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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15
sstB tma syretfae, ,.e.O i'm Centrum

Ser getpaLttge @u9en Gidter fonnte nit
an ietner G9attraft unb 8cgabung nicbt
Der6in6ern, baB bel Der enti6eiben6en Ql6z
itimml1ng 6eS GeicbSta8e5 itber Die Wtliz
t4rpDrlage Elm n~ambafter G6eil ietner fret
i~tn1igen gartei ii0 ge9en i'm ouflcbnte
unb fitr etn freunOli5eS lleberetnfommell
nit Der Jtegierun9 einitan6. Die Spaltun9
lit cine baternbe; Oenn BET g%eutGBt9tere
8eltaubt6eiL beS Sreiitnns btlbet ia nun
cine etge1te 8artei fit ltG.
Ser nun begtnnenbe @abLtampf i'm
6eutIchen Geihe tpiro itber6altpt gu ben bic
len beretts b%or6anbeneu gr0Beren u10 tlets
neren 8arteien bin nod eint9e neue erz
3eu9en.
Sine iebO9, Bic Ii66eutl6e 8oltspartei,
tpeL6e bentofratt19, aber nibt ln3tol0ento1
fratilb lit, nirb in 6ieiem Sample nidbt
ielbfitGnbt9 auftreten. Oenn es poQ5iebt
itcb cine 8eri6meI5un8 8tptf9en t6r unb Der
Bartet @lt9en Gi6ler's, 6er anf 6ie1e 8etle
@riaB fitr Die ~abgefauenen Mttglieber bes
Treiitnns iubt. @egen etne ioGbe Ser
i9mel3ung lit NIGHTS etn3utpen6en, tpenn
babel Der letbt9e 8arttculortSmus Der 1iibz
beutl6en 8~olfSparteiler unb beion6ers alld
Tires begabten uro bere6ten 6iibrers, 6eS
@iirttember9ersR aber, in ben Sintergrunb
trttt.
8te Der Sretftnn, 10 bat or4 6as Sem
trum burb bic Sra9e BON ber6eeresbermebz
rung einen 9ttB befommen. Ser am net
teiten na9 re9ts retcben6e Tliigel Deg
Gentrums Fat, in i6nel6enbitem @egen=
iabe 5u Ser iebe Na69iebigfeit fir Sic Gez
gierung in 6er MilttGrfrage perS6mG6enben
Mebrbett Der 8artet, i'm Gimme Der 9tsgies
rung geittmmt. Inter bteien Saiagern
beftnben itcb ntcbt tpent9e Der be6euten6iten
MtGnner 6e5 Gentru1ns, 6ie man nic6t nur
10 btnauswerfen farm, 5umol 90 6tnter
ibnen AUDI bocbangeiebene beuti6e 8tIbDfe
iteben. 0ieie 0tegterun9sfreunbe i'm Gens
trlm btGben ben Durb @eburt un0 8e1tb
ie6r einfIuBrei9en authorization Sliigel
Der 8artei, unb eS ftn6 9roBe 6erren 6as
%runter, tDte @raf b. Battlefront, Ser nocf
g8inbtborit's Sobe Bet Sitbrer Der ganSen
8artet purbe, BET beim faiierLtc6en 6ofe
bocban9eiebene Sretberr BON 6uerte, 6ieier
llrbeber zines northumberland
uno Qtn6ere.
Die GentrumSmebr6eit, melc6e gegen Sic
9tegierun9 ftit1mte, miro ieBt in Oeutid6z
Lamb yoer ybetnpfratiibe GentrumSt6eil@
%genannt, nobel teop9 SIT be6enfen lit, DaB
tie ntcbt 10 Oemtofratiic9 lit ME Ser 6reiiinrl
ober gar tpie Die ieBt nit bieiem pericbn1o!z
seRe SQltsparteI, WfGn nennt tie pem0>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15
2lrbettSaeit fir @roper.

9urcb feline belttn1mte 0ffentli6e GrfLG=
rltng, baB er fprtdr feinen 9lemteriG9e1
ntebr entpfan9en unb an60ren tperbe, bal
itb 8rdltOent GlebeLano cine Wfenge foit=
barer 3ett g~erettet, Die CT bon NUN an gu
etpaS 8efierem bertpenben farm. 9ie
9(emrteriGger tperben es n;6t tpagett, ftd
ibnt bennocb tpieber peri0nLtb auf3ubrdn9en
gu iu9en. 9enn ite tennen feline Seittgz
felt.
Ser 8rGii6ent 1T lit 6teIer 8e3ie6uns
9liidliber ais infer Gbicagoer 8argerz
meiiter. So6aLb Garter bon Der @rflGrung
@roDer'S 6e66rt bate, erLieB ct cine dbnz
ltcbe Warnung an itGbttIcbe QlemterjGger
unb 0emtermafler. Ql6er 90 Garter tpGb>
renb letnes @ablfampfes in un3dbtigen
Geben erfldrt bate, baB BEL tbm tn ser
vWabor's Office" itets Se6ermann obne
ltnteri6ie6 Bet Perion nnb Der @biiht 3uz
trttt baben tper6e, 10 na6m feline @ornung
Nteman6 emit. 0erQlemter> mafeln6eS taot>
batter Wftte &Dalt iu6te itb trob bes 6ef7
tigen 8tbertan0eS beS 8iir9ermetiterS in
6as 0mtS3tmn1er gu brGngen unb gu atpGnz
gen. Wttfe tpar 3tpti6en Sbir utb Nn9el,
ais Garter Elm 3inbb0G36en anftedte, ba7
nit ben 8art beS StabtpaterS in 8ran6
iebte unb BEN 3ubrtngGi6en GUM i9Ieuz
nigen &iif5uge na6 einem naben 6ps
0ra1ten 5tDang.
SroB bieier 8drtbran6fttftun9 tptrb @arz
ter, aus benz i6on angegebenen @run6e,
aucb fGnfttg BON Nemteridgern b~ebrdn9t
tperDen.
6err @rober aber bat iebt reibGi3it 3ett,
ft9 ben erniteiten Tragen ber alstparti9en
uno tnteren Boltttf 31 tDtomen.
Inter ben auStuGrttgen lit gegentpGrttg
pobl Bic bon 6apait fir i'm Sic ptdbtigite.
Snbem ct 10 eben ieinen D~ertrauten @omt>
miifdr 8Gount IN SteQe beS fir 8rotectos
rat unb Qlnnerion i6tpGrmerbett Wontee's
Stebens f0rr1Iib gum @eianbten in 9onoz
lulu ernannt bat, Benefit er 6anbgreilt6,
baB ct Die burb 8lount berfigte Qluf6e7
bu1tg 6eS Brotectorats b0utg biQtgt. g8aS
aber nun tpetter? SIT Der BrGitoent fir
Die ~9e9enpdrtige proDiiorii6e 3egterllng
auf 6apatt, o6er fit @iebereinieBu1g Der
&0nigtn, fit @rneuerun9 beS Brotectorats,
fiir 2ln9Lteberun9 p6er fir lonit mas ? 9ds
tDetB Dorerit auBer tbm urb ietnem @reibam
Ntemanb. l1n6 bteuetcbt tpetB ct es feLbit
nob ni6t.
Setn tiefites Nad6enfen nir6 aber 6err
@roDer ben ~berftrten inneren Stnan3fraz
gen pi6men. 3par baS @riibeln iiber
Gortfreform bat ct ben 8rtoatzSobmGNz
nern @eQS utb 9(ttinfon iiberLaiiet, 6ie
BON t6m unb benz S%ttan3mtniiter beauf>
tra9t iinb, etnen Gartfreform> @nttpurf aus
3uarbeite1r, Der na9 3uiammentritt bes
@on9reiies bet erit no6 3u ertpdblen6en
Sinan3commiilion beS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bor9elegt tper6en fol-, bte aber natiirlt6 in
fetner 0etie baran ~gebun6en ietn ptrb.
0aS meiite 8opf5erbrecben oerurlabt
iebo6 6errn @roDer gegenpdrttg natitrIt3
bte Trage, tpie ct bis gum 3uianmentritte
bes @on9reifeS itber bic burcb Bic fortnG67
ren6en Sil6eranfdufe, Bic @olbabf liiI unb
9efi8itS Deruria6ten 6inan3i6wulttdten
binausfommen iou, un0 pte CT itcb unter
ben 9ift0pfer I'M neuen GongreB eine
Wte6rbeit fir feline peritGnbt9en MGbrltn9Sz
aniicbten Deribaffen fann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15
MISUNDERSTANDING atmS s~taOtratb.

Ser 6os Sffen6aGten Der misunderstanding
ant Sonntag for6ernOe 8eicbIuB bes Sta0tz
ratbs lit galtS ~beionberS angemeiien unb
3ett9emdB. ST crinnert baS 8eltausitel7
9Sz0treftortum Daran, baB, tpte 9roB
INNER bas Snterelie 0es @ongrel1eS an Der
NusiteQun9 iet, eS BON benz bet StaOt @bis
ca9o be6eutenb iiberipogen tptr6. Ser
GongreB bat fir Die 9tuSiteuun9 t%peniger
ais 3tpei WttQionen Dollars 6ergegeben, Die
Stabt Gbicago flint MiQionen, auBerbem
mod bic Siibiette cine Mtutpn fir bic Sns
Thanksgiving beS 8arfs auBerbem Die 8itrz
ger no3 flint un6 cine babe WiQton.
Wta3t suiantmen elf unb cine babe Wftl1
lion Dollars, o6er ieb5mal 10 btel, ais Der
@ongreB ber9egeben bat. &ecbnet man
mod Die 8Dn6S 6a3u, fir tpelc6e Die Nus7
lteaungSgebdube nerpfGn6et ftnb, ut1o Die
Nuslagen, fpelcbe BON Ser 6o66abn, Der
SutnotS @entralba6n unb fit Die Ser tel
lung elmer @aiierperbinOung na9 oer Nrs7
itenung 9en1a6t tporben it1tb, 10 itelgt Die
bon Gbtcago 1uf9ebrabte Sumrne auf mebr
ais 6aS 3ebnfadbe bet pom GongreB beotn7
9un9spetie 9ei6enften 8agateue.
'9te Snbaber BON Sebn @lfteL aIio bes
in Der Nusfteuung angeLegten &apttals bere
langen Die Sffenbaltung oerIelben AM
SDnntag. Seit mann lit eS Wobe, baB
lt6 3ebn @lftel Don einem @lftel Sprl9rlfs
ten ma9en laiien2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15
@eaen Sas aobIem=Momopol.

@nfang nGblten Monats am 5. unb
6. Stunt = ptrD bier in ber @entraLzItultfz
Sale cine be6eutlome rationale 8erIamm>
lung f%tattftnben. Sic iptrb aus Nb9eor67
neten Ser peribie6enen Staaten nnb Serri7
torien beiteben ltnb bat ben 3ped, gemeinz
fame Sbritte se9en bas &obIen : MfonopoL
al berat9en.
0te 9lnregu11g 81 bieier Seriammlnng
cling bon ber @eieBgebung BON Wttnreiota
aus, tpelcbe tpte erirnerlib iein tptrb, gegen
6aS &obLen : Wtonopol III tenem Staate
einen 10 t6atfrGftigel1 Gampf e%rOffnet bat,
a6er ie6r mobl einiieDt, baB ber 9etpalttgen,
6as san3e &6pD III feitem @rtlt A~alten0e1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15
SGmSere GrMnoIa9e fit 0ett rep1tblt:
fdttifd1ett NattONaIsGOttDe1tt&

Ser republifaniibe, Dte aub bet oentoi
tratti@e, Acknowledgement beitano btSber
aus ie pier Mbgeorbneten bon teoem Staate
unb lie stpei Qlbgeor6neten BON iebem Con-
oreB6e3irfe un0 Serrttortunt. 90 fam eS,
6oB fart bemotratii6e Stddten un0 Gonz
greRbe3trfe auf Die gomtnattoner ben
gleicben @tnfIuB batter, tpte etne gletbe
Nnsa6l 1tarter repubLtfantiber, nn0 6aB int
oorigen Sabre bic Qtbgeorbneten bon BEN
SHoitaaten ben 2luSi6Ia9 81 @uniten Der
Domination 6arrilon'S 9aben, obpO6L
0teIelben ibm feline eil13i9e 8abLeS ttrlme
geben fonnten.
Die Gepubltfaner f9retben, NIT etntgem
S6ein be5 9tedtes, tbre Nteoerla9e BET Der
leBten Nattonaltpa6l 0teiem ltmftanoe 81,
un6 iG6etnen entibloi1en 81 ietn, etne Nenz
6erung 6et @run6lage Der 8ertretun9 in
6en acknowledgements berbei3uftbren.
Die Qngelegen6eit fam in Der bteier Sage
Itottgeba6ten Stbung beS repubItfanti6en
acknowledgements in 9outsptue our
Spracbe, uno Ger 8ete8ir9tnter Scott
ite1te ben Qlntrag, 5tpar pte btsber ieOem
Staate sic bier 8ertreter ST b~elaliet, aber
an SteQe Ser 3pei Gertreter bon iebem
GongreBbe5irte. ie6em Staat fIr ie 1000
abge9ebcne republifanii6e Sttmtuten ober
ben grDBeren 8rucbt6etl bapon ie spei Ser
treter 5u betpiltger.
@eht bieler 8ori6Lag burb en69iltiz
ger 8ei6LuB 6aritber miro crit tn Der rGcbz
item DISCRIMINATING 0eS gtattpnaL : Qusz
I6uiieS gefaBt tperben, = 10 tDtro ote Ser
tret1ng oes SitoenS inn nG6iten gtattonalz
Content aQerbingS Dielfa6 geGnOert letll,
un0 Bic &lQgen iiber ben @tnfluB Der f6ufz
ltcben gfe9er tperDen aufbOren. 9enn QlIa7
6ama miro fiat 20 mn 6, Sloriba fiat 8
nur 8, Georgia fat "a nun Is, Glib
Carolina itott Is nur 6, 2putitanG ftatt IL
nur 6 8ertreter er9alten. @ber auf Der
anberen Seite nirbe Mrtonias IL itatt IA,
&entufD AZ itatt &c, gtorb>garoltna 81
ftatt %, Getnefiee 80 ftatt "a, Geras %
itott 26, @trgtnia 36 itatt "a er6alten.
NQer6ingS in elmer ~bebeutenb Derr1e6rten
8ertretung. 9enn Set nd6ite repubIifaz
nii6e O2ationaGzGpnb tpitrbe nt6t aus
$40, tpie Ser Iebte, ionbern aus 1ngefGbr
1923 bis 1910 Qlbgeorbneten beite6en, ur0
Seem Oorf tpiirbe itatt burcb u burcb 178,
Suinois itatt bur9 A burb 118, Benns
i~Dlpanien burcb 154 ftatt nltr Durdb 90 Nb1
georbnete oartn Dertreten letn.
S6 elm Gonpent BON me6r ais 1900 9bz
seoroneten nic6t ettpas lbper 3u banObaben
Ietn tpir6 limb OBJ es nibt better ieir
blrfte, fir ieOe ab9egebenen 1000 Stimmen
nllr etren 8ertreter itatt 8tpet gu 9eitatten
Stun, baS iin0et it6 ia tpobl. @eiptB tit,
6oB bieie @runblage fir bic 8ertretIag
cine beritinfti9ere unb better 9eet9nete lit,
6ie @iinicbe bes 8oItes in 8e5ug auf Ben
8rGiibent ic6aftS> @anbiOaten gum NuSbruf
gu brtngen, ais bic biSberi9e. Stood perF
ninftiger miir0e eS ietn, at6 Bic bier Ser
treter bet Stootet ais iDlcber ab3ui6affen
un6 BEN gan3en Gonoett auf bic 3obl bet
Bel Ser leBten @abL fit ben 8artet : Ganz
Di6aten abge9ebenen Sttmmen gu be-
griinben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15
Set net.e SonOireftor tn st, somis.

Ser Interchangeable 8etperber Inn Die
in Bet lleberl6rtft ertpGbnte SteIe mar
etn Dortiger porttefltcber unb gang fir tie
befGbigter oeutlcber 9entDfrat, 6err @arL
Sped. Stir i'm erfldrte it3 gang ct.
Qouis; obcr auc9 in bteiem Sale bat BrGz
Ii0ent Glepelanb etnem 9ticbt>0 eutldben
ben 8or5u9 ge9eben unb 5par einem LAMB
lidben 9cmpfratet NamenS Did 9altOn,
einem gem06nLi9en 8arteifLepper. .
berrliche @roper'l be 0ienitreforml
Der gut be1nofratti6e unb 10 ie6r @lepez
lan6zfreunblicbe v9ln8ei9er 6eS @eitenS"
Iagt iiber bieie @rncnnung:
vBaS 0dmrit getpontet tper6en iou un6
fam, 1T unS un~erfin6Licb. 0aB btes feline
MniteQung I'M Gimme Der SS6ee Ser Gioilz
6ienItreform lift, DetB Seoermann. @s lit
cine 8elo6nun9 fir an9eblibe 8orteiz
6ienite. Dalton lebt alf ietner Sarm, Die
er betpirtbi9aftet. @r gebOrte BET Sarnterz
Quian3 an, belt aber IN Bet 0u6l 3ur
6emofratti6en Bartei, unb 1etn nermetntz
Gicber GinfluB auf baS Sarmers @lement
bat i6m nun Oas eintrGgli1ite 8unoesamt
in Mtiiiouri eingetragen, Obgleicb CT BON
ben Sbliegenheiten bieleS Mmtes nicbt 6os
geringite 8eritGnontB bat, SIT Dies GiDiLz
btenitreform?"
8rGii6ent gGebelanS fou 6ieIe elenbe
@rnennung namentltb oudb ben beiben
Weiiiourter 8unbesienatoren 3u Qtebe oez
macbt BADEN, UNI ie fir cine nerninftige
8d6rungspoltttf 3u 9etpinnen. Seine
@%rnennungen in Snbiana, 6arunter cine
ungep06nIi3 i6lebte, tperben ia audi
Oaraus ertldrt, baB CT burcb ite Ben fiber
tollen Senator Goorbees, SEN nellen Gorz
itBer bes SinanSausi6uIes Des Senats,
fir bic MISUNDERSTANDING Be- Sbermans
@elebeS babe gelptnnen tpplen. -
Son BEN beiben Wtiliourier Senatoren
1T Gofrea eine geiitige Nuu, @e1t aber in
Mandbem elm 9arts prddti9er &erl, je6oc6
in ber Stlberfrdge 9GnSltcb pcrriidt. Qlub
felt er tpuBte, 6aB ibm Glcpelano betreffS
Der Qtemter gu g8i1en fem milrbe, Fat er
nit lautem &rafebG ertldrt, ct tpiir6e fir
Nufbe6ung 6es Sherman : @eiekeb MIR
inter Der 8ebingung Der Observation-Disclosures
bes 8lanbs @eiebeS itimmen. @s lit olio
gu filr6ten, oaB Gleuelan0 Iicb peraebliA
Dor tAn1 ernteoriat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-21

DETROIT, April 2l.-The damage done
along the river front here by one of the
heaviest gales ever known on the lakes is
quite severe. The wind attained a velocity
Of over seventy miles an hour. In the
neighborhood Of Belle Isle bridge steam
and sailing yachts and catboats anchored
close to docks were smashed against each
other, roofs Of boat houses were lifted off
and floating docks lifted up on the land.
The boat houses and contents of the De-
troit Boat company and Herman Schmidt
were badly wrecked, and number of
small yachts belonging to the same firms
were thrown high upon land and suffered
severe damage. The steam yacht u. S."
owned by John Shafer, was sunk and will
be total loss, The steamer Simon Langell
is aground on the American side of Fight
ing Island, and tugs have gone to her as
sistance. 1t is reported that barge is
ashore at Crosse Point, but her name
could not be ascertained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-21
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

A dispatch from London announces that
the Earl of Derby is recovering.
Big crowds greeted the John Bull"
train at Mansfield, Crestline, Lima, Buoy.
rus and Ada, o.
The trouble at Antlers, I. T., has about
ended. The Locke and Jones factions are
negotiating for peace
HFire at the Chace mills, Fall River,
Mass, destroyed 1000 bales of cotton and
5000 pieces of cloth. Loss, $4,000
Owing to Showalter's indisposition the
fifth championship chess game was not
played at Kokomo, Ind, yesterday.
David Tucker, ex-postmaster, deputy
sheriff and game warden, also a Scottish
rite Mason, dropped dead in Seymour.
Conn.
Jeremiah o'Rourke, of New Jersey, SUI
pervising architect of the treasury depart
ment, has entered upon the discharge of
his duties.
Adyices from Dakota. Wisconsin and
Minnesota indicate that a general storm is
raging. Ten inches of snow covers the
ground at Minneapolis.
The members of the national convention
of railroad commissioners, together with
the ladies accompanying them, were re-
ceived by tho president yesterday.
The schooner Rebecca, from Norfolk,
Va, to New Haven, Conn, struck the end
of the breakwater at Lewes, Del, and
filled with water. The crew was rescued
by pilot boat.
Thomas Wallace, of the firm of Wallace
& Sons, wealthy manufacturers of An
sonia, Conn, had an arm amputated as
the result of blood poisoning, which was
caused by toothpiek being stuck into his
hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-21
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Stock and
Produce Exchanges.
General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, April 90 - Flour-Winter
superhne, S2Ib2.20; winter extras, S2. 20QD2. 80;
No. 2 winter family, e2.T5a3 Pennsylvania,
roller straight. S32J2s3.eO. western winter,
clear, S3.2Jat3.50. do. do, straight S3.5o13.75;
winter patent, S3.76G4.l5 Minnesota clear,
e2I5G3.2S do. straight, S365dS4; do patent,
ei15Q4.4o; do, fayorite brands, higher. Rye
-four, S3l0 per barrel.
Wheat-Quiet, easier. with 73c. bid and 7318c.
asked for April; 73l4c. bid and 7334c. asked for
May; 7414c. bid and 74lec. asked for June. T4I4c.
bid and TIC. asked for July.
Corn-Quiet, steady, with &sc. bid and 4stao.
asked for April; 471ac. bid and 4734c. asked for
May; 47I6c. bid and 47s4c. asked tor juno; 4sc.
bid and 4elac. asked for July.
asked for April 800. bid and 39Iac. asked for
May; 800. bid and 39l6o. asked for juno; 800.
bid and 39lSc. asked for July.
Beef-Quiet. steady; extra mess, $I.5oits.50
family, SllVl2.
Pork-Inactive, steady; new mess, sls.25; old
mess, SITS; extra prime. nominal.
Lard-Quiet. frm steam rendered, $l0l6
Butter-Firm, good demand; New York
dairy, 23q92qc. western dairy, l9Q125n.; Elgins
creamery, 25il3oc.; imitation creamery, ,20lo26c
Eggs-Liberal receipts, weak; New York and
Pennsylyania, l60l6,4c.; western. l8c.; south
ern, 14lDl6c.
BALTIMORE, April 20. Flour dull, un-
changed. Wheat unsettled. Corn firm; white
corn, by sample, &c.,; yellow do, 49c. 0at.
steady. Rye dull. Hay steady; good to choice
timothy, e16Gl6t1 Cotton nominal; mid
ding. size. Provisions quiet. Butter firm
creamery, fancy, 30Gslc.; do. fair to choice
g029c.; do. imitation, 28c.; ladle fancy, 2j3.
good to choice, 23it25c rolls, fine. eac.; do
fair to good, 2la2sc.; store packed, 20c. Eag,
steady at 14l1Ill5c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-21
THE CHILEAN REFUGEES.
They Leave Our Legation at Santiago
and One Of Them Is Captured.

WASHINGTON, April 21,-Senor Don Ami
bal Cruz. charge d'affalres Of the Chilean
legation, informed Secretary Gresham that
Blendot Holly and Colonel Fuentes, the
Balmacedists to whom Minister Egan had
offered shelter at the American legation,
and whose surrender was demanded by the
Chilean authorities, had made their escape
from the legation. Fuentes was captured,
but Holly is still at large.
Secretary Gresham makes publica state
nient in reference to these refugees in
which he says that charge of violating
the municipal laws Of the country was
pending against the two men, and that
Mr. Egan was instructed that he should
cease sheltering them. 1t was not stated
at the department when these instructions
were transmitted to the minister, but it is
believed the decision of the secretary was
communicated to the refugees before they
left the legation building and attempted
to escape. The department officials de-
clined to state whether any information
relating to the action of the refugees had
been received from the minister.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-21
HOW RECIPROCITY WORKS.
Interesting Figures Anent Our Trade
with Brazil and Cuba.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-A study of the
statistics contained in the second annual
report of the bureau of American republics
shows the following results in regard to
the workings of reciprocity with Brazil
and Cuba.
The United States exported toBrazil in
the past three years merchandise to the
value Of sil ,973,2l4 sl4, 100, ,245 and s14,291,-
s73 In the same years the imports of mer-
chandise into the United States from Bra
zil were s59,3ls,T56, $50, ,230, ,595 and s18,-
$50, ,604 respectively, an increase within two
years Of over 100 per cent.
The exports to Cuba increased in round
numbers from sl3.000,0O0 in 1890 to sls,-
600, 900 in 1892; those to Porto Rico from
s., 300, 900 to g., $4,000. Cuba's exports to
the United States in those years were S54,-
100000 S1s,0o0,0 900 and $62, 100000, respect.
lively, while those of Porto Rico to the
United States decreased from 81 ,000, 900 in
1890 to ss, ,2J0, 600 in 1899.
1t Is stated that while the consideration
of the question of a change of policy in re-
gard to the reciprocity treaties has not yet
gone so far as to call out an expression of
intention, 1t would not surprise persons
interested In the matter to learn of a
change in the attitude of the government.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-21
ANOTHER CYCLONE.
People Killed and Fully Two
Hundred Injured.

MERIDIAN, Mass, April 21.-Clarke and
Jasper counties Of this state suffered from
a cyclone more deadly to human life and
destruction of property than the one Of
three weeks ago. It followed almost in
the track OF its predecessor. Over forty
people were killed and nearly two hun
dred more or less injured. These figures
may be increased when all Of the stricken
districts are heard from.
The destruction of property will amount
to hundreds of thousands of dollars. En-
tire neighborhoods have been literally
swept off the face Of the earth.
The cyclones path was through vast
pine forest, broken here and there by
farm. Huge trees were uprooted and car
ried for a distance Of mile. Near the town
Of Pachuta lived the family of William
Parton, consisting of himself, wife and
four children. Their bodies, except that
! of the youngest child, were picked up over
a mile away, mangled and entirely nude
Their brains had been dashed out. The
| child had a miraculous escape. 1t was
found half a mile from its home uninjured,
but piteously crying for its mother.
William Fisher lived near the station
with his mother, wife and five children.
| They were blown away and searching
parties have been out all day, but none Of
their bodies have have been recovered. A
| child, Sim MCGOWAN, was found dead In a
tree top mile from its home. Four ne
groes on the Aldridge plantation were
killed outright, and family of negroes
numbering nine perished. One of the
children was found two miles from where
it was playing when picked up by the
deadly wind.
The country Is strewn for miles with
debris, and along the pathway of the cy-
clone are found all kinds of household
goods, dead cattle and poultry.
The picture is indescribably piteous
! one-happy homes swept away and dashed
to pieces as il they were cookie shells;
children crying for their parents, and
fathers and mothers searching among the
huge piles of debris for missing ones.
Such Is the scene. The telegraph wires
were snapped in twain as though they
were pipe stems and the poles lifted mp and
carried through the country at frightful
velocity.
The whole country is in mourning. The
ministers and physicians are at work.
Every messenger from remote districts
coming in brings sorrowing tales of suffer
ing and death. The wind is still high, and
as each cloud has appeared the people
would look frightened, huddle together
and pray
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-21
A DEADLY oRAsH.
Ono Man Killed and Another Receives
Probably Fatal injuries.

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, April 21.--At Spring
Mill Station, on the Schuylkill Valley
railroad, a coal train collided with a shift
ing engine, causing considerable damage
to property, the death Of one man, and
serious injuries to others.
George Kirk, conductor OF the coal train,
was taken out Of the wreck with one leg
cut off and the other fractured. He was
sent to the Presbyterian hospital, with a
bare possibility that he would survive the
journey. William Girtz, rear brakeman of
the train, was found with a crushed skull
and lacerated wounds He died in three
hours His case was a pitiful one. APP
parently unconsci Gus of the situation,
Girtz raved like a madman until he sank
exhausted and expired.
The names Of three men who sustained
minor injuries could not be learned, those
in possession of information being reticent
about giving it out.
In all seven gondola cars and a locomo-
tive were wrecked, the road bed for con-
siderable distance torn up and the tracks
bent out Of shape. Five Of the cars were
into pile, mass of splintered, broken
timbers, the two others, as though shot
from catapult, being hurled over fence
into a field. The tender was forced into
the air as high as the top of the locomotive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-21

TRENTON, April 21.-New Jersey manu-
facturers are irritated by the passage of
the fifty-five hour law. This law provides
that fifty-five hours shall constitute a
weeks work, and makes it illegal for
males under IS, and females over IS to con-
tract for working overtime. Several New
ark manufacturers will ask the supreme
court to decide whether the law is consti-
tutional. They claim that 1t is violation
Of both the state and United States con-
stitution, because it interferes with personal
rights in pursuit of prosperity.