davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
aretaefproaene @oL0atenf@imOer.

Sn SoGge ser Observation-Disclosures
blteb set Qlus9a1g bes Btttsbur9er Yro7
seiies gegen Die SoGbatenibtroer Wttll5>
Oberltleutenant Streator nno Wttlt5@
S6erit 6dtpfinS, beina6e unbemertt.
SIM 53eugenperbor mar gritnoltb be-
ipielen tporben, baB 9e9en ben iugenoEIcbet
Mtli31oloaten Sans in 6omeftea6 'tpegen
ieines oummen 6urrabs auf ben NnibteBer
6rtd's, 6ds ibm in eiltem eurnpGtiben
MtlitGritaate cine lei3te 9lrreititrafe sugez
sogen bGtte, tDirfltb iene barbariicben
Strafen perbGngt tpur6en: Iufbdngen ON
Ben 0aunten, N6ic6eeren 6es Sopfz unO
8artz6aares auf Der etnet Sette uno InS7
ltoBung aus benz 2a9er unter ben Sldn9en
beS 6olunfenmar l9cs.
Die @el6Dorenet tDarerl uttter oettt GtttE
6rrude 6er S6ulbbetpetie augenl9etnltb gu
eirem ,ShuIoig" enti9loien.
Qber nun fam tpteber bic i6anoGt9e
8artetlicbfett penn1plbantl9er &tcbter sN
~llngun1ten Ser Mrbeiter ms Spiel.
9ennlDlpaniens oberiter &iBter 8aT1on
bat fib 6efanntli3 niBt gei3Gmt, IN bOdblt
etgeter observation-disclosures 8erion ge9en Die
9(r6etter BON 6omeIteab tpeger tbres WtDer>
itan6es gegen Sic 8infertonz8 an6e Die nnz
9ebeuerIide Q~(nflage beS 6O6oerratbs SIT
icbleubern. Sn Dem gro3eie 9egen
Streator un6 6apftns nabm etn anberer
penniDlpani19er Gi9ter, 8orter, unbeotngf
8artei fir 6ie Qlngeflagten, neil tie aus benz
Nr6eiterz feinoltcben 2ager itn0; 1et1e Sn1
1~truftion an bic @el9norenen %lautete, Den
.3eugenauslagen gum Srobe, gang uno gar
3u @un1ten bteIer Qn9efldgten 1t1to ais Die
@eicbmorenen it9 bennob ntbt itber .etlt
ygti9t i6ulbig" etnigten, f~an5elte &t6ter
8prter tic ab. Sbr na6 lGngerer Sim
iperrung ab9egebener nOtbgebrungener
8abriprld6 lalttete NJ II auf vget9t ibnl1
big". 9(6er Dab ite Streator unb SatpftnS
betnob cine S6ulb 3ui6rieben, benefit Der
BON i6ncn gu iDrem @abripru3 gentabte
3uiab, iponab Streator uno 0atpftnS
einen groBen G9etl Der @ertbtsfoiten Ill
be5dDlen Daben.
Oa bie G~rimtnalfGa9e seget bic SOG1
oatcni6inber an Scr e1npOrenben Yar>
teilicbfctt zines &icbters geibettert 1T, 10
bleibt benz SAINTS nur no6 Der gSeg Der
Gtpilflage altf S6mer5ensgelo nt1D Sba7
oeueriab iibrt9. Q(6er tptr6 riobterltc1er
@influB nicbt au6 6a ii3 ftr Die Soloatenz
icbirbar gelten6 n1aGen?
0as 8er9alten penniDIbanti3er Gtbter
it ben o6en ertpG6nten 6Glen lGBt be-
firc6ter, baB iie in Sen beDDritebenoen per7
fpl6uu0siuc6ti0en Morb> urb 6pcDDer7
ratbs : 8ro5elien ge9en 6omefteaDer Nr1
better Sic @clbmorenen ebenfalS 81 linz
~gunften ber Qrbetter bulbolen mer6ett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14

@ntibsioung5ta9es an, fir bcn Die gr0Bte
Gtnmit5tgfett 3ipiicbm ben peri6ieoenet
So1feIltoHcn 10 notDlpenpi8 mar. 9Seldben
QnlaB Bate baS Golumbuier 8latt ST.
leinen Sc9md9un9en? 9l8 gorlpano
otertc i6m Die Seter in W~ittenbctg, Die 1tcb
bob ourcb BEN Geiit dcbtcr &eligionSfret3ett
unD 8ertriglidfeit ge5en Nt1Det5gldubcnos
dus3ctc6nete.
gielc 8sr8e 6od iibtr ienem fat6olt1dM
6anattfer ltebt Ser fatbOltlde Bt1cbot
Spaloing BON Yeoria, ber ii3 nit 9rpBe
artt8er &olerans in bent jeBt gllldl:db be-
c%nbigten Sample audi auf 2ltt0cr's be-
ril6mtes Gunbicbreiben al ocutlcD, Stdote
li6er Grribtung bon S@ulen berief u1o
Durcb lcin ebenio tapferes, mic tdftpoues
unb fluges 9luftrcten 10 peicntlieD sum
Siege osr 9emetnionten guten SacDe bctz
trud
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
&abrtee Sf6e6en TT stunerifa+


Gins muB man ben 3i6ecben In ser
0iterreic9iicben Monar9ie %Ialien: Tie entz
nideln felt eini9cn S0hrsebntcn cine lttge7
Deuere SDatfraft, nm itcb 5ur @sltun9 ST
bringcn, unb 10 itnO tic in 85Dmcn aus
elmer la19e Belt uttergeDrOncten Static Sur
porDerrl6enben gstporOen, lelOer auf Soften
beS DDrtigen 0eutldbt6umS.
9ieieLbe Giibrigfeit IN Ser 8ehauptutg
ibrcr Gigcnart beipeiicn Die Iicbcdben ol6
in Qlmertfa = 11ltr nit Deu llntcrl6tsbc,
6aB tie bier, no eS noeb GaboBeuraum fit
Sic peri0tebcniten 9fationnlitGten gtcbt,
1tidt, mic inn rdum1icb cngen 80Dnen,
fetrbIi6 gegen boS 0euti0tbum ouftrcter,
ionbern iicb i'm %Nagcmetllen gut NIT D%teleln
pertragen, ia BET ben n~eltcitca QGdblen pieI7
fact 6an0 IN 6Q1D nit tbm geDen.
BUR GertDeibigung tDrcr @tct9Ocrc6tt>
gltng nit ben dltOeren 8cipoDncrn ber Seer.
Staoten baben bie 3itbc1m i1 oiciem2an6c
inter Ntbcrem eiten bpDn1iicD Gmerifo>
11ii6el 9fationalau9i6uB, beficn Grecutipe
aus flint Wfit8lieDcrn beiteDt, bon 6ei1cn
Stpei IN Sospa, nGmtlicb in @ebar 9tapioS
unb Soma Gttp, rnb ie Gins 81 Sn1aDa, al
Chicago unb Ct. 2ouiS poDnDaft ltltb.
Die S1d6ecben babcn cine itattlic6e 9(rz
3obl bon 3citunget 1T ibrer Wfutteriprad6e
in 6teiem 2onbe, unb stpar beionbcrs au9
in Chicago, borunter oas groBe unb 1ebr gez
fAtdt rebigirte Sageblatt yGbtcagsfe 2tftp"
6obter. I'm iebpcb tire Gecbte oltcb un>
mittelbar BEN 9lnterifanern gegeniiber ait
nertbetbi9eu un6 bteien 5H8let3 einen 8ez
grtff bonn Gi9ecbenthum biiben unb in oer
alien !6eimatb be~i5ubrin9en, bat Ser bela9te
b0bmil6 : amerifani1de OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dor eiltem 8tertelja6re feline et9ene WonatS=
ldbrift in engliider Sprabe unter Dem Sea-
men '"The Bohemian Voice" IN Omaha
9e~gritn0et.
Mtit sroBem Sntereiie baben mir Sic bis
6er eri6ienenen Nummern bteier BON 6errn
G6omaS Gapcf Dortreffli6 rebigirten reicbz
baltigen Monatsi9rift 9~eIeien.
Son beuti97amerifanii4er Seite ipur6e
bereits in ber eriten 6Glfte Der fiinf3iger
Sabre Elm dbnltcber Geriu9 gemacbt,
UNI Sen @nglil4 d merifanern ctnen Sc
qriff bonn Sem unb 8oqen Der 9eutic6en
oieleS 2an6e5 ST berl6affen. @tne oeutl6-
omerifantI6e 8ereini9ung erricbtete gu btez
lem l3nede BEN Liberal 51 GlepeLar6,
Ser aber bon einem 5temlib raOifalen eng
ltd Nmertfaner, George @ltpparb, Ser
faiier Der bamaIs pielgeleienen u@ebeimz
niiie BON philadelphia, unter Wfittpirfun9
bon 9euti6en rebtgtrt tpuroe, letten 3tped
1ttr mal1sel6aft erfiiate unb balb ipieber
Sic Bohemian Voice" miro boraltSz
ein freunDIideres S6tdial babeu,
ic6on neil fic, itatt fib III pbtloiopbii1e
98o[fenb0ben SIT periteigen, ie6r prattticb
Su @erfe sebt. Sic i6tloert IN faBli9 9ez
i6riebenen btitorti9er @ufidBen bte
8eitrebungen in 806men,
metit i'm Stnne Der bprttgen ul1gti6e4iicben
gartei, iebo6 o9ne Ben IN 8Obmen ielbit
gebrGu6licben 6aB ge9en bic 0euti6en.
l1ro fit Bic 3ibeben in ben Ser. Staaten
lit ite ni4t nur cine ipa6iameg ert6eiotgerin
ibrer Gecbte, ionbern pett au6 Nngriffe
auf bieien 8eo0lferuu9StbctI ndcboridlicb
Sn Der neueften Drummer Der Bohemian
Voice. pirb nit GROCER @rinoLibfeit Elm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
G,toe oeS @c1p SrleamIer 8ieSett=
StreifS.

Der Stem Orleanier dIl3en1ei1e Streif,
tpcld6cr aQe b%orti9en @ei61ftc SIT ld6ntcn
6ro6tc uf10 bcr an 8erbrcbern pa6rlt1
nid6t arrlten 6albmonbitaot auf furSc 3ett
logar 6ie ndc6tltcbe StraBeitbelen6tltng
nabn1, lit gum @litdc i6reu porltber9egdn7
gen.
0ieIe 8cnbung bat man Der E6atfraft
bes neuen @ouDertelrS Softer bon Gort1
1iana ltnb ser 8%elonnenbelt Der oortl9ell
Wrbetterfi i6rer 81 perbanfet.
Statt 9Icicb nit ben QSaffen 81 r%alieIr,
lorgte Der @ouperneur bafiir, oaB bas
8~un6esgeribt su 6iiLfe ger1fen ipuroc.
8or Dielem tparb ein GinDaltSOcrfabreit 9e1
gen bte Observation-Disclosures etn9eleltet,
tpeLBe BEN ~allgernetnen Stretf sur Inter
ituBung ser Itreifeuben BaGer, Nuflaoer
ltnb 9aitfarrenfitbrer angeorDnet batten.
0aS bunbesgericbtlt6e 8erfahren tubt itb
arf Bic Tbatiocbs, baB bet Strett 1toreno
alcb in Die 3oaipetcbcr be9 SunOes EN-
9riff.
9luf einen !3uiammenftoB nit ltncle
Sam polten es aber bic @etperf1baftelt
uicbt anfom1nen lailen. llno att bds EN-
6rirgLtcbe 3lreben DeS @ouoerneurs emf
i9loiien ite iib, ben aagennetnet Stretf
ab5ubeIteIen.
Stem Orleans lit 6urc6 6teie gSeltOung
elmer idbperen @rI9itterl1ng ietnes @e7
icbGft8lebens uno elmer i3pere1 @efaDr>
bung ieiner o6ne6it nt6t groBen o%ttertlt7
cben Sicberbeit gliidGtb entadn9en.
6Dfentlitb tpiro aber @oupernellr SOFTER
ieinen moraliicben @infl1B, ben Die lleue@
item Stem Orleanier 8organ9e 9etutB 1eDf
bermebrt BADEN, 1ltn aucb od3n benllBelt,
nm nn,n.htn 1rhnitnr-G nrAerln1nen MnQllChlt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
atttrtd,t..me Ses @oeparos.@egeses.

Sn ben erItcn Wepnaten De5 6eborfteben>
Sen SQ6re3 1893 miro 0aS @DparDs> @eleb
a69etGan tperben. 0oubsrneur Nlt1el0
nir6 gleicb bel icinem 2%t1ntSantrttte borauf
6rtngen. 9n sic Wfc6rDeit bctOer 6dlier
BET neuen Staats9eieB9c6un9 aus eat7
icbte6enen @egnerl1 DcS @bnarb5> @eieBeS
beite6t, 10 pirb Elm bic gdn5li9c 8eieiti8ung
beS fbdnbLid6en @ciebeS perfit9enber @cieB7
e"nttpurf dngenDmmen tDerbcn. ltnb ebcnlo
ltcher lit eS, baB 0teielbe Stoatsgeiebgebung
Damn ein burbauS gerec9teS Scbul5tpangS7
geieB nacb @iSconiincr Wuiter annebmen
miro. @pupernelr Nlt9elb, bciien lharf>
finnige Gat6i6lGge BET @eltaltung bteler
griinbli6en Gtefor1nen nibt fe6len tper6en,
ntr6 iie, ais Sipei ber 6auptfriicbte ieineS
Sie9eS, freubtg genebnigen.
ga nln bos S6tfial beS @6par6s>@ ez
lebes b~efteeelt lift, 10 barf man arb boffen,
oaB Bic beu6lerti3en Nlarn1rufe itber Die
v@inmiibung beuti9zamerifanti6er unb
anberer &trcben ms StaatSleben" balb
gGnsIt6 aufboren tperben.
0te1eGben 2eute, tpelbe bergniigt su1eben,
tpenn englii9 amertfdnii6e Oao6efir6en
auf's 3u6rtnglt6ite tn'S StaatSleben etnz
qreifen un6 BEN Staat Su alIerlet nit Ser
Trennltng BON Stoat uno &ircbe ntcbt berz
trGglicben MeaBregeIn pie Sabbatb3tpang
b~eranldiien, ~iteIten in n~euefter 3ett beutz
icbe 3utberaner un6 beuti6e unb an6ere
&atboIifen ais frecbe @epalttbdter segen
Sen Staat BIN, neil 6ieie &ir6enIeute it6
gegcn frebe @tngriffe beS Staates in tbre
religiD1en, pdbagogii6en unb tbre elter7
Iid6en &e6te ne6rten. 8p6Gbere6tigte
~9tot6tpebr un6 mutbpiQiger 9lngrtff muir
SEN ba abit9tLi6 unb bretit lu9nerti3 NIT
chamber pertpe6ielt.
8eit entfernt, it6 gegen Ben Staat ber1
iul1Dtgt 5u Ddben, Derote1te1 Die 9ut1eraner
unb bic &at6oltfen tparr1eS Sob fit tire
MlSbauer in etnem Sample, Der nur Ste
@abrung neutrality-suspicious. Gebte gegen
ullbefl>e itaatlt3e @tngrtffe gum 3weGe
bate.
9utberaner un6 &at6oltfen batten tpGb>
ren0 bes ieBt 70 9lii6li6 beenbeten Samples
ge9en Nubett, audi nit einigen tnneren
S6nieri9fetten gu tGmpfet.
Gerrat6 i'm eigenen Eager iuc6te Sic
2utbera1er gu lGbnten. 9ber bteler Ser
iub i9etterte 9dn3li6 an Set Seftigfeit,
9tecbti6affenbett urtb @run6laBtreue oteier
tiibtt9en unO unbeftedltben WGnner. 1tnb
tie ipuroen ourcb i'm Su nun nm 10 gr0>
Berern Offer far bic gerecbte Sa6e angez
1pprnt.
SIM 2ager ser fiir 6ieielbe Sade eletc6
e~tfrigen &at6oLtten 3eigte iib fetn btrefter
8erratb. Inn 10 i3aOlicbcr 6rDbte aber
tbnen uro Der gemetniamen 9tngelegenbeit
Der SanattSmuS D~erein5eIter WtitglieOer 81
tperben. 60 brabte 3. 8. Elm fat6oIii4es
Deuti6es 8latt ppn Columbus in O6io UNI
mittelbar Dor Der @abl tpieoer robe
ScDmGbarttfeL iiber 2utber, unb auD in
SQtnoiS famen tie nocb am 8orabenD 6cs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14

III fSrbcrn. Sn einem fri6eren 5aupt7
~iflaoenftaate lpie 9ouiiiana bat 10 mandber
Q(rbeit5ge6er nod recbt p~eraltete Serrenz
be8riffc bonn GerbaItnib Spiicben benz Sir
Observation-Disclosures un6 Dem @rbettSletiter.
Solde 0unfeLmanner oes ~iostalen 2ez
bens etnes 8eiieren 3u 6elebren, foate BET
ser iebigcn Sacblage in Der gr0bten StaOt
ieines Staates cine oer !6auptaufgaben oes
@ouoerneurs bon 2outitand ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14

etcttbfaIs auf's ~eifrisite bon m!ufGe 9ce
f3roert.
Sn ieinen te5igen Subildum8tasen tperz
Sen tint Der GJrtn uielc bon Gnglil6z un6
9eutibsNmcrifanern crpieicu.
@cnn bic groBe Me6rbeit Ser gtbtOmme
hinge BON 9euti6sn in bieiem QanOe iicb
Gitcn Wtndle gum Wauiter nGbme, mic gut
itGrtoe CO Damn nit benz 0eutic6>@merita>
nert1um unb ietner 3ufunft!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
II tettts= Yreiie:

etbpnnemcmts=Yreiie:
GdeIt1e Morgen.gusgobe it Der Stabt bir1 bic Srd9er
ms 9ars 9~eltefert.
Ser gsp6e. OBS
SdoIi6e gus9nbe unb Scr MeIter" per @oGe... 0.20
Ser MeftenH Der Sabr. ............ $50
MD6eutline @usoobe Der Sabr. $50
qusndrtiee a~bDnnenten per Soft:
Sdoli9e ausgabe per Sabr i'm @orous ....,..... $50
Ser @eftenH per Sobr. 200
mb6entli6e gtuseabe per Sabr. 200
WD9entli9e Mus9obe na9 irgenb eiuem 9onbe
eurOpog per subr 800
Illinois Stats - Zeitung Co.,
gbica9o. Sn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
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Office: ede oft.gsofbtn9tOn=gtr. unb 9iftD gtpsnue,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
@erH.ttt isn sremSen6ed,cr.

Nub penn Set Osenlb cine groBe 5reuOe
erlebt, miro tie tbm niAt ult9etritbt be1btc7
ben. Sber Dte Sbiuer cS i6Oner in let
rem Sling beS 8otpfroteS" ausOrildt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14

9eS 2ebenS ungcmil6te Trcrbe
gNirn fcinem Srhiihe1 s1t Shetl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-25
THREE BODIES FOUND
In Spokane Fire Ruins, which
Contain More Victims.
MURDERER BROOKS MUST HANG
Postmaster Hogue, OF Tacoma, Won't
BE Dictated to by the People-Pre-
cautions Against Smallpox.

SPOKANE. May 24.-[Special. The fears
that some of the workmen employed in
the factory of the Spokane Mill Company
persisted in the great fire of yesterday
evening was well confirmed today when
the charred remains of three men were
found in the ruins. Two of the bodies
were lying close together and were identi-
fed by means of keys found near them as
the remains of Richard Butcher and
Adolph Schultz. The other body was
twenty feet away. There was no means
by which it could be identified, but it is
the body of either II. II. Winger or Louis
II. Cornwall, both Of whom are missing
Richard Butcher was foreman of the cabi-
net makers, was about 30 years old,
and had wife and child.
Louis Cornwall was a carpenter, about 80
years of age, ana leaves wife and two
children. Adoiph Schulz was a carver,
about 80 years of age, and leaves wife
and two children. III. II. Winger, car
penter, was middle-aged man, and leaves
a wife and six children, who are now liv-
ing on a homestead near this city. Search
for the fourth body is being continued.
The bodies already recovered will be
buried on Friday, the mill company pay
ing all expenses.
The fire was seen at long distances in
the surrounding country. 1t originated
from hot journal IN the Spokane Mill
Company's property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-25

report, which recommends the retention
OF the time limit
At the afternoon session the committee
on temperance reported with vigorous
statement of the well-known attitude OF
the Methodist church toward the liquor
traffic, which is denounced as "fuil OF
catholicism" The report declared that
the church accepts no compromise; the
liquor business must surrender. In con-
ciusion the report said that no party hao
right to support of Christian men so long
as that party favored the license system.
Judge Lawrence offered a substitute. stat
ing that the church did not propose to take
hand in politics, and every man had
right to vote as he pleased. He held that
the report of the committee was so cum
ningly worded as to commit the church to
the support of the Prohibition or third
party indirectly, and at the same time to
hit the Republican party a smash in the
same cunning way. In conclusion he
said: The Methodist Episcopal church
cannot afford to indorse the Pro-
hibition party or any other politi-
cal party" Great applause. A motion to
lay Judge Lawrence's substitute on the
table failed to pass, and the prohibition
leaders on the committee began to grow
anxious about the fate of the report. DR..
Evans, chairman of the committee on tenn
perance, declared that the report was not
worded in a manner to lend support to any
political party. The report, he said, simply
sought to place the Methodist church
squarely against perpetuation of the liquor
traffic. He was warmly applauded. Judge
Lawrence's substitute was then defeated
200 to "A. Then came the vote upon the
report of the committee and it was adopted.
The rules were then suspended, and the
conference passed resolution introduced
by Lytle, of Illinois. stating that the
adoption of the committees report did not
commit the church to any political party.
The resolution was passed by a large ma
jority.
The report of the committee on Chinese
exclusion was an earnest protest against
the portions of the bill denying bail on
habeas corpus proceedings and permitting
none but white men to give testimony in
supporting claims of Cinnamon to citizen
ship. The report was adopted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-25
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

General John c. New, consul-general to Lon
don, called on President Harrison on Tuesday.
There are rumors at Montevideo OF the wreck
of another Brazilian man-of-war, the cruiser
Bahia.
The Democrats of the Fourth Congressional
district OF Kansas trying to combine with
the Peoples party.
The president has approved the act for the
term OF the United states circuit court and dis
trct court at Evanston, Wyo.
Henry C. Rowe has been elected president,
J. Waldo vice president and Charles G. Hedge
secretary and treasurer OF the Kansas Texas
road
The trial of Colonel Munoz, one OF Garzas
lieutenants, ended ct San Antonio, Tex, on
Tuesday evening and a sealed verdict was re-
turned.
George w. swigart, an old resident of South
Bend, Ind, paid s. 900 to gain knowledge of the
gold brick scheme on Monday. The swindlers
escaped.
In the Napa, CAL, murder trial Sheriff George
$. Mckenzie testified to bringing Schmidt from
Denver and the latters confession Of the details
OF the crime.
Patrick Fitzpatrick, mixed tramp and laborer,
was hanged at Pittsburg on Tuesday for the
murder last September OF Samuel Early in a
drunken row.
While firing n salute in honor OF the editorial
visitors at san Francisco Tuesday, Private
Fred G. Wells, Battery a, y. q. c., had his left
arm blown Off
karsay, who is Hungarian noble and a rich
Jew, was mortaiy wounded on Tuesday in
duel, near Buda- Pesth, by Baron Aczel, MEN,
Der of the Hungarian dict.
John Lynch, who was struck over the head
with shovel by Thomas Callnan at Sacra-
Ineuto, Cal, on Saturday last, is dead, and the
latter Will be arrested Tor murder
The five survivors OF the lost Brazilian war
ship Solimoes arrived at Rio on Tuesday and
say that the ship poded shortly after striking
sunken rock on the Uruguay coast
Thomas O'Brien. the buuco king, who recent
ly escaped from New York prison, traced
to Eavre, and arrested there, but owing to the
careiessness OF the officers he again escaped.
The Merchants and Miners bank Of ITALIA.
poosa, Ga, Is now in the hands of n receiver and
It's vice president, K. l.. Spencer Is under arrest,
due to the discovery of Irregularities. The
bank is capitalized at $4,000.
The delegates to the editorial convention at
San Francisco were given excursion on tho
bay on Tuesday. AS the vessel they were on
passed the various fortified places they were
ssluted by firing OF cannon, and vessels in the
bay dipped their flags
Constable O5erlander, of San Diego, Cal, who
had crossed the Mexican line to arrest a man on
a warrant and was captured, and afterward
broke Jail, crossed the American line to Tia
Juana, and was forciOly taken from there by
Mexicans, has been released aud allowed to re-
turn to Tia Juana. Both governments will in
vestigate the case
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No Hope for Murderer Broor.

OLYMPIA, May 2i.-[Special. THE .u-
preme court today refused to grant new
trial in the case of the State VS.. Charles
Brooks, who was convicted at Spokane of
the murder of his wife. The court holds
that defendant did not make a sufficient
showing to entitle him to a continuance:
that the court below ruled correctly in re-
jecting the testimony of a non-expert wit
ness AS to the insanity of defendant. as the
foundation for such testimony had not
been laid, and that it was not an error for
the judge to say to the jury: You will be
left to determine between the demands of
public justice and the defense of the pris-
oner at the bar" The case is remanded
with instructions TO the lower court to ap-
point a day for the carrying on. of the
sentence of death into effect. Brooks is a
negro, and brutally murdered his white
wife
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Preventing Introduction of smaIlnnx

PoRT TOWNSEND, May 4.-[Special.l-
The state board of health will hold meet
ing this week to adopt measures to prevent
the introduction of contagious diseases
from British Columbia. Colonel Henry
Landes, chairman of the board. has asked
the cooperation of Collector WATSON with
view OF having the latter compel all ves-
sells from British Columbia ports to pre-
sent to the state health officers a certifi-
cate before being allowed to enter SUBJ
ports of entry. The collector says he is
not authorized to issue such orders as
long as vessels present clear bill Of health
from the last foreign port OF departure,
and ne proposes that deputy health off,
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AGAINST DIR. BRIGGS.
An Orthodox Majority in the
Presbyterian Assembly.
OfsGracefu1 Conduct of Dc1egate-The
Methodist Conference Declares
Strongly for Prohibition.

PORTLAND, May A-With the exception
of the first half hour this morning and of
half an hour in the middle of the after
noon the matters considered by the gem
eral assembly to day have been mere
routine. The first matter of general inter-
est was the action taken recommending
the adoption of the proposed sixteenth
amendment to the constitution. Inter
1ected into the afternoon session was a
preliminary report of the judicial commit
tee upon which the Briggs case is TO be in
PRODUCED. The victory thus far appears to
be with the anti-Briggs party by large
majority. There were two reports upon
the appeal from the action of the New
York presbytery in dismssing the case, as
was prophesied some days ago, but the
forebodings of the conservatives were I'M
founded, since they are in a decided ma
iority The decision Of the assembly is
awaited with interest, and tomorrow at
O'Clock is the time fixed for the hearing
on the case.
The first unpleasant episode of the ses-
sion occurred near the close, when DR..
Bartlett, of Washington City, referred in
rather sneering terms to the report Of the
committee on cooperation with other
churches.
After devotional exercises, led by DR..
Richmond. of Louisville, and the reading
of the minutes, the general assembly
heard the report OF the standing commit
tee ON home missions, read by DIR. Nc
Pherson, of Chicago. Attention was
called To the fact that the subject is one
specially fitted to the place of meeting and
to the time of the 4G0th anniversary of
Columbus discovery of America. The re-
port gave an account of the work of the
year as conducted 10y the board of home
missions and of the support given by the
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The plants must be well dried or they will b.,
good for nothing. The plant should be placed
between sheets OF clean unsized pa
per and then these sheets should
no, be removed until the plant is
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layers OF good blottlng paper and submit 70
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specimens can for them for duplicate perfect
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authorities 70 be named. If thew wished ,bav
could save me much collecting of the mora
easily obtained specimens in this way aud save
my time Tor the more distant aud troublesorne