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ARRESTED At SOUTHAMPTON.
Phillip Schieg and Frank Floyd, the Min
neapOIis Bank Robbers Arrested.

Phillip SChi9R and FRANK Floyds Ghe MIN"
neapOlis Bank Robbers Arrested.
LONDON, Nov. 15-Phillip Schieg,
formerly paying teller of the Bank of
Minneapolis, and Frank Floyd were ar
rested at southampton on board the
North German Lloyd steamer Saale,
from New York. Schieg is charged with
robbing the bank mentioned of SIS, 200
and Floyd is charged with being an ac-
complete in the robbery.
Mr.. Gillig, of the Bank of Minneapo-
lis, who came to England on the Um-
bria for the purpose of intercepting
Schieg and Floyd, accompanied the
police down the bay and identified the
two men.
Schieg and Floyd made violent re-
sistance and Schieg tried to use re-
volver. They were soon overpowered
and disarmed, two revolvers being taken
from each man. Their baggage, which
is supposed to contain q bulk of the
stolen money. was seized.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17
Peixoto Proclaimed Martiai Law.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-A Buenos Ayres
dispatch says: Martial law has been
proclaimed again in Rio de Janeiro by
President Peixoto, extending to Nov. 80.
When this became known Admiral
Mello, comm anding the rebel heeS.'
warned all families living in the vicinI-
ty of the marine and war arsenals that
he intended to lombard both sections OF
the city. The English squadron pro-
tested that it would be necessary to al
low 4S hours for foreigners to retire and
such notice had not been given. Many
families are leaving. Admiral Mello,
so Peixoto's adherents reported, is seek
ing a pretex5 for violating the agree
ment between himself and Peixoto and
representatives of foreign powers in re-
spect to preserving Rio de Janeiro as an
open city.
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Has 20 Authority 70 Dc So.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The treasury
staten emit issued Tuesday showed loss
of 81 1856, O92 in the currency balance;
gold reserve gained but little aud tae
total available balance is again below
the $1OO, 600, 600 mark. standing at $685.
970, ITO. The receipts of the government
for the month have heen $i3.164, 00),
and the expenditures, SIS, 934, 600.
Secretary Carlisle is quoted by an even
ing paper as saying that at no time has
it been his intention to toll off the
seignorage and coin it. He is convinced
the cretary of the treasury las no au-
thority to do so, and that it can only be
done by aa act of congress.
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MANAGES Al EMPoRIA.

Recent Fires EOretoId by a Mysterious
Party-A Mailman In q Home.
EHPoR1A, Nov. 12.-Emporia has had
large number of destructive fires this
fail. Itwas learned that before each
fire Sheriff Evans received a letter
signed "a. N. IT," warning him that
fire would occur in town that night.
No clue as to who the writer or incen-
diaries were has been discovered.
a man, who gave his name as Chand-
Ter and who is supposed to be insane,
entered the home of e. J. Hopkins and
attacked one of the children with long
knife. Hopkins sprang to their assis-
tauca and GhandIar fed
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RESTORE MONARCHY.
Uncle Sam will Reinstate the Queen
LiIioukalani.
MR.. GRESHAM TAKES STRONG GROUNDS.
The RightfuI Governnento of Hawaii over
thrown With United States Backing
Restored by the Same Power.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA letter ad-
dressed to President Cleveland by Secre-
tary Gresham, on Oct IS, IL given out
for publication. The secretary reviews
in detail the acts leading up to the revo-
luton in Hawaii in January last. and
takes strong grounds in the opinion that
Queen Lilioukalani would never have
been deposed had it not been for the
landing of United States marines from
the United States steamship Boston. He
ascertains, also, that the provisional
government has been maintained solely
by the fear of the military power Of the
United States. He cites much evidence
from Blount's report, and from the re-
ports of Minister Stevens himself, to
sustain this view.
Surrendered Under Threat of War.
'The government of Hawaii, " he says,
surrendered its authority under threat
of war until such time only as the
United States should reinstate the con-
stitutional sovereign, and the provisional
government was created to exist until
terms of union with the United States
have been agreed upon"
In closing his letter he says: ga care
ful consideration of the facts, will, l
think, convince that the treaty which
was withdrawn from the senate for
further consideration, should not be re-
submitted for its action thereon. Should
not the great wrong done to feeble but
independent state by an abuse of the
authority of the United States be I'M
done by restoring the legitimate govern
mentP Anything short of that will not,
respectfully submit, satisfy the de-
mands of justice. Can the United
States consistently insist that other
nations shall respect the independence
of Hawaii while not respecting it them
selvesP Our government was the first
to recognize the independence of the
islands and should be the last to acquire
sovereignty over them by force and
Fraud
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-CATTLE-The handful
Of cattle here today were very soon disposed
of and at stiff prices. Natives generally sold
&C to l0c above last weeks prices at S2Oo05.l 5
and from s2.0o02.75 took most of the Texans
No western rangers were received.
HOGS5The hog market was active On q
basis of s57565.83 6or choice grades weighing
over 1870 lbs. and at S5.930500 for CHOICE to
fancy assorted light weights-averaging from
$50 to I'd lbs. Choice medium weights sold as
high as $3.50 and the bulk of the stuff was
weighed above $500 Those figures indicate
An advance on the lowest prices of yesterday
Of SC TO 1Gc.
sHEEP-Only about LEO have arrived
since Saturday. Sales were largely at S2.25
% . for sheep and at S3.5034.50 for lambs
Receipts-Cattle. 5.00s calves. 1,03Js hogs,
gO0G sheep, 1900.
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want No Disoriminntion Made.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-James Swan.
manager of the Iron and Steel associa-
ton, had two-hours conference with
Chairman Wilson on the tariff schedules,
in which the iron and steel men are vi
tally interested. Elk Congressman Med
rinshaua Of St Louis also called to urge
that in the revision Of duties no discriEn-
tnaffon be made ia the various manu-
lacturss Of tin plases iron plate and
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Augusta Exposition Opened.

AUGUSTA. Ga, Nov. 15.-For the
third time in the history of Augusta
have the people of this city been joined
by representatives of over half the states
of the Union in the formal opening of
the Augusta exposition. On this occa-
sion, however, there is Joined with this
exposition the Georgia state fair, under
the management of the Georgia State
Agricultural society, the two combined
forming an exposition that will equal in
scope and magnitude any similar enter
prise ever attempted in the south.
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Nebraska Underwriters Meet.

OMAHA, Nov. 15.-The Nebraska State
Underwriters association met in this
city. There were about 80 members in
attendance, representing all the larger
towns of the state. The business trans
acted was of a general nature, relative
to the insurance business. The fact
that the companies had been losing
money in Nebraska was discussed at
considerable length, but no action look
ing toward the raising of rates was
taken.
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aeneral Crittenden Denied the RepoEt.

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 15.-Consu1 Gen
eral Crittenden, who is now in Kansas
City, denied the report that he had been
called from Mexico to Washington to
explain matters in connection with the
alleged attempt of Minister Gray to Sc
cure renewal of the concession to the
Mexican Lottery company, owned by
Americans, against which the Mexican
government, through Minister Romero,
is said 10 have fled a protest.
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Assuming an interesting Aspect.


WASHINGTON, Nov. is "A long re.
port by Mr.. Strandley, the commissioner
of immigration at San Francisco, in re-
lation to the 10 escaped Russian con-
victs recently landed there was received
at the treasury department. 1t was
sent to Secretary Carlisle while the
latter was at the cabinet meeting and
it is supposed that its consideration took
up portion of the time during which
the cabinet was in session. By the
Intervention Of the Russian government
the case has assumed an interesting and
international aspect and the report Of
Mr.. Stradley as to whether or not the
men are political or criminal prisoners
is awaited with much interest. It is not
believed that any conclusion was reached
by the cabinet
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InvoIved the whole Town.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-Commis-
sioner Lamoreaux of the general land
Office has decided in favor OF the Great
Falls Water Power and Townsite COM
pany, the case pending in his office,
which involved the whole town of Great
Falls, Mont. The decision was upon
the ground that the Townsite company
was an innocent purchaser and under
the act of March s. 1891, could not be
disturbed in its possession of the prop
artY.
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Tool, an Oyordose Of Laudanum.

LONDON, Nov. 13.-Mrs. Roosevelts
wife of the secretary of the American
embassy, died at Ascot. Mrs. Roose-
welt had been i'll for some time and it
was said she had taken an overdose Of
laudanum to alleviate her pain. 1t is
supposed that owing to her weak condi-
ton she could not stand it. Mrs. Roose-
velt was Miss Helen Astor, one Of
William Astor's daughters, Mrs. j.
Coleman Dayton is her sister. Mrs.
Astor sailed on the Lucania the other
day in the hope of reaching her daughter
before she died. 1t is thought Mr..
Roosevelt will resign his Office of secre-
tary of the legation and return to New
York with Mrs. Astor.
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a Unit In Its Enforcement.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.aIt is learned
on good authority that the cabinet is q
unit in the Endorsement of President
Cleveland's plan for the restoration of
Queen LiIuokalini. This fact was de-
veloped after the conclusion of the
cabinet meeting Tuesday. The Hawaii
an question was the chief topic of dis
cussion. The meeting was attended by
all members except Secretary Smith
who was in Georgia. Secretary Morton
remained with the president after the
adjournment and it is presumed he took
lunch with him.
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THE MARKETS.
Cbieapo Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Nov. I4.-Wheat lost 1c today on a
heavy increase in northwestern country eie-
vator stocks. heavy northwestern receipts, an
unexpected increase in United States stocks,
small export clearances and free selling
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-Firm: cash, $3.50; December,
6Izxc: May. 6s56069c.
CORN-Cash, 1850; December S7169S7ssc;
May, Aa50AIc.
OATS Easier. cash. 2sc; December. 2s7sc;
May. 4is6041zc.
PORK-Firm: January. S141O.
LARD-Eirm; January, 1925.
RIBS-FIrm; January, $3.50.
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TracI-a Were spiI<ed.

ST. PAUL. Nov. 14.-Near Worthing-
ton, Mimi, a gang of robbers attempted
to wreck the Omaha passenger train,
supposedly for the purpose of robbery.
The tracks were spiked so as to throw
the train from the track and while
awaiting its arrival the gang held mp.
shot and robbed passerby. which put
the railroad officials on their guard, and
an engine sent before the regular train
found the tracks spiked.
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SPEAKS Her MIND FREELY.
Mrs. Mary A. Lease BIames Gov. LeweIl-
ing For tho Republican Victory.

Mrs. Mary A. Lease BIames Gov. LeweIl-
ing For tho Republican Victory.
TOPEKA, Nov. l2.-Mrs. Mary E.
Lease places the responsibility for the
defeat of the Kansas Populists upon the
state administration, which she charges
with being corrupt. She criticizes Sc
verely Governor Lewelling, By whose
appointment she holds a place on the
state board of charities that pays her
81 200 year, and she repudiates United
States Senator Martin as unworthy the
support of the Peoples party.
'.No party said Mrs. Lease, ''has
over been disgraced with more corrupt
men than are some of those who hold
positions of trust under the Populist adj
minisSration. suppose an effort will
be made to renominate the same men
who are at present holding Office, but if
they be renominated it viii be the death
Of the Peoples party. propose to have
something to say about 1t in the next
state convention and some of the hood
lers viii be turned down. The vote last
Tuesday showed that the people of Kan
sas did not approve of our election of
that Democrat, John Martin, to be
United States senator. Do you think
the Peoples party of Kansas can send
Martin to the senate again? Well.
guess not. I understand Senator Mar
Tin would like fusion in Kansas again,
bat If we do have it, it viii be the death
Of the Peoples party. Personally am
iubi1ant over the result in Kansas. It
was not the party that was defeated; its
leaders were repudiatsd, and if We ex-
pect success in the future, we must turn
them down. The honest principles of
the party, thank God, still live and viii
continue to live alter che corrupt leaders
Rre mt down.
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Thieves Rig Themselves Out.

DE WITT, Neb., Nov. 15.-One night
last week some parties broke into the
store of Robert Hudson and stole cloth
ing to the amount of several hundred
dollars. One of the supposed criminals
is in jail at WILDER. He had an over
coat, pants and shoes upon his person
which were identified by Hudson as part
of the goods taken.
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oulIIred HIs UsefuIneas.

ToRoxTo, Kan. Nov. 14.-E. P. Bar
nard. 80 years old, shot and killed his
wife, aged So. his daughter aged IS, and
then committed suicide. He left LETT
ter saying he had ''outIived his useful-
ness. It is thought he had been con-
templating the crime for some time as
ne had recently bought q lot in the
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Shot the City ATarshal.

ERIE. Kan, Nov. 14.-City Marshal
Frank Harbough was shot in the face
by Albert Forsythe whom he attempted
to arrest for burglary. Forsythe had
been in hiding for six months. He es-
capped but posse is on his track. It is
thought the marshal will recover.
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BicrclIst sanger RadIy Hurt.

/ MILWAUKEE, Nov. 15.-Walter c.
Sanger, the bicyclist, was badly hurt at
W aukesha and narrowly escaped being
retired forever. He had climbed mp a
windmill and fell. As he fell q nail
caught in his groin, inf1icting a bad
wound
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Eve LOST by a Potato Exploding.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 15.-Mrs. Cath
crime johnson Of Camden had one eye
knocked out and the other injured by a
potato exploding. She put the potatoes
in the oven, and when she opened it one
few up like toy balloon and knocked
her eye out.
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vvesser-, League Meeting Called.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. Il. = Chairman
Cushinan Of the circuit COMMITTEES called
a meeting of the new Western league to
be held at indianapolis Nov. 20. Sioux
City and Grand Rapids viii probably be
admitted to complete the league.
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soutl oman Live stock.

Souri, OK AHA, Nov. 14-CATTLE- Receipts.
3.2O0 head. 1870 to 1853 lbs, s4T595.25s LEO to
1900 lbs. "a 50. 800 to 1Ie0 lbs, $1,000 -
choice COWS. S@6J030f common COW. loo
200. good feeders, &3gJ0a6J, common feeders.
s22Sa3OG. Market active and higher.
HOGS-R Receipts, 4210 head light. $500
5.65- mixed. S56905.65. heavy S5s6905.71.
Market sc higher.
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CLEvELAKD, Nov. i4.-MichaeI Nc
Namara shot and probably fataiiv
wounded Mrs. Ellen Sweeney and i 2
daughter Mary, then shot himself in the
head. MCNAMARA viii die.
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&c For Co..

DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov. 15.-The Times
Journal has announced that the Deme-
Gratis Of this district propose to run Gov
ornor Boies for congress next fall.
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Day Eleoted Cnairman,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IA. F. Day of
the Chesapeake and Ohio, head of the
freight traffic department has been
elected chairman of the Southern Traf-
fic association.
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RaiIWarn Rai.ed E. Ca1nnaicn Fund.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The railway com
panies are alleged to have raised large
campaign fund with view of resisting
the election Of any man as mayor
pledged to support the track elevation
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Both Deollned 10 Tallz.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ia meeting
between Secretary Gresham and Minis
ter Thurston, of the Hawaiian govern
ment, was held. Both declined to state
the result of the interview.
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ODIv wanted $50, GOO.

CLEVELAND, Nov. ia crank called
at the Office of Myron Herricl, secretary
and treasurer of the Society for Savings,
and, with a dynamite bomb in one hand
and revolver in the other. demanded
$50, GOO. SIR. Herrick responded by
promptly knocking the man down and
rrappled with him on the floor. While
In this position the crank fred shot at
Mr.. Herrick, the bullet passing through
his coat. The fellow then jumped
through window and escaped.
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90 - Cnnrrna.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov 15.-The Times
Journal has announced that the Demo
Gratis Of this slistrios propose te run Cow
ernOS Boies fLr congress next fall
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ToPExA, Nov. I4.-Governor Level
ing has returned from Wichita, where
be has been since the day of election.
In an lnterrisx be said that be did not
and would not eonceds The result -
Kas.szs defeat fcx lis patty. Re al
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WARSAW, Nov. IA dispatch just
received from Litovsk says an explosion
occurred in chemist shop and y iiyes
have been lost and many people injured.
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THE NEWS OF KANSAS.
The Happenings OF the Week Con
clseIy ChronIcled.
MRS. LEASE SPEAKS HER MIND FREELY.
The History of Week in the SunflOwer
State-A Mailman Makes Merry Havoc
at EmpOria.
County High School Destroyed.

ATCHIsoN, Kan, NoY. u.-The coun-
ty high school, erected at Efdngham
four years ago at cost of 10000, was
bIzrned tn the oround
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granite plate, and that the reductions be
SO equiTably made as to work no in
justice to the various plants and work
men now employed in these industries in
America.
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nncIe Ierrv IKiII RecoVer.

VIRooUA, Wis, Nov 1O.-The condi-
ton of ex-Secretary of Agriculture Rusk
Is materially improved.
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eteamer CenturEon Released.

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, Nov. H.
The steamer Centurion, which stranded
OF the middle ground around Round ISL
and, was released after tightening.
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80 ID aILdwInter FaIr straotarss.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-Workmen
have begun work on the site of the
Chinese building at the Midwinter ex-
position. The Hawaiian Cyclorama
building is rapidly approaching COM
pletion, and ground has been broken
for the huts Of the village. The founda-
ton for the Ferris wheel Is being laid
near the Cyclorama building. The
wheel will be one-half as high as was
the Ferris wheel in Chicago.
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Death of Annie PixIey,

LONDON, Nov. 1O.-Miss Annie Pixley,
the well known American actress, died
here
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Hrs. Johns Reelected President

Topeka, Nov. 13.-The Kansas Equal
Suffrage association has closed its an
hual session at Holton. Mrs. Laura M.
Johns, the leader of the Republican
Woman Suffrage society, was reelected
president
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LONDON, Nov. IL Mrs. Rosefelt the
wife OF SECRETARY OF the American
embassy, died at Ascot.
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Reduoed e WorlNs record.

HoLToN, Kan, Nov. 14-Patsy Nc
Gregor reduced the worlds yearling
trotting record here to 2.251S, going
against a strong wind in cold rain.
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The REFuBLBc I'D. .o.hers follo1E.