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IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Arguments Concluded in the Nm~gie
HnlDems Corpus Case.

Arguments Concluded in the Nm~gie
Habeas Corpus Case.
WASHINGTON. March 5.--Argumcnt ic-
fore the United States supreme court i'm
Nncgle's iabeas corpus was
clutlctl to-day. Choatc continued his
argument on the line laid down by him
yesterday, that of the supremacy Of the
United States to states. lie maintained
that when the constitution vested judicial
power i'm the courts to carry this into
effect and reacted laws To divide the co,in-
try into circuits, il necessarily implied
that in the discharge of the duties so
imposed upon them the officers of
the courts should bc absolutely
protected by the government. whose scr
wants they are. The case was closed by
Attorney General johnson of California
i'm behalf of the state. He ceslcd that con-
gress might pass "a law for tho protection
of Judges while travelling tn and from
their circuit, but maintained that no such
law had been passed giving the protcc-
ton, either in words or 10y implic alton,
and that its passage was absolutely essen
tial I'm order to trust the police power of
sfn IN
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SILVER COINAGE.
Walker OG Massachusetts Gives Hts View.
to the House Committee.

WA~HINGToS, March 5.-Bcforc the
house committee ou coinage Walker Of
Mnssacinisetts said: I am satisfied that
IL IL the desire of n large majority OF the
people Of the United States that n further
effort In made to bring the price OF silver
and gold together at the ratio of 1873.
While personally am willing to try "a fur
tlicr experiment by passing the treasury
bill III obe,li"ncc to a popular demand at
u minimum risk tn our monetary system.
hut the senate hill departs 80 widely from
all experience that under NO circuu-
stances could vote for il. The differ
encc between the bills. carefully stated. il
as follows:
The secretary bill proposes to receive
81 much of the silver product of the.
United States. ''that IN the product of our
country" which may be offered at its
market value and issue Notes against il.
The silver product of the United States,
Including the silver obtained from Mcxi-
can reduced i'm this country. aggrs.-
gates ai.oUO,Ooo fine ounces annually.
Dc'i,,cting the amount used annually in
arts, say Gup,UD ounces, the amount of
fcrc,i would probably aggregate i5,O0O,uD
ounces. A. price of 81 per ounce
notes would bc issued would bc S;5.Up,-
OpO-all the produce of American mines
and sn,eltcrs. The movement ~ sirnply
the passive agent for such American sill
vcr as il offered. and not compelled to go
abroad and join with foreign spectators
in creating a Fictitious price for silver.
The committee considered the first two
SECTIONS of tho Window bill and rcjcc ted
several amendments thereto.
The motion of Bland tn strike out the
paragraph limiting tho treasury purchases
to the domestic product was defeated by "a
vote of . tn 3. The motion by Knapp ON
which makes by permit tho purchase of
silver from, Mexican ores was de-
f.'a;c,i by ,o e.. Bland moved to
strike out section I of the bill and insert
the first section OF the senate bill. This
was lost 10y a vote of to .. 4 proposition
by Mtitchlcr to limit the pprcf,ass. under
the bill tn ~, ,sOb.OJO per month was lost by
a vote Of to y. The amendment pro-
posed Ivy Knapp providing that cert iicatcs
of less denomination than 81 sl,al, bc is
sued was lost.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Isl,also's a'rossects for staseheeA Are Good
\ Court Martial Case.

n CO0rt Martial Nose.
wAsHINGroN, March s.-Thc secretary
of the navy to-day ordered court mar.
tial to convene mt the Maryland navy yard
on the 18th inst. for the trial of COM
mantler Joseph ID. Coglan on two charges
ono for conduct prejudicial to good or
der and naval discipline and the other for
u violation of the naval regulations. The
specifications allutlc tn II letter written by
Commander Coglan criticizing the admin
istration of naval affairs i'm general and
that of tho Maryland navy yard in I'ar-
ticnlar.
decided To recommend the full
committee report to the house the reso-
lution providing for a searching inquiry
ton of Clayton. who was the contestant
for the seat i'm the house now occupied by
breckenridge.
The house committee on terri tories COM
plcted it's report on the bill to admit Idaho
into the union, and IL will soon bc pre-
scented To the house. The report con-
or clause i'm the constitution which disi,ars
citizen or one entitled to franchise from
exercising political privileges whenever
the Mormon church abansions its ndvo-
amy. There is nothing To prevent ITS
members from voting. This Mormon
question has been n troublesome one for
years and has been - standing Disgrace To
our government. The evils of MORMON
ism had become SD great IN that territory
that all the nOn-Morlnons, regardless OF
party, united i'm strongly urging this lcgis-
iation. 1t is understood that Springer
and Mansur will prepare IL minority re-
port proposing the passage of the bill. II
providing for the admission of Idaho and
the other territories mt ono time.
In the executive session of the senate
i'm the matter of the violations of secrecy
by newspapers.
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CHIo MO. March 5.-t;obcrt G.. Fairfax.
am Englishman WHO is engaged in ,ievcl-
oping the mineral resources of the CorcaIi
peninsula. arrived here from an inspcc-
ton OF the mines in California yesterday.
II says there is no doubt of "A plot To- kill
the king of Corea. and that the present
dynasty is doomed. The plot is in the in
tercst of family which il has been fore
told by a soothsayer or fortune teller. will
he the successor of the present royal fam
ily. Even the ministers OF state would. lac.
said. bs. implicatel.
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,,ai, Mugua,.. in Convention

CI.t.SELhno, March 5.-Thc. national
League uiuguat.'s met Tonight for the nrst
time since yesterday. Some objections
were m.ltie to tlc schedule, which j. on u
ten club basis, aud il Wa. referred back
to the committee. which will report to-
morrow. There il much gossip among
the delegates and Manager Lcahiy or De-
troit thinks there will bc only eight
clubs in the ielgu. after all. Tie j. of the
opinion that indianapolis and Washington
will go out. fic il anxious to buy WASH
ing;ou's franchise. Manager Brush OF
Indianapolis. appears To- be much eNer-
cised over the fear that his team will be
thrown out. Secretary Scandrett OF Pitts
burg. does not think Detroit will get in
a. il would ncce>sitats. an arrangement of
gr..up- and a heavy increase of mileage
expenses.
The delegates refused to sssy what sub
icc: was undcr discussion tonight. Ii -
belicvCd eight c,ub' league
was the topic considered. The
opinion Tonight i that both
indianapolis and Washington have been
brought out. IL IL now thought Detrol,
has given up the. idea of buying lnt.ianap-
oils or Washington and will ttN "a get into
ths brothrrhool. In the latsrE move 4 i-
understood they will bc -uccc-sti.
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Democrats ADOPT /. Platform.

pgoNIDESCE, March =. - Democrats
holding a convention here to-day adopted
platform declaring adhesion to all
wholesome reforms tending to- the purity
of elections. economy i'm the atininistra-
ton and the abolition of oppressive ulo-
nopolics and condemning trusts: affirm
ing devotion to- the principles of tariff i'm
the form enumerated 10y ex-Prcsisisu
Cleveland; heartily connending the DEM
ocratic members of the national house in
their stand against the partisan conduct
of the speaker; ;cougratulating the people
upon the adoption of ballot reform and
plcsixing themselves To- strengthen the
sySts.iu.
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The Cotton OIL rru., Case.

NEW YORK. March 5.-Judge Wallace.
of the United States circuit court. handed
down n decision to-day in the case of
William Wall against the trustees IF the
American Oil Cotton trust denying tn.
motion for a decree restraining the trust
from aissoiv:ng Until the termination of
II years. for which term their concern was
organized. on the ground ;hat = decree
cannot bend the trust
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LABoucHERE INTERVIEWED.
Ur Makes s statement About the CirSe-
land trcet Matter.

LoSDoS. MARCH, 5.-I-lloiich"rc in an
interview ON the subject of the Cleveland
street scandal said il could not l,c denied
that Hammond was assisted to escape.
Books mt Cooks tourist offices, hc said.
show that Ncxton, solicitor for Lord
Arthur Somerset. bought tickets to Amer
lea for Hammond and the boy who ac-
companicd th" latter In his flight.
There arr also number of let
tcr- which prov" that Hammond was
assisted To- leave the country. and La
bnuriicr. said IL was untru" that Ham
uinnd was I,trilyzcd. Dn th" contrary he
was always iu good health and WAS well
aware of eve rythiug that was i,oitIg in
the Cleveland str'ct hou-c. Hammond 5
knew the character of the place. Labo,icli-
ere had not heard of B.,verId.,c's hous,, IN
Easton row, and was sccptical a. tn it's rx-
ist.ncc. W.. suggested a crt,-ss cxa;niua-
ton of Hammond and the boy who fled
with him To America would elicit valuable
fgtti..
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT sPRAcuE
switch Engine and Freight Train Col
iisle-A Fireman X iiiesl.
Special Ia the Standard.

tisle-A Fireman X kiiiel.
Special tn the Standard.
SPOKANE FALLS, March at Spra9ue,
on the Northern Pacific, about 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon n switch engine and
~ freight train collisled iu the yari-, de
nolishing the fronts Of both engines and
killing Alfred Anderson, fireman of the
switch engine. A dense fog was prevail
ing at the time and il was impossible
tai see more than the length
of car. Just before the
engines collislssl the engineers ami fir.,-
men of both engines became aware OF
their danger and all jumped except An
slcr~oIl, who was Knocked bac kwarSl be-
tween the cab and tender and fell on tina
track, the rebound of the engine caiasiuz
died in n few minutes. His parents, who
live in sweden. have been notified by
cable
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German Labor Liquidation.

BERLIN, March b. Baron Won Ber-
lepsch. minister of commerce., has been
instructed to draft bills looking tn the
settlement of the labor question, based on
the opinion OF experts given before the
state council. Pending passage of the
bills. provision measures will bc intro
duced for the protection of ~orkingmen.
Among these will be one providing for
the formation OF workingmen'~ commit
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN DEAD.
Minister Lincoln's SON PASSES n way Quietly
ln London.

I'm London.
LONDON, March 5.-Mastcr Abraham
Lincoln, son of Robert Lincoln, United
States minister, who has been suffering
from poisoning arising from a malignant
carbuncle on the left side below the arm
pit, died at IL o'clock this morning.
During the morning the lad was i'm a
comatose condition and unable to retain
nourishmcnt. He suffered no pain. The
Lincoln family were at the bedside from
early morning until he died. He passed
away quietly. The body will be cm-
balmed and sent home for interment.
Funeral services will be held Friday
next. Only intimate friends OF the fam
lily and officials of the United States lcga-
ton will he invited. The body will be
deposited temporarily i'm the catacoubs at
Kcnsal Green, whence il will bc trans
ferrcd to the family tomb at Springfield,
Ills
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PIERRE, -. H., March 5.-Prohabiy the
last bill in this session WAS introduced in
the sta.c Legislature to-slay. IL WAS \ me
mortal to congress asking that body to
submit to ~ vot. of the people of the
United States the question OF prohibition
of the liquor traffic.
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Attributed to Its Colonial poii.y.

BERLIs. March 5.-Morping papers. In
ciuding the Klein Jop,Hni. attribute. the
government defeat in the recent cleo
tions for ia. reichstag to the popular dis
content over it, colonial policy. especially
in regard 10 samoa.
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LONDON. March 5.--Wbiic Chesterfield
Gootls. and Charley Mitchell. the pigiiist.
were dining at the house of George Baird.
a sporting man. they became involved in
"A quarrel and finally r,sortsd tn blows.
They clinchcd aud in the scutifc both fell
down "a Hight of stairs. Baird. who was
standing by. cggs.si Mitchell on. The fight
was resumed at the bottom OF the stairs.
Finally Mitchell seized poker and struck
Gootle two severe blows the head.
Gooslc was removed to- the hospital where
his injuries were pronounced serious.
Mitchell has not been arrested.
Later Mitchell was arrested thi- after
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LosDoN. March 5.-Jcrry TilghIn.,,i. TIA.
American who has been mixed up
ccutly in several questionable financial
transactions. was found guilty to-day Of
uitcring forged checks and sentenced TO
one years imprisonment.
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China Getting Ready.

LoSDos, March 9Th. Chinese gov
ernment il ruas-ing troop the Sib.r-
ian frontier. an early attack i,y the
Russians j feared.
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w.ls.tIsGros, March 5.-TaGihec's corl-
alition j. very serious tonight, atsd ,hcre
= iit,ie hpps-~ OF recovery.
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t,.h KIM. IN. ballot Htii.

SALT LAKE. Morch The Utah lryi--
lltur~ to-day killed the Australian halo;
bill.
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8!eriaBe 9iafi5ttsiig.
= : NeGEt taO GIn gSGiBss ssBaaGt.-Ss@
fdltate Gss @sa0taaen.


Rembhis, Germ, "a. Suui. - Die
Neoer Bai.sr Sal.is, gomarS ga pI0
GoShn S5anarS, ioruie 7ranf Greniid, eti
SGe!ser, nurbeH beIte GaE5 Zen S,iang btr-~
gs,intet, BITE hrst gtegsr aelnsini6aftIig un
11.24 8otulittcgs nuo ssreniib nm 1922.
Dian bate uiipEHngLid1 aafaltsn astfeHsu,
nne Bier suiammsn BI 1angeu, 0lleil STe'
liid pinteRlrte 10 erlsrstidl eGgeGeu, In Bets
ein nit Oiegeru ms Senieits 81 fabren, bag
cine SerdneGtIns ees 4Ie9ramms beIGlciien
purbe. Die StnrthtuHgen fanben TN btnie
rea Sca1lb0r oes 9efdrgutfes In @easnDart
uen etGra $50 4eriouen itatt. 9Ie 6ret yfez
ger bgitben Eanbhait nub gsFsst bic sum
gube. Ste pefcnbeu iimEztItd) isre S9ulo
eia uub eiflirten. Eie bitten Bl.eben nit
iblam Gott 9eidl!efisu. Breuiib mar, Gls er
ouF'a GdaffOt geftihrt EUurbe, 10 i6naG, bag
ibn Spgi 5iilIsi6erifTe flfiBeu musten. glts
tr anf BEN SGofiOt 3u ipreaea ua4 ,Idte,
uGho&.e er anIdaIi6 Der taum gebetI;ea
gBunte an 0aiie, fsiuen 5eEaG1blsd3pG 201t
belbolEubIsngeA nnb ftaub bGIb bcn Dem
Geiiume ab. CT DaE iibitgens hur9 ben
raidli6en @eaaB bon Gbaapps bal6 betdubt
nah Id!ien seaienmt1 apGtalid. Der Eel
brad igm 6as 8epid.
SrauG 3reAiib, Der e Btse gBeiBs auter
Ten bier ptuGsEt3tetsli toetete GT1 Ibsno bes
S. Sill |. s. ietne frals, oie ;his ber;afen EaO
cine SteIIs els Uagb til etHem Sotel ange
rc1meu bate, uuf 0feneT G ase buta GInsn
WtefferEiG. e. bradjte ftd baHa ielbff cine
tiaffeu6e gEuube on ber Ssqle bel, genaS ies
bad, tcntbem Die 2nf;t6bre bnEdi41i.teu
nar.
BnsIer Sa4.,s, Elm Ralatte, al,nUroete am
IS. auguR Ietpe fSron, oie Qlllrone Gelbe
Sarlis, auf dbulime g6eiie uno unter DIR
Lld4en umfiuOeu, ipie 8Eeaiib iejue @1ttiu
abi5luGtets. guG) 9aa4lS oul6iduitt i'd
uadl bers g5erbce5eu Die Rehle, ieSodl rDar
itiue Buabe uif9t tDttEiG, un0 81 UuEoe wi2z
Oer bergsatut.
Der glegeg gtDaro Glst eidlos an 8.
Ueoemter, BEN udmlIten Gage, Gu nsIhau
Saia.3 bee Mortas i'm elaen 9raae hb2rs
,ii&rt narbe, eiue BTau Collie @arr, tpeIdle
&c Der ebetIaeu lln,.eRe bei9uLbigte. Sc
uaItheibiete ft bet Tsiuem g;oseffe utbt uab
Urrbe mad nur Bms,tdsiaen YEOaefe idutat9
be!ruteu.
Sagtp Souarb, a,nglegeT, eIfadI ON IbeHb
bta lsstsa G3eihNNGtstas W, s. BiutROu,
RIB. .aoua oaf eineIl 5,!gBeubabntD2aspa,
Ds'' ibn oerielbe ouf9eio oe.s bate, ietu yabr
E2l9 = zen baffig bsbimmtfn aaFeR Bu Ds~'
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aenen ME Snmnnrh.6nLIr. q

Rep<9prf,24. SIAi. .-gtue Beriamm'
Iana rnr6e beute 4b"1b pcI ben l1Epebeti
bfr ueuen SHgaer Beneguna gegen B {
,Eammnnn-SaIe" unter BEN 8orfse g8bce'
Itr $. Bed9am's I'M ,,B.aNicr SoteI" ab9e'
heIter. Inter ben aureIenbea beianSea fidl
Fad GGnr3, Bafnr Or. Seber HeTtnnr
Bater Dacss u. u. 3pedsntipre9eabe Sc.
iblftfIe rnrben augeupmmeR uno Elm aHa
GeifIi4en Eeftebcu6es @1mite eruluEt, mn
inter ben Rit9liseern her Gemeinoen RC5s
naGuuha fiir bie Setpe9ung ST. mG4en.
Ser 8orf6Iag, and ben Or. WcSIban
ann WlitaIieb bes Gonite's Bn er1euIeul
truree uerrorfen, neil Wcglhun 3nE 3ati
Fetu genobuer BON Betps0OIf lit. Die Ser'
i0mmtung eTnQnnte nod Elm auoeres &onltte
Deg6bss etn Hiirsel..idet iiir BITE beo0rFsbeHSI
WabI empfeblen Icu. later ben Gtitglieheal
ienee Gonltte's befiubeu f5 bic SecGeu 80
roEb Stteubcrfer, GuRou 8, S9wet uni
Scrmpru SeIstAe,
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Ser MnSyni,.

8efou, "a. Suni. -- Sas GeaelI6iff
sGanabinu,H mtldee bon Sul.uam bier aua
Gelauat 10, ptrb In Quarantotne eebaIteu,
fretl oret In Snrinan am 8rrb aencnlmene
Bnfasiere, Elm iunger Ranu uuS beHeu bets
ben BetteEn, Inn alter BON -, reip. 10 Sab
rem. elmer NIT aneias behaftetsn SamiIie aris
geb6ren ioueu. Die betben &aGben tbsiiten
ONT Befraaen nit, ea6 ihr Sutsr felt snsE
Satren Liant let Ino ge.Gsnut bon Der Eap
miIie Iebe, wsi er an eiRsr anfiedenSeu
&ronfbeit leiee. Cine iratIibe llnterEud,una
bot feline Wserinale bon ansias on BEN jur-
gen 0faune unb beH teihen anaheu ergspsn.
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ar @Irll nn0 lef @aaMfMarter.

PbtInbetpbtc, "a. Snni. - Dennis
Gr9nIen purbe beute Aten6 bon SoIsp5 Br,
der Dor oes Gesteren gBtrthidais On ber gde
ber 4. Strase uub @irGrn' 2lpeuue geiGOfieu
unb t1otltdb nernunoet. GruDien nor iriiser
ShontUdrter In Bu9sr's 9teuffen, uuroe
ietpd entEafer, aIs es fidl beraus ftellte, bas
er Guf 81 pertTaut'm Suse NIT Eran Snber
f7anb. st Ieste tebo9 ieine geiude BEL Der
Grau insBebetu fort, urb SaGer Ieitete,
ns6bern &C bel ieiner Riidisbr BON eiuem
Nns9aupe Zen Gr SGGpfuarter In @eiel,
idait ietuer Sruu uurgelInbeu nnb 8sibe
miubelreiG gepliasIt bate, cine SGesbuuos,
tiGse eiu. ais Su6er beute 4beno DOE leia
uer Stiire faub, paraoirte @rorDIep IN ber9uf-
fcrternber gBeiie ca ibm porfiter, sroraaf
9nGer eiuen 8euoiper sus uuD BEN St0rer
Ieinss @hegItides eiue 9ugeI In bie Itnte
5ette ifos. Ser SermunDete Iiegt I'M 90
IpitpI ea.lieber, NIB bte Gerate eEtldren, er
habe uur nod Gpeuise Stuneea 81 tebau.
&rcDIee bat cine 5Eall, reIde an ber Saberbz
Sir0se, unhe GlGe-'s gGtrtaiGaft, uObut.
Steielbe tbeiIt NIT, bas 5srGu 8E9er bdufig
itren (tSrnu @ropleh'sl gatteu tn jeiuer
2NGbnu1a Seiut5e Qhffcttete,
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Itt ft.ghItfeniibc StGatssGpnhert ton
&enn[hIaQllien.

8arrtsbuEg, VQ., "a. Snui. - g8
f6elat 8ismItd geGpsB, cas- beE noEgeu bier
'uinmmentreteabe repubIitaatide Staals.
eCnbert S..i. Geo. %. 9eIaulater gum @ouD
DC Isur rQEiA en- pirb. Sen. Saliinas, Ger
JStctsae ron yi8oB" auap, gibt lelue 2tipigas
tlon rod mot Guf, aLleill 0tgIeid SeIatoC
GuOp ogre 3UeiftL etus 9pioritdt bes Sor
pertS CT 9urt, 70 ioiEb sT beuuo,3 S5geEn,
bon 6er Partsipei.iae alI3u gsid3Ii9ea gs'
breud, 81 mrGeu, neil 2" etue 8eUolta bes
ST dfrs@lemeEts fir9tet. Sir bic Notnis
IA IN gum Blce GOu0erEsnE ilqilt RaioE
WOntb1tb bon GGee5e1p Gor7tD Die befe
aasiiGt 3u bobeH. Die BlattO4.l, tDetAs
blg G0Hulu! annebmea i0ll, jFi bC. eitS feE,.g.
Sie sntSdIt Die betauiten B3rafsA dber Sen
nOibpenbssen Gmn4 fir auIel.iauiide lit
belt, besaHfiet l1eugs 8ouREeduug 6es &C.
ittas gessn Gputraftarbaiters unb BaIpers
g.Iwaa0 0erHng, forbert giuiIbrra9 ose ap
liIaItI6eu gGahLIhEenls Il. baI. Al.
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feline f,IT6netseube 3aaimulung Ge4etsn
babe nnb eer aagebIidse Broteft 81 ipd et5z
gei.offen Jet. Die Gnti@cthnna tes S4ieees
getiGts 8ln9 nRnlebr taaiu, caB Der Set'At
Retu. 9rit iibereiIt aebaRbsIt babe, iaSe11 &c
ben gereiu qegen bIe BeEim!nnna oer Stao
tuten ObEe Ute ginEiGisrns bei0er Se3Itfe
enfgsnomnsA. Gs fuIgEe barn esne iehr
otiimi.-e Debate, bie bGmIt sabete, bas u1c1
nit $50 pegen 285 Stimnien bic IRfaaanie
bee gIrteiter'Suruoeretns" IN Den yfep'
golfec Sesirf sHtgebeiber.
Su Der S6lIsfisuu9 trurbe eEn 8si9lnB
auGenpr!nen, hnrG EDeI1en ie6e Ibdnoes
run9 Der befebenhen giatpanSeraug5.gefese
tnibbiliat unb bic RttGIieher bes pErfasr'
Snnbes" oerpfliGtet tperben, fetnen Se1ot'
Seteu fiir ben GUugreB BG unteaFfBen, Der
In Der @iuuanbesIngss gEage anbsrer aUF
fht iff.
Soc ndtafe 8unbestarufsF ptrS I'm Sabre
1898 In RilmGutee, gBis., uab bic na9fte
Guruer- -Gogiaeuug Inn Sabre 1892 su ggais=
iuQtou, G..G., ahgebattsn Eper0en.
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sFnmiIiettz zSrnn1nie.

BsttSbEEQ, "a. Stunt. - Ntt1aeI Die
boI0 bon SHesBittabHrs bat fid nit etuem
9iaErmeiier bic aetle hnr6 Itnitten, HahbeuI
er Dorher ietue Stan nit eiueE1 Bell lebeues
gefdbrlit uer.est bate. Ats man Siebolh
Guffanb, lebte e. nod, farb aber nsta fur3er
3eit I'm sSoath StSe 6cipttaI,n tpcbiH mau
thn 8ebraGt bate. StaboIb tebte Bon ietner
ssrGu getrennt. Gr befG5te ote 2estsre beute
ajiCrgeu nI0 5eIIan1te BITE Seronsaabe ieirer
SIeibang. Seine fran erigGrte, er ioIe
nehuen, uas tbm geb6re, beuu ffe pole
yii1ts mebr nit Tim IN tbun bQbeT. Dat
alf nerIeste er ihr ben mTrbelI6en SAIag
un6 mari baHn ihreu benustIoien SSrpsr In
Elm .anberes Gunner. Damn begab &c fida
nod BEN Souis ieiner Intter, tpo er lrObutG,
b bfgtna SeIbf fTorb. 3ae Baer, ueIdlss
e1Geieasnen SamiIisu cnaeh0rt, beFst Aaet
ainoer.
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geF1annris eines sobnrsrbpra

2ittte SO d, ari., "a. Suai.- 2aut eis
neg Sepeide aus 2sraileua, Ser, hel. thts
bolt aro6e Gui:egHug Ss,.sffs ber Guaabe,
bos bic EEan hes bermutbIi9en gtIeu5abu.
riubers Si0tcIiffe, tueL9er negsu auasbItd1er
8etteiIieung an Der am IA. ha. Usts. iattae.
babten oeranbung oes Cotton Belt 3naea
rerbaftet pur1e, aber mitLsrtpsile peEoruen
IL, eil1 0ffeues gefianbni6 Setrefs yer Iit.
iduloigen oes Seu0nnten abss'eat Dat, bic
TG amnttid tn 5aft bsfiuSeR. Gs beist,
he Srau nerbe ale StGatsBeugin GuflEeten.
Der Ssrbaitete g8iGiaus GrGrb, uaGSsur febe
SEraGQft bonn SfiGter lb9enteieu mar, tpsea
Der In Saft geiaubt, nm 6as SeEfaSreu Der
@rcBgeiGDoEcnen ab3uwalten. Die lib. cen
gefangenen murben, nm etUatger epudiufsa
uGranben8en, nod eem SefdugaiB In 8ers
tnu, &frae, abgefhbrt.
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@pn einfm gemherl nslni krI elidlaiietf

8es Rutues, Su.. %. S1nl.-gersu
Gbnrabers, @tgentbitmer elmer Reftnura .,cn,
~trlrbe ntfterR abeuO ncu benz 9emperen,z
SpiseI Srant Bterce burd etuen Shns tSOs.
li4 nerDuabet. Bterce batte BITE Sefauras
tion mad seif geu@etrdnten ourd5fud,t, iehud5
teire aefnnben. GaIo borauf tan, er sum
spetten RaIe uub tpolIte In eas obere 9tofz
tretf, aHetn Chambers iaste tim, e1ntS1ue
ntdat htnanf, renn er feiaen @ea.d.tsbefehI
rcrteiee. Bierce, peId,er teiuen Befeb! bate,
oerinfte nm, fib NIT Gepnlt @iH...tt ~
neri&affe.a, un6 es Tan ~ ei7em S.rc;t, IN
uelGem Bierce eiuen o1epnIper soa rno
Ghambtrs nieberiaoF. Gr fence uI5 ouf
sinen aHtgarter, rbae TIN ieton IN t.efien.