg Foster , ibrematcim aimmlrnn _
dervoort fm-aiim oxu'rcieimmg tile uluties , iotvera
intl rights of mmmemburs of thmtt lboarml of Firs
mu nmi Pal Ice Coin icit ssluiic'rmt , ci I I im g t lie ut t
appear Iii court itt 2 o'clock this atermmooit
mi mid i-lo\ % ' cati 50 ti ii' time to iii lmoi'mu ry iumj mm mmc-
then ehioumlmi imot liet Penimiaflent. Jmmtige
ilopea eli , mtftcr tItle tielimermmtioii ! , m-cedemi ( a
t lie lieu I t helm tt oil sigh eul t lie ucs t rm I mm I mmg orlem'
miskeml for , The iietitbomm of time lmlaiiiitfIs recites -
cites ( lie fmtct ( lint at a mmmeetiiug of tIme city
council , itehl yestertimmy mmftormmoaum , mm icmajorlty-
of time ummeimmbeu's of that botly aplmroved tiia
Imontls mjf Foster , ilm'ommtcii ammd'tmimtiervoort , .
by ts imichm they qtialiiictt itS pi-oteimtied mmmcmii-
item's of time Fire anti i'oilce Coummimmlsshon , in.
auth fom' iimo cIty of Oimmaima ,
lii ( helm' PetitiOii ( lie plaIntiffs allege tim2t
t lme a 11101cm ( iii elm t 0 f Fosteu' , I I rca t elm a mmd Va mm-
'tiervoort is Illegal , mmli ammml voiti , imtviiug beem-t
immamie iim uhirct s'iolatioii of 1mw , mmimui commtrary'
to time ccmmstltutIoim of time state , him timl ,
t lm mm t Cliii ccii II 1 a s a t tormm oy go no rm I mmmiii 11mm a-
ichi as coimimmmissiommer of puublhc lammds aumut
btmllmihmmgtm , neatmimmemi tIme uotver anti imm'erogra-
tives of tIme executive of the state.
Time Iulaiimtlils allege that Foster , Ibroatch
ammul Vaimdcrvoort threaten to hiroceed unmier-
tIme Cimmirclmiil-lttmssell appolntmmieiit , clainmlpg
to be cltmthemi wHim mmli of time nigimts anti
f'oaera and fumietloime vestemi iii mmmemmmhcra of
the Fire mmml i'tmlice Coiummmmissiomm ; timit miimder
ihmete jmretc'nmlcti rlgimis mmimd itot ( .rc mind fuimc-
'tiommim titey are abouit to aeu'uiimme eemmtrol of
time fire mmimti 1)011cc forces of ( lie city of
Onmahia , tilcreglrtihimg tIme laws of time state a
timey imow exist.
l'1tEiEItliED SN/ti' JUIGMEN'l' .
The hilaitlffs allege thmat Foster , iiroitcii
.miiti Vuimmlorvourt , togethmer whthi mumeicubers of
the cocmmmcil , tvere"auvaro timat quo warraimto
proceemiings m'ero aiiomit to he iirouiglit to do- .
tenimmhmiq tIme tItle to thme uhlccs of itoitco commm-
iii lmsio flora , , tlmmi t im a t imy stelt1il it g I ii aimmi at- .
temnptiimg to asammummo coimirol of time fire anti
1-011cc forces of time cIty of Ommmuuimmm tIme (10-
feimdammts somighit to miek'at time emmuis of jums-
tice ,
After time immjtinctiomm immmmi imecim grammic-mi by
J mmmi ge i loimewel I ii immi time Iietl t ho n II leml i n t ha
'it1lc of time clerk of tIme district eaumrt , culmica
of time proceethings ivere served upon eacim ammmi
all of time tiefemmtitnts by Deputy b'imerift
itomommzwcig.
Earlier iii tlmc' evemmhn1 attnrncys for die
iumm'imiitrs of tIme Fire anml l'oilco Coimicmmlssloa
filed him time cihlce of the u'lcrk of time tiistrict.
coumrt time lutltIomi cmi wimicim time hmmjmmmictloa
% .as gracmteml hmy Jmmtigo llopewt'hl yesterday-
cifeti imoomm ammul vhlchm ts-s 'lolatcmi by time city
commmtcii. him timIs came time ortht'r of time court
eiijmmimms Beech iligby , city clerk , froam re-
ceiviimg for illiumg tIme tiormmis of time ltt ( teiided.
immoimm imers 0 ( tim e I"i re a nmi i'mI i cc Commm iii lee ion
A. C. Foster , \V. J. iJi-oatclm mmml l'aui Vmcmuier- :
vcnrt , it tulsa eimjuiims mmmemmibermm of time coon-
cil froiim alprO'iimg time bommtis tif time timreo pre-
tentling comnmimlesioners.
Time letitioum aim whilcbm this restraining order'
is ismtueml mcchletm tlmat ceu'taimm Perstmla , A. C.
Foster.V. . J. lirtutcim antI I'aiml V.m miervoort ,
clai mmiing t o hum beemm a lPoh ii teml mmmc mm lie re ot
time itoarmi of Iire antI l'olk'e ( .oitmitmission In ,
, ml for time of Oinaimm ti ' mmii 'l
imm city , ii ii em' a by r-
tue of time laws of 1885 , are abommt to lila
t lie hr lioni S iS I t Ii time city coummcl I mm nut tlueir'
precnmhed oaths of oilico with Dcccii lhigimy ,
city ci e rim ; t ima t t lie Itretemmuletl mm lilmumi ii till Cmi ( a
of Foster , liroatcii auth 'iummmlervtr'rt teem a
male by tIme attorney general mmcmii timr. ( 'Oiimnlls- '
abner of lamblic hauls mini iiuillmilimgm at a
mneetiimg imt'lml it ttiiommt mluo miotlce lmmmvmiig been
serveul UlOil time govenimor of time sate ; timimt
t lie a lIiOilitiii elm I S cm f t ime prete ntl eu imeimmbera
of ( ho Fire auth itolico Cumnicihsloim are nulL
anti volmi.
( AIi It I 111) (5 I't''i' ii 11 tCII Ulil 1,11.
A , b' , A , Miuj.ii'li lit' ( 'I ( ' ( 'imiiumt'bL
lgimui'tum A II Imi mm ,
Timm immetimhjtu's of time Ommimiima city council
imeltl their amutliorlty superIor to that of time
distrIct court yesterday afterntmon. As a re-
suIt tIme aiilclal bommils ofV. . J. lirojichm , Paul
\'amimbervoort niud Colonel A. C' . Ftsler , mmiemn-
illi S of tim rt C imuircimi I ltussol I Fl no a imd l'oli co
Comnummhumelon , were apimrovt-ti iii Pluito of limo
irmjuimctiomm ( rein Judge I Iopot elI , tvhiicim was.
served mm ( lie imieimmbers imy tclegrapum early Iii
time aftermiooim , Sevcmt uimeuimhers recmgmilzed ,
time aimtimurity of ( lie court , but time otimers.
took tIme lilt in their teeth anmt voted to over-
title tite Injminctlamm to thu vocifemous aimlmroba-
( iou of time howlIng ummob of agitators aol ma-
coimtents % ho' Ilhleul time bolmhmy ,
Time coumncil moot accormiimmg to ( lie prear-
I ammgetl lmrmgrmtiul at 4 :30 : o'clock , hut time effect
of ( ho injunction wits to delay actiomm for halt
an hour. it i'ai ; evident frommm time first that
It was time intention mit ( tie dorvimmhm majority
, tto carry out their plans , lrnebletmtive of the
oruler of JUigO Ilumpeweil. Prc'sltht'mmt lId.
wards refumsed to receIve time teleg'ruimi wimlcts
% % 'as Imandetl iminm amid lila exammiple was ( oh.
lovcti by Back , Jordan , Juynes , Kimment , Mer'
cer anti I'rlmtce.
CAUCUSED O'iIlt IT.
It appeal-ed that emma or tmmo 'of tiit' inoni.
hers ivimo were reatly to vote for any mudS-
mire that tvouhmi aid the ther'ipimos In their
plaits micro it lIttle dQmmbtful as to time pro-
prlety of a direct -violation of time enter at
rjuimumtloui. ( ' ) . ( ' ( ntiy ( lie tmulij rity took
iioaCisiOU mf tIme prIvate ollicu of time presi-
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