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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19

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ten mir es fit uriere 8fi6t, an bet 9ano
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fursen Saiion besobLt lperben. Sin eoler
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britter 15, 900 Dollars unb 10 9erunter bis
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Orauf 9ebt, bas gebort auf etn anberes
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iebr Iebrretber Serr lit Der GoIenel Qlins7
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aruen GlerfS, Die in Serbs Gbeater Elm 10
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fabr 6es 8rotlosmerbens ntbt mudien.
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gemeIbeten Sale bon 9 eIbatenmtB :
banbIungen. SIM Safe bes eblen
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Wt tBbanbIun9 Dor, wte ct wobl tn
feiner Der yentnerpten dlten Wfenarbien"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
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item Goten. O" ~" O''S'
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rs &StHtaut etr.. gsetp NosR.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Cbtrnen 9nfpttnI fiir
grn1tPn 1ttn Rtnner.
Ecke Adams 81 PauIfDa Strasse.

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prtoot8lmnler; lebs &ronfeniale nit 6ib=ausfiht.
Sebubren 1r Prloot3lmmer bon $10-$20 Der gGpde.
te nod Der Sag. beg DINNERS unb auftuartuna. 0ri.
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a9egen Gtn5elpetten tpenoe man f9 susfer obioer
marie fir en Circular. 3Srt, ma hd,n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19

Wtr entfesen uns 10 bGufts iber Bic aus
ben MiLitGrftaaten ber alien @eIt beribers
gemeIbeten Sale bon 9 eL6atenmtB :
banbIungen. SIM Safe bes ebleu
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M tB4anbIung oor, tpie ct tpobl In
teiner Der ventnernten dlten Monarbien"
feines9letben ftnben birfte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19

Der &obeGmelOung, 6aB in elmer Gumz
pelfommer beS Spuore in elmer &iite cine
4artie BON @ebetnen frans6ftlcber &0nige
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19

@noltb bort man BON 8egtnn 6es 9e:
rt3tll6en 8erfabrenS ge9en Die ttaLientiher
BantIbptnbler, unb penn man LEFT, tpelch
Berionli3tetten, unb tparlm ite angetlag
itnD, 10 muB MAJ iicb mirflidb tuun6ern
baB Die gauge @eio6i9te Drum unb brar
ipdr. Dertul6t 5u tDerben. @tner bei
0~auptbtebe lit G~anLongo, Director Se-
8dnca 6omata, angeflagt, bic @e[6er Sc,
.8dnt fir feline periOuliben Specutationet
Dernenoet, 8anfnoten 9efdli4t, 6oppelt
Serten BON iOlden auSgegeben 1tnD fdtfchr
8iid6er geflbrt ST 6aben. @a1are Qasso
roltt, @alitrer Der -8ancd 9fomana, onqe
flagt Der Waiti6uL6 an iGmmtltcben Ser
bred5en 6eS S~anLOn9o. Wtonsia, @eneral
Director oeS 0tiniitertumS fir QQn6tptrtb
itbaft, BET ais offtcteQer Snfpector Be
ttalientI6en 8anten BON Ianlonqo uni
2a35aront ii1 beitedben lteB, UNI Bel tbrel
0te6ereten etn Nuge 3u8ubriidcn. WtcbeL
2aS3aront, ipeldber bier Oftlionen 9ranfen
tpeIcbe Der 8ant 9eb0rten, fir itd ber
braubte, en0li9 cine gauge Gethe bon Wit
16ulOtgen bteier iauberen 6erren. Nuo
nit benz grDBten 0ioerptuen un6 bon Sc
6ffentIicben Wteinung 9epaltlam basu ae
brGu9t, baben it9 Die itaIteniiben 8e66r
ben CUR Yroceiiirung bieler S6urten ent
i6loiien, tpG6renb ma BEN Sranso1en Al
ibrem Gobe nad6ia9en utuB, oaB fte i6re!
@aunern 8t 2etbe gegongen iinb, troBben
es icbien, 6aB Ser Scandal 6te &epubIt
Dernicbten unb ibre Setnbe ans &ube
brtnJen tDer0e.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
CHARGED WrrH PERJURY,

John Rhodes Of St. Paul, Manager Of the
COaI CORBins, Before the Csart.
ST. PAUL, March 2S.-UpOn complaint
Of Richard A. Walsh, . member Of the
joint legislative coal investigating COM
nitteo, John Rhodes, general manager
Of coal statistics, was arrested on the
charge Of perjury late Monday after
noon. He was taken before Judge Cory,
Of the municipal court, and after his bail
had bsen fixed at 5000, e. II. Bailey,
cashier Of the First National bank, and
Charles A. F. Morris wero accepted -
bOndsrnsn, and he wes released. The
Grand jury win meet In May. Attorney
General ChIlds is not yet ready with the
criminal conspiracy case. The hOus0 OF
representative unanimously passed SEN
aSOr Donneny's bill making it the duty
Of the Minnesota courts 60 dismiss any
Aetion like the S50, GO suit, brought by
John j. Rhodes, against members, of6-
GERS and employees Of tho legislature for
damages inflicted while In the discharge
Og thOiF duties, and making void any
judgment rendered In such cases. The
house bill ApprOpriAtinS o50,OO0 coal
emergency fund, came mp in the senate,
bat e. IL did not seem broad enough for
some OF the senators, il was referred to
q select committee.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
ROBBED a KANsAs RANk.
Driving the Clerks Into = Back Roe
They Helm Themselves.

Driving the Clerks Into . Back Room
They Help Themselves.
CANEY, Kan, March %. "A bold and
successful robbery was psrpetrated in
this little town Monday by Henry Starr
and Ed Newcome, two notorious and
desperate Delaware half breeds. They
rode into town from the south, and,
leaving their horses near the Caney Val
ley bank, walked into the bank and
with drawn revolvers compelled Cashier
Hollingsworth, Teller Sturr and Mr..
Henry McEnery to throw up their hands
and walk into back room, locking the
door afrer them. The robbers then en-
tered the opened vault and seized the
money that was in sight. something over
$1,000, and leaving the bank hastily
mounted their horses and were OF Re-
fore the people Of the town had any
knowledge of what had happened.
The citizens Immediately organized
and started posse in pursuit, but there
is little hope Of their catching the bold
thieves. Starr is the murderer Of Unit
ed States Marshal Floyd Wilson and is
at the head of the most desperate band
in the Indian Territory.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
NIPPED IN THE BUD.
Parties Preparing to Rob = Mascara
Paciae Train Arrested In st, EouIs.

Parties Preparing % Rob = Mascara
Paciae Train Arrested IN st. LOuIs.
ST. LOUIS, March Confined in the
cells at the Four Courts ara fouad four
men and a woman, the principals in the
most daring and complete train rObbing
conspiracy. They are J. r. Gosnsy,
alias Lowe, alias Huntington, alias
Roland II. Genner; Louis Lutz, alias
Kindergarten Clark; Goodwin, alias
Charley; John Reed and Minnie Myers,
alias Lowe; Robert WeatherfOrd, alias
Leach, the fifth man, escaped from the
city. Chief Desmond received the first
information OF the plot Friday morning
IN the shape Of q message which con-
veyed word that scheme was on foot
to loot one Of the outgoing trains SatuS-
day on the Missouri Pacific. Seventy
patrolmen in plain clothes arrested the
gang before they had an opportunity 70
put their plans into execution. In the
rooms Of Minnie Meyers, in q disordsr1y
house, were found the masks the men
were to have worn, together with three
sticks of dynamite and fuses and per-
cusion caps. GOSney, Lutz and Good
win said the schezO was to rob the
Saturday night train on the Missouri
Pacific, which takes out $7h, 900 every
Saturday night. If successful their
operations would b continued on .
large scale.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
aIUr1NOUs az1Lrr1AA1EN.
Comp any H OF the Third Kansas Reg
uasnt Defy Authority,

Comp any H OF the Third Kansas ReS1-
msnt Defy Authority.
KANSAS CITY, March 2A.-The long
brewing trouble in the THIRD regiment
reached crisis, when the members Of
company 81 broke out in open mutiny
against the orders of the superior officers
and not only defed' all authority, but
placed themselves in q position TO
answer to the United States government
for stealing and hiding three boxes Of
ammunition.
: Shortly before midnight Tuesday night
Colonel Irwin was aroused by meSSeu-
ger from the armory, who told him that
the memberS Of Company 81 were caus-
ing trouble. The colonel Immediately
summoned his officers and hurried to
the scene of the mutiny. Sergeant
Major Hey, who was formerly a MEM
Der OF Company 81. was called to the
meeting OF the officers, and while there
called the colonel vile names and at
tempted to strike him.. He was placed
under arrest and reduced to the ranks.
Company b has been in a mutinous
condition for several months, and
when they had finished their bus
mess at the armory, number Of the
boxes of blank cartridges that were
boxed and marked for shipment to the
United States ordnance officer at Fort
LeavenwOrth, and ran away with them.
The matter has been placed in the hands
of United States Marshal Tracey, and
civil warrants have also been issued for
the arrest of the men who are implicated
in the matter. The officers say they
will see if the law of the state is strong
enough to protect the regiment, and if it
is not the regiment will probably be dis
handed
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
Rates ON Lumber.

KANSAS CITY, March 2@.-The repre-
sentatives of the railroads interested in
the lumber traffic to Kansas and Ne
braska have finished their work by ar
irving at an agreement as to what
should constitute Il uniform basis.
There was considerable objection to the
agreement as first proposed, but it was
finally decided that it was the best that
could be done for the present, and the
discontinued roads agreed to make. the
best Of 1t until fereRe~ arrangement
can Be- made. The rates TO Kansas
points were all reduced, the reduction
being from to cents per 100 pounds.
In Nebraska the rates will be about the
same as before, and ara more satisfac-
tory to the roads.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
: DOINGs OF THE sENATE.

Rs6slsEiOns Looking to Reorganization
Observation-Disclosures R0ach's Case.
WASHINGTON, March s9.-The resolu-
tons for the election Of officers of the
senate-W. r. Cox of North Carolina as
secretary, Richard J. Bright of Indiana
a. sergeant-at-arms, and Rev. Mr.. Mil
burn Is chaplain-couplsd with the con-
ditions that they shall notenter upon the
discharge Of their duties until the 10th
Of june next, up TO which time the pres
ent incumbents are to remain in Office,
were offered in the senate.
The case of Senator Roach Of North
Dakota was brought before the senate
in the shape Of a resolution, offered by
Mr. boar (Rep., Mass.), directing the
committee on privileges and elections to
investigate the allegations of criminal
enbez11emOnt and report the facts and
what Is the duty of the senate in rela-
ton thereto. This resolution also went
over, the senate adjourniug after ses-
sion of only 80 minutes.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
HEARD THE LABOR CASES.
A Decision to BE Rendered Next HEOnda
Arthur ON tao Stand.

A DeOisiOn to BE Rendered Next Monday.
Arthur on the Stand.
TOLEDO, March 29.-On the opening
Of court Tuesday morning Judge Kicks
stated that the case Of the Lake Shore
engineers and the injunction suit Of the
Ann Arbor road being Of similar na-
ture and both of unusual Importance
Judge Taft and himself would render .
decision together not later than Monday
next. Chief Arthur 1Eas on tbs stand
in the morning. His answers were short
and sharp. The attorneys for the rail-
roads tried to make Mr.. Arthur testify
to the strength of the brotherhood on
certain roads, but he evidently knew
nothing about the matter.
At the conclusion Of the arguments
Judge Kicks announced that decisions
would be rendered in both cases at 8
o'clock on Monday next.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
VIII Give the Roads Time.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 26.-It is said
in railroad circles that the meeting here
is the first of series to be held in tho
principal railroad centers Of the country
between this and May and that griev-
ances are to be presented to every
company whose lines run into Chicago;
that the engineers and other trainmen
whom they are said to represent In these
meetings, have determined to present
their grievances where any exist within
the next 20 days, in order that the road
may have ample time to indicate their
policy before the heavy travel to Chi
cac,0 heoins
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
An ASYLUM In Rare Luck.

Topeka, March 25.-The secretary of
state has discovered that in the haste
and confusion incident to the last hours
of the legislature two identical appro-
priation bills were passed for the deaf
and dumb asylum at Olathe, each for
about $a7,O 900.
According to the terms of the acts the
full amounts may be drawn if the state
board of charities choose to do so, but it
is probable that only one of them will
be taken advantage of,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
SOME OF THE PLUsfs.
Presidential Nominations Sent to the Som
nka Monday.

Presidential Nominations Sent to the Som
ate Monday.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-The presi-
dent sent to the senate the following
nominations: Felix Reeve of Tennessee,
to be solicitor Of the treasury; William
Seaman Of Wisconsin, to be United States
district Judge for the Eastern district of
Wisconsin; Samuel Fisher of Massachu-
sets, to be assistant commissioners Of
patents; Robert Wilson of Mississippi, to
Be- register of the land Office at jackson,
Miss: Samuel Morse of Indiana, to be
consul at Paris; C. W. Chancellor of
MARYLAND, TO be consul at Havre;
Allen b, Morse of Michigan, to be con-
sui at Glasgow; George Parker of New
York, to be consul at Birmingham;
RoIlin Clark. to be postmaster at Keo-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
Am Ouiet ID NashvilIe.

NASHVILLE, March e9.-Monsy mat
tiers were in good shape Tuesday and all
traces of Mondays panic had disap-
peared. About the usual business was
transacted, and confidence seemed to be
restored. The Mechanics Savings bank
opened its doors again and received de-
posits. The rule requiring 30 days no.
tice will probably be rescinded In two
or three days. Leads T. Baxter re-
signed the presidency and j. NJ. Merri-
wither was elected president.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
FAvORs APPOINTED SENATORS.
1EajOEtty Report OF the Senate Commute
a. Privileges and Elections.

Majority Report OF the Senate Committee
a. Privileges and Elections
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The pre-
sentation of petitions at the present ex-
traordinary session Of the senate has
bsen stopped at the suggestion of Mr..
German Dem. Md, and those petitions
that may be received hereafter are to be
filed with the secretary Of the senate, to
Be presented at the next regular session.
The question as to the admission of the
three mon appointed as senators from
the states of Montana, Wyoming and
Washington was submitted in the shape
Of asmaaerity report from the committee
on privileges and elections. N. favor of
etsEsEr right 60 be seated, the minority re-
port {agatnst that right yet to bepre.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
STERN Damage Near 8GeEidiaa.

MERIDIAN, Miss, March as.-A cy.
clone struck 30 miles south Of here
crossing the Mobile and Ohio railroad
three miles north Of Shnhase, Miss,
cutting q sWash . quarter Of q mile II
mont OF negro cabins was blown down,
Two negroes were killed oatrighe and
several wounded. The western UniOn
wires were blown down and the rail.
road track streWn with debris. The
track of the storm was principally
through the woods, hence the fatalities
axe few. Eye witnesses report the track
swept e. clean IS though right Of way
had BEEN cut,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
THE DEATH RECORD.
COLONEL ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD
PASSES AWAY.
He Expires From tho Effects of Ether
while Being Prepared For = Surgical
OpsratiOn-A Busy Career Ended-A
Sketch OF His Life.

NEW YORK, March 20. = Colonel
Elliott Fitch Shepard. editor of The
Mail and Express, died suddenly Friday
afternoon at his home, 2 West Fifty
second street. His death followed the
AfcBurney, and the family physician,
Dr.. j. W. McLsne, who were about to
make an examination to ascertain
whether the colonel's suspicion that he
was suffering from stone in the bladder
was correct.
he had inhaled the drug but two or
three times when the physicians detected
dangerous symptoms and stopped the in
halat1on. Colonel Shepard sank rapidly
and for q time it was feared that he
could not be rallied. Powerful restora-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
LATINIER AT LIBERTY.
The Prisoner Supposed to Have Drugg

The Prisoner Supposed to Have Dragged
the Prison Omcials.
JACKSON, Mich, March pr. Irving
Latimer, the famous matricide, escaped
from state prison early Monday morning
by securing keys and walking out of the
front door of the prison. The keys are
missing. Captain Gill, in charge of the
prison at night, is now in jail. 1t is
supposed that Latimer got possession Of
some powerful drug and administered
it to the guard and turnkey. Guard
Haight was found dying at a. m, and
died at 3 o'clock. Latimer murdered
his own mother here in January, 1889,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

CLEVELAND, O., March 24.-The Nor
gan fashionable apartment house on
Prospect street here burned at noon.
Four women and one child persisted in
the flames. The body of Mrs SOmers,
q blind lady, and the other three women
and the child have just been recovered.
Loss, 100000. Origin of the FIRE I'M
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
DEMO-REPUBLICAN COMBINE.
Great Efforts Being Made to Defeat Pop
ulists in Kansas.

TOPEKA, March 25.-Within the past
week the Republicans have nominated
straight tickets in more than so of the
towns and cities in the state The spring
elections will be held on the second
Tuesday in April. Republicans and
Democrats are making a vigorous fight
against the PopuIists. In several in
stances Democrats have been nominated
for mayor and are being supported by
Republicans. Mrs. Laura NJ. johnson,
State league, is going from town to
town addressing the women, urging
them to redeem Kansas and to cast
votes for men who will uphold the law
and maintain order. In this and other
large cities the women are registering
and will be at the polls to work on cleo
ton day.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
Kanaas, RoodIIng Cases.

TOPEKA, March 24.-Testim my in the
senate investigating committee. which
is inquiring into the charges of hood
ling in the legislature. had little bearing
on the case. Peter Kline. VINO it was
expected would spring a sensation.
failed to appear and testify.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

WICHITA, Kan, March 25.-In the
district court of Sumner Goa lty, Judge
Ray rendered decision in the case of
the Cherokee nation agains' the Chero-
kee Live Stock association, declaring
the lease of the Cherokee outlet TO the
association absolutely. void.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
Fort Scott Jcintfsts Released.

FORT SCOTT. Kan, March 25.-All the
cases against joint keepers here were
dismissed and the prisoners released. J.
l. Sheppard, the recently appointed at
torney general, then wired his resigna-
ton TO the governor The Prohibition
lists propose to continue the fight more
vigorously than ever.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
Oldest veteran In the Unitea states.

SAN BERNARDTNo, Cal, March 96.-
Member of tho Grand Army of the Re-
public who have bSen holding . state
encampment at Los Angeles, visited the
state Citrus fair at Cotton where among
David Mccoy, the Oldest veteran in the
United States-1Ua years of age. He
told of his experience over 80 years ago.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
THEY ARE NOT SENATORS.
Majority Report Of the Senate Committee
On Privileges and Elections.

AIAOrsEy Report q the Senate Committee
On Privileges and Elections.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-Senator
Vance, chairman of the committee on
privileges and elections, in behalf of the
minority Of the committee, submitted to
the senate report on the case of Lee
Mantle, finding that he is not entitled
to take his seat as a senator from Mon
tana. The report is signed by Senators
Vance, Gray, Palmer and Mitchell. AS
in the case Of the majority report pre-
sented by Senator Hoar, the minority re-
port deals directly with the claims of
Mr.. Mantle, but both are intended to
cover the cases Of all three of the ap-
pointed senators-Messrs. Mantle, Beck
nth and Allan.
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steamed down the Delaware until her
arrival. naval experts have awaited
with deep interest the result of the
great vEarship's initial performance.
The &Fat trial, distance Of 9.SS naut-
icAl miles, was covered in 20 minutes
and 3 seconds, speed OF 300; nautical
miles per hour. The second trial, re-
turning over the same course, was done
in % minutes and 81 seconds, speed of
1879 nautical miles; average Of the two
trials, 10 90 miles.
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CARRoLLToE, no., March 3s.-Ar-
engagements have bOOR made between
the Manufacturers Aid association and
Beggs Bros, Of CrsstOn, H., fer tho re-
moVL Of the Beggs wagon factory to
this place. The aid association e to
furnish the necessary ground and exc
psnse OF removal. The new factory
win be In operation in 90 days and have
q capacity Of 1000 wagons this year.