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CABINET CRISiS IN JAPAN
. Populace Believe They Were Outwitted by
" the Oineso Diplomats.
RESULTS . IN IOSTILTY TO COUNT ITO
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1'ctiIe fr 'ho I ! .1/.1 I 3niiIre UrliU ) '
) " 'M/IMI.1 , IU It I It. ! 1..le.e )
Shl" ' Eu 1 . Chl.n h ) ' the
' 1'reitty II 1'eic.
' \ ' SIINGTON , Aug. H.- Iemb r of the
diplomatc corps who were seen as to
progress of affaIrs In the Orient think I
) ' I'rcbahle ' , If there be any erlRls In the Japan-
cee cabinet , a represented In recent Ils-
patehes , that It may be due to developments
made In connection with the negotatons be-
hHen China and Japan , which were understood -
stood to he In progress there between the
Japane minister and the Chinese author-
Ities.
. I Is understood that the labor of shaping
the relations between the two OrIental em-
1.lres has been left largely to Mr. llayaslil
the new Japanese minister at PekIng , and
that this work embraces many details sup-
1Icmeltal to the original tety , Inchldlng
. bp.les ! the cstahlshmcnt of commercial re- I
S latons between the two countries , the fixing
of the amount of the Indemnity for the sur-
render of the 1.lao Tong Ilcnlnsula. This
work woul ( naturally Involve a review of
the orIginal treaty and It may have de-
"elol'll facts which have operated 10 open
up the entire question and to give the critics
of the Japanese government a new basis far
their assaults upon , Count Ito and Viscount
1atsu , who negotiated the treaty of
Bhllnjoneskl. The surrender of the peninsula ,
wlh its splenllhl fortifications at Port
Arthur , arousctl much criticism at the time
RII ( If recent occurrences have tended to
show that China Is dliposetl to evade a
portion of her part of tIle contract this
\\oull serve tn open the old feeling of dls-
t salsfaclon In Jalan.
Much as hai been said about the surrender
ly the Japanese of the 1.lao Tong concession It
appears now that Japan never received any
d fnle a surnce 18 to the Indemniy she
was to receive. The general suppositIon
existed that there WIS a tacit uII rlallng
that there should he added not less th.1
lCO.OOOOOO taels ou account of this charge ,
but I now seems that the entire arrange-
mcnt for the slrenller ( of the concession was
made WIth the Interfering I'uropean : ) powers
who content themselves with securing
Japalse promise to keep Off the Chinese
mainland , leaving Japan to arrange with
China as 10 the Imount of Indemniy all to
iirovide for Its collection. I Chlnll 11 showIng -
log a disposition to take advantage or the
. . 4 attItude of Ittissia , France and German , as
Is understood to be the case , It wouhl
naturally fal n \ \ ' that the dbcontents In
Japan wouhl lale advantage of the oppor-
tunity to enew the criticism of the gov-
ernmlnt for not holdln ( on 10 what I hatl
CAINtT CIiANGIS IIPtNNG.
VICTORIA , 1i. C. , Aug. H.-The steamer
Empress of Japan has arrIved wih advIce
1rom Yokohama up 10 August 2.
Reports of ImpendIng c.hlnet changes are
frEely circulated In 'oklo anti are largely ) '
credited , alhough entrely without oUcl.1
coilfirmatloli. The Illness of Viscount Matsn
Is believed to he too seious to allow him to
resume the control of the foreign ofce bUKI- I
floss , which fillY fall Inlo disorder I left too
long .wlhout Practical supervision , and
S _ \ Mar'luls Salonjl tile pnsent aclng foreign
S viscount , and also mlnlsler I of p01 I lice I Instruction -
struclon , finds I Imposslhle 10 adetluately
discharge the duties of tile two posts. I Is
also stated that Count Ho will orer the
management cf foreign affairs 10 Count
In'oue lS soon as the latter returns from
Corea probably before the dill of Au/u t.
Two other gcvernhllellt changes are more
or less confidently I"etlcletl , Mr. Ito Iyojl
aspires 1 a sent In tile ahlnpt and he Is
IIIPP08Cti to have earned this promoton by
his ) excelent servIce as secretary 10 the
inilistry. : A place will be m.lle for him b } '
providing for one of the present ' 'heads of
dcpartmnerits wih a diplomatic staten In
Europe. Mr. Shh'ano , recently rice mInister
of home affairs. Is Ixllelell , Ihough with
less certainty , to join the cabinet In the
same way.
Chinese officIals In Peking are unable 10
resist the temptatIons to show their spite
toward . Japnnalll a disagreeable part of the
( itity Is 10 call them to account when they
5- . become ffeilslve. The Tsung 1.1 Yamen has
twice been obliged 10 apologize to , Mr.
Hayashi for the ImPlication of an objectionable -
able epithet. "wliojen . " In the omclal
gazette and once for tile circulatIon of a
memorIal to the emperr , In which the
Japanese people were spoken of as Insular
barbarians.
IUI'nl.Y ' 10 'I'l g . \'J 1:1 lOAN : A "Y.
Jnllnu . .trutM - : ; ; 11" ; ; . ( nurtt.HI4'N il
11..r. .r th. , \Mlnl" , 'llalr" " .
VICTORIA , n. C. , up H.-lal advlls
from Japan stale that since tile purchase
of the Ironcall Stonewall . forty "ars ago
Japanese have not looked to the United
States for additions to tholr navy. but It Is
% . , . SlOW proposed to Invite est latea from Amer-
S.- Ic.m as wel as } uropean ship builders for
the new vessels required. Attention of the
Navy t1eprtlYl4'nt has been directed 10 the
remarkable hnlll\'ements In the AmerIcan
mmian-of-war. and Conllantler latlger , the
navJI atache 10 the United States legation .
Is prepared to Ehow that ships above 3,000
tons can bo Ircdueed at least al cheaply In
the United States 11 In any other country ,
completely armed and armored. The build-
ers wl guarantee . the highest results of
modt1 manufacture [ , anti ,1 supply de-
Ilgns to execute any plans however Intricate ,
tiat nay be Etlbmnitted.
_ . Tile proposal to purchase ships from
S.p\ America Is cordially approved by all casses
S of Japanese as enl means of testIfying
gratitude for the people for the kindly In-
tlrest displayed by olcial representatives of
the great republic during the recent var . I
and at no previous time has Intercourse be-
twten Japanese anti Americans been so
friendly as 110W. Oillcers of the Untied
Stales vessels stationed at Yokohama are
constantly recevlng ! hospitable courtesies
from mIlitary and naval authorites of
the empire. . chiefly In eonluemofton of time
hearty \ , cicolne given by time Petrol 10 the
Japanese soldier at Ylnp I'ow last winter.
/t a banquet offered by Marshal Nodseu to
Admiral Carpenter anti his suborihIm.tes , the
marfhal deelartl that the Incident would
never be forgotten , but would < 1 lastingly re
mInd the Japanese of theIr Inllshlellness to
their friends who stood by them \ hil others
held aloot.
ss\ Sir I rst Sate , Ihl BrItIsh minister , ar-
t rived In Japan Jlly 29. lie formerly FI'PII
18 Japanese secretary In the 1'n/lsh : lega-
ton at Toklo. and was dlstngllshPl1 a .hal'-
trIg more thoroughly maFlere 1 the Japanese
. lTguage , than any other. _
it It'ii Jlul.er At tI'lllItN SuIvhie . .
ROTiitDAM , Aug. I.CuAtaUnsen , Il
partner In the Irm of nn/en Irther bank-
ers of Genoa , Italy , who e failure was re-
c nty announced. Irrh'pl hHI ) yesterday
evening apparently wIth tile Intention of go.
tog 10 New York. When emlarklng on the
!
Netherlal\h lne .haml Slaarnllam he at.
tempted to commit suIcide hy taking polsln.
lie was taken to a hoslllal and It Is said
'hat he will rtconr. I II statll that the
banker . had the sum of G50.000 francs 01 his
% IJenon when searched at _ the hospital .
- S\ 1'III .u.h liul . .1 . .vloii.
ST. 'lmSBUHO , Aug. 14.-The No\osto
' ' rec mmtds that llula , France and Germany -
S. " many unite .sIti the United States and
. : Urea Britain with the view of obtaining
eattsfaetIomt for the columitted b '
talhfacton outrages cmmite by
hhlel" upon the different ml8lons , and In
L order to obtaIn substantial guarantees against
a I'ptlton of Ihue occurrencea.
r ; llr. OlitrIlgiM I--irlculn : ,
T1Ft.I , Aug. 14.-AccordIng to Armcul3n
Ilvlcel a marnudlng b\nl commanded by 1
colonel of Kurdllh troops has pillaged the
Yla , of Segurek4n
( iJNlit.tb : I'WS I ' III ' 1'hti : on u s'r.
" Jii Jill heal. :11'rlrut" . \/nl"Mt t. Pnr-
III"IU hl"ur/.ut StIll ! it.ferreli.
VICTORIA , ii. C. , Aug. H.-LateRt advices
from Japan via the steamer Enlprezs under
date of August 2 , Ray :
The Japanese generals In Formosa still
defer a movement against the Lbs Insurgent
bands anti raIds of the Chinese guerrIllas
which are giving great trouble.
The I.'rench envoy at Peking has agreed that
the commission missionary
for investigating the -
ary outrages nt Chen Tu shall consist of
three persons , the CatholIc bishop , Dunante ,
the Chinese treasurer and the Chinese chief
of Shee Kuan province. The preponderance
of native 0lelal8 , It Is thought by foreIgners ,
require nn exiliaflation. / body at Imperial
troops will be sent from Peking to preserve
order durIng the examination , .
Hong Kong newspapers assert that a plot
for the violent overthrow of the hawaiian
government has been detected. Twenty or
lore Americans are said to be ImplIcated
a 111 fOlr 0' the number are accused of secretly -
crely manufacturing dynamite bomhs In 1
small village near Cantou. I Is alleged ey-
\lence has been discovered showing tInt the
government offices at 10noluiu would he destroyed -
strayed wIth these bombs. The police of
hong Kong are diligently Inquiring Into the
affair , but none of the suspected partIes have
been arreslEd. i
Al ships arrIving at Japanese ports from i
Corea or Formosa where cholera prevails are
now sUbjected to an examination by the quar-
antne authoriies and In case of need Ire < Is-
Infected
The battleship Chen Yuen captured at Wel
ThaI Wet by Japanese has been brought to the
naval staten at Yo Io Sll.near Yokohama ,
and wIll be Inspected by the emperor.
Many atlltonal disasters caused by the
storm of July 2 { are reported .rom the south
all west or Japan. ' One thOUMIJI fshenppu
of the sIngle province of Sal Suma are
known 10 have been drowned Thrce steam-
shIps were driven ashore and ! few of theIr
crews alll passengers escaped alIve. Halway
accldenls have been numerous In eonseluence
of the heavy 100ds and several vIllages on
the sea coast have been literally ( deslro'ell.
The list 01 dealhs as slated by the aulhorl-
tIes wIll exceed 3000.
GiNIitAb CA I'US ISH'I' ! AS Olnln
lul'nl AUtll.II'M : IIM ( fa ys' limformuit-
t.1lit h'MIU'/.uIM.
hAVANA , Aug. H.-General 1lartn z de
Cnmpos Issuetl an order directed chiefly 10
tile rural authorIties , Instructing them that
they should advise th mIlitary authorities
when an Insurgent band appeared In their
dIstricts , anti I possible , name the leader
of the band Pcrsonsho have joined the
instlrgcnts , and who have suhsequenty returned -
turned home \ s Ihout surrendering to the au-
thorlttes . are notified 10 do so , anti those
who fjIi ( to comply with . this order are to be
tried hy court martial.
Lieutenant Solanna , at the head of the de
tachment of forty men belongIng to the
squadron of commerce of Havana , has been
engaged wIth the Insurgents commanded b ;
lerlulez aud'allez , at Clerrecita . In the
HenJlols district The lieutenant . captured I
four prisoners and twenty horses laden wlh
IJOl'lslons IUlended for time insurgents. General -
oral Campos tills afernoon left the cIty for
tile city of Santa Clara . , capital of the
province or that name
hAVANA . Aug. II.-Insurgenls to time
numher or 400 attacked Port Rathbazo ! : whIch
I tInder cOlslruclon on thc railway to
Puerto Principe. A garrison consIdting of
one sergeanl , ono cooral alul seventem
Juerlbs made a heroIc defense untIl Captain
: Mcrcedo wIth forty-five Infantry and twenty
! uerllas , arrived to rcl'eve ' them. le forced
the Insurgenls 10 rettro le1vlg : behind
two dead and their firearms and mnaclmetes.
macletes.
Time troops lost four dead and twelve
woundN.
I A V ANAug , H.-Captain Gner11
Martinez de ( 'amnpos revle\\ the municipal
coloretl volu'teers today , antI the later 1m-
immediately aerwards , , - - - for the front.
SI'JIS : A : \S\.I' I : . \ ' " IIC\ .
Cor..un : I/I.t'I' pl'.M , tn t" . Unlt'l
lnt"H II SIn" . 11M 1.1 I. . .
VICTOHA , 13. C. , Aug. H.-Prince Yang
10 lak. the fugee Corean minIster of time
Interior , who fled from Seoul a month ago
to avoid arrest at the Instgaton of the
lueen , arrived on the steamer Empress of [
Japan. lie sought an asylum In Japan , but
an attempt was 10 have bee made 10 cause
his arrest on time charge of plotting against
the life of the lueen and 10 prevent any
complcatons , he WI advised to leave. The
United States was regarded as the best asy-
him . and 10 this country he has come. lie
Pretended to know 10thing when an Asso-
elated iress correspondent approached bun
and later when an interpreter had been "ro-
vlded , did noL care 10 talk melely saying .
"I am an ex ll from my country , and am
going to the United States after a slay of
two weeks In Japan. how long 1 will re-
main In the United States I cannot fay. I
am unjtmstiy forced out of Corea , but what
the future wi bring forth no one can sa } ' . "
Prince Pak Is about 40 years old , smmmahi ,
but has an Intplectual fiice. ThIs Is his
second exile . he h'lng rehlrnOtl 10 Corea a
year ago August 2 , after ten years In Japan.
; : I.I.TONS Foil II G IM 1'itOVII LiN'I''i.
; : " . : I 'u n Giye'rii l"n t ' \ 'Ii I Unlc Se-
' .i'nl Iei' i ' " 'll t C L ' I I it rPois.
CITY OP MEXICO Aug. H.-The commission -
mission of coven engineers appointed by the
department of conllunicaton to Inspect the
termInal ports of time Tehuanlepec railway
have complied their rPport , which wl soon
be publIshed . This report suggests jetties
10 Ileepcn the bar at the Coatzacc.lcos river
at a cost of U.OoO.OoO , and for Salna Cruz
a system of [ breakwaters costng $7,000,0C.l0.
PlalK mIre also su mlietl for land locked
imrbors at Juchlnn lake , thirty kilometers
south of SalIne Crmmz as preferable to break-
waters at that port. The cost of convertIng I
time lake into a harbor excavating a canal
from the ocean 10 it. Is $10,000,000. The
go\erment wl soon dpehle whether It with
gIve out tile work 10 contractors or do It
Iself , Mal ) ' American and En/lsh can.
tractors are rlad ) 10 limit In hlds.
11"OIUC.\S'I' tP 't'hhI ( ( IYiiN'S SII I'CI.
Iltlntc"'M Ihnl S. n..I..i.nl ft'iIMilI. '
tUI 1M t. I , . Ii tlt'et'ti 'l'hIM ! eM 'un. '
I.ODON , Aug. H.-In tile 10uEe of Commons -
mons this lornlnl tle ! wcrk of ' \ earlng n the
memIers of Parlament I\as ' conttnuetl. The
queen's pcech , after the eustom1ry
auurances of 11eace with all the powers I
Is expected wl refer to thp termlnal of
the war between Chna : anti Japan altl ( the
steps taken In rega,1 I time lislon outrages
There wi be a strong allusion 10 Armenia
and to the forms which the power are
preulng upon the sultan . and aso : to the
Inlluslon of Beehuanalant In Cape Colon ) ' .
I wl conclude wIth a brIef reference to the
, 'rtmalcs (0 he presented and to the fact
that P.tlalent lann,1 he expected at time
prt'emit session to proceed with active Icgls-
Ia t km.
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Ilh'rnntlulnlrhltrnt. . . CUllrrM" .
fllLUSSlLS . , \ug. . H.-The 'secon < 1 session !
of the International palslentalY confer-
ence on peace arhlratcn look plact i today In
the hl of the Senate. One of the lnglsb
delegates . Mr. Shape , ahl II WBS rliuelahle
from the al hlr ton standpoint 1\1 the COn
gress of the United States had refused 10
vote tile Uerlng lea comp nston. whereas
Great Briain bal paid a large . \lalm ! In-
IImlly.
Mr. Wilam I3\llal Cremer. ll P. lec-
rotary of the Intennatlonai ' Worklngmen'l
association anll edItor of the focl ty's org'I ,
, \ rhiitrator. who wa enl of . the delegates .
protested against : lr , Shape's remarks , de-
caring that th United States had merely
deferred p3)lent and only rehlret to admit
that Ruch claims were " all fuunle < .
' 1' .rrl-X'M \ liei.
mm . Aug H-A terrIble accIdent oc-
eurrld at tile Germanla ship building yard
lodar A number of workmen were relurn.
Ins acres a ClnllJY to the shore after
their work had been completed on a new
crulfer. when the gangway broke and all
the men were thrown Into the water Eight
bodIes have been recovered.
ROADS ARE NOT YET AGREED
Certificate Plan of Harvest Excursion
Ticket Laid Over for I Day
MUST COME TOGETHER SOON IF AT ALL
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Inrll/lul UI"I I Ill iiiils CI'nlrnl I'IMI-
th'.I ) ' . t iiiioii lice 'Ih.11 nuu
1 "eur"llnM hull ( U her 1.lleH
" ' 11 Inrcl ) ' lee 'I' ( ut.
ChICAGO , Aug. H.-The western roads
P1l In nil of today working on their proposed
agreement on harvest excursions , but I was
not quIte as much of an agreement us It was
expected 10 tur out. \\'her vote was taken
late In the lay on the ad\lsa. ' Iy of adoptng
the certificate plan of return tickets pro-
posed by the committee whIch has for two
days been working on the mater , three of
the lines represented declared they were not
preparetl to vote at totlay's session , as the
men Ilresent did not have foil authorIty frol
the executive officers of their lines to cast a
vote ThIs caused a delay all the whole
thing went over untl tomorrow. when I Is
though that all of the lilies wIll be really to
cast their votes. ,
No mater what the outcome of this meetIng -
Ing . will bl' . I' i Is certain that all the roads
wi run excurslone. The Ilnois Central has
no Intenton of aIamlonlng its annol\ell cx-
curslons and time , lurlngton has declared flatly
that It wIll run several excursions along its I
lne In Nebraska . anl' wIth the example of I
these two lnes he fore thel , all the other I
lines are not lIkely 1 10 keep their hands off :
the itmsImmess TIme best thing the lines as a :
whole can hope for Is to reach sOle agree- ,
fluent on the manner In which the excurilons
shall be run. I they fall to do this there Is
no tcling how damp the rates all over the
terrier ) ( f the Western Passenger associa-
ton may he cut.
The earnings of the AtchIson sstem proper
for the first week of August were $50S,792 . an
Increase or $25.308 over the sale week of last
) . Tle ' Inrlnls of the St Louis & San
Francisco were for the week $1,77. a decrease -
crease of $10.338. The earnlugs of the At-
lantc & PacIfic were for the week $ G2,4S2. a
decrca"e of $10,33G. The earnings of the AtchIson -
leon sstem , all llmmes . were for the week
$ GS5,011. ; an Increase of $1,633 , All the earn-
Ings given arc approxImated gross earIngs ,
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F'III'I' TO OI'SI' ' 1'lg IJCI I.I ns.
Iiit'Ii Pimi' lulL " 'hi" . . .111 In t1it .
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1"nrlIJ nt Seit tie.
SgATTLg , Wash. , Aug. H.-In the United
Stales court today the attorneys for the receivers -
ceIvers or the Northern Pacifc galld a point
and lost a point In time tight made against
them by SIlas W. I'ettlt . '
Sias Peti. representing Bray-
ton I'IS and the American stockholders. As
Indicated yesterday , there was fed a motion '
ton today that 1' F. Oakes , II. C. Payne
and hi. F' . Ione , receivers ; Wilam N.
Cromwell , general counsel , and J. \ \ ' . Ken-
drick. general manager , be cied to appear In
court August 22 and prouce telegrams . books
and other documents necessary to petitioner
In order 10 suslaln his charges of collusIon
between the receivers , Judge JenkIns and J.
J. 11. and also to estahlsh the fact that the
circui court for the eastern district of \\'Is-
consln hall no jmmrismitctlomm. Judge laurord
denied the nmotlon . leaving time counsel the
prIvIlege of renewing It later I the case
should s'arrant.
Tme other moton was to amend the answer
fed two years ago. In the orIginal bill the
Ifecnlh paragraph ( alleges that the orthern
Pacific railroad has property In , lodge
Jenl < ns' district , and the answer allmls the
nlkgation . while the afdavlt flied a few days
ago alleges that there Is no property or time
company In the district and never has been.
Counsel wIshes to correct the incompatibilIty
of terms. This moton was rigorously op-
posed by ex-Sennlor John ( Spooner hut
Judge lanford helll that time parties hall
the right to define the isemme and granted the
motion to amend The application 10 oust
the receivers and appoInt new ones Is sol
for August 22. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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J'I"I'I.I'DIIS'I' IS \1'1'\ I.
Sev . Irc.MIII.nt - .I I lie' ( , rullI 'I'rnnll
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A ret yes I. I : & .w York.
NE\ ' YORK , AUK. H.-SIr Charles Rivers
WIlson . the new president of the Grnd
Trunk line , arrived In New York on time
Majestic this afternoon. Ills arrival has
been looked forward to with considerable in-
terest , not only by the Grand Trunk , but by
the : railroads In general as he comes just
In tune to atend time executive commIttee of
the Trunk Line associaton on Friday , August -
gust 16. lie was aekd for his vIews on this
partcular meetIng , as well as about the
gcneal purpose of his visit 10 this country ,
ami his Ideas on thl pressing financIal
probein of the day
"The meeting to consider rates . " he said ,
"Is of the greatest Interest to time Grand
Trunk lilies as It Is to all of the olhers. The
maier of rates Is a maier of life anti dealh
to time carrying Interest. The bst solution
of time Ilueelon would be a pooling bIll , but
In its ahsence I Is for us 10 do what we
can to reach an agreement In a meetIng of
this lnd. 1 how great the chances of success
are I cannot tel , for of course I Is all new
to me , for I have but recently taken olee
and have never been In this country before .
Healy my part wi be only a slight one
and my attendance there Is only Incidental
to the plncillal object , of my visit. " The
object Sir Charles went to say , was eon-
necled whim his own read anti . the duties or
his new 0111cc.
olce.
Soutiit'rii Inlwu'M L'i.iilie t" . \Ir. . . . .
NEW YOn , Aug. H.-The Southern
Railway and Steamship association meetng
Ivas adjournell tills evening after an all day
session without an agreement havIng been
rcachctl as 10 time reorganization , which has
heen IlscuSSld , anti a plan for which had
been prepared ( . One of the members op-
posed 10 Ih9 luau as presented saltl ( tonight
that I some scheme at reorganlzalon I no'
arrived at h ) lomorrol or I'rhlay time old
association must fall to pieces , and a merry
rate war Is sure to folow , There Is a bare
possibilIty , however , that some arrangement
11 ha made to avert rate cutting.
The Soulher Slates' Passenger association
viiI hold a meeting here tomorrow.
thin t I iiiitOii 1..rl..1 I" ' 111. hush iie'NN
NEW YORKAug 14.-CollIe P. huntington ,
president of the Southern Pacifc railroad .
was a passenger on the sleamer Majestic ,
whIch arrived tOllay. "I ha\e been abroad
wIth Mrs. lunllngton slmpl for a IJleasure
)
trIp , " said he "anti we have had a most de-
lightfil time. We were In France and Eng-
land and SIlent our ( hue lhhteelng anti en-
jo'lng ourselves. " Mr. Huntington would
slot discuss any phns regarding the future
imianagement of time Southern . Pacific .
! lllllr"MM"11 t Iu' 1"I..r 1111 tIM Iii Idipr .
GUThhltlE , Okl. , . 14.-Time '
GUTIUE Aug H-The Wah Shah
She News , publshul at Pawhuska , Osage
iiatirnm . wa supprlsied today by Colonel If.
B. Freeman , acting agent of the Osage na-
ton , anti its editor , J. F. Palmer , was bJn-
Islml from time nation . Freeman has been
agent of tile Osages for twelve months. The
News alleged that he Is heaping all klmh of
Indignites upon the Indians. Two weeks
ago Preeman wrote to Commissioner Brown-
Ing 10 Issue an order giving him power to
suppres the News and banish I'ahlmmer I
IfelU that the order was given . as the
Ose police swooped down on time News
today ) and took everything In sight 'he ex-
tement Is Intense , and threats au made
that J'reeman 11 be tarr.d anti fealhere
UnIted States Commmimmissioper I.sahy <
Unlell Commluloler proleleO
against reeman's actions . anti Freeman h1
luccess. tried to have him banisimed but Ilhoul
: ln'.m..nt fr Ocean Sh'lulur. . . .u1. -I
At Southammipton-Arrlved-Aller , frm ,
New York , for Bremen.
At Llverpooi-Arrivd-Teutonlc , from
New Yurk
At Loodon-Arrive4-Manltoba , from New
York.
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I.'nm ct\m - ) US' - IN' SIISStON.
Silver Ah'.lh' " J"ItnJ n " " , 'er-
. .iI'i. lt I hitS Snt"nnl' CililliltI .
WASINGTON , Aug. H.-The sIlver conference -
flrence , meeting waR 0111 to order lt 12
o'cloek by Senator harris , i1mn moved that
Senator Jones be called to the chair lS time
tcn10rary chairman , which motion carried
urlnlnousl' . George M. Lecrone of Ilnois
"as chosen secretary of the meeting. The
mlethlg began behind closed doors , with
Instructons to the doorkeepers to admit only
those who hail been invited , Vi'imen the roll
was called representatives answered from
.
twent-two different states , but mimes were
given to Ihe secretary of only imlneteen
VIrginia headed the list In point of members -
hers , with fifteen delegates whIle Illinois
and MIssourI reported fourteen ealh , Other
states represented were : Alabama 4 : Ohio ,
1 : Georgia , 2 : Indiana 1 : lelawarl. 1 : Maryland -
land , 3 : Kentucky , 1 i Mississippi . 1 : North
Dakota , 1Vest : VirgInia , 2 : Arkansas , 3 :
Colorado , 3 : South Carolummim . 1 : North
Carolina . 3 : FlorIda , 4 , beaded by Senator
Cal , and Tennessee , 4.
Senator Jones made a brief speech on
taking ( thc chair , confining hhnRel ) 10 thank-
Ing the conference for the honor , and expressing -
pressing the hope that the proceedlnFs would
he harmonious anll productve of good- re-
suls.enator
Senator Daniel offered a resoluton pro-
sIdIng for the appolnlment ! y the ch11r of
a commitee to prepare a proram and reoiu-
\ons , which was carrlNl and the commitee
announced as folo\'s :
Senator 3.V. . Daniel qf VirgInia ; E. V.
Camack of 'rennessee : J. J' . Johnson of
Alabama : Patrick \alsh of Georgia ; A. W.
Carl < of Indiana : \ % ' . 11. Ilnrlchsen of
Iinois ; ex-Senalor T. J. Jrvls of North
Carolina ; Governor W' . J. Stolie amid II. M
lull of MissourI : J. S. Beard of Florida : A.
\oodson of Kentucky ; Ohney Newell of
Colorado : W. I. Beley ! North Dakota ; S.
S. Yoder or Ohio : J. P. Saulbur } ' of Deln-
ware ; \llam Cleman .If Inryland : W. S.
Stockdale of llassachu ls ; J. F. Treuhlin .
Soulh CarolIna ; J. C. Coemmwehi . South Caro-
hunt ! J. S. hare , Texas ; Senator Jones of
Arkansas.
After the appointment of thIs commitee
the conference adjourned until 4 p. m.
At 4 o'clock the commitee on program
alI plaUorm reportel through Senator Daniel
that It was unable to report . whereupon the
conference dechl..1 to altour untIl tomorow
lt 10 a. m. 1 Is generally ulleslood
among the delegates that the Important work
of time conference Is beIng done by the com-
ml tee.
Senator Daniel reported to the conference
that the commHeo hd not authorized the
draft of a plaUorm and none of the mm-
hers wee able to say when time report woull
be complete. The proclelllgs of the conference .
frence developed some di1Teences or opinion
as to the line of policy 10 be recomniemided.
but these were not of a ; sumcenty railcal
nature to cause apprehenion 'of a serious
dela ) ' .
The commitee proclellnl Indicated that
the report when made will recommeml the
Issuance of an address to the demo : ratc part
of the country , urplng In , very' strong terms
the maintenance of the slver' cause In the
demccratlc ranks . anti also outline a plan of
organization for the silver ' forces In the party
wIth a view 10 the selection' of delegates
to tie next natoMI' convention. This plan
will probably embrace the appolntmpnt of a
central commilee with a member from each
state and ter"ltor . which shall . In turn selec :
: member from every county , the ( hatter 10
have the power to appoint a memher for
every voting precinct In his county. The
plan Inch\les a provision ! for a national head-
. quarters , probably at \i hlgtn. ,
OV1'ICt.tL g'S SI. 1V'.N COISG.
Stud i' n'.Inrll"lt 1"lr,1 Not hlll
.r t" . " " -lh'.11 l'IIIMMI.n.
\\'ASiIINGTON. Aug. H.-No confrmatl1
hl ! been received as yet at the State department -
partment of the appalntment of a eommlsslo:1 :
: t Foo-how tl visit time eCIe of the recent
massacre at Ku-Chenp though lIn'et1r Denby
has advl.et the department Ihat the appointment -
ment or such a comllss 1 was under con-
Ideralln nnll I was known that I would br
composed of Americans 'all Engiislmmnen. I The
present report on the uhject are therefore
accepted as accurate , and earlier than amclal
advlces. Surprise Is expressed that the
Chinese goverment refuse to allow an armed
escort ot forelgimere . as such an e.c'rL would
not have been permItted In either Great
'Brtaln ' ! or the United Stales , and would have
Intlcated Iht China felt unable to protect
the foreigners who are on a dlplomat'e mission -
sion , anti also that China Was unable to punish
the offenders In the recent rL ts.
/ cable was receive lt the Navy fIe-
partment today announclng\ arrival of
Atlmlrl Carpenter at Chee-Foo , with the
flagship l3altiisore. lIe had , nol been able to
communicate with Minister Denby , hut I Is
expecled he will do so during the day.
Acting Secretdry lcAclee said that I was expected -
pected that an cl-er 'of them navy would be
f member of the KuCheng cer mision , If
the civil Ruthorllps so requested .
Consul Sheridan T. Reed at Tlen-Tsln
cable the stale department toay that
cholera iiatj broken out lt Tlen-T"ln and
Chee-I oo.
bIi'I"l'tNG 'I'll ii ' ' ' , . ' . ' . ' .
1.11"IIS ( 'I'I" IWI'll' : 01.1. IS \
" 'II ' 111. thu' Cgiiitiihm'pi'nrli r.r duo
C , . mist' Ir C It. . Irr"Jllnrltl.M.
W'ASIiINGTON . Aug. H.-The course pur-
slled by the government after the seizure of
the strainer Petrel yeslertlay by United
Slates cusloms officers at Key West seems
to IndIcate that It Is dlsP93ed , 1.1 thus Instance -
stance at least , to give the Spanish govern-
mont no cause to complain .of its treatment
The Petrel was seized because It hall no
certificate showing Ihat \ had been legal ) '
Inspected durln/ the yeir. The captain .
however stated that the papers had bean
lost overboard In a elorm. lie ale stated
IhaL although Ihe vessel carried an Amer-
lean fag at her maslhe3tl. he was In fact .
a Spanish vessel , having been purchased by
tile Spanish government , and was then on
her way to Cuba 10 be Iurned over 10 her
owners. As Secretary \'Io did not care to
raise the lueston ( f her ownersh'p he Iple-
Iraphed the collector at Key West that I
time captain would make oath to his stale-
ment of the vessel's papers having been lost
at sea to release her : othrrwl , to assess
the minimum fine or $10 The recorils of
the department show the Petrel has not
been Inipected elnc 1893 , hlnce her pap-
lain's slalement of lie ( loss of , her certificate
may be properly subject to question . The
law , hoelerIve to Ihe' secretary tha
right to remit the fins In cases where the
absence of certfcate/Is due , only to care-
lesmes8 wih no Intinton to defraud. The
department It seems . Is wilng to take the
captain's eeusl In lieu ! f a tine.
G..rllil ) ' Ih.ru 111M lie : I" . ) ' .
WAShINGTON , Aug. le.-The State department -
partment has receIved a dispatch from Secretary -
relary of LegatIon Jaek8n ; charge d'affaires
at the embaslY of the Unlell States at
BerlIn , giving a statement ' concerning the
arrest at two Amerlcn ciiens , Fred anti
Ferdlnntl Iorl. 'i'haie mew were born In
( German . and In ,1aS8 ramI 10 the UnIted
States , being then ( 1 and 15 yean old re-
sp ct\I ) They were naturalized at ChI-
cage In 1S91. 1 Last Sept rher they malle a
visit to ( Germany. In March '
Ihey were arrested -
rested anti fined IGO marks for faIlure to
perform mlltar ) ditty The German aulhoe-
Ites , upon an II'p8lgoton undertaken at
time Inrtance of the 1nlled States Im ,
hany , annulled the
annuled proceeding and ordered
time return of the money Mr. Jac60n says
time brothers have finished heir ( visit and
returnlll 10 the Unutet1 SlateR. ( TheIr pru-
ent whereabouts IR unknown , anti the em-
b3EY cannot learn I the money has been
refundpll nor trrlmlt tp 1 Ihem their cer-
tfcale of naturalization _ paperi.
Stiigt' Ulhl.r" - t'iiit'r . A rrt-Nt .
WAShINGTON , Aug. H.-On February
1. IS9 , a stage was held up and robbed on
the ( highway near 'pearf h. S. D. I Today ,
Chief Iostomce Inspector Whe IeI was no-
hOed of the are t lt Siulngttld , MD. . of
Ulysses O. Pils , charged with the robbery I t
WIISRY TRUST PLANTS SOLD
Only One Bid Male anti that Was the
Upset Sale Price .
BOUGHT UP ( BY REORGANIZATION BOARD
S'"o.lh.1 nIMllh'rl . . , Imie'iiitl lug due
O/t 1."cnh..1 In ( hiiiitiiii . nIMI"'Mi..l
or I" I..h'.r : lcSu\n nt
l'iiille Aut'tiomi.
ChICAGO , Aug. h4-Uniler authoriy of
JUdge Showaler of the United Stales court ,
General John : lcNu\a , receiver of the Die-
tlng anti Catldeedlng ( company , sold the
property of that corporation today to the
reorganlzton commitee for $9.800,000
General llcNula was accompanied b } United
States Marshal Aroll and half a dozen depu-
ties and Levy Mayer , attorney of the re-
organizton ( commitee ( , Alore ) ' Alien ami
S.V .111cc , president of the Distilling and
Caltefcedng ! company. They foum1 n
crowd of nlwspaper men , lawyers and
senographers ! as elbled on the stairs of the
federal buiidlmmg . where the sale I\as to be
malIc In the open a'r. The prelIminaries of
the sale sere begun b ) the reading of the
advertIsement eonlalnlng the Judicial decree
ordering the sale. The Rllverteement was
very lengthy amid Its reading occupied nelly
an hour. The only bid entered was that of
the reorganization comimmtttee. The property
sold conslsls of seventeen dstlery ! 11hnls
According 10 the - order or the court lIe-
eeller JeNulta took a stand upon the steps
of the Carl < street entrance to the curt
house A little group of atorne's amid
Irust etockho1lers surrounled the receiver
alII n smal crowd of people gathered , curious
to see time transfer of the great Ilroperl
There had been rumors If a p0831ble Protest .
hu the monotonous reading of the court de-
crel proceeded wihout ( imiterrtmptlon.
Charles Allen , one of the attorneys . acted
as master of ceremmmonies . backed hy United
Stales Marshal Arol < ammO several deputes ,
President Rice ammO Secretary Gof represented
the reorganlzatou commll e , wih Levy
Mayer their aUorne ) At the conclulm of the (
reading of the eonrt order Geueral llcNnla
announced that he was ready for bids for ( lie
seventeen distilleries conlrslng : the property
, of the ( Dstlug alI Cnlefeedlng com pan )
I Levy Mayer stepped forward and In the
nale of the reorgaulzaton commitee bid
$9,800,000. ! The shet and stout receiver
clmhed a step or two higher and elevating
his voice Ilroceeled 10 fu\l the Iluties of.a
professional amctioneer. The general strained
his voice to Its utmost as he called . out :
"I'm bid $9,800,000 for the property of ( ftc
Distilling and CatteeeJlng compmy.
"I hlar no more bids , " said General Mc-
Nimita. "Then down she goes . once , twice . ,
three hues and sold . " and the property of
I the great trust , calllal ! ed at $35.000,000.
changell hands \Ilh all the furmal ) ' of a
I sale of a U brass watch at a county fair. : lr ,
Mayer Ilrl entet"a certfCI check for $50.000
as a guarantee or good faIth amid after examining -
amining the bit of Ilaper the receiver an- :
ilotunced hlmgelf satisfied and declared time
nouncet sat
sale . completl" . The lIttle crowd of at- '
( o.rlieys Immellately left the court house ant
proceelled with the completon of the neces-
ary details.
The Willow Springs distler ( ) ' In this city
Is Included In the lIst. P. g. Ier of this
ely was not a bidder for the 1lant. , as It
was understood that nil of the distilleries
would be sold In a lump. Mr. .Ier
said that hIs Idea la9 tlat after the alp
hall been completed most If nol nil of the
piants would b [ ell to Indl\ldual pur-
chasers , thus taking ( al of the plants out of
time trust.
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:1Y ; 11\'g . Iti.itt.iit'1'1ItS - N.\S'I'
11'Iull"'nu I'nlul Ilc.lnl. Sot Smid Is-
1'cl nlh I Clllt'lisro 'Ir'nhlc'll.
CHICAGO , Aug. H.-The executIve com-
milee ( of the National Hepuhlean league I
met today at time , Great North 1 hotel.
Various commitees were appoInted and plans
were dlscusserl for the fall campaign. Much
dissatisfaction with Chicago as league heall-
quarters was expressed wih a strong semiti.
uncut favoring a removal to Ihe cast. The
commiteemen decared that they had not
been properly trlatell In Chicago , ant , although -
though acllon was deferred mmntli late this
afernoon , I was bellowed that \\'asiihngton
would he selected a& the headquarters of the
leaue.
After an adjournmenL for luncheon the
Iommltee met again at 3 o'clock 10 hear reports -
ports and the election of a natIonal treasurer -
urer to fill the vacamicy made by the death
of the late E. I ) . Harper of New Yorl TIme
sesslQns were presided over by Gpneral A.
E. 1lcAlpln of New York the newly elected
iuresideiit of the leagul. All of these ex-
pressed themselves Inthuslastc over time outlook -
look for the repuhlean party.-
The afternoon session was marked by energetic -
felc speeches and definite offers of assIst-
ance. Secretary fowlIng , on behalf of the
republicans or Minnesota presented time
league with a check for $1.000 10 aid In the
organizatiomi work. Promises of sImilar assistance -
sistance ( were volunteered by the delegales
from various other slates.
Then the reports from various other state
leales were received The outlook was de
dared promimlsung particularly In Iowa , Mln-
nesola anti New York. A committee on
league work was alJpolnled consistng of John
Goodnow of Minnesota , I' . Ii' . Powers of
Michigan , George Christ of Arizona and the
IJresllent ant secretary , whose tutes shall
be to map out the IHan of operatIon for the
varIous state and territorial organizatons ,
Before adjourning Senator John 1 Timur-
stan , James S. Clarkeon.Y. . TraclY anti
A. hi. lumphrey were mate advisory members -
bers of tIme executive comnmmmltee. ( The matter -
ten of locating the headquarters was passed
unt the regular October session.
By unanimous consent the executive
) conent executve com-
mitee chose Aaron J. fuss or Saginaw ,
: lch" , as treasurer of the lealue and treas-
urer ex-otficlo of time executive . bOlly.
Ilntorl " 'II hutS for ouu.1 51imiii'- .
CAMBRIDGE. Md. , Aug. H.-Te repuh' n
conventon which assembles here tomorrow
promises to be the mest spirited gathering
the party has hell In years. The advance
guard of leaders Is already gathering hiere
The friends of Lloyd I.owndes claim that he
wIll be nominated for the governorship on the
first ballot . wIth plenty of votes 10 pare.
The opposition to I.owndes centers around
\'IliLamim T. llahter and the contest Is becomIng -
Ing somewhat penonal Aside from the
guhernalorlal contest , the maIn Int ' rest at-
aches ( 10 the platform . The leaders GR11here
will be a strong all unqualfed expression
of the ( bound money Idea In national finances.
I Is the purpose ale cf making a personal
arraignment of the alleged influence exerted
by Senator German In shaping the recent
nomination cf John E. lurit'for governor on
Iho ( democratc tcket
'Vrii iii us Seurt.1 I ) . u : llltnlnu. I I
'rU'FIN , 0. , Aug. H.-At midnight last
night four tramps stealing a ride on I
freight train on the ( Big Four attacked
the crew wIth stones ant clubs when an attempt -
tempt was made to eject them. l'tght shots
were lined by the ( tramps , one cutting Ihe
coat of 1 miitaman who was on the train
and came to the assistance Of the trainmen.
The appearance of 1 uniformed boller
slampeded Ihe ( ramps.
I.Ulh"I. , \'ork..rM tU u S'rl.e. '
mON MOUNTAIN , Mlcim. , Aug. 14.-Sey-
cril hundred employed In the mills of the
letropo1tan Lumber company at Atkinson
have struck for more wages and the mills
mis
arc Idle ThlY are liable to remain so for
some weeks
\'iiwlioilts n.II . ) . 'rrn" . _
hUDSON'is . , Aimg , H-A terrible thunder ( -
tier storm , lastIng three hours , paned over this
section last night. Much water tell at lam-
mend , causing a washout of the Northwest-
ern. which delayed passenger trains about
eight hours
JOIHHIC ! 'I'iiIi Ulmnl AT I ) lt'1' II.
I.r..u..utut. . ' .lr li.I".uI" nucl
.Iolul ( hiP l'hlr'h llefore n I ag.
CINC1N'ATI , Aug. 14-Spoctal ( Tele-
gram.-Yesertiay ) ( morning at I o'clock lt
his home above his restaurant at 159 Central
avenue , Robert E. : lorehal Ilasiel away ,
after a short illmmeas. Mr. loreheatl was
wel known ns a 11romlnent anl.Cathollc
miman and was a leading member of the Order
at the American Flag \Vasimlmmgton council
No.1 lie was not a member of any church
but his wife was a strong Catholic memher
anti belIever. hits own early talnlug bath
been In the folds of the PresbyterIan chtlrCim .
ills parents were mmbers of this church anti
his only sIster Is now a slrong l'nt'sbyteriamm.
Notwll1tandlng his wlfe's Catholic alihhia-
( louis . Mr. lloreheall was so strong In hlg
b lef ' , that It Is Bahl he oull allow mae
Catholic to eat In his restaurant. Of course
of late his hatred of nome hall become more
bitter ! than usual , but on his deathbed Tuesday -
day night J'ather Connors of St. Peter's
catiuedrsIvas sent for anti extreme uncton
was admlnlslerell to Ihe ( dying man.
Mr. \V. T. Cooper , a prominent A. 1. A.
member , and also 1 mCmbcr of time Order ot
time American Flag says : "I 1 coull not have
been more surprlpel If I hall hlln Itrucl <
with a club. \hy , we regarileui him lS onQ
of our strongest members In the Order of
ito American Flag , a 11I I cannot believe
that ho would have consenlrt had ho been
consclou8. lie was nol a memb'r of time A.
P. A. lie tried several ( lilies 10 join , but
thp.11Cl that his wife was a Catholc barred .
him I room mmi cur bersim Iii , "
melrbersh\l
llrs , Iorehead InsIsts her hlIal dIed a
Catholic. Sii said ( list sue knew lie was in
a perfectly rational condition vimomm ( lie nIle
'as auunmunlstereul. ' 'Only abunit ten mnhntmtes
before his tieatim , " she said , ' 'lie called mime
by name , and while he coulti miot articui.tto
vehi , lie simoweti timid lie was lii time Imosacs-
slon of all hum facilities. I % veimt to imlmmm
Ttmestiay night , anti as lie a'as not a mmiemmmber
of any cimurchm t misited imimim whmether imo
wouiuP prefer dying a Catholic or a i'resby-
teriamm. I mmseti no coercion. lie miide time
choice of hits own free vIli anti I sent for
F'atimer Connors. 'rime ammti-Catimollcs may
talk as uimtmcim as tlmoy please , limit I tioim't
care. I have hearth it salti that lie iu.td
$1,000 Iimsumrance to ( lie American Flag order.
as'imicii his famIly cmimmiot get If iie died a
Catholic. hut If lie Imati , timey nmumy keep It. "
Clmutries Summmnmer , an emnpioye of time ccc-
taimramit amid mm mnemmibcr of time Order of time
Anmerican Flag , seemed sumprisNi wlmeii lie
learned that lila deceased emnpltmyer hind tiled
a Catimoiic. Ire saltS that imo knew of no
stronger Catholic hater or moore firm Anier-
lean i"lag imieimmber tiian Morelmeami had been.
' ' hits iimstirance In the
'Am ; far as iiavlmmg ammy
order , ' ' said he , ' ' 1 have been 1mm ( he eammie
cottmmcii with Mr. Moreimead over since its
organizatIon , anti I never hmearti of ammy in-
enrollee schemes. The surprising timing to
nie , though. Is lmla stitiden clmammge In belief.
I cannot explain it. "
Father Coummiors saId ( lint lie was called to
tIme tleatim bti amid aketi mme qtmestlomms as to
the moan's iiicntai responsibility. "I tinder-
stooti from imla wife lie hail sigmiIflod his tntemm-
tions to hmecommme a Catimoiic , anti as sue Is a
good Catholic I asked no questions. TIt'a
rIte Is sufficIent iii Itself. "
The ftmneralaviii , , be held at time cathedral
Frlulay mnonnlmig , anti ( he service will be con.
tltmc'.omi accorthung to the CatholIc ritual by
ltev. Fatimar Connors. Time Order of time
Ammmenlcamm Flag has been refmmsem.i participation
In time fimneral as a botiy , both at the house
itntl time cathedral.
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AII.i(1Ii1) A'I"i'idM I "t''i' 0 Iii..t Ci MA I I. .
Smut Vrimiielst'o ) , d s iIst to lCet'm'
I lie 1St , i'rmtiit 4emismi C lisli Alive.
SAN FRANCISCO , Aug. 34.-Another
'ersatIoim ' has developed in ( lie Durrmnt case.
\\'hethmer it Is m case of july bribtimg or a
hmoimi attenmpt at blackmail the police anti
oU'ers who imave nveatigated tue imiatter nrc
uiiwuiuliig amid Irobably mumble to state wIth
positlveimess. 'fite fact remimnlmma that Mrs.
Durrammt , inotimer of tIme young mmman who Is
accused of mmaurdenltmg Mlmmimie'Illiamns amid
hilancime Lanmommt , sas approached recently
by a imiysenIoUS wouimami , s'hose tiesire 5itS tO
sell sometimimmg of extremno Importamuce to time
safety of Theodore Duirrant. It was Inti-
imiated that mit least three of time jtmrors al-
reads' accepted commlul le irmfllmencetl to vote
for an actitlIttal. Hut coimm wolmiti be required
to get timose votes. Mrs. Dimrrmmmmt hot ommly
sluunneml tlme offer , bmmt Imifonmnod time attorneys
for her son anti also notified time police of
the nature of the offer madeto lien.
Tue vomnim is Mrs. Sarah Grogervimo no-
sides at 516 Leavemmworthi street. Willie she
tiemiles umavimug offered amiy jurors for sale , sims
admits imavung visited Mrs. Dimrrauit and
offering for coin to bring mmirntmt limo umecommi-
Pilsummmmemmt of somethIng wimlcii would ho 1mm-
valuable to time defense of Theodore Durrant.
Mns. Groger says she otmiy acted us time
agent of a timird party amid did so inuiocently.
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IIASI'11) OS AN 01,1) MIIXICAN LAVt'
, IIti ( . In Vii imiiihIi'Smsmi Fri. iielsico I'roi-
( 'rty CiilheL In ( tii.stioii ,
SAN FRANCISCO , Aug. 14-Time heirs of
Boil Jose do Jesus Noc have begun suit in
( be superior court to re/am possession of a
tract of land conmprlsig ( over 6,000 acres ,
known as tue San Mfguel ralichmo , iii ( hula
cIty , The stilt Is baseti recent tranala-
tiGmis of tl'e Mexicumi law , which make t
Iinpoasible for a imusbanti to iieed away his
vI1e's half of aimy commmmunlty property of
whicim timey mnny be lOssessed. Nee receIved
time ranch as a grant fromn the Mexican gay-
ennment. In 1848 , before CalifornIa was au-
omItted to time union. Five years later , after
time death of his a' ife , lie sold the iammd to
Wlhliammm J. Ilcrmmer. Noe's heirs contend that
as lie assuimied a night he thU not possess lii
selling lila wife's share of timetr counmmmumnlty
property ( lie wlmnie sale is lumvalltlated. Time
state supreme court in tieallimg with slmmiilmtr
cases imaviimg their origlim under Me'dcaii law
imus repeatedly tmstaimmetl the rIght of a
husband to sell conmmnunlty property. but cc-
cent tramisiatIomms of the code are salml to
have chiamigemi tIme cotmr's Interpretation of
time statute. The property involved is estimated -
mated to be wortim $24,000,000 anti its ownershIp -
shIp as now rallied Is divIded among 7,000
persons.
: ii eis iii'I1ittI.tiY 'l'OltN 'l' ( ) 1'lli(5S.
It'litiiJ Ifl'i''ts ( ItCh , ' lIximhipsIomi of ii
'I'Ii reshi I iii : Sten iii IinI I'r.
MO11GANTO\\'N , 'mY. Va. . Aug. 14.-John
Blair and tons were threshing yesterday when
( lie boiler of the mumacimlne exploded , killing
three mmmen and injuring tour others , Time
killed :
JOHN SPO1SNAGER ,
CURTIN AMMONS.
JOhN BLAII1.
Tile irjured are :
floss Blair ,
John Spotsnager , Jr.
Leroy \'ade.
William Ammons ,
Curtin Anamons was struck hy a piece of
the boiler and lIterally torn to pIeces. lila
legs and feet were fountl unmier ( he ham.
All of Iliumir's clothing was torn from ImIm ,
A mmieri'liim I.Ihiriir .tsso'hg , tItimi ,
DENVER , Aug. 14-At the forenoon sea-
elan of time Amnerlcan Library association
Cimaniest. . Nelson , lIbrarian of Columbia
college , New York , reported a lIst of Amnerl-
can poniodl als. MIss fully J. Wade of the
San FrancIsco public library read an unterct-
hg paper on "Cataloguing in the Future , "
and Wililamim 11. ilrett of the Cleveland public
lIbrary dIscussed "The Use of Periodicals , "
p
'l'hirt'e lgior' ' C lit' A greeiiiemi C ,
NE\ ' YORK , Aug. 11-lu. is etateui hero.
on excellent authority that at least three of
the railroads runnlni out of ChIcago are 1g.
norung the agreement made recently to me-
store anti maIntain rates oil anti alter July 3 ,
ThIs Is said to be true of both freight and
passenger rates , anti there are rumors that
charges svlil be preferred agaInst two of the
leadIng lines.
C , 11. 3iiiiit's Trial Coimiii.'iiea'.l ,
LOS ANGELES , Aug. 14.-The trial of
C , l. Mayno , time real estate dealer formerly
of Omaha , San FrancIsco , San Diego and
Los Angeles , charged with assaultIng hib
wards , two sisters nameui Shmlimton , aged 12
anti 14 , of San FrancIsco , is being hmt-aril
here today , The girls gave some danmagtn
arid sensational testimony ,
ARE UNDER TilE \VIIITE \ FLAG
Rival rire and Police Boards Agree on a
Truce ,
DISPUTE TO GO TO TUE SUPREME COURT
it'Ilii'Mt Mitlie thud it lIt-nrIii ho
GI s't'u its tOiii as l'iissl ile-
Iti'siiI I lit Yt-sterilli 's
Cmiii CL' l.eiIUe.
\\'imat was first rroiaoscit , and actiriifmmlly re-
Jecteul by Messrs. Clttircfihil and ittmssitli imaa
been fltmaily accepted as the ommly solution of
the Ommmahmm imoilce niutitiic. All questiomis
vIII be stmbmmmitted to time stipreimme cotmrt for
settlemnemit , amid pemmtilmig tIme tlecisioim of time
Jtmtiges the l'rcsemit board amid its police force
and fire departmmient will tb btmslmmess at the
iilti stanti.
All tile officials Interested in ( he nmatter
semmt toiegrammis ( imrinted viii ( ( lila ) to ( lie
iimoimmtuers of ( ho simpreimie court yostertimm' ,
asking timat time court mmmccl In special sessloim
to hear time nmatter , Last milgiit Mayor Iiemmmls
imad this reply fromim Chief Jmmatlce Norvat :
Si'\'Altl ) , Nob. , Atmg. ll-'L'o ( ] eorg I' .
hiemimis : I lite enuleti miwetlimg of tIme jotigeil
for toummomi ow mmftem'miouim , s imeit a e will tie.
termmmliie ( ho mmmnttm.'t' of t'iti'ciai itesm'ioim of
eutlit. T. li. NOIIVAh.
At a meeting imelml In time clhtce of Mayor
lteiimis at noomi yestertimmy tue mimemmmbers of ( ho
tt 0 rIval bonnIe tif lire amid police coimmmmmlesioil-
ers decided to submmlt : ( lie que-stlomms at isstio
to time sumprelime cotii't at once mimmd telegrammis
Were soul to ( lie judges ef the ammiureiume court ,
Governor lloIcoiiib smith Attormmey ( iemmormil
Chum dm111 apiuilsilmg tlit'mim of time agreemimemit.
It Is stmmted that 1mm this agrecimmemit imeithi'r
side Is abantionimig any clalmmms. it is ( lie gen.
oral ummderstandlmmg that imo radical .sctiomm viil
be takt'mi by the mmew board at iueemmt , Pro-
vltiing that aim e.irly culisldcrmmttumu of tlm
case by the stmpremiie commrt calm be assuieti ,
Time conference was time result of time letter
" hicim Mayor liemmils stout o time Chmmrehill-flus-
sell bo.mrti Tumestlay nlgimt , askimug time mmmemmtbers
to miieet time old board amid emmtleavcr to reach
a lusaceabie settlement of ( lie comatrtit'ersy ,
Yesterthay time mmueummbermt of time iuew board
replied that tiiey hind iiecitk'mi to miucet M.iyor
liemmils aiim ! lila colleagues , altO limo mayor
replied ( limit tiie'y a ore ri'atly.
Mayor Ilemmils , s 1111 Comiimmmissloimors lirowrm
nhmfi ieavcr , cro Iii ( lie mmma'or'a oulice a'iien
Mesirs. liroatcim , 'aimdervoort and Foster up-
peareti , miccoummp.mimmt'd by ( heir mmttormmey. Time
two boartis rcmmmalned closeted togetimer for
oyer an hour , wimeim tIme door was uiuemied amid
it was anumouncoti timmmt an agrccmeumt Imati
been meaclueml.
Mayor iiemmmls tlmen semt ) a teegramfl , of
whIch time foilotvlmmg Is a colmy , agmied ! by iiimn-
self is clmahrmmmami of tile olti bomurd mind byV. .
J. Iiroatch as chialrnmaii of time new board :
'ro I iolm , Shuts A , I iolcommmb , ( io't'rimul' , numtl
A. S. Ciitirciiil , Attom'imey ( Jenerai : it the
atiiiltmmme court % IIl miiet't mit mimi early 'Jumte
mmli time iimcnmbers of time two boaniis of lire
itmiti itoiict' comninlsmtloncra 'lil tiimtte 1mm a.
reqtmest fet miii t'mtniy hietti 11mg. ( 'mlii yOU
get time court to fix a short dute ? Apmtver.
GlOttGi , P. liEMib' .
v. .i. III1OATCI1.
NOTIFIED TilE SUl'lti.lE COU1IT.
A telegranm , of which time following is a
cell ) . , was sent to each of tile Jimstlcea of
time suiurcmume cOtmrt
"All lmartles agree to submit police mat-
tcrs to supreimie court , it early iiearimig cams
be had , "
This was also signeti by time cimairmmaamm of
each boartl ,
In speaking of the agrscmument , Attorney
hail , ropm'esening ( lie Clmtii'cumill-Ittisseli
boarmi , stateti ( hat lie waimed it. unmlorstood
( hit neither hearth imail mummmle amu'y cort4'eamiiomms.
Eachm siule stootl as It haul before , and in
( lint respect ( here was no cimmmmmge In the
sltmiatlomi. They had slmmmply agreed that tins
best interests of all concenmmeui wommiti he
seiVeml by aim Immmmmmeuhiate atmbmimisslomi of the
commtroversy to time eimpielmio court , and they
imtmti united for that cmiii.
Mamobors of time mice' boarti vere rotlcemmt
iii rcgutrtl to shmat theIr next proceuttmro
would be.'hmen Mr. Vanuiervoort asked
wimethiu'r memmibera w oulti proceed to urgaimlzmm
a 11011cc force in otuimoJitiomi to that con-
trohietl by time old boantl. ito wotilti mint an-
saver directly , btit statemi that mmelthier board
was goimig to lie very strict eu time other
whIle time nmater s'as ueimdlmmg before the
stipremo court.
Mayor iieimmimt expressed hmimmum'eif as mnuch
pleased witim ( lie reitilt of time comifercnce.
lie said thmat tile iiiemiobers of each board scene
united iii timeIr desire to secure tile quIckest
posslblo c1tlcmiteiit of time immatter anti to prevent -
vent amiy conflict of auimorlts' ( . On this point
timero was no difference of nimimuloum betsveema
time (5'O boards , liothi hiatt agrecil to allow
matters to remmmatii tie at lureseimt 1mm order
that a flumal di'cisiumi mmmIgii ho obtaincui. 1mm
doing timis neither board wmis retreatlitg , but
both 'ere aitxiou ( hunt time differcmmcea simouid
be settled without a clasim betweemi time two
orgammlzatiomis.
Chief Jtistlce Norval's reply to the tele-
grani svas :
iIE'u'i'Attl ) . Neb , , Aug. 14.-hloiiu' , George
1. liemnis ilimul W' . J. ilnotutcim : As semi as
hmumvc' coimferi cii wltim illS' associates I svii
svIm e yuti of our cuncitisloiiim ,
'l' . I. . NOltVA1.
BEFOItE TIlE CONF'IiItENCE.
W'iien ( lie uneimmiucra of this mien' . board am-
nlreul at time city imali , muhmortly after ii ) o'clock
yesterday , tlmey store givemm a ssarmmm cc- - '
ceptloim. Time crowtli4 of apphicamis for 1)051.
tiumus , antI time apectaors ( wlmo imati been gath-
erung in front of time city imuli for aim hour.
set tip a cheer sciman Secretary Vuimdervoort's
conspicuoummi iigtmre as mlhcoveretl , as he
hushed his way through time tiirciig slid as-
cendetl to time roommt of Superimitentient Mat-
timiesoim oil time second hour , wlmleii lied been
set aside for time use of time hear board.
Nearly 500 people were congregated in and
aroumiti tIme city luau. 'l'imey lined time staIr-
'tays amid hung abotmt tile corridors , all eager
to get time first untlimmation of actioim timat
would be taken by time ness' board. Timers
was sue end of gossli ) anti mnammy imremmlctiona
were nmade as to what would probably lie
done.'hmen tile memmmbers of time tmew hoard
arrived ( hey score followed by a crowd Cf
spectators to time nooimms set asltie for tbel
tIme.
Secretary VammdervoOrt carried a big bun.
tile of envoloies whIch contained apphicatlommi
for posltloims ( Jim time fire or imoilce forces. Ommce
immaldo time roouil time mnemnhc'rs of ( ho board
tilt ! not proceed to a meeting as was cx-
pected. Time mimemhenli imeitl a conferemmce with
Attorney Umihl uiud If. 11. I'nhiner und talked
for a Imalf iiommr snub time crowd waited lam-
patiently. Fmmmally time foliowlmmg comnmunica-
tion was agreed upomi :
LETTIIIIS WI ilChl'E1tE WRITTEN.
OMAhA AUg. 14.-Iioim , George Ifle
mole , ii. ? .lein Deaver anti Cimarhes II.
itrownGelttl'L'flmeflVe lmuive tins imonor to
ackimowiedgu the receipt of yotmr comnnmuni-
cmttiomi of uigilst 13 , iii rtmimition to mmutters
in iiisptite hmetss'een tIme old mind the new
boards of lire and imoilce t'omnmnssloners ,
anil ivlii take imleasure In cmmfemihng wIth
you at time earliest opporttlnlty.
Yommrs rcspectfuilIy ,
\v. J. IIIIOATC1I ,
A. C. FOSTEIt ,
I'AUI4 VAN1)EIIVOOIIT.
Tlmis communication was dlspmmchemi ( to time
members of the old board by secretary Van.
dervoort anti ( lien another conference took
place whlie awaIting for a reply. Simortly be.
fore ii o'clock , Mr. MhlIar , secretary to Mayor
[ iemmmla , appeared anti imanded time following
letter to Mr. IIroatch
OMAhA. Aug. 14.-lIon. w. j ,
llroutchi. A. C. Foster anti Paul Vantler-
voort-Gentiemnen Yotmr favor of even date ,
requesting a coumference reept-eting the con-
( entlonmu between the old anti mmi'w boards of
lire antI poilea coinmnissiont'rmu , has been
dumly received , W'e are reatiy to confer wills
you at once 1mm ( tie 0111cc of tue mayor In
time cIty halt iitliuiiing ,
Yours respectfully ,
S (1EO1t(1Ii P. 1ii.1lS ,
I ) . CLIuI lEA'Elt ,
CIIAS. 11 , IOUO\VN.
Imtnetliately upon ( lie receipt of tIme corn-
mmmiimmication tile mmmemnbvrs of ( lie miew board
repaIred to the mayor's othico to enter upoim
time coimferemice. The crowds got a tip as to
hmat was 1mm progress and most of tile spec.
( atoms disappeared anil qmmtet reigmied aahn
In time cIty ball corridors.
Timere lieu gathered a great crowd at time
city hail , ammui the galleries anti rotunda were
cacked by curious hronge when the umemn-