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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
Tarminal,s penosits.

New York, June ct is stated that a
majority of each class of Richmond Ter
minal securities was deposited with
Drexel, Morgan & Co. in April, under the
so-called blind pool and that the subse-
quent right of withdrawal at no time re-
duced the amount below a majority,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
MEETING OF THE CABINET.
No Important Developments at Yes.
terday's Session.

No Important Developments at Yes
terday's Session,
Washington, June 6.-The meeting of
the cabinet to-day, according to the best
information obtainable, was devoid of
any especial significance. The Presi-
dents statement of his views on the
financial question and as to the date of
calling the extra session, published this
morning, left nothing to be said or done
on those matters, and there was little
else of Importance to be discussed.
Secretary Gresham brought over the
Russian treaty for promulgation,
but as everything connected there
with had been settled by the
executive and Senate under
the previous administration, it itoccasioned
no discussion.
Messrs. Carlisle, Smith, Herbert Bis
sell and Olney were the other cabinet
officers present. Secretaries Lamont and
Morton are absent from the city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
Drummers in Convention.

Peoria, Ill, June 6,-The national con-
vention Of the Travellers Protective AS
sociation was called TO order this morning.
More than 800 were present and more are
coming IN on every train. The states of
Pennsylvania, Texas, Tennessee, Ala
bama, Virginia, Oregon and Missouri are
already represented. The town is
decorated with blue and white from one
end TO the other. Last night receptions
were held at the Elks and BicYcle Club.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
LoUIsIANA's LEvEEs.
The Situation Made More Serious by
the Incessant Rains.

New Orleans, June G.-The levee situ-
alton is growing very serious in Louisiana
owing to the incessant rains of the past
week or so, and the engineers are mo-
mentariIy expecting more disastrous
breaks. Great danger exists
on the leyee lines above
Baton Rouge. Scott's levee near Bayou
Sara is in very bad condition and heroic
efforts are being made to save it. State
Engineer Bolivar Thompson returned to-
day from North Louisiana and makes q
discouraging report. He say the pros
poets are that the waters will not subside
in time to permit the planting Of cotton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
A FORGED CHEoK.
Bank ofaciels May Unearth Another
Sensation at Atlanta.

Sensation at Atlanta.
Atlanta, Ga, June 0.-7he mania for
forging appears to have struck the negro
as well as the white population Of this
city. Laura Payne, a negro woman, was
arrested in the Atlanta Hatianal Bank
this afternoon while trying to pass a check
bearing the forged signature of Mrs.
Dydon, widow residing on Peachtree
street The woman asserted THAI
the check was given to her by lady on
Peachtree street to have cashed. She
would not reveal her name Detectives
are at work aad expect 70 unearth another
sensation The bank officials say this is
not the first forged check coming from
this direction recently and they were on
the lookout
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
1TALY's BANK wREoKERs.
The Government Making a Show O
Prosecuting Them.

Prosecuting In9m.
Rome, June 6.-In Difference to the
clamOr of public opinion the government
is making a show Of vigor In prosecuting
the alleged bank wreckers. Cucinnello,
manager Of the Bank OF Naples, has been
indicted for tho embezzlement OF 2,450, 900
lire and has confessed that he took tho
entire amount. He exculpates
the cashier from guilty knowledge OF his
transactions He said that he had given
1000 lire to the cashier to pay debt
due to the Banca Romano. The remainder
OF the amount embezzled he had handed
TO a person he did not wish to name, and
who undertook to return the amount
within four days Great curiosity is felt
as to the identity Of the person whose
name is withheld.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
BABES RED w1TH BLOOD.
A 9-Year-Old Negro Shot Dead by HI
Nurse, Aged 10.

Columbia S. c., June GA special to
the Columbia Register from Bowman
says: "McQuillin Jones, aged years, was
shot and killed by his nurse, Artenus
johnson, aged 10, at that place Monday.
All are colored. Johnson found a gun in
the house and asked Jones If he wanted to
be shot The child said no, but johnson
Jones head was blown off and his brains
spattered on the wall. The children were
alnne at the time y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
Two Banks Closed at Spokane.

Spokane. Wash. June 6.-The Wash
ington National Bank and its adjunct, the
Washington Savings Bank, closed their
doors this morning They were crippled
by runs yesterday Both show strong
assets, much in excess Of the Liabilities,
but could not ee5 money in time for the
sudden whirl Other banks are being
subjected to a severe run, but seem TO pc
standing the strain well.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
BADEN's MILITARY UNIONS.
The Emperor Replies to the Tele-
gram of the Grand Duke.

Carlsruhe, June 6.--The Carlsruhe
Zeitung says that the German emperor
replied to telegram from the Grand
Duke Frederic and the congress Of mill
tary unions OF Baden plodging their sup
port to him as military chief OF the eTn-
pirc in the following language. "Your
resolution OF self-sacrihce and loyal CO.
operation strengthens the confident hope
that where the safety OF the empire Is ut
stake the German people will, regardless
Of political differences, unite in a firm re-
solve to maintain what was won IN a
memorable time with the active co-Opera-
ton of Your roVal hlghnessn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
Two Georgians Given omoee.

Washington, June 6--President Cleve-
land to-day made the following appoint-
ments:
Clinton c. Duncan of Georgia, to be In
dian inspector.
Frank Flynt Of Georgia, to be principal
clerk Of surveys in the general Land office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
LIZZIE BORDEN IN THE DOCK.
The Court Adjourns Early to Let the
Jurors Inspect the Premises.

New Bedford, Mass, June 6.-Not-
wlthstandlng the excessively hot weather,
the court was crowded to it's utmost ca
pacity' this morning when the hour ar
rived for the trial of Lizzie Borden to
open. One-third Of those present were
women After the indictment was read
District Attorney Moody made powerful
presentation of the case in an hours
speech But one witness was called to-
day, as the court adjourned early to give
tie jury time to visit Fall River and view
the Borden premises.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
A Wagon Factory Burned.

ST Louis, June 6.-F'ire tust before day
light this morning destroyed the Schels
wagon and carriage factory, at Levee
and Carr streets. The damage TO the
stock is $4,000, 10 the machinery $25. 900
and to the building $4,000, a total Of
500 900. The property is fully insured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
A County Treasurer DEFAULTS.

Jacksonville, Ind, June Cd. A. Jenlr-
ins, treasurer of Clark county, resigned
yesterday, assigning as q reason therefor
that his physical condition would not
admit of his further continuance in Office.
Instantly rumors gained currency that
Jenkins was defaulter. Those in q posi-
ton to know claim that It is certain the
sum will reach close to S15, 600 Mr..
RAIDER, the new treasurer, admits that
Jenkins Is a defaulter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
BANKERS INDICTED.
The Wreokers of an Indiana Tnsti;u-
tion to Be Prosecuted.

Kollomo, Ind, June 6.-The Howard
county grand jury made its report to the
criminal court this afternoon and among
its bills are three indictments against the
Greentown bank officials whose organiza-
tion and wrecking of the Farmers Bank
at Greentown, in this county, has been so
thoroughly canvassed during the
past month. The first Indictment
is against John w. Paris,
president of the Farmers Bank and has
five counts. The second indictment is
againt ex-Gov. Rev Ira j. Chase, a
director of the Farmers Bank, with
three counts. The third bill is against
Lewis S. Walden, cashier of the Farmers
Bank. Officers will go after Gov. Chase
and President Paris at once.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
A FAIR COMMISSIONER oUsrED.
Secretary Gresham Gives no Expla-
nation of the Removal.

Chicago, June 6.-Richard Mansfield
White has been removed from the national
commission of the worlds fair Yester-
day it was reported from Washington
that John w. Webster of New Mexico
had been appointed a commissioner. Sec
retary Dickinson of the commission could
not see where Mr. Webster was to fit in,
as there had been no designations,
and as far as he knew there had
been no removals. He, therefore, wired
Secretary Gresham for information and
he received the following reply:
Mr.. Webster is appointed commissioner
and takes the place OF Richard Mansfield
White removed GRESHAM.
MIR White says that he will contest his
seat in the national commission.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
CoLL1DED ON A BRIDGE.
A Runaway Engine Dashes Into q
Passenger Train.

II LNNIItl " ~ A41IB IAIO 11Io14O9 AA4VO a
Passenger Train.
Cortland, N. Y, June 6.-The through
night express to New York on the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western railway,
collided with a runaway engine on an
iron bridge three-quarters of a mile north
of this station last night. Two engines
came together with terrific force. En-
gineer Isaac Wallace was killed instantly.
Fireman Bert Sherwood was taken from
the wreck badly bruised, and died at a
hospital. None of the passengers were
injured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
A sooialiat duplication seized.

Berlin, June 6.-The police have coufis-
Gated yesterdays edition Of the periodi-
cal called the Socialist for some reasons
not made known
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
A Revenue Collector Restens.

Washington, June 6.--Among the resig-
nations rendered in the treasury depart
ment to-day was that of David A. Mum,
collector OF internal revenue for the Fifth
district of Tennessee
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
Locomotive Works ASSIGN.

Chicago, June 6,-The Grant locomotive
works made voluntary assignment this
afternoon. The assets are stated at ST.
100000 and Che liabilities at $4l0,00O.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
Departure of the Caravels.

New York June 6.-The earavcls towed
by tugs passed around the battery into
East river at y 20 o'clock to-day on their
way to Chicago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07

Vienna, June 6.-The Austrian and
Hungarian ministers OF finance hhve do
cided upon Jan. !, 1895, as the date Of the
introduction of the new CURRENCY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07
A Small Failure in Ohio.

Toledo, o.. June "a special to the
Blade says THE Savings Bank OF An
drew SaVer at Defiance has failed"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
apa4eatltd1e autnota etaats Bettnta, a1oataa, IS, gebrnar 1898.

Brtt13elt TerDlnanO ln0 1etner lunger @e>
maDlin gcfetert. Gacb Sen Sra~rungsfeier>
lt6feiten fuDrcn bic 4aare in 80 blumcltz
9elbmltdten 9Sagen nab benz f0nigli1en
Yaldltc, molclblt tDrer cin 6oebSeitslna5l
tpartete. &oni9 Scarf icbcnftc icoem cinsel1
men Yaare Elm 8cutelcDen nit @oloititden
ulto Der &ronprin3 Serbinanb itieB nit
leoem Der lu1tgen Gbemdnner IN unb leerte
oann letn @las alf bas @oblergeben ser
Kdare. Set tbrer SaDrt pom bet Gtrbe
ndcb oemY aldite tpuroen ber&ronprin3 uno
1el1c @enabltn bon Ser Golfsmenge init
bc9etlterte1 0ocbrufen begritBt. -9rcitau@
1eno nit @eipebrcn ulto etlideu&anonen be-
l~patfnete Nniicoler III Ser orgentinii6enYro>
otn5 Santa Sc BADEN einen Qlufrubr an9e1
~Settelt, Dcr gegcll sic M~etSenftcuer gertcbtet
lit. Sine ourcb NrtiQerie peritdrftc Srup@
pcllabtDcilung lit CUR llnterOrilfun9 6es
Nutitalloes nacD oem Scbauplabe Ser I'm
ruben abgcgal19en. = Sine ruilil6e
Spe5ial9Gomntillion bat etnen @elebeut=
purf atSgcarbeitet, ipelcber perbietct,
Die NIT G%erbannllng na6 Sibirten beitrafz
ten Srauen forperLi6 Su 3iicbttgen uno
ibnet auf oer Settle bortbin SuBfeiieln an
S~ulegen. = Ser ipegen @inl6muggelung
nibtliltti6er Slugl6riften nacb ruiiil6
Yolen pcrbaftete @lomn Qlnatole 0urotD
lit aus Ser @ita6ele in @aricbau, in mel
cber er etngciperrt mar, enttpiden. = Sn
ocr a11erifantl9en@ eia110ti6aft in&anitanz
ttnopel 1T Die Nfaobridt BON BET Gerbrennung
Der amcrtfantlben MGD6enibule in Wtarz
loDan ctngetroffen, Die 11ntbat mltrbe be-
gan9en, neil Ser Director Der S6ulc, Or.
6errtd, angebli6 cine miBliebige pplitii6e
WitDlcrei tns 8erf geiebt bate. On Ben
Wfauern oer S6ule tparen 8lafate politi5
lben SnbaltS angel6lagen eetpeien, iebob
erflarte Or. 5errif, baB oies oDne ietn
8orptien gei6eben 1et. Ser @puberneltr
bate enttpeoer nidbt ben @illen, ober nt6t
Die Wacbt, bic S6uLe gu bei6iiBen, ba ct
ourcba1S feline ~Nnitrengungen macbte, bic
lelbe gegen ben anltirmenben P0beI gu
Dertbei0igen.
Ser am II. Saruar BON Glasgow
na6 SEEM gort ~abgegan9ene 9ampfer
vYDmmera1ta" bon BET NQen Qt1te gertetD
1850 Meilen tpeltli6 BON Glasgow in
etnen ortanarttgen Sturm, ipelcber, Die
Wogen pltbeno pett16en0, etne Sturslee
ilber basS6iff i6idte, Sic unaufbaltlam un6
nit Bet @elpalt elmer 2atptne Naes nit itb
Dt1tpegriB, was lie auf tbrem Wege traf.
Ser 9ed@SalDn, baS &artenz un6 Snitrn1
menten> 6Gus6en un6 bte &ettungsboote
pltrben BON tbr in Griimmern bintpegselpiilt
unb 5pet Sffi3tere, ser erite 1nb suette
S6iemann Undergraduate Sffi3iere), 3tpet
STEWARDS, bier Yalaeiere eriter uno elmer
aus Der 5Deiten &aiIte pltrben itber 8or0
gelpiilt unb ertranfen. Ser Gapitdlt Dali
3ieI erlitt lebenSgefd6rlicbe GcrIebungen.
Oas Scbiff febrte UNI unb lit in @reenod
an Ser i9ottii6en &iiite .etngetroffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
Suits giuen wirfen lonft BET Sung unb glt
Gnolib e~inoefanoen.

9enrb !SutbinIon, alias 2onion, Ser
bon oer btelt9en Boli3et tpegen ser @r1norz
Dung bon Bertha Siiber felt 9tnfang 9ez
cember lebte1 Sabres gelucbt tpir6, murbe
IN &anias GitD, 500. berbaftet un6
ein 9etectine ber Capitalization fuDr 9e1tern
bortbin ab, UNI ihn bterber auriidsubringen.
6ut6tnion 1T Elm Sarbtger unb sic BON
ibm @rmor6ete tpar ems ber Decentralization
farbtsen Srauenstmmer 6es vQeDee"z
9iitrictes, bic unaGblise Male pegen Ser
geben alter Dirt in 6aft geieiien bate. Sic
bate langere 3eit NIT 6ut6tnion 5u1amz
men9elebt, fH3 aber aus ir9enb elmer urz
lacbe BON tbm getrennt unb bate i6m err
flGrt, 6aB ite nt6ts me6r nit i6m AT tbuu
baben tpoQe. Nm 9. DECEMBER trafen tie
iib at Der @de Der Bolfz un6 StateitraBe.
Sbne etn 8ort 3u ia9en, 3og 6utbtn1on
etnen Gepoloer berpor unb iboB. 9ie
&ugel i6lug tbr in Ste It1fe 8rlft un6 auet
Sage ipGter beri6teb iie i'm GountD@6o1ptz
tai. 6ut6tnion entflob unb es gelang ibn1,
troboem Der Selegrapb 1ofort eine 9enalte
8ei6retbung BON tbm nacb alien 6immels1
9e8enoen ianbte, bis iebt Ser gerbaftung
gu entgeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
Oerhdn9nifpouer STREET..

Martin mooo ourd1 eitten meGertid rpaRrz
i9einlid oes redten 2luees beranbt.
Marttn @oob, Elm friiberer g oli3tit, un6
s.. S6ornton ioBen Mitttpo6 Nben6 in
SaDLor's &eitaurant nit 3ipet 0amen benin
Nbenoeficn, ais Ser 2eBtere altgebltcb cine
8emerfun9 :nacbte, Sic Woob's WtBfaIen
erregte. 2ls bteier ipdter an bas BuLt 6es
8aiitrers trat, iagte er ie6r lart 81 benz
8eiiber 6es Hetaurants, 6aB ct ietn 2ofal
bt1fort metoen tperoe, ba ct @Giten, bic
sufGatg an bemieEben 5ifbe idBen, i'm
(8oob) GIT belei6tgen erlallbe. Sbornton,
bet 0ieie Bemerfung nur tbetltpet1e gebort
bate, ipran9 bon ietnem Stubl en1por nno
for6erte Mpob auf, feline Worte 81 tpieoerz
bolen. 9eBterer that eS, %tporal1f Sbornton
10 tpiitbenb tpurbe, baB CT Elm Wfeiler berporz
3og unD auf 8oob Iosipran9. 9teier grtff
Su ietner 8crtbetbigung nacb cinem Stlble;
ebe er ibn iebo6 enpOrbeben fonnte, bate
S6ornton t6m einen Sttcb 1T 0aS recbte
Muge DerIeBt un0 tbm ben Nugaptel ge@
1palten.
@Gbren6 Ser nun folgen6en aQgenetnen
Gertptrrung getponn ber Wfeherbolo Die
StrQBe, tpur6e aber balo oarauf BON DEM
9etectipe Cartwright, ber bon &eQnern ocs
2ofals auf i'm aufmerfialn gertacbt tporocn
mar, berbaftet u16 nab oer Capitalization
gebrabt. 8oob tpurbe na6 Dem County
6oipttal iberfiibrt, uu6 bort erfldrten Die
Qler3te, baB CT auf bem recbten Quge err
blinoen meroe. Gr lit iebt Elm Oarometiter
Ser Chicago & 9eortbne1tern Bnbn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
Der nddite Katholtfentae.
8efdluB oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes Dentf4s
Qmertfant16en prieiterzD eretns.

gor &ur3em bat ser bobp'ite @r3btl6of
IS. 81. Seeban BON G6icago ais Vorftbenoer
Des Organizations @pmtteS etnen offtcteuen
Qlufruf at bent am 4. September 0teles
Sabres in Chicago gelegentltb bet So
h1mbti6en @eltausiteIung 5%uiammet@
treten6en aa9emetnen &atbolttenz @ongrelle
e~rlaiien.
un1er elorrei1 regieren6er bl. Batter
8apit SEQ XIII. legt 6ieiem lange porz
bereiteten &atbolifentase cine 1ol9e 8t9ttgz
felt BET, baB ct etnen etgenen SelegateH IN
Ser Berion Ct. Gminen3 Ses @arotnals
Gibbons fit bteie @~elegenhett ernannt bat.
9ie1er @ongreB miro lai1t benz peroftent7
Licbten Yrpgramm etn tpabrbatt algenletner
ietn, aub iniofern, ais auf oemlelben Neoen
IN id1nmtliben 5auptlpracben, tpelcbe tn Der
Rtrcbe 6teies 2anoes Dertreten 1tno, gez
balten tperben louen.
9arum bGlt es Ser Nusi6uB 6es 9eutl97
Qmertfanti6en 8rieter>8 eretnS fur anz
qeseiqt, bon etnem b~eionberen beut16en
Rat6olifentage, 1omie ether @eaeralz8erz
1Qmmlune 6es Brieiter10ereinS in 6telem
Sabre ab3uIeben unb ale Wettglteoer Oteies
8eretns, iotpte au6 ale beutiben 2aien,
melcbe biSber nit 1otbem Snterefie an
unieren be1onberen 8erlammlunsen it3
betbetlist baben, br~ingenoft 5u eriuben uno
ber8licbit %ein3ulaben,. it4 na9 &rdften an
Der groBen aagemetnen Seter in Gbtca9o
AT bet6etltgen.
SIM Nuftrag
@, Saerber,
Gorreip. Setretdr beS .. 81. IS. S.
ct. Qouts, Sen 2. Sebr. 1893.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
Staot CHICAGO.

BW~ 1ttiere GorreTpomoenten TITO
N9ettteat beiM6ea Die fol9enoem
StAatet:
Serr Sermattt 9re6i0nttot Ste
Staatet 9afota, WOattata, SoaDO,
Sre9Oat. @aSbtm8ton 1ttto 8rittib
GoIttntbiA+
SEER SEQ 9 snntns0ouen Sem Staat
NebrnSfa%
Serr ytans Stto Ste Gtaatett
SeemeHee, MrfamiaS, 9ottifiata.
Seras, oas StStatter SerrttOrtaet
atuo @egtfo+
seer Peter @tS6 Die staaten
sSaotatta, SDio 1tttS &ertttGD+
SEER YamI GrtebeI oeu Gtaat
SoWa.
SEER g. o. gpie8eI Set Staat
Mtnnefota. STtce 583 g. Glne+
9tort0 WttttteapoIiS, Wtttte+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
Brieffaiten.

CIR. 3D., Saratoga, $500. Die @albz
region in ben QlIpen retcbt BON 1000 BITS gu
ntc6t gan5 5000 SUB. Ser u~nterite 9lbz
1bnttt bteler 9tegion ptrb bur6 bte Ser
brettung 6es NuBbaumes, ber &aitanie un6
6es Mai1 es gebiloet, Ste an Ben Siib72tbbanz
gen bis 81 $500 SuB gebeiben. @etter binauf
berribt Die 8ube Dor, Oann folgt ote &e7
gion beS Nabelbol3es, 6as bauptlabltb
bur6 sic 3irfelftefer pertreten tit. Ser
@etnitod geoetbt am Nor6abbang bis 5u
1900, AM Sibabbang bis 5n $500 SUP
60be. @etrei6earten iper6en am 9tor0z unb
Siibabbans BITS 3u elmer SObe bon 1900
SUB ge5ogen.
GDr+ SOD, 2ena, Su. 9etrOlellm beiBt
auf @n9ltl9 &erolene Oil ooer @oal Stl.
g. a. unier NbDaier gebt ben sui
~notsfluB binunter, mte bisber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
mdrnuua.

1~tnleren N6onnenten, Defenders benen IN
Galifornien, Maibtnston unb Oregon BIER
nit gut Na6ricbt, baB Der bisberige Retz
lenbe S. &eubeI felt Weai borigen Sabres
nibt me6r i'm 9tenit ser Sutnots Staatsz
!3eitung ite6t un6 baber au6 fein Rebt
bat, irsenO pel9e 8ettrase fit bteielbe in
Gmpfang gu nebmen.
Sutnots Staatsz 3ettuns 60.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
G0INnfnr

Git reimeS WaIsbter 9ebrattt bott
Ser Gonr. Getpp Sretp9+ So. lit Dterz
tttt beitettS e%tapfoblen+ SsSm GlaiGen
1tnS S6iIern at baben. SelepbOtte
60 $50. &ottlttt0 9eNttt. 60 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
Die Gurner Weltausiteuunsss Be
b0roe.

oerfelben am Iebten Samftae. Gr=
nennune pom l1nterausidii1en. Derle=
euna oes Qurnlehrer=S Seminars bon ntl=
waufee nad Dem 2~lustenunsspla5. =
Infelune zines Gurnlehrers fir oas
KinoeraebGuoe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

WaEh'nglon, eoemher i5Awaii ana her
relations o. this country Il that country
occupied the senate about an hour In exc
eAsige session today. The subject came 10
lnteiEAells There was really nothing be-
fore the senate except the presIden n mes
s ,,i,I on he Hawaiian aoestion ana Inc
s, n OF senator Hoafs fesoluuon ~
,nHHry was supposed to have taken ~,
,tn,h.'er entirely put ~ tie SenAt "a fnf fhe
sSs.nt The president had mol replied Ia
wv wv resolution Of inquiry and there wns
sYlre int2ffst expressed 10 ltnoW whaf
vyntSe ne would tske o. whofher he
ss,,,n neee 81 tpn aceepni 81 The g3neral
~, tof ne pfesent 20 make public his
,l11r AZ. y villa. The senate evl-
eHnhl q94S NOT axttei 10 receive 4 Great
, ttfpl qlprt forfuAtlQi. nf4on o., s,ibfre4
t1tN zoe president has alrdaev ~, ,,ig,ift
w ing af1rtrl< Aff nnxfons X E,,,. -fi,s
,t'tf trr Cleared up. " Is underatood thai
KY. Wgs tie tone OF the d.accnzio,1 n, fres
eAtltc session and fhtrt waS fndr,, ~ 4
sR'Flt q saul, nnd'nE because the faisuf,s a
,,tHs pfsal4fnt 70 make plain hlt conrsr.
,nen q rritiefSm Of what had bnao lime
pnfeA Il Was admitted that "a tbrn ns /
snftt MAS ~ Niprpff m r. 4, va I
telnhil} oee4rreu there ssas nn~ f,ff.4 /
1sfs1,fef tpf. eFitic'tm % take
ittfinrlttie tfrsien M Palmer sooL ax- (
rspfiqr " frfn4fk fuadt ~ some ~ fht (
sppR''eer esnAtnrn ana responded In a !
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FlRE isroonD.


Eemris. TeSAs pceemtes 5.IAs riasl
terrible ire that occurred in 1euris broke
out IN TIE intesioF Of Ninkiemsa & t'rce-
nina grocery stpre AZ p'elStk thls mora.
Ing. n wAieA sam caeevss was h,4rsea :,
de.sth. Pat Chesvss and Casriis Rogers
we're seriously tnrrts and the Wynnc
brick aioe's. now osnsd BY W. ~ Syinkls-
mar. the stock 81 groceries Of Nfakl6slnn
q Ffeasn&r and The dry gpQGs stegk ot
Chestss Bros. were totally destroyed. J'he
two ChecFes and NoStrs were slespinx
n their store sAia cheeves resef .s
canes but his dead aasiy was taken from
tpe lenyss this flsualng al unacceptable
fpsSs OK hone aha tissue
A'@t ChecNes ard ycung Rogers were
TNted 0uS OF the r7fniur building I'M
coflfcf lots Greet EXCL t~rfrrt rrere.1s Tue
ice sturdevnnt mas impanelei a 5sry Of IN
E7ant ard the W4tsr- viii be very thor
ouEhiy tnregtisates IS. a WilknTsnns
lcss on hrif-iis,s q ss9oo with {s1s0 iusnr.
aisee . various cs;npanfes WinRlerlan
E'resuanE loss was ~ COZ; insured FOR
sss9 chefSes Byrls. LOGS waa - i4n In
snsed fer {islfa- The insurance wa- placed
~ snAA amounts IN various companies.
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Corpus Christi, Tezaa 134cen,har 7. rhe
famous murder conspiracy case 81 the
state VI, n b Rentfro. II. Z. MeGabe
~ s hD fI9dIay. ghas. sehunter 5esss
1oenttgi Andrts csVhrsos ana Julian cuzs
nan. bropsht here from Hldaieo county
~ ch@nge 81 venus, after Occupying
the attrftinn Q ihe court tor three days
WAS aigeN 70 tho Jury today The inrv
was ont oHiy short dime and returned
hFa been II the courts FOR more than fe,o
yenfs, has el'cited great deal 81 stem
t't.il- ami hrg cost fife Store over si10n
wet.9 rei1refapfed D. Hot Jaa. Il. Wells
sleGahe tgps renreseatei BY Hon Frank
.staret ~ Abfnrs cannty ara Mafahaif
nex John p kleiher represented the