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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04

an cinem = 6un0e, uelcbcm er BEN Magen
berausoperirte uno bel bteier @eleaenbeit
oas untere @n6e Der Speiier0bre nit Dem
oberen @nbe oeS 0armes in 8erbit6una
bracbte. Der 6uno mar 6al6 pieoerbcrS
gefteut unb f~riitete nob LANCE in better Sc
ilnbbeit iein Geben, alcrOin9S nur Gin
6unbelebcn.
G5crnD lit ELI 9eborener Seiterreicbcr,
Der am 10. NoO. 1912 3u Srautenau in
8Obmen baS 9i9t Der gSelt erblidte. @r
%ltlotrte in Bien Webtcin, ipurbe Qliiitent
III 8iurotb's &linif unb ging 1871 ais
profeiior Der @birur9ie unb Director Der
ebirurgiiben &linit nacb Treiburg /. 8r.,
1877 in glci6er @igeni6aft nacb 6eioeIs
berg.
9o9ber6teut UNI Sic mo5erne g6irurgie,
toroerte ct namentlih Die Operattonen ant
&ebltopf, S6lunorobr, Mtagen unb Darn,
an Niere unb @ebGrmutter, iotpic Sic
&aoifaloperatton Der @tneetpeioebrii9e.
Seine v8ettrd9e CUR operotiOen Gbtrurgie"
uno anoere Sacbi6riften baben ibnl audi
eincn bobcn &uf ais me6ieinii9er S6rtfts
TELLER peri9aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04

Gents per Some betrug. Wie fonntc cine
2obnreDuftion in allen SoblenOtltrtfterl
oui oieie. 9Seiie nlsbleibcn, Douten Die
iibrigcn Qrbeitgeber oer fiir9terltben &On1
~tllrrelS StanO balten?
Sci lolcben 6ungerl06ncir 1T eS Damn
nicDt SIT ~permunoern, ipcnn Die Selte 5u Oct
nod %cinSigcn g8aife %9riffen: Die Arbe;t III
lDltematilbcr QSeiie einanfteuen. @lllds
licbcripeiie fan9en bic Minenarbciter oes
liioliben Suinois, tpeI6e it6 imIncr Dem
NnlcbluB an l~lnioncn ipiberleBten, al, Der
Organization bcisutreten. 0telc 2eute
6aben chen eingeieben, oaB ie nt6t I'M
Storbe iinb, bel folcben 20bnen tbre
Samilien auf ebrItbe 8eile gu unter9alten
fit Die 3ufuntt.
SoQtcn ni9t ale 8Irser baS Gorgebcn
unierer &obIengrdbcr nit 9tnlibt auf Die
pcr0ffcntlibten 5batiaben biuigcn uto tie
moralii1 uno ielbit ftnausteQ unteritilBen?
@s ban6elt iib bier II 6 I'm bObere
Qobne, ion6eru BIOS barum, oaS tpeitere
Saaen bcrlelben 81 Oerbitten, uno
ocm notbmcnOigen Nus9an9, baB obiolute
9tot6 unb @lcnb bensbart arbeitenoen WtGnz
nern unb ibren Sami!icn entge9enitarren,
por5ubeugcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
@om Ser bIamett Soma,..

Son Ben vSotrboren", Die nt6tS lerren ltnb nt9tS
p~er9ellen. = SaS un9atii9e SberbauS per-
ptrIt baS G9e9eies. = auTre9un9 in lln9arn.
= 53dnfereten i'm @iener @emeinoeratb. =
r0tiittrii6erl"e GommHiion. = 8roi. @6ernp
ser ato9fo(9er Silrotb'S
Die artitofratti6en Didi9d6el itn6 in
alien 0dnoern 9let6. sic BADEN bot bum
bert Sabren Sranfrei6 in bic 9~tepolutton
| 9esogen, le baben in Spanieu bic &ultur@
enttptdelung ge9cmult un6 itb in Stalicn
Der @inDettSbetpe9un9 entgegengeiiemmt.
Gor spei Sabr3e6nten bat 8tSmard auf
bic preuBtlben u8ourbonen" flopfen
mii1iet, INN ctpas 8erniinftt9eS binein>
subringen, III England tnioerieben it6 Die
CORDS alien Sorti6rittS maBregeln uno in
ben Ser. Staaten icbeinen Bic 6erren
Senatoren aucb Die 8abu Der Gntmifluns
nit 8orltebe gu blodtren. Sn un9arn
abcr bat bus Sberbaus burb Bic N6lebnung
ocr Gipilebcporla9e, tpelbe i'm llnterbauie
nit GROCER Webrbeit angenOmmen tporben
mar, einen Sturm Der Gntriiitung berpor>
g%erafen. Wfintiterprdiioent 8 eferl e
i6eint aber pom &aiier befrte6igenbe @rtlGz
rull9en er6alten au baben; er lieB iiber ben
| @eiebentDurf nod einmal abitimmen un6
tpiro 6erlelbe IN un9eGnberter Sorm nocb
einmal boris SberbdIS gebeil, oas mlttler>
tpeile ourcb eincn y8otrsi3ub" 10 erpeitert
tperbcn oiirfte, 6aB ber 8orlage Die Nn>
nabme gelicbert miro.
@egen SrdnS Soief lit III Der ungarti6en
Yrelle in ben lebten Sa9en marcbeS barte
Wort gcfaucn, neil in Ser ben Geform=
geieBen fcinbliben Webrbeit bes Sber=
baules cine Nn3abl 9erionen iib befanoen,
bic benz fatIerltdben Sofitaat angebDren
ODER in Der gemetnldmen Qlrmee Otenite
tbun, uno Al Der 8%erbdnolung in Belt
cigcns aus @iet Derilbergefommen tparen.
Qlber Ser aus 0ielem llmItanbe entnommene
Qlrgpo6n i6etnt nidt begriinoet, Der
Scatter bat bon Nnfang 6crrn Beferle
gegeniiber it6 offen uno beittmmt ge3etgt.
Die @6cge1eBe liebt er nidt, aber er bat Tie
fir Sen SAL, Dab baS 2ano iie toroere, 9e1
nebmigt, i'm llebrt9en aIer @intptrfungen
iicb entbaIten. Man biatgt es, baB ben
6offapaLieren btsber fem 3marg allgetban
tporoen 1T, Denn aber Der Raiier Die uebers
selgung getDonnen bat, bnB cine Sort
ieBung Der &dmpfe nit @efabren fir Die
Monarcbte perfniipft ici, 10 pirb ct ben in
ietnem perl0nlicben Otenitc itebenben 8erz
ionen Die Babl iteGen, e1tipeOer tbr Pint
oDer Die 8arteinabme ouf3ugeben. 0as il
arcb ieiner a3ett burb 8iIbclm [. 9eibeben,
unb @raf Srib @ulenburg muBte benz
Orange ieines Screens @etpalt antbun,
ais er Ben untpiricben 2anoratben bic gee
bunoene WarI6route auferlegte.
OaS ungarii9e Oberbaus oppontrt nt6l
Bios aus firbl:ben @riinben, aub oer
rationale @iOeritanb lit Oiel itdrfcr Der
treten ais in Der &ammer. Die Witglte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
Scr 9ro6e &oblcngr6bcr=St rcif Der
0eactsuart.
C{a1 eiuem artifel oes Stotiitifers %rOf. 6. 70. Senlts
beorbeltet BON s. 3D.

Cia1 eiIem Nrtifel 6eS StotiititerS YrpT. =. ~. Senlts,
bearbeltet BON s. 3D.
Der gcgennGrti9e Strcif bon itber 140,,
600 8o1lengrGbern, Die btsber nttht or9di
nilirt paren unb beren Nrbett lcbr lcblecbt
besablt purbe, IdBt ms cine traltrl9e
Situation ~erfennen, pie tie i'm porlgen
Sabre Gnglano ms @eiicbt %itarrte. 9tc
Qrbeiterfragen iino ii6er Die ganse 8elt
Oiclelben urtb bic meiit DOrgcibrittenen
Notionen miiilcn iib suerlt nit Der 3Olur9
ocrlelbcn beicbdftigeu. IS unterltegt tels
ncm i3mcifcI, DaB bieie Sra9cn balo gelo1t
1perben miiiIcn. Oteler Strcit lit 9eptB
ocrecbticrti9t. 9os Ser. Staatcn Bureau
fiir @lrbeitSs Statiitif beritbtete I'M Sabre
1890, oaB BON 500 @rbcitern in ben
8rauuto9lenminen, mic ptr tie pDr5tgs1
ipeiic in Ohio, Sn6iana, BenniDlpanien,
8eltz 8irQillien lln6 Nlabama ftnoen, 81
| (ooer II 8rosenD untcr $500 un0 1855 an
bere (ooer 80 Yro3en) BON $500 bis $500
per SaDr bcrDienten. OfeDr ais Die Odltte
oieicr 500 9cutc DerOtcnten inter $400 ltno
70 8rDsent 6crleLben inter $500. $500,
ooer So per &obc, unb lelbit $500, ODER
SO per 8ode, itno nicbt btnretcbenO, nm
cine 6amtlie III 6ieien @egel0en anltGlot9
Su ernGDrcr.
9taA Dem Geniu5 ton 1890 betrug Der
0urbitbnittslobn bcr 24.323 &%oblcngrGbcr
in Slinois Bios $6.S7 per WObe, bcricntge
bon 1881 S9tocr Wincnarbeitcrn $6.76;
Sic $3.50 &obIen9rdber GenniDlOontens
pcrbienten cinen burcbibnittlteben No3cl1
lobn BON S7.55, ipGbrenb Der 2obn bon
0,669 @rGbcrn bon @lan3foblen nlr
1921 per Mohe betrug. Der Seribt oeS
Sbio NrbeitSzS tatiitttz Bureaus fir 1892
bcitdtigt bic 9~ticbtigfcit oicicr 9lngaben.
SIR ben meiiten Staoten betrdgt ber tdgz
licbe 8er6ienit 50; oicS lit aber Bios oann
Der SAL, men1 gcniigenb 2lrbeit pOrbanoen
1T, aber 9cw06nli6 betrGgt Die 3abI iplcber
2lrbeitstage iptnigcr ais 200 per Sa6r.
Scit bet 8crOffeutLibung bte1er 3aDIen
iir6 tn6eiien in Sbio unO Dem meitltben
Yennlplpanten Qo6nreouftionen bon MINI
oeitens einem 9rittel auf ieoc Come Sob
len etngetreten u1o bic 3abl Oct Nrbeit5z
tage bat up1 Bic 6dIfte abgenommen, 10
Dab Sauienbe unicrer &oblcn8rdbcr Der
8erstpetlung nabe famcn. Mas lit Die
llriadbe bieruon?
Den Genius Bulletins sufolge purben
i'm Ditli6en 9enniDluanien 40, 544, $40
Souuen &obIen bon 1869 9lrbeitern gu
Sage gef0rOert. Sol9enbe 2iite giebt cine
lleberii6t iiber Die 3abl Der Qtngeiteuten
uno bcren Qrbcit IN ben peri1iebenen
StnntPn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
apad1entltd1e autatofs staats- Rettn1ee, aaottas, 4. a'a,t 1894.

oium Der idmmtlicbcn @dlte, 6ie nacb unt
nacb aus ibren Stuben berporfamer, oes
Seftern, bis enolicb Strif uno Stod, III
Serbinoung nit elmer 6lutD bon Strait
titeln, ben fletnen lbipur8cn Satan, Der ali
Der 9anScn &eileS ltcts nut nod ell pc
quenno diablo ooer lie petit diable &C.
nannt ipuroe, Dalb unb 6alb CUR Sernltnf
braehte. Bcnn Obcrit @obD ben o%tlciner
Scufel" ani6affem mill, braldbt ct inn
feline &unitltilde an5uOreiiircn ibm lit bic
&unit angeboren; oieie vSDOlp" tpar
9an5 edit!
Sn berrlicb fiibler Morgcnluft, bel fla
rem Stnrmel nnb l6on burcb ben eriten
Sribrotbibimmer al ben ipe1tli6en Ser
tuppen be9rilBt, 5Ogen pir alf gutem Wege,
elmer ilber bic Sbalebene etmaS erbobencr
GerraIie entlang, ourcb otc tbalfriibe 2anoz
i9aft Oabtn, DEM SUB bet eriten Sigel
ent9esen, OH oenen bercits aus Der Terne
Der itetle 3ifsadpeg 5l erfennen mar.
WOute lnler Nrriero @elegenDeit baben,
leinen diablo 81 3icbtigen ODER ourch etnc
QSegfiir5ung unlern bier QanoSleuten tpie>
Der DorduSf0mmen ais mir unter9alb ie=
mes 3id5adipeges angelangt nareu uno Die
Gbtere ettpas battel ruben laIlen, lbllg or
Itcb leittpGrtS in bic 8iilcbc uno in cine
1teile ScblNcbt, Die nit Saulenocn bon
fleinen unb grOBen Selstriimmern beiGet
1T, tpelcbe bon etner1 a1 @oloau unter benz
Jtt9l ertnncrnoet Ser9itltr5 berrllbren
mogen; eln en9er, OFT treppenarttg alf1
ltet9cnoer Btao mtnoet ltcb Spt1ben Sels7
bloden uno olcbt anitcbcnDen 8dlinen
uno Salmiplr5eln btnourb, 10 oaB man
in b~eltanotgcr 0etabr 13iDebt, bonn Yteroe
abgeitreift su perben, belon0er5 icb, Der ib
MIR nit Dem recbten 6uBe left I'M Stetge
bugel iteben fam. @Llidli3 gtng otelc
critic 8rlfung Doriber, mir Jangten oben
auf einem &amme al, auf ben ltb al6 bic
6ccrltraBc berauf 3icbt. Ofit elmer @ez
uu9tbung, ipte ie ut6t lcb0ner i'm 6erSen
zines GurnibilIers bdttc aufblitben %f0nncn,
ipiometen MIR nun ben enOgilttg ilber1olten
2anbslclten etlten @ruB un6 lautelt 3u4
ruf; eintge Stunoell lang taucbten Ite bin=
ter nl1S BON s3clt 3u 3ett no0 etnmal auf !;
bann iaben mir iie an Diciem Sage ntbt
pteoer. Jtacb ullo nacb Derlor ltb Die
breite StraBe uno gtng in Ben cigentli6en
Saunnpfao itbcr, Der, balb breiter, balo
icbmalcr, iih UNI 5abGoie 8ersbdupter bers
UNI, an itetlcu @bbdn9en p%oriiber, 3upcilen
tpteber abpartS our1 cine Sblu6t pano,
oann Dtelleicbt cine l6male, itetle, nadte
Selstreppe binauf ODER btnab, auf 6eren
ein3elnen Nbldben Sic Maulelel nit i6ren
fleineen Sufcn poriicblig einen MnbaLtsz
punft lucbten, ebe tie iib nit ben 8orocrz
fiiBen pl0blic6 binabfaQen IteBen, einen
Rud peruriadbenS, Ser ben gan3en &orper
ilnen ipte ouBen eri6ittertc unb mebr ais
einmal mich taft iiber ben &opf oes Sbie=
res i4ucu binabbcf0rbert bGtte. Mftt i'm
tcreiiantcn Serniicbten tpecbieln bibi1e
5baler, Deren Seiten oft nod nit iAlanz
fen, ~fersengraber 9tteien : Gannen beiebt
iinb, bic cinen graoen 8alten bon 80 uno
mebr SUB Qdnge ooer einen nocb b6beren
Maftbaum gcben miirbeu. l1no lolbe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
@erslet9 BON 3outartf1aseu.

Na3 enb9iiltiger Ginisung iiber Ben 9lbz
lcbnttt v8aummoIe" bat 0as Stnanaz
Gomite EN- Isabelle cntuorfen, tnelbe Die
ad valorem Staten bes Wtc&tiIep 3oaz
tariffs, iene Der pom Repr6ientantenbaus
entporfenen Btllon Z 8ia unb AUDI jene
Der SenatSporlage, iopeit Oieielbe bis6er
amenotrt wurbe, Derglei6speiie nebeneinz
amber itelt. 0ieie Staten, in 8ro5enten
aus9ebrlft, iinb nab Der offi3ieaen Nufz
iteaung folgenbe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04

gu ftimmen, fi6 jdmmerIiblt suriifsus
sieben. 0tcS lit au6 in Der leBten Wocbc
tpieber Der SAL 9cmelen, uno per9ebllcb
fra9t man, mas mi; biclcr aitoeret be5ipedt
tulrb.
Saul NoLff +.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
(Shr Bic SIGiuots @toatS5situng.)
Sic sierra Maore.
Mpn 6. S. NOcrHiMaer.

G~aramanierei. = Son Mi9uet. SotteGmiiere. :
9tuibru1. n.-SuIfalo Sill llno be
,,tlciue SeuIeG".-Diner sans fourchette.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
ga ltreiten lid Sic 2eut' berum
Sit nm ben Mertb bes @liiGs.
Ser Sine beiBt BEN Mnberu bumm,
a.. Oc,S, ,,o.S, 0o,o ,.L4S

AHl SHo lUelb WtlteC ulUtS.
Otan brau6t babel nur BE fleine 8a>
riante an5ripenben, oaB ma an Die SteQe
bes 8ortes Slid 5as @0rtcben so / It"
iebt. -. 8enn eS i'm biSbcri9en Sempo
fortgebt, 10 per6en nocb Stpei bis BRET
Stbungen notbig ietn, nm ibcr Die vWttitz
Srage" biutpeg5ufommen. WerfDlir6igerz
peiie e~reifern ii3 bic 6erren aucb bel biefer
Nngelegenbeit gar iebr, unb es regnet
@robbeiten mach alien Setten, namentlth
auf Die magiitratti6en Srsane, Die ho9
AUDI etpas bon Ger Sadie neriteben Iouten.
Sang entapeit itnb Die beiben 9teferenten,
jencr oes Stabtratbs, Der fir bic be-
i6ranfte" eigene &egte un6 tpeitere Grpro>
bun9en, unb jener Der yWttittriiberl"s
@omm;ifton-tpie lte beute genannt lpuroe
Der fir upoae" ei9ene Gegie %eintritt uno
9oloene Bcrge Dormalt, in bic ber 8tencr
Wtiit perpanbelt tperDen fol-, tpobet ct
allerbin9s Dtele ltnsldubtge ftnbet.
Die Btener meot3inilde 6ocbi6llc perz
6anft ibren 8eltrubm befanntltd gum
guten Sbeile benz Yrpfe11oren~Sri 6Drtl,
&otttanSfi uno Stoba. Sbmobl nun Die
3eit Dem @irfen hteier groBen Manner
ldnglt elm 3tel 9elcbt bat, 10 laiien eS ltb
bic 2Otal>Y atripten benno6 niobt nebmen,
iebesmaI, 10 oft elm mebr ODER me,1iger be-
riibmter Wtebi3iner itirbt, groBe 9esperaz
ton 3ur S6au gu tragen, ytpeil wteber
elmer bon Dem berilbmtcn Srio" oabin gee
gangen, po er auf bic 8ermehrung bes
GubmeS ni6t mebr bebabt lein fam. Sin
getpiiienbafter Statiititer pia bereits elm
0uBeno @elebrtc ge5dblt baben, Die nur
oarum betralert puroen, neil file ais Dem
beritbn1ten Srto 3ugeborig erflGrt tpurs
ben unb es lit gar ni9t abz
3uie6en, tpte LANCE es nocb bauern
fam, bis einmal nit oem un=
itcrbltcben Grio aufserdumt iein mirb.
@liifli6erpetle bleiben Die 9Iden, tpelbe
Der Nbgang bon 8eriibmtbetten per@
uriabt, nibt unaus9efiat. obpobl es
manbma[ rebt i6ner anfommt, inter
Semen, Die iid i'm Gonbelibe zines groBen
&enommees befinben, Die ribtiec @abl gu
treffen. Cine iol3e 8abl lit in ben lebten
&agen entibteoen tporben, uno apar be-
trefts Der Na6folgeriboft bon 8rofelipr
8lurotb. Die 8abl ftel auf einen Der
tibnitcn Sperateure Der nelleren 3eit,
ben !Sei6elberger Srofeiior 9 in3en
G3ernD. Seine 8eriibmt6eit perbanft
G5ernD Der v@ntoeduns", baB Der Wtagen
CUR geroauun9 gar nicbt notbmen6ig lei.
Den 8etueiS bierfar erbrabte Der @eIebrte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
% rief al Die pSIGtnots @toots3eituue
9l1tS Der SnnSeSbauptN0ot.

Ser SrnubuS Ser observation-disclosures Stcuer
auf StGatSbontnotcn .-NinOcrci gc9en Giuils
6icnltrefornt.
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resist the impression that it had been
at one time an incandescent bubble
that had cooled without breaking. Fl"
stood in the center and threw the light
into the space above. A few stalactites
cleaned family like stars. Moth
ing else in the cave so impressed him
as this magnificent natural rotunda.
Indeed the rest of the subterranean
passages and openings were such as
are seen in all the underground tracts
of Kentucky and Tennessee. Vast &C
foundations of limestone debris;
cholsed and narrow alleyways; bottom
less holes; enormous stalactites and
mounds of their fragments where they
had fallen. Here and there streams OF
water flowed sluggishly across their
path and once they encountered pond
or lake about mile in extent and at
one point half mile in width.
The exploration mainly impressed
Laport with the prodigious expense
and the comparative futility of con-
structing narrow-guage road on the
varying and stony levels But he saw
that it could be built on iron benches
against one of the walls with only two
breaks that needed bridging.
When Hendricks returned and had
closeted himself with Laport in what
he called the laboratory, he did not
/: find his engineer very enthusiastic.
SIT will cost an enormous sum to put q
track down." he said, land it is fol
you to say that the-end win warrant
the extraordinary expense"
: no ~ ecxExvsal
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ing large quantity of fish which they
packed in over the cargo. At Bayou
Lafouche Hendricks got rid Of twenty
more men who had directions to sep
arate and rendezvous a month later at
a point on the Georgia coast where he
had taken on his ammunition, it being
understood that he was going to make
for Panama with his pirogues and
cargo.
Instead Of doing this, he went
straight to New Orleans and hauled
both vessels up at Algiers where his
remaining crew were kept aboard, and
for two days disposed of their fish.
These men were evidently picked and
retained for their reliability and were
thoroughly cognizant of the whole
scheme.
Hendricks managed to arrive in New
Orleans as if by rail, and registered at
the st. Charles as Archibald Hendricks,
of Tennessee. AS he was already
known by that name at the hotel and
was known to be interested in some
land improvement scheme, his subse-
quent operations attracted no suSpi-
cion. His captain and all but four OF
the men had been sent north in differ.
ent directions to meet at the Laran
portal and the two badly smelling
pirogues that had slipped into AL.
giers lay among a lot of old craft in an
out of the way place, securely guarded
by the four men.
The moment Hendricks got to the no
tel, he was able to learn all the facts
of the search The Corinthian had
been two days and a half at sea unde,
sail before she spoke a westward bound
steamship, the Anglo-Saxon, and com.
municated the news. 1t was three
days and half before the Anglo
Saxon reached New York and the news
of the robbery preceded her from Eng
land by cable just six hours. Twelve
hours elapsed after the reception OF
the news before the navies of England
and America were looking for the San
Pedro. Hendricks smiled as he saw
how narrow margin he had sailed on
Before the search was well under way
he had been in the gulf and the
wreckage of the San Pedro, which he
was sure would come to light was, he
thought, fairly good chance of per
plexity and delay on the one hand tc
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A Black Bob Proposition.

TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. 2s.-A number
of sauatters on the Black Bob lands in
johnson county met Edwin F. Carney,
agent of the estate of ex-Gov. Thomas
Carney, at Olathe. yesterday and a
proposition was made to him to pay So
an acre in settlement OF the estate's
claim on 5000 acres Carney took the
proposition under all elent, but
stated that he thought i. fair and that
the estate probably would accept it.
The estate of the late Judge Wagstaf
owns 5000 of these lands and the same
proposition ,nade to ME. Carney viii be
made TO II.
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Capt. Blinn aboard. he having been
similarly picked mp, they congrstu-
lated each other.
The vessels were run safely into the
Wash bayou at night unobserved, and
the whole energy of Hendricks and his
confederates was then directed to the
transportation of the specie to the
western end of the Laran cave.
In spite of the urgent need of haste,
this was done deliberately and method
ically, and the wild, deserted coun-
try favored the task. Mule teams
were provided; the two journeys were
made at night under guard, and in
three days after the landing there were
two million nine hundred thousand
dollars in the Laran cave.
Hendricks plans for the immediate
use of some of the money are in part
known. Three months before the rob
berry of the steamship, he had, by some
scheme, managed to borrow six thou
sand dollars, which he converted into
gold and deposited in the First ma
tional bank of Memphis to be drawn
against. He now went to the Second
national bank of Louisville, KY, with
the certificate of deposit and expressed
desire to change the specie from one
bank to the other as matter of con-
venience. 1t was an ordinary business
transaction and created no suspicion.
He then instead of drawing the six
thousand from Memphis. made a fresh
deposit of six thousand in Louisville.
This gave him bank capital sufficient
for ordinary and immediate use in cur
rency, and the fact that he had not
withdrawn the money from one bank
to put it in the other either escaped
notice at the time or was not regarded
as of any significance.
His next move was the formation Of
supposititious syndicate to purchase
the land in Tennessee for national
sanitarium. This project was exploit
ed in the Kentucky papers with great
cunning. A corporation of medical
men had surveyed the land and were
about to purchase it and erect mag
nifcent hotel, and they had made Mr..
Hendricks a handsome offer for it.
While all this was maturing the woman
whom Laport had met as Miss Frank.
lin was making purchases in New York,
Boston and Philadelphia and shipping
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No one knew so well as Hendricks,
who sat in the cabin of the San Pedro,
that all this was child'S play to
what was to come. He had sixteen
hundred miles to run. He was loaded
heavily with coal and the gold had
weighted his vessel too seriously to
think of getting anything like the
speed out of her that he desired. She
was schooner-rigged and there was a
stiff wind blowing from the northeast.
That was in his favor. But he calcu-
lated that if one of the westward-bound
ocean greyhounds spoke the Corinthian
and got her story, the news would
reach New York and set the telegraph
in operation much too soon for his
safety. He had informed himself of
the position of all the government YES
sells and he knew that there was at
last accounts a fast cruiser in Mobile
bay. He, therefore, calculated as close
ly as he could the chances of the Cor
inthian being intercepted; for, dis
abled as she was, it would be her cap
tain's plan to put her in the route of a
d-bound steamship.
He betrayed his anxiety to the cap
tain, but that parsonage filed himself
with Medford rum and insisted that the
worst part of the job was done.
The first thing that Hendricks did
was to throw his guns overheard to-
gether with all his superfluous shot
and ammunition. He then got up steam
and stood off in n southeasterly direc'
ton until the Corinthian was hull
down, when he shifted his course and
went directly west.
There was another source of anxiety
in his crew, but here his matchless
cunning and self-reliance stood him
well in hand. He knew what he could
do with them if he got within American
waters, and they were equally anxious
with himself to get off the high seas.
1t blew a stiff gale all the first night
and his vessel labored badly. Finally
he took his captains advice, which was
. to save his coal till he wanted to show
his heels to something and take it easy
under sail. The consequence was that
it was nearly six days before he struck
the Gulf stream and he had not seen a
puff of black smoke on the horizon
He had provided himself with -four
boats and managed to land thirty OF
his men with a thousand dollars OF
American gold eagles in each mans
pocket, at San Augustine in the night
They were as anxious as he to part
company, and with thousand dollars
every man of them felt as rich as mis-
leader. The moment he had reduced
his crew, he clapped on steam, went
down the coast and rounded Cape Feal
we'll to the south. He is known to have
landed a few moro men somewhere or
the coast of southern Gecrgia, similarly
paid off in gold. He th-n sailed soutl
and laid off and on for six hours, ane
finally met two stoutly built fishing
pirogues into which with his crew h
transferred his plumber and then sanl
the San Pedro, taking pains to arrang'
it that much of her recognizable ma
terial would float.
The specie being carefully conceale'
in the holds of these fishing vessels ant
covered with sea gra>s, they set GU
north in pleasant weather, and arrives
off the coast OF Alabama on or abou
/. the 18th, and proceeded ieisurel.
in the ordinary uanler Of fsain;
yassels Of that sessons the crew catch
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A RULING ON KANSAS BANKS.
Cannot Issue Notes or Bonds Secure
Stock and Income OF the Corporal;

Cannot Issue Notes or Bonds Secured by
Stock aud Income OF the Corporation.
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 2s--Bank Com
missioner Briedenthal has asked the
encouragement for ruling in regard
to the authority of banking corpora
ton, organized under the state law, to
issue promissory notes or bonds Of de-
post, secured by the entire stock and
income of the corporation. Attorney
General Little holds that such a prac-
tice is against the interests of the gen.
eraI depositor. as the holder of the
notes and bonds would have a prior
lien on all the stock or income of the
bank.