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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-30

Der erfte .Batrou@ Albdnp's mar
| Ri[ion nom RenfeIGer pom Amffelbam,
EN- MiteIieb Der Weffinbii&en RomPass
lnie. Der ni9t aaetn einen Bsietitel tir
fdmmilides arr 9~ieberIahuus -seb6ri9e
| Qonb befaB, fonbeIn ale 6anbeIss uno
WibIens9riuilegieu, NIT Ausnabme hes
Yel,hanbeIs f6rmli3 monopoEfrte,
nnb iiber Qebeu nnb Cob Der 6oIonitten
,u @ert&t faB, wie Elm d@ter Despot.
Die Aunaien Der Rolcnie seben retlt@s
den 4ufl6Ius ibsr bic wieerwdrti9en
6dnbeI. weI&e bic MnfebIer nit &enfs
| feIaer uub feinen Stan6essenofen, ben
ioaenanntem xRniderboder~ 5amiIien,
f~ortuihrenb aussufshten batten.
Ourd Gift entwanb Reufelaer ipdters
bin fcgar Der Weffinbtf9en Eon1pa9nte
6as eiHtrdeli9e WouOpOl 6es gel1ban'
bells in ienem Difritt. Seine 9sa5s
fommsn biIben beute nod cine Der ein>
fusreidfen uib uerm69enbfeu 6Gmis
lien in Mbaup, ME I'M Staate Hew Yort
dberbaupt.
Ra66em bic 2iniiebIunsen in englts
f6en 8efb sstOmmen Daren, ertbeilte
9ouernor Dousan berieIben i'm Sabre
I766 ben StabtsG Charter. Sir lanse
3eit biIbete albanp ben 9auptbanbslsr
nnS Iaul5plaS NIT ben Snbianern in
benz norbweitIi9su 9reuS9ebiet, ats
iebod Der qeniaIe Clinton bic grosen
Seen unb nod meiter n6rbli3 gelegene
@sbiete benz 0anbeI erf9IoB, font Die
8eSeutuna Der Staot 9ewdItig. Oie
@eididte iener ReriO6e lift du6erf.blrfs
tia an ui1ti9en greisnihen; 6ein6feIigs
teiten mil ben Snbidnern biI6eten Die
einsi9e abwe9sIung.
0as bamaliee &lbanp dbneIte gang
6ebentli9 elmer iener fpieBbirserIi9en,
bonInbif9en Srdmerfta6t, in benen
einioe b~euorsuste 6amilien bas &esis
ment AZ fibren pfesten. Gbatfa9e 1T,
bag @eneraI WaibinstOn, Der init
@ouernor Clinton i'm Sabre 1888 &ls
banp belu1te, IS fur eiue omar duBerii
respectable, aber vf9auberbaft Iau9weis
lige" Stabt ertIdrte. S0ie 3unsen be-
baupten, bag 4Ibanp bieien wenis
i6mei3eInben @baratter felbft beute
rod ni9t gang uerlOren babe.
Ole 9teuolutions Sabre bra3ten Dor;
ii~ber9eben6 etDus mebr 2eben mad aI=
banp. Cir cine 3eitIan9 war es iogGr
ber Mittslpuntt pOu @retsnihen; Don
benen bic @ef4ide Der iuussn &epubIii
ab6;ngeu. Die Ionft 10 duBerlt ~tonier=
u%aiiuen, bebd6iaen 8drser %ustwanbeIter
fi9 pl6sIi9 in 9Iibenoe YatriOten uni
beuisien, baB bas 8Iut ibrer tiibnen uni
tbattrdftiSsn 8orfabren nod immer in
i6ten Nbern route.
GIuer Der s6eIlten @eitalteu aus ieneI
3eit lit @eneral Sen,p S6upler, Der i'm
Sabre I777 in Der 9idbe Mlbanp's einer
enti3eibsn6en Sies iber @sneraI BUR:
gopne b~auontrug, Ieiber aber 6afir nI,
nnbant un6 ieIbft 0srunsIimpfuns ern:
tete. Yetanntli6 erfol9te fpdterbin iein'
eldn1euoe Gs6tftrtigunq bur6 ben Don
Tim b~eiisgten General gur9opne felber,
iouie 6ur9 lafayette, Der in iener FRITZ:
i9sn 5eit nit ibm 6eeannt 9ewot6er
mar uno ieinem YatriotismuS uub 6elb.
bet,n. IGlent has 9%lGusenblte 3eusnif
ausitelte. Mbanp BARI nuf einen l9eI:
ben Die Stuplsr nit Rs9t itolj iein,
Uiit ben @ilenbabnen fam cine neut
3cit fir Die fd6ne Subfon1tabt. 9e.
i9dfte unb WobIitanb boben ii6 uor
3nbr 5u [Sabr uno beute if AIbanp cir
duBsrit re9er QlnbeispIas.
(Fb. Tr. Brehe.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-30
Der oeut(6e ..2setGsan,eiaer..

uerofentlidt fot9enbe @arnung fir
2eute, bic in &merifa @rbf9aFten an Err
bebeu baben: prYerfonen, ueIden cine
@rbi9aft in ben Ser. Staatsn non
Nmerita 3ueefnlen iit, laieu ft9 bdufie
perleiten, BEN 2lupreilungen borlieer ioz
senamter vSntaRo : @ei9dfte" ODER
v8ermittelun9s giireaur~ @Iauben su
i6snten unb ben Snbabern berfeIbsn,
beren 3uperldifsteit ibuen bur9 ben
GiteI zines wH0tats" u. bsreI. bins
rei6enb perbirst erideint, obne @eiie=
reg Souma9t CUR @abrnebnmrs i5rsr
Snterefen unb @in5iebuns res ibnen Sus
tommenben 8strases anjupertrauen.
Na9tr 9li9 MAIDEN fle bann ni9t ieIten
bic @rfabruna, baB iie S9minblern in
bic 9dnbe gefauen finb, pom beuen ite
.giiniti9en sails eiuen mebr Ober mineer
seringen 8tudtbeil ibres @rbtbeils, oft
aber au9 gar Gti3ts uOn benz 2esteren
beraus betommen. Oas 8efdreiten bes
geri9tIi3eu 8eses segen ben unsetreuen
BeuoIuld3tisteu erwsift ii9 BEL Der I'm:
itdnbIi9teit unb 6oflpieIieteit bes
ameritanii9en @eri6tsperfabrens regeIz
md6is ais ausf6tsIOs. @in1eIne Inter
~nebmun9en Der se6adten Art iouen fi3
TO gut reuttren, baB iie ei9ette Qeenten
i'm AusIanbe, Defenders aud in Deutl9z
lamb, u%nterbaIten, UNI Runbeu unSus
lOden. @s e1i6eint ni3t i~iberfiffs,
bas beuti3e 8ubIitum INNER pom Reusm
Dor bieiem Sreiben 5u warnen unb ben
betreffsnben @rbinterehenten bic 70 uabe
Iiesenbe SOrfi6t etn3uf6drfen. Dor 9ins
gobe elmer SoIma9t ft9 bur6 cine &iid:
frase an seeisneter Steae, insbeiOnbere
BEL benz bsuti3en &OniuIat, poi Der
3uuerldifsteit bss in ausit9t senomutes
men Sertreters gu uereewiGern.~"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-30
Dir Su6erfeier pom Ar6euu,

Speibuntert Sabre iin6 uereaneen,
felt Der ibpuii6 9eIeaenen ~ebemaIisen
boadnbii9en 0ieberIa6uu9 Sort Orange
(ou9 Seauerpid unb @iuiams fta6t se.
nanut), an obsrsu 9ubion Der Name
NIbanp beiaeIe9t un6 ibr Der Shdrafter
nIs Sta6t perIieben pur6e, - cine turse
Spanne 3eit nur i'm S0IterIebeu, unb
bed fir bic 8ewobner Der itattIiden
Staat5bauptifa6t f. reid an interefans
ten sei9iGtIiden @rinnerunsenI
Die eriten Infdn9e MbanD's baiiren
pom Sabre 1914. OGmaIs 5o9 cine
@nSabI boDdnbifder Nnfte6Ier untcr ben
NuIpi5isn bsr 0oliu6iI5s@ eIiin6ifGen
Sompa9nie ZEN finf Sabre 3uuor pon
benz i'm 9icnite hieier 8ompaenie lteben
ben @rsIdn6er 9snrp 0ubiou erfori6e
ten 6luB. Der mad ibm benaunt pur6e,
binauf, uno griinbeten an einem Yunfte,
$50 NeiIeu o6srbaIb Der MinSuna, Der
poriber9cbenb idon einmaI Don %iran,5,
fiiden Nniieolsru o%ffupirt eepelen mar.
cine QniieheIung, aus Der fi3 i'm 9aufe
Der Seit bas 5eutige IIbanp entuidelts.
Sene Ytoniere, m~eiffentbeiIs Qeute,
bic tur3 uorber BET Der @riin6una 0er.
&miter6anls, bes beuiiaen Reru Oorts,
li9 bet6eili9t batien, maren ffreua ge.
ommen feline 6oadnbcr, iontern fd:
mild franS5fide Yroteifanten (Ouoe.
notten, ODER uieIme5r @~aIonen), bic
mad Der Nnfbebun9 bes gbitts pom
Hantes i'm Sabre 1872 aus ben bamnIs
fpauii9 =6ferrei9if9 RieberIanben pet
triebeH worbeu rDaren unb i'm proteitans
tiideu 9olan6 3ufu6t gefun6en batten.
Streiti9teiten nit fran36ff5en Ans
fiebIern, sic uuter Jibruns zines 9es
miiIeu Serdsdno bereits Dor Der Doll
Idnbii3 Weftinbif6en 6ompaanie am
9u6Ion GieoerIafunseu 9e9riinbet bats
ten, uaren bamals IN Der Taeesor6z
nuHa, bod bebaupteten bic 9oadnber
fsgrei6 bas SsIo, bis he i@Iie6Ii9 i'm
Sabre 1874 ua9 fiuf;i9idkriscr 9errz
idaft ebenfaus pon ben GnaIdnbern uers
triebsn pur6en. Inter b~oq6nbil6em
&egime wnibe &Ibanp, ober pieImebr
Die bewuBte bliibenbe 0ie6erlnGuna, bic
ben &ernpuntt Der Sto6t bil6ete, pom
fo9enanntcn .Patronen" ~psrwaItei, bic
omar utter ber BotmdBiafeit Der Gene
raIsS tattbalter pom Hew 6ouan6 fans
ben, iebo3 fat mad Belieben I9aIteten
uub waIteten, ba bic BET ben bamaIiqen
Observation-Disclosures be6euteube Gnts
fernung pom % usNmfferbam, cine ffreuae
neberwo9un9 Der Rolonie Seitens bes
9eneraI. S~tattbaIters foif Sur unm5as
Ii9feit madte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-30

ooronf beftebsu, BOuberIp ToIte ais
Scnuerieurs @anbibdt IN YennlpIuauin
anttreten, eruiberte 6eIr BowberIp euts
raltet, II babe f6on 5unberte MeaIe ers
Hart, onB er ui4ts nit Der g0Iitit sn
t9uu uno Deber ganhfbat fur bas @ou=
Dernenrss, nod fur irsenb elm anberss
Amt let. Sine oubere Ra9riGt brd&te
oaeesen, ben Ausfpru9 YouberIp's,
oaB er BITE BIaine'f6e repnbIitanif9e
Wtebrbett bon $4,000 Stimmeu aIs
@ouperneurs; @Gnbi6at IN cine Mebrbeit
40, 600 6emotratif6e Stimmen uer=
panoeln wirbe. Die rrffere @a1ri9t
titnst aber uieI 9IaubIi6er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-30

aebrerin: .8as III gerIanSHns'
Mearie?A
Marie: .gerIeumbnns if-ess
wenn giner ni9ts tbnt uao
binsebt nnb srsabIfsis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-30

eene5feIt, ais Der Rarquis be WoIins,
8oti1after or. Maieifdt hes &6niss
AIfonfo XII, onsemsIbet purbe. Bier
G6uise Don SpGniml@ Iirf NmGbens,
inben Ct feinen out nabm unb idIeunigff
bapon siue, rDos 1T gu uieI far Elm
sinsiaes RaIais!@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-30

9ortIanb, Dat, 25. Sui Gin
9aseIwetter BAT sefern in bieiiser ge=
senb Dem @etjen srOBen S9aSsn suse.
fI9t, BEN nan auT nabeSI cine babe
Oeiuion Dollars aui3Idst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-30

wiro bic WiscoEffu Central. Sabn ibre
neue Strsde pon @bicaso mad 81. 3auI
er6fren. Oa ibre 3Hss Safdsiere eritsr
unb sweiter RIone, 9inuanoerer un6
AusfisIer aufHebmen, feb gu ermarten,
bag bic @6icaso, RiIwautse & ct.
Saul uno Die Chicago d s~iorfbIuefferus
8abu sen6t5ist fem werosH, ebenfaus,
a~nifatt Ie6isIi9 YaHasias eriter &IaGe
aud foIde Der anbersH RIafe1 su isrcm
reseImdbisen Easessiseu su5uIGhen.
@afBinetou, &c. SlIi. Die
SunbssuriiHjeH bnbsu in or Uerannass
nsn @o9e 3s7, s49 Sthd S~iIber6oIdrs
IN ttuIGuf eeisst, seseu $50, 995 Stid
IN Der eutfprsden6en Wo6s bss Soria5<
res.
5a3Ietou, Ba 90 Sui. Die
Anbsnrie6s nn6 OeIono, Minen.R ieeers
Iafunesn wur6en hente pom Y6beI ons
ss5in6st. Die Rie6erIofunesn fle5,n
IN 6Iammen. Smei5uueert Erfeiter ltn6
. ben Aufribrern pom Der sIrbe;t &c.
trieben wor6en. Die Streitsr UerIaneen
zine 2obnerbObuns pom $l.10 Guf
$3.50.
RiIwautee, @isc., 90. SaIi.
Set einisen Easen Inufen in 5OIse Der
groBeu 9iSe un6 Grodeuhsit aus Sbes
bonson unb iencm GbeiI bes Staates
betriibenbe Ra9ri9ten EN-. Die 6drs
mer un6 MiEdIeute uertaufen ibr 8ieb
al Spottpreilen, um IS Dor benz 6nn9ers
tcbe 3u retten. Das @ras unt nod auf
benz 6aIm ffebenbe @eireibe lit uolIifdus
bia uerirodnet. @ute 8fer6e ftnb 81
$50 un6 CUTE &ibe gu IS BIS IS uers
tauft wcrbea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-04
u SrLcLnE ~ AccIDENrl

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-The jury in the suit OK
Lorrcttc NJ Crandell against the Accident Insurance
Company of North AaeTca TO recover the amount OF
madam, nocy OH her husbands life returned verdict
This morning III the United states District Court, pre-
sided over by Judge oyer Mr. Crandell committed OIL
eide and his widow the plaintiff, endeavored 20 collect
the amount of the policy The company refused to pay
ON the ground that a suicide was not an accidental
death, and the was taken into Tue courts INC
prosecution held that tie suicide insane. ana that
b ro tnorcfnre NOT responsble for his acts. Tue
dict finds that Crardel applied for the policy that ~
was isiued to him hy tie company that u vas uhy
rald up that Crandel committed suicide By hanging,
and tht lie was insane the time Tho closing e anse
is: And II. upon the foregoing facts so t0und tho
court is of opinion ia matter of law that the pIantli
entitled TO recover then mud the isse III INOr OF
rho naInriff and assess the damages at TlOso3 33 u.
matter of law, he court is OF opinion thal dcend
am is ened 10 recover then lind the issue IN taNor
of the deiendant
Iuuoe reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-04
STRANGE FINDING or DAUGHTER

COLUMBIA, Feb. (Spec,ab--A few days ago
there arrived In spartanOurg pr. Mitchell Of Wash
Dgton ne.lOOking OLD gentleman aOout seventy years
Of age The object of his visit WAS to find Mrs Cook
the wife eXtremely poor farmer living In remote
corner OF Spartanburg County. she WAS the daughter
~ DR. MITCHELL although he had seen her and
never heard OF her till recently, and she is over forty
wears of age Ills story that in Tennessee about the
time the Mexican war was breaking out. he married
vonuc woman Of good family. For some reason her
parents opposed the match aud they made 1t SO nn.
i.nsant f1r him that luded to join regiment
lar MeIco Before the troops were dis6anded no heard
of the death of hs wife but he did NOT near That an l.
Snt was born In her last illness He did not return 10
but al these years has been absent III other
places. time ago he saw a notice IN some news
,ner cOmug from ons who said to be his daughter
Ar urst he dismissed the subject singular cOinci-
dence and nothing Afor time, the matter work
in. on his mind he began spOndence which led TO
The discovery OF daughter lie came out to Spartan
burg and hnling her lot hard ono relieved her wants
ana has made arraug gomens buy her home so as TO
make her comfortable aud independent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-04
EyIC1IoNs IN THE COKE REGIONS.
CONDITION OF THE STRIKING MINERs-HCNGARIAN
RECRUITS.

RECRUITS.
PrTTsBURG, Feb. 3 (SpecidA.-A group of
shivcring Women scantily clad and tn faces pnched
with hunger. standing In the snow under mgetii ple
was one of the In the COnnelsyile coke region
to-day These relatives OF the strikers who
had just been elected from the company houses"
Their furniture had been piled up in the The
women we're ultimately gwen shelter in the house OF Il
kiud-hearted miner fortunate than the rest At
Uniontown the sheriff OF Fayette County assisted by
zht deputies elected three families. Wrts were served
on many other families, who promised TO vacate with
ont the the officers No resistance to the
officers was made.
Is believed the strike UniontOwn will last only q
few days longer At several mines to-day OEe-haf the
Old force was working ut tue old scale OF dis
patch ScOtda.o says To-day the strikers occu-
pyiug FIck CO.'S house were told To yacata within ten
days Ten carloads OF foreigners havo been brought
into the REGION and distributed among the different
works FOrly-HTe were put to WORK IN the Stahddri
Nine. II they re use 70 work, hut are not
permitted 10 leave the mine, the mouth OF when II
guarded ny armed men, who also prevent any Dody ir'm
entering" 49,,
WORKS mere, number OF families have their goods
already packed waiting tor the enforcement OF 'Yc law
4 German cvIctcd ~ Bradford YESTERDAY, ac-
Conp1nici by several otherS' came 10 NohhehNlle 10
and made Hrran- cmcnts tn Institute sut iganst
Frck * Co. for 10000 damages. Other sal 0I sim
liar nature Will ikcy follow ana there VIII e 40 cni 10
LITIGATION. Il Is reported that the BecsOn WOr@s Lave
been shut down iOr ono year Tine Valley ana summit
Works. ear Conurllsyilc resumed work to-day with u
fresh Importation OF HuEgarianS who are hedIlly
Mount Pleasant telegram says: "Immcdiatcly
upnu arrival there to-day uf the imported HunIarlas
they were interviewed by their striking countrymCm
The situation luy explained ana the r SUIT was
thar the new arrivals decided 10 JOIN the RANKS OF TIC
iccgrams from oho say that in few days the fur
uaces on the Mah0niaE ana Shenandoah rivers must
cease operations owing to tho s"drclty o coke AtlcaSt
5000 men Will be thrown Ou. OF employ ncht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-04
. RurcHgRsSUIr AGAINST 4 BANK.

PETERSBURG, Va, Feb. 3 (Specidb.-John >.
Cloary, n butcher In this city brought suit recently
against the Petersburg Savings ana insurance company
a large banking concern. Last June the plaintiff gave
che,k on IN, institution for $l7 % which the bank re-
fused To cash. check for three cents more thah
the plainG had hts credit. The person presenting
the check paid hreo cents and received from tno
bank the full cunt Of the check Although much az
greved at tho treatment he had received the butcher
cont nued to deposit with this bank ana on NoVempor
10 ne gave another check the bank for Slo. LUIS
check lie bank also refused pay assigning AS te'on
that he pamtin had no money TO ms ote'ie, th,t
uueut animation OF the plaintiff account ShOWeu lhas
ne mad $40 TO his credit, Finding That MS % %
credit had both been impaired by The trSatchs @ no
received he nt once Instituted suit Tor S0oOo uhaEvS
aoainst the hank. The Jury failed to agree; ro, t
,I"nise of Elg5 deuagcs offered by tho ueIohu'h'
rrainrInv md nccnplOI by Mr.. CloafY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-04
THE ONO ELECTION FRAUDS.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Feb , tSpccidD. The plan
agreed, upon by the subcommittee OF the Senatorial
Caucus Committee was given to-day. II provides
that the senate Committee Privileges aud Elections
shall TO iucrca ,cd more. and from this sub
committee Of SIX or eight members. equally divided
politically shall DO appointed to take testimony III Gin
cnuat under certain rules to be adopted for the cass
cation Of the same, such testimony to be reported TO the
senate without recommendation. Disputed points IN
the testimony ore to referred back the nonparti-n
committee. All questions ~ to allowing the Senators
from Hamilton County To vote are 20 remain III the back
until the testimony l. before tc senate. IL Was
sand a a late hour ght that the Democratic -cnd
Tors from Hamilton County desire the Democratic por
tyn OF the Cont renee Committee 10 accept terms ana
Cincinnati "ddtcy that they can get ~ the
they IN the hands OF Tho Suprrntcn
Police that was appointed by the Coal on Board
Ol Police Comm. s-Oner-.
The Payne alleged bribery Investigation Committee
held atothcr secret session today ana examined three
Witnesses The character OF the evidence s not gwen
Ihc committee adjourned unul "Wednesday. II Is ex-
pected that Donavin will appear at that time.
CGNCISNATi, Fsb. > Pcioi.-1he testimony to-day
before the House Committee oh Privileges aud Elections
was strongly corrojoravc OF that given IN
SION before the committee at Columbus last 1hur-day
night Deacon Democratic judge
at Precinct f. Nnth ward and his testimony showed IN
detail the driving of Of Republican chacngcrs aud de
scrrhed the unusual number Of Democratic special
policemen gathered about the polls the repeating done
with great frequency by n gang utder
the personal dif,ctIuu Of George Campbell.
Mrlran's nAaucIal manager; told how during the
how larse number of Republican tickets were taken
frO The box ami replaced b' folded Democratic tckc!S
wines, also signed tho pubJok, some days after the
election. they DciHg produced By an agent OF Mclean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-04
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Feb (SpecidD.-DOlniniOn rep
reSent"tiyes AS well the local Government OF Prince
Edwards Island urging upon the Dominion Govern
neht the construction OF submarine railway between
The island and the mainland for which they ask an
annual Subsidy OF 100000. Premier Sullivan aud Mr.
Ferguson started for England by way of NewYOrk to
confer with tho Imperial Government and insist that
te terms Of the confederation be carried out failing in
which they will demand the right OF their province to
seeede from the union.
The Dominion Government has granted 81. 900 in aid
o the distressed fishing population of BOnaventure and
oaspe aud the Quebec Government Will give like
SUM- Dut this Will Lot do more than relieve immediate
necessities.
HALIFAX. Feb. tSpeciaD.-A Charlottetown dispatch
10 The Hafz Herald says that when the Chief Justice
Prince Edward Island, called upon Gillls, tho muir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-04
CIXCIyNAII POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
GOVERNOR FORAKER REMOVES THEM FROM OFFICE
FOR OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT.

GOVERNOR FORAKER REMOVES THEM FROM OFFICE
FOR OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT.
CoLUMBus, OHIO, Feb. 3 (SpecidD D.-GovernOr
Foraker to-day took up the charges preferred AGAINST
the Cincinnati Board OF Police Commissions, this being
the day hearing. Commissioner Refs sent up
his answer last night. In the main it is identical With
that filed by Commissioner stevens already print ted In
substance. As TO the Mullen Mr. Refs pleads the
previous good character OF the and his pardon by
President Cleveland. which lie holds bloted out the Of
fence restored him all the rights and privileges
which lie had formerly enjoyed. and that the Comms
sioners the right consider Mullen in his official
relations II the offence of which he was convicted had
been charged against him. A brief was submitted
by counsel FOR the Board In which the jurisdiction oI the
Governor was denied and The claim set M that the
judicial power determine the rested only IN the
courts
The Governor considered the matter all the forenoon
and about half past II o'clock his decision
that the Commissioners had on the police force men
known u the Governor as notorious characters ana
wholly unit Ia hold any KIND Of place on the iorcc ana
1t being judgment OF the Governor gross Official
misconduct to appoint and continue the force such
unit and improper men 1t Is considered by the Governor
hereby Is 0vcrruled and that Morton Lamkns julius
Refs and William A. stevens should e"ch ana all oil them
D.. aud they hereby removed from Office. -
BY this action Governor Foraker has begun gt that
will shortly oxtcuniuate Tie boodle gang Of eIni
oilers that has been terror ana disraee 10 the fiZehs
o Cincinnati
CIxCISyATi Feb AT this mornings session OF the
Board Of Police the following resolutions
were adopted: Having been advised by attorneys.
Hoady, Johnston Coston, that in case the Hon j. H.
Foraker Governor Of Ohio. should decide To remove
this Board or any member thereof refuse surrender
our positions aud to hold the same he Il, therefore
Rcs0ircd. That will not surrender our positions
as Police Commits Of tnr CITY Of Cincinnati until
prnuer upon tho issue and decides against
us and he u further
EcS0 red, That the Superintendent and Inspector
of Police be and LergOy ordered ana IN
sructed not surrender the police hu-
th0rity to 'pt any orders fon any
source whatsoever, except by the consent OF a
majority OF this Board. JULIts RLI~,
an. J.. HAWkIN-."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-04
ClGAR MEN nriLL AT Odds.

The cigar manI iacturers are awaiting the
tlme wheu willing to submit their differ
ences arhitraton but the latter seem determined TO
listen TO no terms uhil tile old of has been
restored. IN the meantime the Zoo members or the
Intentional Union, the packers ana noh-unloh men
-lupOrtel by the unlOu cost about Sl2,OpO a
week. the Progressive m"n busy getting IN money ana
manage TO ct tho ~i,5UO or 5000 week thai Is
necessary to keep IA ir men IN line. The members Of
the Federation Cubaa " al Cigatmakcrs employed hy
LoIuO, PcEdaS Co have Issued carl To lho trade IN
winch they claim tu he tuc only Havana cigdrluakcrs
uuOa IN the city. They deny that there Is any strike
IN the shop and assert that the statement on tie
irt OF rival union is made for trade purposes by
other manufacturers The Havana Ctgdrmakers' Union,
rival Organzlt on, says that number or their men
truck ON January on account OF tho bad sanitary
on OF the factory and that tho places Of tho strikers
Inv. hnnn M lcl WITH lnlMAmCn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-04
COLONIAL TERRITORY IN WEST AFRICA.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY IN


BERLIN, Feb. 3.-The agreement between
France and Germany regarding their respective posses
sOns the West Coast OF Africa and the South Sea
has been submitted to the Rechstag. The agreement
contains amicable understanding with respect to the
rival claims OF the Powers to the territory lying on
Biafra Bay, Germany surrenderng her assumed sover
eighty and protectorate all that part OF the country
lying south of the River Campo, north latitude 3. and
France abandoning all claim to any territory norho that
river. France recognizes German proectorate over
the Togo Territory Porto seguro and Little Popo oil the
Guinea Coast the frontiers OF which to be fixed by
mixed commission, the starting place to he at point on
the coast between Little PnpO and Agoona. Germany
renounces all claim TO the territory on the coast OF see
gambia, between Rio NuncZ and Mcaccrew. especially
KOba ard Kahtai and To refrain from interpos
ing any obstacles in the way Of French occupation OF
the cwlcbrGes, France agreeing 10 put the Hamburg
firm OF Colin upon the same footing as French hfns III
KOba and kabita concerning freedom OF trade ana the
acquisition Of land and the payment of taxes aud GUS
toms. Germany comedies to King McuSi the same
position i'll Porto SECURE that enjoyed by MIN under
the prOtectorato of France.