. -nr i r-t - f " " " " , :!?:::; V Lt t ih. K9 anu HOMESTEADERS JOtFUL Non-Unionist Desertions Make Strikers Hopeful. END OFTHE TROUBLE AT DUOUESNE. i' Nearly Six Hundred ot tlio Old Mon Go UHok to Wnrk-Itlotera lleld-Ainntca-mnt tl Aisnuliitlon mid Irou Jlunuruc ttiri to Confer To-I)ny. ' ombsiead, Aug. G. It would be hnrd to flud a more jubilant or more hopeful t of men than aro the Homestead strik ers io-dny. Not since the beginning of the present conflict hnvo they been so confident of success. Last week many of them were going around attired in their Sunday clothes nnd despondent looks. Thoy wero beginning to feel that the bat tle was about ns good as lost, and the leaders experienced no little difficulty in keeping the discouraged ones In line. It is different now. This sudden chanue Both tlio method mid results w.mn Bjrup of Figa ia take.:; it is pleasant and refreshing to tho taste, nnd acta geniiy yet promptly on tho Kidneys, .uivtx uuu .dowcis, ciennscs tho eys- nui eilectuallv. dsnfls colds, l.pnd- uclies and Icv-rr iuil cures 1ml '.tual constiimtiou. S- nip of Fica ia flip Omy reined v of its kind nvnr n. in the situation was brought about bv so duced, pleasing to tlio tnsto and ac- mnay ot tl,J company's non-unionists do- 1'rom tlio "Fort Frick" was opened in tho morning until It closed In the evening men continued to leave tho mill. Those who came out through the main gate were received with open arms by the strikers', who conducted tlinm r.n tuelr Iiendquartets two squares distant. nero wero assembled all througli the nay sovernl hundred Idle steel vnrVnn and tlio arrival of each non-union man was tlie signal for cheers of tho most en tnusiastic brand. The deserters from the utile army ot Imprisoned workmen were provided with transnortntlnn tn tlit.lt nomes, the majority of them being sent to irunaueipma and Baltimore. Chairman Crawford nf tlm Adol,.... Committee said, this morning, that over luujnen una come front the mill to Amal gamated Headquarters during tho day, "We have the ninm nf tin nf tt,am i said Mr. Crawford, "and we have it that fully that many took their dnnnrtnrn !. boat. It Is no exaggeration to say that u'w iuu uavo iciLine nnmiinnv' nmn m. flrliniB Plli-r41 I since Saturday. Thoy renraumtml tlm ""lui JlUJIUUiUa n,oro IntelHnt work,, i7- VC. I ' ' . . vvuim 11 j iuo tuunmuy. oucn a stampede or tue men who came here to take our places natural ly encourages us, and we feel to-day that iyu nave mo iignc as good as won." Tho men are hi ccstatcles nf ilnllrrlit. tho now turn in affairs. In consoquenco, they are now more confident tlinn kv that It will only be a short time until tho company win give in and they will bo taken back by their former employers and meir organization recognized. ivieut.-uoi. James 13. Stroitor ceptahle to tho stomach, nromnt in s?rt!"S their posts yosterday. its action ntul frnlw ....&,:.-.. L !i. tlme Ul mal" entrnnco to " wvnv.iiV111 1 iu ILO effects, prepared only from tho most healthy and agreeable substances, ita tnany excellent qualitiea commend it to all and havo mado it flm mnat popular remedy known. byrun of Fica ia for unln in Kf)n nnd $1 bottlea by all leading drug- jj.ujr xunuuiu utugisi wno may not have it on hand will nro- mt. Si. . 1 n 4 . wuio il prouijiuy ior any ono wno wiauea 10 ITY 1U JJO not Jlf-npnt. an-a .V,t:t..t " e' J CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAU LOUISVILLE, K1 KEW YORK, N.Y, Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report liiv II, i till' are used In the preparation of W. BAKER & CO.'S BreakfastCocoa wMeh U abtoUittly pure and soluble. Ithuamorethanthreetimet the strength ot Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Hllrvflr. .ml In r. ui icam inan one cent a cup. ;L'J?,t"cl0U8' Dofishltig, and easily SoU lj Ororem ererrnhere. W. BAEER&CO., Dorchester, Mass. "EPULIS J3 33 3NTT Beautiful book containing tho latest vocal mu sle, full sheet-music plates, hanilsome cover, in eluding tho following gems, unabridged: Aftorwards, 40 I've Vorked 8 Hours, 0 IMby's Fast Asleep 40 I Whlstlo and Walt, 40 Comrades, 60 Love's Golden Dream 40 God HlessOur Land 25 Old Organ Mower. 40 Go, Pretty Hose, 5D Our Last Waltz 40 it".1 H' V yvonne Moonlit Sea, 40 In Old Madrid, 60 Swoet Katie Connor, 40 Wary and John, 40 That Is Love, 40 Wo give this book to introduce to you KROUT'S BAKING POWDER And KltOUT'S FLAVOniNQ EXTKAOIS, Unsurpassed for rURITTand STRENGTH Your grocor wlllglvo vou a circular cnntnln. are well pleased at the peaceful settle ment of tho sympathy strike at Duquesne yesterday. Nearly GOO of the strikers re turned to work. Hie repair men had the mill ready for running, steam was turned nn nnrl eav- cral departments were stnrted almost full and begun to turn out finished steel. mere wero many members of tho new Amalgamated lodtreK. fnrnw.,1 l.nt-n .t. the strike began, nmong'those who went back to work nnd they did it openly without fear of what their companions would say. There was no disorder at all. Small crowds of tho taken advantage of tho offer of Supt. Morrison stood near tho mill gates, just wiu line gunmen uy the sol diers, watching tho men return, but they Bald net er n word. The battalion bnd been drawn up in marching order nnd was kept in line, fully armed, for two hours, but no word of command was given. Some of the most skilled among the strikers were in the number returning to work. Ono of them said: "We havo been watching, the course of events very closely, nnd, while we would hnvo done all we could to have helped the Homestead men. we saw It was useles." PrtIZE FIGHT IN UPPER TENDOM iwo aweiu at Snratogu llelatior Each Other fur Tiro Hounds. oauatooa, Aug. 0. The prize fight yesterday between two scions ot society uas creaieu a great sensation here. It took place on tho Fnir Grounds at Balls- ton bpa. The principals wero Daniel W. Shea of Boston, a Harvard College student and a member of the Harvard crew and football team and Sldnoy Smith of Ballston, the son of a wealthy and prominent family. Tho mon aro both fine boxers, and tho match was tho result of jealousy. The party left Saratoga in two tally-ho conchos at 2 o'clock, and drove to Balls ton. Billy Edwards was refereo and Jlni mle Larkins of Now York seconded Shea. Tho fight was a hard one nml fnrlilnn.1 C 1 . 1 , , , . Dunm jtnocKeu out Shea DENVER'S GREAT WEEK Sixty Thousand Visitors ready Present. Al KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PARADE TO-DAY, miij- ,uuo .Urn Kxpected to 1 In I.loe. '.-uiiiiiiu iiecovutloiig and Hospitable t.iit'rtnliiiiii.iit-Annuat JUectloiillos ton and Cincinnati Want It Next Year. Denvhh, Col., Aug. 9. Denver is bound to become the convention city of th country, mere are now over 00,000 tmilrtaM tt. i. ... - ... mu tuy, ann me visitors are stiu coming at the rate of 1,000 an hour Over 10,000 Ktilghts Temnlnr nrrlvml ml ), mm wuii mem came 23,000 other visitors. Denver Is in itsclorv. Thn ilmn.Mnn. in tuo business district wero finishwl v,.. iwuoy, and tlio eye Is greeted on every o,..o u, jvnignis icmpiar emblems and nitistlcally arranged bunting nnd more expensive cloth. Rows of colored electric liKiiis are strunir across Mm Rtro..to .. taciiod to which are all sorts of Templar mm waen mey wero illuminated lasi nignt, ine oltv nrosontml n linmit if,.i iiiiu uuiqut spectacle. uist night there wero recentlnns at. tlio various clubs and headquarters to tho vis itors, for Denver is keenintr nnnn l,nn tr..i..i.. -----1,-,.-. ui jiuiynia are welcomed every- .1 .It. u. As quito a number ot commanderies in the RPnni.fl I round. Shea was badlv nnnUlmd nn,i flfnniltn na tn iin.n n 1 i ' wit! 1 , ' p i Dtviuuu iuuuu neuny i "i hu, uuivo uiilu to-uay, tnero were Pdiiiiunvw u general ngut among tho " iormai receptions last evening, but npeciaturs, inenus or tue light- mere was a general round Of fraternal Smith weighed 108 pounds and Shea 178. The time of the first round was two minutes; second round, one minute ana flfty-four seconds. The fight was under London ring rules. Smith is a millionaire, while Shea is prominent in Boston society and is 23 years of age. MUCH MORE THAN WAS ASKED FOR. The Fair Wanted h Loan of 85,000,000, and la Qlven Nuarly 84,000,000. HllTr1 A r.n A n . O Tn- r. . Davis, ot therld, KK mission, In a published interview, is CANADA'S BACKDOWN. Montreal Grain Shippers Claim It Is a lireach or Faith, Montreal, Aug. 0. The Montreal grain shippers are greatly excited over the news from Ottawa that tho Canadian Qovernment, in order to avoid retaliation by President Harrison, has decided to abolish the rebate of 18 cents per ton on all grain shipped by the St. Lawrence canals to Montrenl. They claim that such un action is a breach of faith on the nart ...i . : vcr, win oe made i of the Govern,, no , ' "uir" "lal ingress has given everybody's choice. oil, passed in the spring, granted a rebate ' ,,n, T 'l'000"10 t,haIl,!s BmnHlly Then will come the contest for the place for the whole seLnf '.d aU contrac U ,KtU!',r wero made on this basis. The reimnosl- ! w?5 Pnl.,m,,tn, Z .V ' ."..eL..HM. and tion of the tariff would therefore mean a 000; BoaYd ot ady Manager HflO 1 en '"Mi- " 13 a ecrious loss. Government Exhibit Bonnl, $400,000:' I Ihe general feeling is that the Cnna- medals and diplomas, $1011,000; for loss I Kelt of s..,oklnB a Pine. --- ". uuoiKjr muusutuimwii, uas not, only made a on coinage oi souvenirs, SOU-DOO- World's c,vm r a . una .imously re-elected to his position in j complete backdown, but has taken the Columbian Exposittonsl.GOO.OOO. To al ' frh wiwiA,,tfiV-"Tf,lthony tho 10th Uegiment last evening, hls.term worst possible method of doing bo. The $3 283,000. " ' ' 10tal l',lt h s, 1 U1 .rf '"'l'11 Ws a"", ami . 1 "'"o -uuitry, well) cans going on ail tho time, and at the several headquarters of the different otaics ine latch string was well fixed on the outside. It was open hospitality v'ufnune, mm us many oi the com mnuderies have their own bands along with them there was musio in the air all the evening. The parado to-day will eclipse anything of the kind ever seen in any western city. Forty thousand Knights aro expected to "5 AU Aiiie. Tho Grand Commandery of the United States will meet at 4 o'clock this after noon and the day following.' The officers for the year will be elected. Hon. W. H. McCurdy, tho present Denutv Grand MVa. ter, will be made Grand Master. He is having expired. This is a complete vin dication of his course in tho I'rivatn Tnm nffuir by the hitter's comrades. When tho news reached this side of the river the threo regiments gave three cheers. iticnard Nichols, the nitrht Ktmprli,. tcmlent and puddle Ikws nt tho Thirty third btreet mill .in Pittsburg, has ro- aiKinn nun io-dny made renort to tlm manager of thn KTmratni, nn.t r.,...,i btrikerS. Ho SnVS ho lltllt wnrlr knomrc I Forwni'llhlfr nmnnnni, 1...., 1 . I e was asked to do all sorts of work for ! prominent in tho flsht aiming. .ll.ni,i. nation via Ogdensburg, said: ay its decision the Government has government could have tuken a much more satisfactory course by either per mitting the transhipping of cargoes at Ogdensburg, or freeing tho Wetland cannl, which would have been the most satisfactory course. The crovernini.iit.'w entire policy towards the United States Is strongly condemned. Mr. Stewart, tho additional Premium List with full partlcu. pTs how to got them tree. ALBERT EROUT, Chemist, Phila. ABRAM HEEBNER GO., PORT CARBON, PA., Manufacturers of Of Every Description. the performance of which Tin liflT-anna liml been secured. None of the iron made by tho non-union men. ho KftVR. linu lionn voitu niiythlng, being burned nnd sent to the -scrap-pile." Ho reports tho com pany has really accomplished nothing, but has spent n great deal of money in at tempting to run with tlio unskilled work men now eranloved. Nielmla. tlm otriUn claim, is a t.py for the company and thoy uu ACDib'uuiiuu is a scheme to obtain Knowledge of their movements. i'T !,.. ...I muuipuuira uy juiss Jiate (Joultry. wei-o ik . : Z'rrT, """I l.r2r the abdomen. The child was not injured. An examination revealed : part of an exploded dynamite cartridge I 111 lllllTTt, V,iuf t...t- .1 1 ... tj iiwa-ui, wmua mo iibuc from a nine ho Lad bean snmlr i which ho had put in his vest pocket, had ignited. DUQUESNE RIOTERS HELD. Alt Hut One Oat on Hull -Jlore Striken to Ita Arrested. 1'iTTSBuno, Aug. 9. Tho Duquesne rioters nau a hearinc before Alderman Eeilly yesterday afternoon. Quite a crowd of Duquesne workmen were present to hear the case. Mr. E. Y. Ilreck appeared aua iaiu uiumonwcniui and Messrs. W. J. Ilrcnucn and J. B. McQunide for tho de fendants. O. F. Griffith, a coal nnd iron policeman nt tho Duquesne works, nnd the Informant in these cases, was the first einnc. Dj o : " that he had seen m., j i uuuyco, uujs, nvyuilUS, ac. ",u crown nuout. the gale and heard them -FINESr GOODS LOWEST PRICES.- IjWrlte for catalogues. Correspondence solicited i.-SK iW,m. "Irrct. h.Ur Ornn, I'lilln. S.?iuiT "si ' ,'".i.:,,k,."' '. JiU; T . k ' )l A11 ffot or youthful Itxlcr. tlon bolli V ft' Wtf, Ru.iuingt hirMuwis ll .lro. l.-, I' I'lof rw, 1'ulnful j uiiuute mt"i, au i urn lelilll(T s friend t. 1 1 4tl(iK tuarriafe 'IiuumihiIa nhi 'it. Tttuel cure bum tnai iix. iiour, to Kveiiln conn for k h imittrto ei- o ooe elite cui, 1 tn.ujiiud ot rf for. J.d .cvrrucA,..., dm,. i,i, , B.mVli,.. li o", sSiESs 0 Wwlutsdnj ru1 Hnlur. llOTIIOC We, iuunaeiiua, weie Ilnil.lnl.l. ri iiolAc...u., o. juue 1'iiiups, Kennet iare. I'a.1 'r.A. Krellz. Hlitlugton, I'a.; K. Hmall, Mount Alto, I'a.; Kev. H. k. Btier: ury,i u., if. J.lieneix. 2ii H. 12111 'I II y..P hi.; Wm. Ulx, 1821 Montrose Ht ti. u. jwiwe, Kita Ht., Head. uia ni. uurKart, I Heud for circular. C3UUU .. Iteadlnjf (llnrtnlnlilB. ' " -" 1 WW AM.U. 111., VCi i j uoorKo uuu i-ii. uurKart, ta'J Locust AVtMAUlUK, A ... Act on a new principle regulate tho liver, stomach and boweld through the nerve. Hit. TAitsu' Vain speedily cure blllonenees, torpid liver and constipa tion. (Smallest, mlldoat, furoBtl Qo dosee,25 cts. namnlos free at dtuiodsta. Dr. Bllu fled. Co., tlltut, 1st. CHRIS. BOSSLER'S LOON AND RESTAURANT pi N. Mala St., Bbonandoali. FinesfSiock ofjBeers, Ale;, Ciara, k IGOR OF MEN IE1LY. QUICKLY. PERHAHFNTI v nccrnocn Utrof. or Uitr .aouma, ,hi ,uuu .1 nHwltt ? .ri M porUo. .1 u. b0. Sluflii .Kitj ,U. liJuw lnpm....i yjC-lSJK.? fW7 tU aiih, two rtrorAkMa. BM2 aaa throateu the men who tried to enter the mill. Jinny of the men had clubs. A number of other witnesses were or. amlnod, and Squire Boiily finally held Lrsle, lUAHler, llukle, Bennett, Kennedy, Iiogan, Nolan, Haas and Coatos. for court, nnd iixed bail nt $1,000. Snyder and McLean were released on parole to ap pear for a further heariiiK. All the men gut bail qjteept Ursio, who went to jail. oncretary jovejoy, wnen asked what the plans of the company toward the Homestead strikers Mure, said: Vt e have started In on thla nnnnimut. of riot by law and it will be carried to n nuish. 1 here will be anywhere from 00 to 150 more informations of murder and aggravated riot charges made aitaliist iiutnestead strikers belore we are thrunuli with them. o are proceeding carefully and get only evidence to a certainty bo fore tiie charge i made. " e have oltlcers of long experience at work in Homestead, and the informa tions 1 make aro on evidence given by these men, who will be produced iu court and give sworn testimony. There would have been more Informations be fore this, but for tho fact that many slrUers engaged in the riot have run away. Meantime, evidence against them Is being gathered, and when, they return informations will be mado ugainst them and they will be arretted. If thoy do not como back they will be folluwed up until they are arrested and brought back for trial." virtually confessed that its courso In dis criminating against Ogdensburg was ut terly indefensible. Our contention has been fully justified by tho decision to do away with discrimination. At tho same time wo couross that mg us a present of nearly $-1,000,000. ivli.ii ..... nnt.. 1 , e- . .' . 000 " lor "I"11" or $o,U00,- "I fool sure that the more tho friends of the Fair consider tho question, the more they will feel tho value of the legis lation in its favor." WOLFFS (JiflC ft I iliPilff SUfP USED BY MEN, WOMEN Am cntLDREN. A SHINE LASTS A WEEK. LEATHER PRESERVER. A Handsome polish. IS WATER-PROOF. m 2QC. A BOTTLE. 1 cent a foot f will pay for changing tho up. pearanoo of old Furniture to completely thntitwill lookllko now, IKSON &? IS THE W NAMB OF THF oIN7H1idoe8 it. When "old Sol" makes all things slzzlev Drink Hires' Root Beer. When dull care makes life a fizzle, Tlt-int. W.V-ol r.n T.- ... u. IVW1 Al.bA. When you feel a little dry, When you're cross, and don't know why. When with thirst the children rrv. There's a sweet relief to try Drink Hires' Root Beer. A 25 cent Packace makes five cn!!onu Peculiar Accident In n Harbor. Portsmouth, N. II., Aug. 0, Schooner Charlotto while leaving tho harbor hero drifted across the bow of tho cnllfor um Tiuiurv is a ciih- wiinnn. oi. nn.. r. . . . Tzx fr s 'L" is toie boar?0ntri Government has lurndT Zl "la"- tue.el ? "Sht be- chosen tho worst. nd ' 7 "if ' XV ce" Y?sso1? overturned tlm Infrfr.... of .Vw T. , ' " y""r.les U9"nell, Of fi i,......i. iuiam j. .i ,-"u V,m . llau 1C Charlotte's .a. AAio Aiiieresis am at mo dictation vnacola of a transportation company and with a view to Influencing political contents dis criminated against Ogdensburg so shame fully tho Canadian trade would havo been saved Injury and the Canadlnn some humility." Campaign IVhlipera from New Torlt. NEW YOUK. AUC 0. Chnirmnn ITnr. rlty, of the Democratic National Com mittee, Is in Philadelphia. He is not expected back until to-night or to-morrow. This week he will select tho members of the Advisory Committee, and'wlll alsn appoint the force of clerks for headquarters. is re jortou mat the Itimnli 1pjaii have selected nenernls to lead tlmlr fn ill the West, Southwest and Northwest. So far as can be learned at the present time, tho men who hnvo been selected are W. J. Campbell, J. N. Huston, of In- dinnn; 11. G. livaus, of Miunefeota; Henry v-. iiijui., in wikconsiu, and li water, of Nebraska. Cohassett. anil Carroll, of Boston, of tho crew were cautrht between tlm Carroll's head Bushnell was drowned. Employe! nnd Company Censured. Erie, Pa., Aug. 9. The coroner's jury over the bodies of Engineer William Welch and Fireman Jacob Berkner of Buffalo, killed In the wreck of tho Chlca go special on the Lake Sh I Creek Friday night, in their verdict llud i Train Dispatcher Simon Leet of Buffalo ; suilty of gross negligence and Engineer i John SI. Hart guilty of carelessness and neglect of duty. They also strongly con sure the management of the Lake Shore ruuu. laborers Attiiok Their Foreman. SCRANTO.N. Pa.. AtlK. O.-Fnmmnn Spottwood, who Is In charge of a gang of laborer gradlnu the now WilkiWi-i, & Eastern Railroad near Smlthville, was attacked by sixty neurons with clulu nnd stones during tho morning. He defended himself by drnwliiK two revolvers and several ot the negroaH were wounded. Assistance waB nuloklv sent the foreman and tbe iiegroeM wero driven to their camp, where they are now held in check by a number of constables from Pittston. It is feared a deadly conflict will follow before any nrrodta oan be made. She Advocated Slavery' Abolition. London, Aug. 0. Sirs. Itose, ono of tho first women to spenk In tho United States in favor of tho abolition of slavery was burled in the Hitrhirnte Pmtr4 Rolo- 1 'tteruT In tho United Stntes she was ..-..,,,,. ,, x.AAUAui.ia -uoir, Auuy Kel ly, John G. Whittier and Wendell Phil lips in the anti-slavery agitation. Several times during her abolition sjeeche8 she narrowly eoa pod being tarred and feath ered. She was 8il years old. l:ir.irtln Col. King's Itohnlr. JlEMniis, Tenn., Aug. 0. Only two days more ot life nro Col. Clay King's. Col. King until this morning seemed to be very despondent, but after getting away with n pint of whisky nnd receiving a visit from Col. O. B. Mitchell, he be camo moro cheerful. Sirs. King is in ISashville, aud sho has appealed to the cx-Coufederato organizations to use their Influence to secure a commutation of sen tence to life imprisonment. Outside ef fort to securo leniency for King has in tensified the desire of Poison's. Beeuisueam nvenged by tho law. Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing. Chapped Hands, Wounds, Bums, Etc Itemovos and Prevents Dandruff. WHITE RUSSIAN SOUP. Soecially Adapted for Use in Hard Watet Terrlllo Uall Storm In ailnnMotn. Marshall, Minn., Aug. 9. The worst lurnauo anu nan storm ever known in Southwestern Minnesota occurred between 4 and 5 o'clock yesterday morning. The Biurcu covered portions of Lincoln and jenow jicuicino counties and the north' half of Lyon county. Present indlca uons are a loss in Lyon county of no aw mini j.jw,uuu. XNear Uummlngs the Icelantio Lutheran church was picked up nnd thoroughly demolished, Sevoral res idences, barns and small buildings were destroyed and innumerable trees wero blown down. ipAMlbl. if fee AW, Li C1TV ittXtcAL CO- l-kiu J.VU. p, WILL CONFER TO-DAY. Uunufucturan to Jlu.it Amalgamated Slen -15nd or the Iuiune sirlbv. PiTTSBuno, Aug. 0. When tho confer ence committee pf i,on manufacturers uud tho Amalgamated Association meet to-day It Is probable that the latter will have considerable power to settle tho pres ent wage dispute. It is learned that tho workers' representatives will have the privilege of ucoepting a 10 per cent, re duction on the finishers' soale.butou pud dling they are to consider no proportion lorn reduction. The finishers include tho rollers, heat ers and the rougher nnd oatchoin who nre among the best paid In the Amalga mated Aisociation. Notwithstanding the fact that the workers' committee will have power to accept a reduction It is an ticipated that they will muke a stiff Dgllt. The officials of the Carnegie Company l'aiilkner Again Arreiteil. Buffalo, N. Y.. Aue. 0. Jnmos Faulk. uor's pardon urrlvod from Washington yesterday and he was set at liberty short ly after uoon. He was liumedlatolv re- arrested on a bench warrant from Liv ingston county, charging him with forgery in the seooud degree. The In dictment was found two or threo yo.irs ago. Faulkner says ho thinks the fooling nt Dansvlllo has changed now and he does not think he will bo prosecuted any fur ther. Hclited Muny leuberes. New York, Aug. 0. Tho British ship New City "from Talcalmano, by way of Taltal, has arrived here. Sho reports that on June 20, two Immense Icebergs wore sighted, one of them being about nine hundred feet high. At 5 p. m. of the same day nine wero in sight some of which were very large. At daybreak the follow ing morning nlneteeu wore oounted from the masthead. A llrltUli Torpedo Iloat Hunt. London. Aug. 0. Tho British torpedo boat No. 75 has been sunk oft "The Maidens," a cluster of rocks off the East coast of Ireland, in tho Irish Sea. Tho torpedo boat had collided with torpedo boat No. 77, and received such injuries that she wont down soon after The crew of fifteen were saved and laudod at Uuaatikt. To 'VVut.'li Anmrlcan ruhormon. Halifax, N. S.. Aug. O.-The orulser Curlew has been sent to sea under sealed orders, undoubtedly to watch Amerloau fishermen in the liny of Fundy, where POHahiiiK is reported. At present the Kinlilislier is tho only cruiser on the coast. Secretary Vftilta Comlm- Homo. London, Aug. 0. Secretary White, of the American Legation, will sail on the tuerst Bismarck Saturday for the United States. Mrs. White and family will go to Bruemer for a few weeks. DON'T DELAY FX. 1 It Cars i OHi.Of arh.SorTtLrott.Oroap Jnlacait, Whooping Counh, Eronchltli Aithm. A nruiAi art far Consumption la tint uc r.ol a. ,qm reiur tm r.dvnecd fttcr UMAtooa. Vou will lth tx tUnt ciTiiet afttr Uklnr the firit doM. s.,14 OAAlKI 0ni. t-ATIA bbliUA. tfUU kiui lua. Kvery Chance Win Given Ir. Ornre), NaRAOANBETT PlBIl. It. T.. Ahct n Ex-District Attorney Isaac SI. Stevens of Arapahoe oouuty, Col., is visiting here. Iu speaking of the defendant's answer inane Saturday in the Dr. Graves cobe, Mr. Stevens said that iu the trial the Court threw around Dr. Graves all the protection that lay in its power. At nil time there was the strict injunction that there muf t be iu the minds of the jury a preponderance of evidence showing guilt not a mero thought of funciful supposition. lllc Strike Declared oir. Nhw York, Aug. 0. The general strike of the Building trades, which be gan two weeks ago in sympathy fur tho union material deliverers, who were locked out by tiie Building Slaterial Dealers' Association because they refused to de liver supplies to the buildings for which the Iron League held contracts, has been declared off. The strongest motive for declaring tho strike off lay In tho fact that the German nnd English framers' unions decided to return to work lu a body. Jler Injuries Were Selr-Inlllcted. Boston, Aug. 0. It has been learned that tho death of Julia Horrlgau, 23 years fit ago, which occurred Saturday under circumstances which created suspicion of mil play, was caused by a self-inflicted wound lu the abdomen Intended by the girl to produce preinaturo birth. More Clioleiu lu Moscow. Moscow, Aug. 0. Ten new cases ol cholera have appeared hero, and yester day thero wore seven deaths. There It no buslueos douo at Nlshnl Novgorod, fhe government dfllolals in the oouutry are giving the peasants boiled water and red wiue to drink. SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE. The success of this Great Cough Core it without a parallel in the history of medicine. All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can suc cessfully stand. That it may become known, the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home in the United States and Canada. O If you have a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for it will cure you. If your child has the Croup, or Whooping CoURh, use it promptly, and relief: is sure. If you dread that insidious disease Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for SHILOH'S CURE, Price to cts., Co cts. and $i.oo. If your Lungs are sore or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 25 cts. For sale by O. II. Hagonbuoh. H tn H 0 ULCERS SCROFULA RHEUMATISM BLOOD POISON Seer, tiiry Noble In WUaoniln. Cm. uo, Aug. 0. Secretary John Vf N 'l.le of tho Denartment nt ih tt..-.. arrived here yesterday from Washington and left late in the evening for Ashland, , Wis After spending some time there ho. And every kindred disease arising from impure, blood cured by tliat neer-faUiDg and best of all tnodlcines, MARK. Book on Illood and Skin Diseases mailed free THE SWIFT SPHCFO CO.. ATLANTA, OA. XHR. SAKDEN'S ELEOTO BELT lATlSTPATtKTS. jJsMfcfcVrlTH UUTM. till " .'Ji!JIli.J"l'!",,",l,,"." rmltlof rroa Ia . u t ? ' erlrt ceei or iDdUerctlatA. ftA ItlUAl AlllAUAtioa. UrtlUA. . 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