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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 25, 1893 · page 2

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Mululhyiranceowlngtosdimgreement
hwrdtoihscdouoithclaithankul
‘ thalakngriysrmlthough the other do
‘ mandsoir‘rancswtre for the most part
conceded.
leaflira‘adiplomatie relations hetwean
mummummmomm

E b Mien-l here that the delayinths

opsningoihosfllitissltintendadtoenahie

”Warships to arriveatSaigon

toalktinthsdestrnctionoi the torts at

tharirrrentrmpmloustoanattsckou
thstowa.
Thapalsceisetronglydeiendedhyanon
. iorceoliawomen. and a terrible
" _ ‘.. tohsndconllctmaybeexpected.
‘ Itbprohahlethatalltheioseinersh-s
willhaprotectadbythellritisthntchsud
-‘ ‘ Bumanwsrshipawhiehharearrived.
h, Martino Amaican warships here as
‘ yd. “Mmmtktryingto
Wwflhths French gm in
his w its diplomatic W
livelier!“ independentlyollll. Pavia,
butithnavaryslimchanoroim
[Forum minister ruidangh.
loves! the day over idsofiaandhss
settled the Siamese government that he
Wiwgoaboardthel'mch
warship Ineonstante on Wednesday. He
'b requested the government to prorids
flats to conduct the Lntin and Comste
downthe river. French subjects in Bang-
kdwlllhsplacadunderthc protection“
“Dutchman

Thelmglnningoitheblockndowlllhedo
krrsduntil Thursdnyor Friday to enable
Fraseetotake the steps prescibedhyin.
ternational law. Battles the ‘hlockadc,
military operation will be opened shortly.
Thedetails of these operations arestill
undetermined. Theywill be settled nta
ahinetcouncil within adsyortwo. Steps
willheiaksnlnlndoChinatowardssrious
adiouimmcdiatelyaflerthearrlvaloiths
httalitm oi theForeignlegion. Theses
and portion of this battalion salledirma
lat-rifles Monday. The native militia
willbereorysniudmnd toastherwiththa
imported companies eitha Yoreignlagioa
will co-operatewith the force slresdyin
activeaerrieeintheKhongdistrict.

The French guahoats probably will go
down iheriver,shellsnddestroy thePak-
numiortsand then return to their posi-
iloushaiore Bangkok tohomhnrd lhepal—

see.
The irritation of the British colony lain-
., ielssatthe seemingnpatbyoi the horns
government. ”’“h
“in Views 0! the “lotion.
1mm. July flit—The qucoSiarnass
amplieations have been the one ulsorhing

nus mm mm: mm;
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Raw Yell, July ”Platters were In
etivrdllythsl’rsshytsrlaaheardoflfldn
missionsiuthia city containing newsoian
unprovoked attack upon hilss Anna Mel.
ton. an American missionary, who was
stationed at the time! thaontragslna
little. rill-ac amour the Katerina mounJ
taina in Turkey. Ill-s Helm escaped

 

surrounding
personally interested in the strike.
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Iompany up u
withaiull lorceol men. Alarm crowd
oi strikers and women gathered in thori-
tinity oi the shalt, and worn planning“
makearaid upon the shalt whan Sheri!
Arnold upon the scans. lie ad-
drswsd crowd. telling than that sl-
thoagh hie sympathies werswith tham.he
washound todohisduty. Bab-d placed
armed guards at the mines. and had sedan
at them to protect the properties and the
men at work upon them. it he foundthat
his deputies were to guard the
property in the county and the lives oi its
citizens he would so inform the ,
and that executive could put an militia
on the ground in three hours:

it wasnsalasstoattaeh thammhessid.
sndhaarderad thanohtodispesse.

'l'hamohohayedthe orderandthnswss
no disturbance. The strip pit men were
allatworkandsoiar as hasrdiromwsrs
not molested by the strikers. flow that
thesheriii hasshowu that hecsuand will
guard the working miners, other min-
will start up. Shait No. l8 oi the Kansas
and Texas company and No. 201 thaKsith
and Perry straits will he started.

Theonlythlng that now canseaapprehnt-
mistlnrumor that the “reign-liners
are making dynamite bombs and will in-
augurate with them a reign oi terror.

MAIL TRAIN WRECKED.
It m Into a W Car at fill
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and hill-ed hyher assailant.

The letters containing the atoryoiths
a-ault arevdated from Manila. Turkey,
June it last. A little more nhsnawaeh
belors that date theRerJl. WJleDow-
ell,wlth his family, in company oi Ill-a
lelton, left Mosul, a missimary station in
Wat Mtogo to Amalia, Turkey.-
Journsy of tire days’ duration. Having
no“ their destination in misty,“
Melton proposed to continue on to the
mountain village oi Duran, some mil.
away. She had received rn invitation
irom the people there tornaksthem a
visit. Although the route was a sum.
what dangerous one. hil- llelton went
unatmded,sars byhersarrsntaudansr
tire praaeher,who was considered to he
whollytrustworthy.

Onthenight of her arriraishepltehed
hertantontherooioi ahonsein the div
loge, ask the custom oi that country. The
preacher slept on the root about 10 feet
irom her tent. and members of the iamlly
owning the house also occupied places not
tar away. There was no indication at any
time of a hostile ieeling on the part of any
one against the American. Un we con»
trary. reception having been most
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Wm July sot—At 1:01 o'clock
this morning the tint section of the mail
train irom Boston to Sew York was
wrecked opposite Dodgerille station. The
train correlated oi Old Colony engine 141.
two United States mail cums baggage
car and several passenger coaches.

A ircight train from Boston had passed
through Attleboro at midnight, and
switched oil some of the cars at Dodge-
tille. and one of them was leit on themain
track in the way oi the mail train.

The train approached the obstacle at the
rate oiw miles an hour. and crashed into
it heiore the engineer could reduce the
speed oi his train.

The engine was completely demolished.
A mail clerk named hllller. belonging id
New York. was instantly killed, and an—
other mail clerk named Murphy was seri.
ously hurt. Several of the passengers were
also injured. The mixed train was in
charge o! Conductor Charla Keene and
Eaginaerc. A. Bowen.

The law Hampshire Paula.

insults-res, X. it, July 2.5—“: Na
tionnl Bank or the Commonwealth sus-
pended payment this morning. This so
lion was determined on ats meeting 01 the
dim-tars lost night, and the national comp-
troller was untitled. its assets and liabili-
ties are alum! £625,000; deposits. “10M
mpilnl stock. 53mm. The suspensions oi
lie 3m Hampshire Trust company and
l’ ll; oi New England precipitated the

~ ..menwrnlth's strapcnsion.

A lidsight Assailant.

in the middle of the night, however, she
was awakened from a sound sleep by the
appearaneeoia man in her tent. Thelno
trader was armed with a heavy stick.
With this weapon he began to attack the
dcienuless woman, who screamed loudly
(or assistance. No one earns to her aid,
however, and she was compelled to doiand
herseli single hauled. In some way the
wasahia to tank away iron her assailant
andrunbleediagirom thatent. 'i'hamau
tollowsd. hut in the darkness missed hill
looting and tell to the ground. At the
same time other ion-ms were sear running
ahont.andthe sound oi drasrmawsshesrd
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preacher or oi the others whohad can
the root withhcr. Theyhad all Id In
terror without giving her any help. She
was brutally cut about the head sud body,
andblood was ilowlngiromharwoandsto
such a dqree that her night clothing wsa
saturated When all had become quiet
again. some oi the [ample in the house and
others who had tied at the first intimation
oi danger appeared on the scene. Miss
Melton to dress her injuries has»
sell. and the iollowlng day was oarriedto
Amadla, wham the others oi the rum
ary band were staying.

A whee-Inna animation 0! her taut
ahowedthataiewot her elects hadhtea
stolen, hat robbery was "may nottht

nrposs oi the attack upon her. It. ile—
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inxoos, July 25.——'l'he authoritias m
Gibraltar declared an eight days’ gt“
line against re-els arriving iro- spies,
and this (act suggests the idea that the
italisn authorities are holding hash is-
inrnmtiou astotheprcasncaot theaeourge.
The American consul at Naples wasquer
tloned bytelegraph, and responded thsthe
regretted that he was unable to furnish
the desired internist“

leases alth- la-hb lay-at“.
list-rule. July u-JIh-s is a star-st
indignation against Shari! Ild‘ldon for
his exhibition at weakne- Bsturday night
in turning [as Walkarorsrtoadrunken
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cats in San: outnumber the Panel-1D

mandamus-unnamed
ind—ea Loadiloaebwascaetaryot
flats for ioraiga slain. tor-an in the
mimemtniatdsrooraotthsho-sotesns
moat. 'l'heonlysuhjectdiscntaedwastha
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"the” ryhgteb rage hashamamisflouaryoithal’rlh‘v
pundi— aaistesdaliela uria'achurthtormsuyytsrashswas
mental morality. The ph.la.

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on one» «a- “was
muss-mg. 32.1.. July u—s

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amniotic-um sets-cl

children wererrporte-ltothehoatdsi
health.

AmongthermimunreWsrrea itiansslt.
snot the In‘. «1 Hr :v lsltll'fllldt
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n nerl thehoasri
,‘ x. ..i. Illul "it state
hoardarenow mm»: m L‘ulljflflim with
the local board. and New York and Phi”.
dolphin experts h :1 re horn telegraphed tor.

stores is sin-mt par-arm,“ tartar
illls the inhabitants.

The whole trouble seems to be fixed upon
the sprinkling at the streets with highly
polluted water muting (tour a dammadup
stream into which the sewers oi the lacto-
risaempty.

The medical protrusion ”proudly called
upon the common council to stop the
whole-lo scattering at put-A010 lpollutr-d
water on the streets. but no head was
taken. and now the whole town nayha
quarantined at a molt ui this criminal
negligence, which it mitts will clad-
acores ol the children as victims.

MILITIA POISONED.
(b- Illndreri at"! l'urtrilre a! law’s.
ssy'a Citirrn Soldier's Very slat.

Amur PARK. N. .l.. July 2.5—0! the
its mmhrrs oi thej‘lm brigade. New Jar-
tey national guard. now in camp atfies
Glrt, .\'. 1.. proatruiad by a poisons-Ital.
the origin of which is not known, all hut
".‘D are out oi danger. No deaths have oc-
curred and none are learnt.

it is not known just what aussd the
poison. but it is thought it either occurred
from milk or from oxalic acid which may
have gathered in the tin cups. which were
stored since last bummer. Nearly all oi
the men were taken sick late hut night or
early this morning

Many oi the men were utterly collapsed,
and it required heroic measures to resin
them. Most oi the men prmtrattd were
members oi the Second and Third regt
merits. Second brigade. Governor Wms
hast ordered a strict investigation to he
made.

THE BASEBALL SCORES.
IA‘I’th’Al. LKAGL'E “All“.
At New \‘orh—
[hlihnllu ..... om ii 2 0 0 O l 0~$l
Newl'oak ..... iozootoss‘
)icliaho‘nsnd Clarke: Baldwin and
Umpire Jim-lie.
At Philadelphia—-
)oklyn ...... i 2 0 3 1
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heunadyand Illusiow; Tar int and .‘
umpire—‘Bnyder.

Atlloaton- all.
“"hlngton...03 01600 O 5472! O
........i 0 0 3 0 213 seine i
Stockdale and Farrell: (imetright and llama
Umpire usi‘lrwy.
M 8:. [min . are:
Chm......,.0 u t) 0 ii 0 l 0 1—2 Bl ‘
Knudsen”: o l 2 z u l o 0—3” :

llutnh'tnon. Klitridige anti Hohflver; Broiler»-
stain and Pain. l’mpirv Lynch.
Alana-lunati—
Claniand.....l0lo lone.—
m..000ll ital-Ill!
‘Clarham't‘audirt’ouaor; Dwycrsndlurphy.
'lpirw— caterer.
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Plitshurg.....l! 0 00 3 d t l s 131.1
Ioniavilla ..... 00000030>i5i
Killenanddugtlemsuattonandurim. l’m-

retro—liar“.
m Ml}! cause.

Athghamtn— arcs.
MAIIOOIioo—HHSI
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Buckl- and stamnfiudderhun and lite»
- liaougls. Umpire»~lhaeeeher.
AIW kill
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South lili'rwalk; "E
m CHICAGO Ill A Box.

Letlrorithent to the Fairer
Expresalisuer.

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law-Dualllpfi—latmlqlw
Ua-Iaalsyaflarassasad'haals
Ila—souls.- arraatadaas‘l'alaa
taaall—Jl'aeallaw-attosaellsapltd.

Chicano. July tit—M was great ex—
citement in Old Vienna. in the Milway
m at the World's fair grounds.
whsnahuge undelivered hytheArneri
can Express corupnay was «marred. Out
stitjurspsdablond young undressed
luau-mar costume oiaknit undershirt.
knickerhockers and rankings. who {ran
tiealiy ward an American ling in hisrlgltt
hand andanAuatrian flagin hisleit.

”lama Viennese hoy,aod l greatyou
slit" he esclalmad,and then asked tors
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The blood young man was lguatslaikov
rite. runner on l’iilh street, New York, at

 

hos. coming to Chicago as esptcat matter,
marked; "Glass. This side up. liandle
with can."

lie was much. exhausted, having eater:
nothing since fiatrmlaymod being lorced
to endure during the intentional yuterday
aheatoi ludegrmiathebos. lie
tohi arsporter shortlyatter coming out
oi the box that had he hers mpeilad to
endure thistempersturs ioranhourloulrr
he would surely have died.

Letkovttc was at once takes incharphy
Ir. Ilarrasllrauaoivid \‘lennamndlsd
toarnora.wherahawsa girnlcetochrw
sad allowed to sleep. laikoritc buyou-
old llewasborn in Viennasndarrived
in Xew York in Oetoher last iron: Yetta»
suela. Bytradr he is amakaroi truss»
parent plumes, and has oi late hernwork'
log with a man named Oppenheimer all?
Second armor. Sew York. lie has a
brother at at? East Twellth street, Sew
York. ”it has been thing at :m Filth
street with Jun lhrlrohiaw. liesays hh
hmther knew nothing oi his contemplated
trip to Chicago at upmamattn.

Traveled “’itla Lots I! (ask.

Apart [mm the out. that latkovitc ran
that-ssh oi being smaller-d to dasthen
route to Chicagixm still greater danger
mentored him. There was money to the
amount of ammo in the express enri-
which he traveled, and had the am
mmgev known there want a nun ina
hot in the car he would have killed hint.
This the express mum-Emmi! himself -
hcsuw let‘kov'rtc jumpout ottha box in
the gateway oi Old \‘Lmus.

leihnrltc traveled from Saw York to
Chic-am in as ordinary hos or packing
case, 3% feet in width, .5 [set in height and
Elect in length. Hr: purchased it ior ll on
Thursday but at a mercantile home in
fourth street, Sew York, the tutor or
which he mot recall

lie sold: "At first lllued the lifts . riot
and ends with straw, over which I t ....ed
hunting repvm nilm‘ the Austrian and
l'nirnll‘inlear‘nlnt‘w. lrmlnlnnllmzimn
dig also at one «not, an Austrian flag at the
other and hour 3 Mature oi l’rmnlertt
i‘lmlowi at. am a. 1" mad of Emperor
me‘lu Jum‘fi‘ AV ”5" milirf. My: earrievl I
email Alvin m (ml rt omnll Amorous dog
with me in mu» [ ~~hmrirl newl them

“lpmisanmsurwkerhysatoneendol
the higher! in which i placed Ivelrssoaa,
some sugar. rum lumen 04 humming
bottle of tinetmr, :imMIl bottled m
-—wlil¢"t I Olérlu't much—ma Mil! oi VIII, I
hottla oi more. mu ts modal long-c. I
[out at hurl, n'tue hunt Mild alga. a“
snusagrssdo big pm at ice.

"I also took a thermometer with me la
the hen sad a piliownpsawhiehto mu

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my head.

The police hoard M laihorie’a arrival
late in the alumna Thrysrustrd hi-
ss the cheapo! disorderly crud-ct. audit
was taken to the Service

“mush-p» ”O'DWWW
ashasktaths Weadiawa nut-nudgiv
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till-tine luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scnrpoious are. limited"
wardstsllhrrel’eodfixposithms. Each

nukes two large pies. Avoid

one—and hrslst on havingths

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Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion at reason—
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Full Directions With
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Teeth mlrd owl Elllulnl withth pain.
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