davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08
IN, 81. .jeme. Hotel, Denyer,

II there is dnFihing that worries man
have bootblncks try to cou1irce him that
he n shine.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08

Halls Catarrh Cure
IN n constitutional core. Price, T5c. ~ :
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08

|. W. Joseph. Fiorist, Pueblo. Colo.
Fashionable cut flowers Send fn- cata-
logur OF choice plants and bulbs.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08

ts sure and tha; old and velltried remedy, MRS
MINsLJn soornINa sYnur for Chlldren Teething.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08

They are caIled racing tips because their
irons are so easily upset by them.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08

The raih fails upon the unjust. but l
does not make him clean man,
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08

His best bank is a fine meadow, eiE pc-
tato patch. forty il Worlds Fair winter
wheat, and twenty acres in monster rye,
The best meadow is made by sowing Sal
zers extra grass mixtures THIS FALL. 1t
yields from TO tons magnificent hay pei
acre. The Salzer Seed Co. La CrOssc
who are the largest faiEr and vegetable
seed growers in the world, will send you a
package OF new wheat and rye, and cata-
Iogue upon receipt Of 4 cents postage W
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08

Warranted 10 cure or money refunded
ASK y6E- druggist for II. Price, 10 cents.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08

Myron Reed apparently never loses
an opportunity to show his demagogy.
In late interview printed in the
Newer News he undertakes to Justify
his notorious assertion that Jesus
Christ was an anarchist. He claims
that law should not be respected un.
less 1t is justice, and order must be
fright order to be observed. The diff
Guilty with this position Is that .Mr.
Reed does not say what is the standard
of Justice and who is to decide
whether given law reaches that
standard. To make every man the
judge of the Justice of law Is to in
troduce chaos and anarchy must fol-
low.
"Order is heavens first law" nnd to
say that any progress or civilization
even, can exist without 1t is absurd
Mr.. Reed says his family is governed
by no rules. From his wildly chaotic
uttcranccs 1t is easily inferred that
Mr.. Reeds early training was also
conducted on the same plnn (D. The
Republican party will be well satisfied
to have Mr.. Reed on the stump this
fall advocating his brand of Populism.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08

The bold appropriation of state funds
by the Populist state officials to pay
for the publication OF the constitution
al amendments in Z by o sheets that
have sprung into existence solely for
campaign purposes is exciting a great
deal of adverse comment among all
parties in Colorado. While it would
have been perfectly legal and far
cheaper to publish these amendments
In any weekly paper of general circu-
lation, care has been taken to have
them printed in alleged daily papers
without any beneficial c.-culation,
started as campaign sheets and de-
pending chiefly for support on the 5000
of state funds doled out to them by n
so-called reform administration. This
manifest violation of the spirit IL not
the letter of the law will be punished
by decisive vote against the present
gang that disgraces the state house.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08
WALTER BAKER & co. DORCHESTER, MASS.

Davis Inter
national Cream
S e p at or, ,
Hand or Power.
Every farmer
that has cows
should h ave
one. It saves
half the labor,
m X e 8 o n c :
third more but
ter. Separator
Butter brings
one-third more
money. Send
for circulars.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08
FARMERS. ATTENTION.

See How the Democratic Promises of
1902 Have Besn Kept In 1894.
In October. 1892, that great demo.
cratic authority, the Chicago Herald,
exhorted its readers to vote for "a
change" and in order to catch the
votes OF the farmers it used the fol-
lowing bait:
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-08

The dcsirability uf bonds depends on
whether you hold them or they bold you
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14
Cine wtdtioe Sibuu9.
aIerIei DerhanoIunoeu oez faotrathIi1en
Jufi3comites.

Ml0. Mann, Der 0or1iBer bes 1taDtrdt6z
li6en cSuiti3comttes, erlduterte in Der geftrlz
zen Sibunq bieIes Gpmite Die bisber bel
Der @uSpenbirung BON 8%eloftrafen, pel6e
bpn ben Yoli5etrt4tern berAGngt parclt,
bur9 ben Poli3etantpalt befol9te PrartS.
Gr Iagte, bob penn Scenario 81 elmer @eloz
ftrafe berbpnnert iei, er feline Sreunbe gu
Tetnem alderman 14ide, uno boB Die NlDerz
men bann Bpli3eiantpalt 3urg1teOerI9la=
gung Der 8elbitrafe De%ranlaBten,
g{a9 elmer griinblt6en @r0rterung Der
Nngelegenbett be16lOB bas @Omtte, bic Sc
56luBfaf1ung odrii6er, pb benz Staotrat6 Die
Mnndbme Der bDm MaDDr auSgebenDen Srz
btnan5 empfoblen tperDen i'm, lDel9e benz
po%lt3eianmalt bas Ge9t ntmmt, 9elbtrafen
gu 1uspenbtren, auf nG9iten Montag Na9z
mittag gu berf@teben.
CUR Mnnabme empfeblen pirb bas SUI
Iti3comite benz Stabtrat6 bic BON einem
Subcpmite unter 8or1tb be5 Mlb. 6epbutn
arsgearbettete Srbtnan6 gun Steuerung beS
Misunderstanding; ferner bic BON bib.
Gpug6lin eingebra@te 8er0rbnung our gte=
gulirung bes 8robpreiies Iopie Die Srbi=
mana, bur9 mel@e GontractOren CUR 3a6lung
bon Waherfteuern fir Das BON i6nen gez
brau9te Mafer 6~eran5e3ogen tperben folen;
Die bon BIB. Campbell in l1eberetnIttnz
mung nit ben WiinI9en Der 9runDetgen=
tbumsbOr1e eingebra6te HeIplutton, tpel9e
berlangt, baB Die 0ffentlt9en 8erbeherung5z
arbeiten fir bic 3eit bonn i. DECEMBER bis
gum 1. Mdr5 nd6ften Sobres eingefteQt tperz
ben Iolen, ipenn btefelben ni9t fir ab1olut
n0t6tg era9tet Dber bpn Der W2uiorttGt Der
9runbeigent6iimer b~erlangt tperben, tpurbe
gu benNtten gelegt, e6enfo cine 3~tpeiteGantpz
beQ'6e Srbtndn3, tpel@e bic Mnna6me elmer
Spectalfteu er@S rDtnan3 DDn Der borbart9en
G%inreibung elmer YetttiDn Der Mehrheit Der
in 8etra6t tommenben @run0eiQentbiiner
unb BON Der 8Dr6eratbung Der Mngelegenbeit
bur9 baS 3uitdnotge StraBencomite abbdllz
qtq MAIDEN pplte.
Die Dem Suftt3comite borItegenbe, ouf
Die Ge9elung be3 Spe5ialteuerpeIens be-
3iigli9e SrDinan3en nurben an Elm aus ben
Nlb, Mann, Ballard, Gallagher, @pan, Sep
burn unb S'g}etQ b~eite3enbes @ubcomite
bernie en,
Cine Orbinan3 bes Nlb. &Getnede, ipeI6e
ben Jtrmen, Die it9 nit Dem Nuffleben DDn
&ecldmebtlbern befa{fen, cine 2icen3qe5iibr
bon $1OO a~uflsgen nil, tpurbe an ben @orz
porationsantpaIt our 8egutobtung 0erlotez
fen. 9ie Sormulirung elmer Orbinan3,
tDel3e tren9ere GorfC6riften fir bic 2icenftz
rung BON Mtaf9tniiten ent6olten ioQ, tpurbe
etnem aug ben Ilb, 6epburn, JtDan unb
@ofeGtn beitebenben lInterausf@uB ii6ertraz
gen.
9o5 Suiti5cOmtte bGGt om Montug @a6z
mtttag pieber etne Sibung ob.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14
UI6. HEIRS pIan..

NGOermon @tuiam 81 aerr, Der @orz
fiBenbe bes Don Dem itoOtrGt6lt6en Gomtte
fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit Der Inter
fu4ung Der angebli6en uebergrtffe unb
Observation-Disclosures Der @oIi3et am
4ebten Wabltage betrauten Subcomttes,
fe6rte geitern aus SEEM Oort bierber 3uriid.
9err SEER bat in g}etp 0orf @~elegenbeit
9enommen, Die Sbdtigtett be8 2erotp'f9er1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES genauer FEM
men gu lernen, uno er 1T iebr ent3iidt bon
Dem, mas er bort erfabren bat. @r geoertt
Die Rtetge 8oli3etzllnterfu3ung ungefdbr
nd9 benz Mtufter Der Qeropzltnteriu9ung
gu g~eitalten unb rednet babel arf bic t6at2
1rdfttge Mtitpirtung Der iibrigen Mitglieber
bes @omiteS. Die NniteQung zines quten
MnpaltS fir bo8 urterIu Gomtte
belt 9err &err fir Die erIte G~ot6nenbigfeit,
UNI Our4 bic unterfu4ung etpas gu err
rei1en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14
Gin Jobr 5udtRaus.
Nad 54.firoiaer Serathure weroen ole De.
brioer meaooweroft fduIoie befunoen.

6eute Morgen I'm 1 u6r, nab 34ztiinz
Diqer 8erat6ung, CAB Die SSSurD in Dem
8ro5eB gegen Bic @ebriiber Wteaboncroft
en6lib t9ren urtbeilsfpru6 ab, lpel4er att
1 Sa6r 3u9tbous fir ieDen Der Nngeflagz
ten unb cine nominele @elbitrofe bon $28
lautete. @iner Der @eI9norenen, ooSpbn
Yatterfon, polte ii6 Dur6dls nt9t Don
Der @9ulo Der Mngeflagten iiber3eugen lafz
fen unb 6ielt Biz gum leBten Nu9enblid
qeqen bic anberen Glf aus. g}a9oem Der
urt6eils7pru9 Derfiinbtgt tporben mar,
tpurbe Der iiblt9e Nntrag fir einen
BrDaeB eefteQt. Gi0ter 8rentanD erfldrte,
baB er feline Musna6n1e in 8e3ug auf Die
beiben @efangenen MAIDEN t0nne uno baB
er bieIel6en benz Sberiff i~ibergeben niife.
@4lieBli9 iibsrgab er ie aber Der Sc
tpa9ung i0reS ,8ert6eiOigers, beS Ggz&t9@
ters GoQin8, nad6em er Dtefem baS Ser
1pre6en ab9enommen bate, feline bet0en
Glienten GamTtag Worgen UNI 10 ll6r na6
benz Gert4tsiadl GIT bringen, INN lpel4e3ett
Der Nntrag a1f etnen neuen Pro5eB CUR
8er6anblung tommen tDer0e.
Gs lit 1onIt nid6t iiblic6, DaB Elm Nntra9
fir einen neuen pro3eB 10 f4neu CUR Ser
banblung fonmt, mod peniger 1T es ge@
brdu3IicA, baB Elm Gi9ter, anitatt 8urgz
f9aft entgegen3uneAmen, Derurt6eilte Der
BREEDER auf ba5 @9renlpDrt t9reS SertRetz
biger8 entlGBt. Nber bic 0erbre4er aus
ben fOgenannten beiferen Glenenten tper@
ben ia INNER nit @ammet6anoi9u3en anz
gefaBt.
Sames 0ebored &purbe bon Hi6ter 6orz
ton at Is Sobren .3u9t6als Derurtbetlt,
neil er 3ipet 8ettbeden, @igentbum BON
9enrD Gu46ol3, 2O56 Mr9er NDe,, geitoblen
bate. 9ierbet lit in 8etra@t gu 5ieben,
baB 9eDored f6On einmal i'm 3u6thanfe
mar, Sm.nerbin lit feline @trafe i'm Ser
9let9 81 Der ii6er bic betOen Stnan3mdnner
oerbGngten cine Iebr 19pere.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14

Inn Steann9Iu9en0en BET Der oeoenz
nartt9en NOtbla8e bas @rGangen bon 8ez
19aftlgur1g gu erlei6tern, nimmt oos
A0enOblottS teuengeiucbe uneuteeItlih auf.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14
Brah 0urh ote Oede.

@eftern Nbenb fonb i'm @6uGbaus gu
Ga Strange cine r%eltgi0Ie DISCRIMINATING
itatt, DIS bieIelbe i'm beiten @onge mar,
CAB e8 plOBli6 iiber ben &0pfen Der Anpe<
Ienben einen &ra9 unb nit bonnerG6nlt@em
Settle ~ftiir3te Elm She'll Der Saltoede
berab. ONES bGidte er19roden na3 Dben,
unb tper beI9retbt bas Gnt1eben offer, na@
mentlt9 Der onpeIenben frommen MGnner,
at5 Ite in elmer tleinen Seffnung an Der
9ede einen 9amenfuB bemerften, Der inn
mer tiefer berunter tpmmen unb f6lteBli9
in garter Siiue, natiirItD nit S9ub unb
Strumpf betletbet Bis iiber bas &nie 6erabz
bling. Ser Mnbltd bauerte aber nt9t lange,
BENIN nit eini9en frompfbaften 8epegu1gen
beri9ndnb baS f90ne 9lieb tpieber bur6
Die Seffnung, bur9 pel4e es 9efa1len mar,
Mie man fpGter erfubr, mar cine Srau iiber
bic 9ede, tpel6e nur einfaA mar, ba btrett
iiber ibr bas 9a9 beS @ebduOes lag, ges
gangen rt1o an elmer Ste1e burbgebro9en.
Tragt Guren @rocer na5 vgbe 5eiBler
G. Sungc Cos" rQuafer 8rOb", ba5
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14
SeIbftmoro.

Sranf &iebmiQer, Elm 0eut16er, erfboB
1tb beute Wfprgen Inn balb a9t ll6r in ietz
Ier Wo5nung go, 108 Sherman ctr.
GrbettSloiigteit trteb ben u~nglidli4en gum
Selbitmorb.
JtteOmtller bat in Dem ~genannten 9GoB felt
5%tpon3tg Sa6ren gepo6nt. @r bate cine
TrGu 1no erpo6iene &tnoer, @r bro6te
per19leOene @fale, ii9 bas 2eben gu ne6men,
neloDen @euBerungen aber BON fetner SFaz
Mule tetn @lauben ge13entt purbe. Serte
Ntorgen ooltitbrte er Die Shat nit einem
32taltbrtgen &ebolper.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14
McAvoy Brewing Company,
seimeS 3iers

2349 South Park Avenue.
Nuftin j. 9D1Ie, 9rdiiSent. IhaM Drtieifen, gieh
8. 3. 8elamp, Gefretdr rn5 S9asmeiiteL
GteDhOne $40. S25I, 9inHlStGI
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14
Stdoti1bes.
Nus Dem GountY9ebduoe.

Gr.GountYcIerf tpnIf's Office nit ihren
2trbeiten fehr i'm RIdfanoe. Quees
meines Derlanaen na6 mehr 2Inee=
~ftelten. - QIIerIet Baupl6ne oes County
raths. - peri4ieoene 2lngeIesenbeiten.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14
StherIih Iefet 1hr

bic lit bteier .3eitung per0HentIi6ten 3euss
Mite b%etrefis @oOb'S @ariapariGa. ole be-
itdti9et iber ieoeu 3weifeI bi1ous, SaB
Soo6's furirt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal No4emou4 of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
Annual OtaVmUht INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Brooklyn, in the State of New York, on the 31st
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stok paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14

Trast Guren @rocer nad vgbe 5eiBGer
& Sungc Go.'S" vQuafer 8rOb", 6aS
E9mafbaftelte some WfaOe 8rOO", bas
ie bon elmer BG6erei s~eIiefert purOe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14

8ertopfun9 uub ale Qe6erlei6e1 werbeu
Our9 9oDb'S 9tl1en ee6eilt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01
Financial Statement.

The public debt statement and other regu-
lar financial statements viii not be issued
until tomorrow. An unofficial statement
which undoubtedly is substantially correct,
shows that for the six months ending De-
cember 81 the receipts of the United States
from all sources were sla5,0O0. .0O0 as COM
pared with sl94.OO0.OO0 for the correspond
ing period of 1892. The expenditures of the
government for the first half Of the current
fiscal year We're SIS, 900, as compared
with sl90,ooo.oo0 for the corresponding peri
od of 1892. The receipts for December this
year were less by s7,000.Ooo than the re-
ceipts for December 1s92. The expendi-
lures, however. for the present month were
s., 500, 900 less than for last December The
greatest falling of in government receipts
has been in customs dues the receipts from
this source this month being only 50 900 ooo
as compared with sl6.000,0O0 for December,
1892
The debt statement will show the net bal
ance in the treasury on January l to have
been $50, 261 900, as against S122 SOC, 600 on
July l, the beginning of the fiscal year, and
S129 100000 on the 1st of January, 1893 The
present balance consists of SSl, ,475.O 600 in
gold and S.7S60O0 in currency. In last
January, of the balance of s129, ,OO0. 900. sl2l,-
0OO.Oo0 was in gold and ss.00O.0O0 In cur
rency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01
CHILE REFUSES.
To Extend the Time of the Joint
Claims Commissfon.

The Chilean government has notified the
Secretary of State that II cannot consist
emily accept the proposition of the United
States for an extension of ,he legal exist
ence of the United States and Chilean
claims commission, which has been in ses-
sion in this city.
The treaty. which was approved by the
Senate last January. provides that the COM
mission should be In existence only six
months after its first business meeting
John Goode was appointed commissioner ON
the part of the United States and Senior
Don Domingo Dana was designated by
Chile as her commissioner. The president
of the Swiss confederation was requested to
appoint the third commissioner. but he de-
layed doing so until the latter part of July
Owing to private business the Swiss COM
missioner was unable to come TO the United
States promptly. and Il was not until Oc-
tober that the first business meeting was
held and the commission organized.
The time for the fling of claims expired
on December 9.
An Extension of Time Desired
When II became apparent soon after the
meeting of the commission in October that
IL would scarcely be possible TO complete
its work within the specified limit the COM
mission, on the part of Chile and the United
States urged upon their respective govern
ments the necessity for extension of
time. The United States was willing TO ex-
tend the time, but Chile was not. 1t is said
that the Chilean government was led to re-
fuse by the fact that most OF the claims
filed with the commission were against their
government, and already aggregated nearly
$2O,OOO.OOO, and under article of the treaty
all claims covered by the treaty are to be
considered as finally settled, concluded and
barred, whether or not they have been laid
before the commission.
The effect of this will be that many Of the
claims brought against the Chilean govern
ment will not be adjudicated upon by this
commission, and under terms of the reaty
will be barred from ever again being con-
sidered.
State Department officials refuse to dis
cuss the matter. but ii Is known that they
are somewhat disappointed at the failure to
secure the desired extension Of time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01
Governor Mckinley Favors Lighten-
ing the Peoples Burdens.
EXPENSES THAT CAN Be COT DOWN
Questi on of Biennial Sessions to Be
on Trial.
MATTERS MOST IMPORTANT.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Jan. t.-Gov McKin-
iey's message to the Ohio legislature today
opens with a reference to the prolonged in
dustrial depression, from which. he says.
there is no prospect of immediate relief.
"A short session and little legislation"
says he. would be appreciated in time
like this"
The auditors statement of the condition
OF the state treasury on November Is Is
then given to introduce the question Of tax
alton. There may be some doubt about the
biennial session. but being pledged to give
1t, there should be trial Of 1t provided
FOR by this republican legislature.
IF after a fair trial it appears that BIZ
ennial sessions will not subserve the states
interest the people will readily acquiesce in
return to annual sessions
If the burden of taxation were made to
rest equally upon all property there would
be no occasion in Ohio to complain that II
was a grievous burden"
Intangible property in this state, he de-
clares, almost wholly escapes taxation. One
class OF property ohould not escape taxa
tion al the expense Of other property. Tax
Avs should not be framed to conf1scate
property or to drive capital from the state.
de urges the consideration of the report
or the special tax commissioner and a care
iul and well adjusted revision of the tax
to be avoided as far as possible. Local in
deotedness should not be authorized ex-
cept by the vote OF the people except in
great emergencies
Liberal treatment OF the National Guard
IS commended, but IL is suggested that
sIVV.Ooo could be saved with no great dis
advantage to the guard by omitting the
annual encampment this year
The work of the Ohio worlds fair COM
mission Is commended. and his recommen-
oatons or saving revenue by dispensing
Win much of the public printing made a
year ago, Is renewed
Inc condition and work of the state in
stitutions are treated individually. They
are generally commended. and attention Is
cost
quest Tor $4,000 to erect buildings on the
agricultural experiment farm at Wooster
De granted so far as the state revenues
will permit
He closes with this: 1.-The party charged
with the legislation Of the state has had
committed TO IL great trust, for the faith
1ul execution of which It will be held to the
al confidence bestowed by the people IL
must give in turn the best and highest
service IL should keep the expenses safely
Wlthln the revenues. There should be no
increase in the rates of taxation. which
can be well avoided. in the absence of the
most prudent economy. If the majority
y rty or the general assembly shall admin
ls'er IT'S responsible duties with honesty
ana ndelity and economy and use its great
power only for the general good. as con-
ndentiy believe 1t can be relied upon to do.
IT VIII further demon strate it's fitness for
Puonc trust and receive the continued CON-
hdence OF the people"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01
Inspecting Vessels.

The surgeon general of the marine hos
pital service has directed a discontinuance
of the foreign inspection of vessels and
emigrants by officers of that service Dur
ing the winter the quarantine regulations
will be enforced by United States consular
officers. Surgeon Irwin has been ordered to
visit the principal cities of Russia and to
inform the marine hospital bureau of the
prevalence of cholera and other contagious
diseases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01
DIR. HERE IMPLICATED.
Enect OF Discovering Two Documents
of Baron De Reinach.

PARIS, Jan. 1.-The Figaro publishes
TWO documents. one of which. 1t claims, Is
an acknowledgment made by the late Baron
ne Reinach that he was Indebted to Dr.
Cornelius Herr In the sum of 2OCO.oOO
francs. and promising to pay the amount
IN eight 1nstallments of 25OOOO francs each.
together with interest at the rate of Der
cent. The other document, also alleged to
nave been written by Baron de Reinach.
- an admission that DR.. Herr owed moth
Ing TO him. o
III these documents are genuine thew will
cause revival Of the Panama scandal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01

Tammany is expected to nominate Isidor
Straus and w. l.. Brown to succeed Messrs
Fitch and Fellows in Congress
Mrs. Lease says she will continue to pre-
side over the Kansas charity board. though
Gov. Lewelling has appointed j. W. Free
born. Q populist, to succeed har.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01

The examining board has reported in
favor of the promotion Of Second Lieut.
d. C. Neville of the marine corps to the
grade of first lieutenant. The board held
its sessions at the marine barracks in this
CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01

Germany's emperor and empress and their
children shared with all the members of the
imperial household in the celebration OF
Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01

Mrs. Thurber. mauve brocade with white
chiffon.
Mrs. Crisp, black velvet and Jet with
point lace fichu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01
A Cordial Greeting.

From the start both the President and
Mrs. Cleveland shook hands most cordially
and vigorously, as is their wont. Mrs.
Cleveland. after her old custom, tucked up
her glove and went at 1t in the same
hearty way that always characterized her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01

CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01

Senator said;
in the English common law an absolute
title is acquired to any property after IL has
been In the open possession OF the occupant
and those holding under him for the period
OF twenty years. This is a rule OF reposs
adopted for the peace OF society. In those
features 1t is even more useful between ma
tions than Il is between individuals So
potent is this rule that the courts OF both
countries have uniformly declared that any
grant, will, deed. or statute will be con-
clusively presumed 10 exist that is neces-
sary to support the title OF the party who
has held uninterrupted possession for twen-
ty years.
mo just reason can be stated why this
wholesome rule, founded In the pubiie policy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-07
THE SPY NOT DEAD.
Report That Major LeCaron Has Sim
ply Disappeared.
An Alleged Fcnian Plot to Assassinate
Him Discovcred-This Caused Him
to Seek Seclusion Elsewhere.
By 7he Associated Pres,.


LONDON, April THE Admiralty and
Horse Guards Gazette says that
a report is current that Major Le-
Csron, the British government spy, who
was so prominently connected with the
prosecution OF the late Charles
Stewart Parnell and who was an
nounced to have died recently
in this city, is not dead. Tne
Gazette adds that rumor has il that Lo-
Caron is now enroute to one of the most
distant colonies unuer government officers
protection.
II is added that this disappearance of
the British spy is due TO the fact that the
detectives who have been guard
ing lie Caron ever since he
notice, discovered sometime ago that a
startling Fenisn plot existed with the OBJ
ject of killing the spy and this plot. 1t is
said, came very near being successfully
carried out.
No details of the plot arc furnished, but
it is generally believed that several MEM
bcrs OF the Fenian Brotherhood from New
Yorkand elsewhere were detailed to remove
Major lie Caron and that the latter had a
very narrow escape. When informed OF the
danger TO which he had been exposed, he
is said 10 have petitioned the government
to enable him To leave England Tor some
distant port OF the Queens dominions
where he would be safer from the von-
geance of the Fenians.
Inquiries made at Scotland Yard, the
headquarters OF the British police here,
fail TO coflrIr the story, but Scotland
Yard officials are not likely to furnish
any information upon the subject
even IL they were i'm possession
OF the facts i'm the case.
Prominent Irishmen who were questioned
upon the subject of Major lie Caron's
alleged disappearance, said that they
would not be astonished IL the report cir
culated by the Admiralty and Horse
Guards Gazette was true, but. t.they all claim
to know absolutely nothing about the
alleged Fenian conspiracy TO kill the
British spy.