That Alleged Eustis Talk

Washington, July 11.- Up to th3 time the alleged very remarkable u'tterances - for a man in his position - of Ainbassador Eustis at Paris have not been brought to the attention of the state department, although it is reported that Spain is deeirous of knowing whether Eustis did gay what is quoted. The officials here have taken note, however, of the reported interview and even without the denial of the authenticity of the interview given out by Amb9sador Eustis it is generally disoredited here. 16 is unfortunate for Eustis that this particuliar story should be publlshed at the present time, even though he suoceeds in stamping it as baseless; for it is well oalculated to affect his future. It may be atated that he has not found his post to be particularly attractive to hlm, and some time ago he made it known that he would like to relinquish it. Now, however, it is probable that he must remain for some time at Paris, even against hls own inclinations, for the sole parpose of ehowing that his relinquishment of his post is not in any way to be connected wlth the publicatlon of the interview. WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE, JUlylJ.- AI the f ree sil ver rally and conferenoe held here yesfcera afternoon General A. J. Warner was present, but Senator Blackburn, W. J. Bryan, and A. W. Thurman, who were advertised to speak, did not come. General Coxey, of the Industrial army, carne, but arrived too late for the nfternoon session. He addresaed a large audienco at the Opera House last night.