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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

Nntnort: .@e9en @alen miro bic tag
li6e Nntpenbung bon S~obttnttur ancntz
pfo6lcn, bic ii6erite Sur aber 1T, tpenn
man Die Sale nit einem iDiben Wfelier an7
fttbt unb eineu 36eeG0ffel Dol Sobtinftur
nit elmer @lasiprtbe einiprtbt.
178. 6abe burdb Sbre gei6Gbte v8etz
lage" Sen gtuBen ullo Die M%ntpen0ung BON
Q0iol fennen gclernt. 8D0en Sic mir
nun bite cine 8c3ugSqueQe mittbeiLen ?
6abe bier bel Sen Npotbetern umiOnit na6@
9efragt.
s. 6obl, Geras.
@ntport: Ser Npotbefer Sreb M.
G6utiOt, 1107 S6iQer 8uiiOing, Chicago,
bat 2piol borrdtbi9.
179. Sci m05te germ SEN Somen fir
Sen fur3itdmmigen &affeebaua1 taufen !;
f0nnen Sic mir iagen, wO iD ibn befDm7
men fa1n?
Cine alte Qeierin in Gerl, Su.
Q(ntport: 9as nGbIte Mat biibI3 SD
rem 91nlnet nennen, 8ere6rteitel
Sn-ben &atalp9en Der etnbetnti1cbelt Sd7
me1ban0lu1gen' lit Der bon Sbnen 9e@
miinlbte Santen nit NuSnaDme beS Ken
lucky coffee tree seed, lei0er ni9t an9e1
fii6rt. SCI pilrbe S1ren ratDen, itcb oeB7
balb all 2ubpig Wt0uer in @rfurt (Oeutlb7
lamb All tpel16en. Sen San1eu DeS Sem
tudD'er &affeebaums f0nnen Sic 6urb Die
Samell6anblun9 bon S. 6. @augball, geo.
146-148 9S. 8albingtonitEGBe III Gbt7
cago be3ie6en. 9todboem SbtgeS lcborr ge7
iebt mar, erfa6re icb nod, baB Stebrebt &
98ablep, Sic 8eliber Der Stole SIN 9turierp
in Ne&p 9tocbcQe, sc. g., ecbte &affeepflanz
gen gu so Gents bas StiG D%e1faufen.
100. Scb babe 5pei &iibe, tpelcbe an Ben
Slftfnoden iebr angel6wolen itnO Die
@eicbnulite lcbeinen nidt i3ner3batt Su
iein un6 bic SPHERE freiicn gut unb geben
OtiL6 tpte getp06nli4. 8as tann Die Hr>
iabe Ser Nnibpeuungen letn?"
2tntiport; t6ter Ltegt ipabri3etnltc1 Gbe17
matismus gu 0runbe; ~bebanbeln Sic bic
@ei6pulte nit SpOtttftur, WterflrlGls
ialbe ober burD feites 8ifeln. Saben ltcb
@e icbnulftfnoten Lungs Der SDmpDgefdBe
an Ben @elcnfen gebilbet, 10 pdi3t man
biele nit elmer MuflOiung BON Carbollc
acid (Rarbolidure), 8 bis 10 Groptel1 III
elmer hinge @aIier.
181. SIT WfaiS Sur @erfiitterung an
Sbneiften in robem 3uitano ooer 9et0dt
am autrdgLi6iten?
@arI M1iiner, Oregon.
@nttport: Oas Sittern aler &6rner 1T
i'm Natur3uitanbe Dor3usieben. 9urcb OaS
&odben tpirb bic Stdrfe in ben Sracbtell
nicbt perbeiiert, 6aS GiipetS dber u1tperoalt7
liber 9emacbt; eS lit Sbnen bnber gu
empfeblen, ben Mfais CUR Sittterul19 an
S6meiner rur grOb i6roten gu lal1en.
1872. SIT 6ont9 BET 6alsfranf9siten ais
Elm gltes Setlmittel 81 betracbten?
Senrp Glaas, Mtt3igan.
Qntport: Sci 6aGstranfbciten gilt 5os
Mig aQ%er6ings ais D~or5igltcbes 5ellnalttel.
Q[ber ba5u barf nur reiner, ul1perfal1@ter
6oni9 pertpenbet tper0en.
1873. Bclcbe @Orte BON finiilibem
0iinger eignet ft9 am bsiten gum Suffer-
r~iibenbau? ". 0eB, N"l'iu9'
Qntrport: Sir bic gorfrucbt empfe9le
ib Sbnen Gali, Saint ober Sarna1tt'
lcbuerer gobeu beOarf lpenl9er, leIcbtsr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

Bartlett feitsufteuen. Die ltriadben oes
ll%nDerm0genS sur Gmpfdn9niB f0nnen
Ortli6er, dber audi augemetuer gtatllr iein
am belten 1T es, Sic sieben einen Sbierar5t
gu Gat6e.
175. a. @ouen Sic mir etpas iiber
SrutblibnerSu6t mittbetlen {?
b, gSte fann man gerquberteS S6tDetne>
fleii9 gegen Tltegen bei6iiben :?
c, &ennen Sic Elm Wtittel sur @an3enz
pcrttL9ung ?
Wt. st., Sutnois.
Nnttport a, SIN Ser nGbiten Drummer
Der 8eilage ion Sbrem @uni5e Gebnung
9etragen tperben.
b. Wian beitretbt Sic 8orrat9sfammern
nit 2orbeerOI, uoourd6 namentlicb Die
SbneiBfiegen abgebolten meroen, o6er
man bepa0rt bas Sleii6 in etnem 6lie9en>
ldbranf auf.
q &eiuli9teit 1T sic Sauptbe6tnqung
unb sunGcblt tit fit ei1en ~itarfen 0uit3ug
81 ior9en, Sen bic 8anSen nicbt pertragen
f0nnen. NQe S9lupfminfel bes ltnge5iez
ferS miiiet burcb 2osretBen BET Sapeten,
8rettcrperidLdge, 9olSz u1b 2ebmiperf
b~loSgelegt peroen, mas alteb bon Wf0beIn
unO 8ettiteaen gilt. 9aS ioute i'm Tritb>
iabr, 5nr 53eit 6eS @ierlegens Ser @anSen,
gei6eben, nobel natiirlib auf Elm grlinOz
ltdbes SGnbern aQer Gden, 6tbe un6 6llge11
gu acbten lift. $50 baS l1nge3iefer nodb
nt6t lebr ~iberbano genontruen bat, fam
man oaS cine ODER an6ere 6er fol9enOet
Wtttel antpenoen:
l. QeB11blimat Corrosive Sublimate)
in geiGtttgter 9lufl0iung sum ueberltreicben
auer S6~lupftpinfel 2. @blor3inf(Muriate
of Zink bierpon gteBt man cine mdBig
ltarfe NufIOlung in bic &iben ul6 6ugen f;
3. @oloqutnten (Coloquintida) obgefobt
tnD oas 6ol8perf bamit angeltrt6en ; aucb
benz Salt iouten tie betgemtl9t tperber, nit
benz man Die 8dn6e iibertiindt.
176. SD BETTE etncn breila6rioen
0engit, tpelber i'm Dori9en Sommer Iteif
sepor6en lit. 9amit lit es, anitatt better,
l6ltmmer getporoen un6 er fdnn talm
mebr geben. Qm iblimn1Iten lit es an
ben 8orberbeinen unb tpenn CT auf barten
Soben fommt, ldutt er, ais OBJ er ettpos in
ben 9ufen ftefen babe. Sd fann aber gar
NIGHTS an Dem 9btere ft1tben, 6as auf bic
uriabe Der &ranfbeit i9lteBcn IieBe; ionft
lit es gang pobl. 8as iagen sic basu?
9. SiIcbcr, 0tpro 9afota.
Nnttport: @egen stiff complaint,
tpte oteie aranf6eit i'm @ngliiden gez
1tannt mtrb, ipirb sic Q~tnpen6ung BON
Noerlai1en an Der 6aGSaber unb fol-
genbes Nr5netmitteG empfo5len: @ez
maDlener Sn8per, 4 rnSen; gema6z
lener Unison seed, 16 ~l1n5en; black
antimony, 2 l1n3en, Flour Of sulphur,
2 l1n8en; %pulverized inter, 2 l1nSen un6
pulverized resin, 2 ~lln5en. Son bteler
Wetl6ung giebt man Dem S6iere oreimal
bes Sages einen G6eel0ffeI pou in 6aGfutz
ter, &leie ooer S9rot. 9aS MoerlaIien
loate it'd iebo9 nur aut Die erite 8ocbe Ser
GranfDeit b%eihrdnten, mas BET S9rem
Yferoe iebt ntbt mebr onecbra6t fuGre.
III. Wfetn @agenpferD befam bot ettpa
etrem Sabre an Sen 6interbeinen itber ben
Telein loge1. puffs ODER gals. Sn LETTER
3ett labnt Der Saul mitunter un6 mill
ntbt auftreten. 8as lit ba SIT madeu =?
9elrD Graff, @anaba.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
mehr Qderbau=Saro in Qusiiht.

Ser Gon9reB bat 3ur 3eit cine Q(n5abl
bon 8ertrd9en in S%eratbung, Die it6 auf
ben Q(nfauf peiterer 2Gnbereien bon Der>
lbieOenen SnbianeritGmmer bcSieben.
9eBtere, nit oenen bieSbesitglide Inter
1%anblungen a%ngefniipft iinb unb oie babel
in 8etrac6t fommeuben 6ld6en iinb bic
foleenben: Sees Berccs in Soa6D, 542, :
O74 9(cres; @oman6e, &iotpa, 9lpabe in
Stlaboma, $4,000 Q(creS; @idbita in
Sflaboma, 574,010 Ncres; 8Dramib Safe
in Nepaoa, 1900 NcreS STILES in Oregon,
178, $40 Ncres; Oanfton Siour in Sioz
0afota, 168, 900 9lcres; &idapoo in Oflaz
bona, 200, 600 NcreS. 9aS iino bic be-
beuten6iten Ser in BEN Gertrd9en nambaft
gema6ten SlGc6en, Bic ft6 Suiammen aEf
etmas mebr ais 4 Mtutonen Ncres be-
siffern unb fir bic uniere 9te9terung pabr>
ibeinIi6 bur6i6nittlib ungefdbr $1.50
ben Ncre beaablen mtr6. 9aB bic
llnter6an6lungen iomeit gebieben iino,
I'M tie benz GongreB sur @ut7
6eiBung o6er 8erwerfung unterbreiten
3u f%Onnen, it baS 8erbienlt Der Sn>
aner>@ommtiiGre, unb es lit erfreulicb,
ais Gbatiacbe anfiibren GIT %f0nnetl, baB baS
WtlllIlelluM UCo OHHtlH Ivy tll I1luIIell
bat, i'm Sale zines CUR @rtperbung ioldber
SGn0ereien fiibrenben 8erlaufes Der Inter
b%anblungen WtaBregeln gu ergreifen, bic
etne milbe, fir 8icle l1nbeil unb 8erbcrben
nit iib fibrenbe SSa9O, 6urcb ipelde Bic
triiberen 8eitbergreifungcn bon Snbianer>
2dnbereien, Defenders Die bes Gberofee>
Streifens inn ~Dorigen 6erbit, itb aus
5etdbneten, 9Gn8licb ausi6GteBen miroen.
Dem SOn9reB liegt cine 8tQ Dor, tpelcbe
Die Sertbetlung bon Observation-Disclosures
an Den Wtetitbietenben poribreibt, an
2eute, tpel9e tbatiG3Gi6 y6omeiteao"z9(nz
iiebler Dcr0en moaen. Som, Stan6punfte
Der Wcni9li6feit aus betrabtet, lit bie
@nnabme bteler 8orlage iebr Su wiiniben
nno bann tpiir6e au6 anbipetuAnten uno
Qlbenteurern bas auf 6abgier unb Selbltz
iubt balirte @ei6Gft 9ele9t per6ell. 9luBer>
Dem abcr tpiiroe baS @eieb nod 5 quite
SOl9e baben, baB Streitlgfeiten in 8etreff
bon Nniprilcben ibon bon pornbcretn Der
,8ooen, tpelcber iolben Gonf1tften 0tabruta
giebt, ent8ogen miro. Sn Der 8orlage lit
= baS bari nicbt unerpdbnt g~elafien tperz
ben cine Geitimmun9 entbalten, melcbe
tpirtltben Nniieolern Die decentralization
3ablungSbeoin9ungen felt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23


172. &0nnen Sic mir Elm MittcL gegen
8obruilrmer on9eben? 0te1e freien iib
all Der Sberfld9e bet @r6e in iunge 9tepfelz
bGume Elm un6 3%erit0ren bteie.
S. 81. Mtebler, Sotpa.
Mntmort: Sin 1or9fdItigeS 0teinlgen
Der &tnbe i'm Sriibid6r rllD Nnltreidbelt
6es Stammes bis inter Sic @r6e nit &alf>
waiier, pelbem l groseit QDiol bet5u7
miIcben lit, miro benz llebel ~iteuern.
173. @elbeS M(ittel fann idb erfolgreib
gesen bic Club roots, Nusniic6ie ut1b 9ln7
Icbpeulngen an Sen 8ur3eln bec &rautz
plane, anmenoen :? Die g ~flan3en icbeinen
9ars geiunb 5u ietn, bis ite, fur3 por Der
8ilbung beS 6opfeS, alf elllnnal abiterben.
@tp. Wittmer, 8ennlDIoanien.
Mntport !: 9eab Oreiidbri9en 8eob7
acbtun9en un6 ltnteri ubungen bat so.
@orontn entoedt, baB bieie &rant6eit BON
einem bis6er unbefannten Or9anismus,
einem mifroifopii6 fletnen 9tl3, ben ct
Plasmodiophora brassicae nannte, ber9
porgerufen mir6. Snfolge Der WfiBz
~biloungen an oen Wur5eln tper6en Die
Sporen bes 8il3eS fret unb bletben
in Der @r6e mebrere Sabre fort7
pfl~onsun9sfGbig lic9er. Sobal6 an
bielem Orte, namentlidb inn nGcblten
Sabre, tpieoer ser Samen 3u &%oblpflan3en
qelqet DDer Sic jungen 8flanSen geieBt
tueroen, 6rtngen Die Sporen in Die
geiunben @urSeLn Der 9flan3en Elm un0
bemirfen bonrit bas @rfranfen berieLben
fir oas lautenbe Sabr. 9lte @entilesidb>
ter fennen bieic Granf6eit ibon ldnger unb
1uben ibr bauptlG6lt9 bur6 8ecbielz
tuirt6lcbaft borsubeu9en. @S ioute niez
mats srpei Sabre bintereinan6er &o6l auf
bas nqmlicbe Qan6 gepflan5t peroen. BUR
Nusrottuns bieier Granf6eit empfteblt
Setter Sen0erlon auBer Der 8eblelntrtbz
Icbaft Sic unterbringun9 DON Qufterni3a1
len oDer gel0lcbtem &alf in Dem 8ooen BON
QeBterem plr6en ettpa $50 8uibel fir BEN
9(crc erforoerltb ietn; ipenn ber &alf, ooer
aucb &nobenmeDI COON elmer Bis 5pet S1nz
nen auf ben Ncre), gut nit Ser Nfereroe
permildbt pirb, fant nit 5iemltcber See
ftimmt6eit auf Sic 8ernt6tung Der &ranfs
bettsfetme i'm 8oben gerebnet nerben.
ia. SCH babe cine Stute I'M mittleren
glter, bic icb .pd6ren6 Ser lcBten 8tpet
Sabre icbon me6rere Wtale gum 6en9it ge7
bracbt babe, o6ne baBt ite empfGrgt, wG6z
renD 1te boc6 friibcr trGcbtig 9etporoen 1T.
g8te lit benz l1cbelftano ab3ubelfen ?
So6ann Sroeie, Manitoba, Canada.
Qtntport: Sier 1T Dor allen Dinsen
n0t6ig, Die eigentli9e uria9e Der l1nfrucbts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
Gin qraBlicber GorfaQ bat fib neulid

= Gin 9rdBliber Gorfa1 bat fib neulib
BEL S6efftelb (Sosmanien) erctsnet. Ser
6armer @ilion ic6nttt Elm @etrcibefelo nit
Der WGbmai0ine; Anbemerft par lein
fleines Speiidbri9eS S0hncben in boS Sc
treble getrocben. Nls man nit ser Wta=
lcbine bic SteIIe erreibte, mo Der &uabe
eiugeIblummert lag, fonntet bic 9feroe
nibt raicb genu9 an8cbalten tperben unb
Bic Mtoi6ine i9uitt Dem &inbe beibe 8ctne
an ben O6ericbenfcln ab. Der entlebte
8ater trug es 10 rai6 pie m0gIicb 5ur
Tarn, OOb ltarb cs ibm unter BEN 9anoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
vGanowirtbidaftIide 8eila9e"
Jainois Stats : 5eitune.

8ert6te iber ben S~aatenftanb, Grntez
uuSt6ten, WtarftoerbdItniiie II. bgl. aus
allen Sbetlen beS 2aubes finben piatOms
meme 9lufnabn1e.
9ue fir bic 8eilage beittmmten Mitz
t~beilungen unb 9lnfra9en iino 5u ribteu an
0nDreas 9 tmpn,
@e6atteur Ser Observation-Disclosures 8etz
Iage".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

8einabe ale bliiben6en 8dltme nno
Bfan8en I'M pe9etabilii3en &0ntgrelcD
~ltefern 9Onig uno 8lumenfaub. SIN Ans
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
Brieffaiten.

Sober 2eier bat bas &e9t, iotpobl Sragen
su fteuen, ais au6 Qlntmorten ein3uienOen.
Sir ben vSprebiaal" beitimmte @r0rtez
rltngcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sra9en lno
aub iol6e, Die auf 8ienen5ucbt, Ben Gar
tenbau urD Die. 8Gumen5u6t 8e3ug ba6en,
itnO 5u ie0er 3eit wtatontmen. Sol6e
9trtifeG itnb 3u a6relfiren: v%0anbmirtbz
icbaftlide 8eilage" Der Sa. Staatsz 3eitung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

@nfragen, benen ni6t Ser
g1ame un6 So obnort bes
SrageteLGers beigef il Ct linb,
wan6erm in Ben 8apierforb.
Mebrere Nnfragen unb ali c6
Ben Spre9iaaI beit i nj tie
Mtttbe ii nngen Iangten ii T
sc ummer 81 pa an un6
mer6en II 3 er db labfin@
Sen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-24
HIS EXECUTION POSTPONED
FOR TWO WEEKS.
HIS SANITY TO Be PASSED UPON
After n Great Deal OF Sisirmishing III.
Attorneys Find Point In Law That
May Save Him Yet-1hey Now De-
clare Tie Has Uecome Insane
Since IIis 1rial-A Mid
night Hearing.

CucAoo, March AFTER hear
ing which lasted nearly eight hours
Judge Chctlain last night decided that
he had the power to pr)long the date
of the execution Of prcndcrrast, and
he therefore delivered an oral opinion
extending the time two weeks, and
ordered u trial tJ begin Saturday to
determine the sanity Of the murderer.
1t was nearly 1880 last night be-
forc the att1rn ,ys concluded their
opening arguments and judge Chet-
lain decided that he could rightfully
take the case.
The Judge said "Thc case as il
now stands is as follows: The state
has appeared and declared itself ready
to proceed. II has conceded to the
defendant the right TO a trial. The
court required tho defense TO intro
ducc further evidence to make "a prima
facic case raising a reasonable doubt
as to the sanity of thr prisoner.
The question is not one of the
guilt of the prisoner, but whether he,
between the time of the Judgment of
the court and the execution of his
sentence has become insane. The
court has the power to impancl jury
and try this case. 1t is now
nearly midnight, and it is
annarcnt To counsel on both
SIDES that the trial could not he CON
cluded before the time appointed for
the execution. Shall the court be left
powcrless to prolong the time of the
execution of the sentence? From the
authorities am satisfied that the
court has that inherent power.
"Now, has good cause been shown
why the time of the execution should
be prolonged? Two witnesses say
that this man has become insane since
the Judgment of the court. One tcsti-
fed to a change in his manner and less
conference in his language, indicating
insanity. Another witness, at first be
licving that the defendant had control
over his action. has, since the Judgment
of the court become convinced that
the defendant has not control over
his actions. but entirely irresponsible
and insane. The question ought to
be submitted to iuy and invcstiga-
ton he made quickly and duly. 1t
would be inconsistent with humanity
and Justice to compel trial at mid
night For the foregoing reasons the
Patrick Eugene Prendergast.
The section OF the revised statute
under which the application for insan-
itv trial was made reads:
And il after the judgment and be-
fore the execution of the sentence
such person become a lunatic or in
sane, then in case the punishment bc
capital the execution thereof shall be
stayed until the recovery of said per-
son from the insanity or lunacy. In
all of these cases it shall be the duty
of the court to cmpancl jury to try
the question whether the accused be
at tho time of impanclling sane or in
sane
The method rcsortcd to by Prcndcr-
CASTS attorneys is an unusual and cX-
traordinary proceeding. The records
of the courts here show that it has
seldom been resortcd to.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-24
ONLY TWENTY MEN so FAR.
CoNcy's "Army" Has Not Yet Assumed a
Worry Warlike Appearance.

Coxey's "Army" Has Not Yet Assumed a
Worry warlike Appearance.
MAssILLoN, Ohio, March 23-Thc
Coxcy army of Ohio" does not mater
iali2c. Not to exceed twenty men
have yet put in an appearance here.
The leaders of the movement still
profess to believe that at least / 900
men, and may be more, will be ready
To march when the army
moves next Sunday Every day
Coxcy's mail is loaded down
with letters from persons in
various parts of the country, promis-
ing recruits TO the ranks or subsist-
ence for the army while it is ON the
road. The failure OF the recruits to-
report at headquarters has given rise
TO suspicious in some quarters that
the writer's of the letters are triiiing
with Coxey. On the other hand. re-
ports from towns within forty or fifty
miles of Massillon tell of bodies of
trampS who say they are ON their way
To report to Commander Co Key.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-24
NEWS IN BRIEF.

An operation will be performed
upon Mr.. Gladstonc's eyes in about
three months.
The president has nominated John
G.. Newbill to be register of the land
Office at Springfield, Mo.
Emma Cochran a young woman of
Hutchinson, Kan, committed suicide
by taking poison. Dependency was
the cause.
1t is feared the cold snap has killed
the peaches and plums in the vicinity
of Arkansas City, Kan. Trees were in
full bloom.
The Irish Time of Dublin says that
Mr.. Thomas Sexton, member of parlia-
ment for North Kerry, has decided to
relcnquish his scat in parliament
James Conroy and William Cleary,
watchmcn of the Toleston, Ind.
shooting club, were killed by Albert
Tooler during IA quarrel
Judge William W. Mckenzie of
lIopknsville, Ky, an uncle by mar
riagc of Vice President Stevenson
and long leader in the state, died,
aged II.
The treasury has ordered the pay
ment of 1859, 900 in gold on account Of
work on the government cruisers now
building in san Francisco.
5. G. Pattison has resigned the pres
idcucy of the Carthage, Mo-, Collegiate
institute to become a manager of the
Equitable Life Assurance society of
New York
Governor Jackson OF Iowa will ask
the Legislature to celebrate April II,
the nineticth anniversary of General
George w. Jones, the first senator of
the state.
DIR. Belle buchanan, who appeared
rs a witness for the plaintiff in the
! Pollard rd-Brccltinridge case, says Wash
| ington society people are aiding Miss
/ Pollard financially and that her attor-
neys are acting without compensation.
The Democratic National congress
| sional headquarters will be formally
| opened next Tuesday evening by re-
! ccption TO Democratic senators and
| representatives.
The customs authorities have finally
granted a permit allowing the Ia nj
steamer which arr in Shanghai
several days ago loaded with petro
leum to discharge her cargo.
The stonecutters of the city of Mil
waukce are on a strike for the en-
forccmcnt Of the eight hour rule anC
an advance in pay. They now receive
S3.25 They demand 81 day.
The new English Bank of the River
Platte, in London, has suspended, anC
a petition has been presented for it,
compulsory winding up and a tempo
rary receiver has been appointed
This is the same bank which failed il
/ 1891.
The Rev. Clarence f. Woodman OF
the paulist Father Catholic church
New York city, has been made {
knight by the King of Spain of the
Order of Isabella the Catholic. IL,
spent some timcin Spin last tall and i
| is through the efforts Of friends i'm the
church that the honor has been con
ferred.
In New York, Bethold Pepper ha
been sentenced to two years an,
eight months Imprisonment in tn,
state prison. Pepper was convicte,
of unlawfuly marrying Mrs. Lelii
llallocl5, who afterward killed herscl
at the Calf house in Chicago.
The New York house has adopte,
the senate concurrent resolution
requesting New Iorlls senator
and representatives in congress to us
all proper means TO procure the enact
mont Of the bill for the classification
OF clerks in first and second-clas
offices and fixing the salaries of tn
same.
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BIG FIRE IN DENVER.

Champa Building Ruined and the st.
james Hotel Partly Destroyed.
DENvER, Colo. March 23.-Onc of the
most destructive and at the same time
spectacular coufag~ations ever seen
in this city broke out at 6:lj
p m. yesterday in the recently
finishing six-story Champa building, ON
Champa street, between Fifteenth
and SiXtcenth streets, and threatened
for time to sweep the entire block.
The fire department worked with dcs-
peratc energy, and, in spite of INSULT
cicnt water pressure, conquered the
flames after about quarter of the
square was destroyed, at Il total loss
of Sl7J,O
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March ca
Congressman W. l.. Wilson and party
arrived here yesterday morning in u
special car from Torreon, Mexico.
where Mr.. Wilson was taken several
weeks ago for his health. While thin
and colorless, Mr.. Wilson's condition
is much improved and he will remain
here until hc RECEIVERS sufficiently tC
resume his duties at Washington.
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POISON IN THE FOOD.
ripie Tragedy Enacted Near Cacaria,
Nexiro NV "A Rejected Iover

Triple Tragedy Enacted Near Cacaria,
Mexico, by Rejected Lover.
DURANGO, Mex, March 93.-Near
here in Cacaria, has occurred triple
tragedy. Rafael Lopez was en-
gagged to marry Miss Torina,
daughter Of Martco Parenza. llav-
ing heard reports dcrogatory to Lopez
the young lady wrote him breaking
the engagement. Lopez called,
pleaded to be roinstatcd, but was re-
fused. The father invited the dis
cardcd lover TO remain for dinner.
The three sat down to eat and Lopez
secretly put poison in the food. In a
few minutes all three were dead.
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NntIce-


To wnom It may concern:
Notice is hereby given that Albert
Shuttle has this day filed his petition foI
license to retail liquors in Guthrie. Logan
county. Oklahoma, and that unless o b.
lection to the same as required by law be
hlcd by the 3lst day of March, A. ID. 1894
said petition will be granted
L. j. DoLCATER, County Clerk.
Guthrie. o. T.. March II 1894
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Jcsuits Not Expelled From Me.Ico.

DENVER, Col. March 23.-Fathel
Malone, editor OF the Colorado Cath
Ollie, to-day received an official COM
munication from the Right Rev Mon.
ties de Oca, bishop of san Luis Potosi,
which denies the report recently sent
ont that he had expelled the Jcsuits
from his diocese.
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To whom It may concern:
Notice is hereby given that Beach &
Cash have this day filed their petition for
license to retail liquors in Guthrie Logan
county, Oklahoma, and that unless OBJ
lection to the same as required by
law be filed by the 29th day Of March,
A. ID. 1884, said petition will be granted.
+. j. DCICATER. County Clerk.
Guthrie, O. z. March 10 1894.
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Notice.

To whom It may concern:
Notice is hereby given that w and L
= Bach have this day filed their petit
tion for license to retail liquors in Guthrie,
Logan Co. OK, and that unless objection TO
the same as required by law be filed by
the 2sth day OF March, A. ID. 1894, said
petition viii be granted.
Guthrie, o. T., March 12th, 1894.
+. j. DOLCATER,
Comfy Clark
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To whom II may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that G. A. Wiede-
man has this day filed his petition for IL
cense 10 retail liquors in Guthrie, Logan
county. Oklahoma. and that unless objec-
tion TO the same as required by law be
filed by the 20th day Of March, A. ID. 1894
said petit on willb granted
+ j. DOLCATFR, County Clerk.
Guthrie, O. r.. March -, lS14.
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NntIce

To whom It may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that Felix Adler
has this day filed his petition for license
TO retail liquors In Guthrie, Logan county,
Oklahoma. and that unless objection TO
the same as required by law be filed by
the 10Th day Of March, A. ID. 1894, said
petition will be granted.
T. !. DOLCATER, County Clerk.
Guthrie, o. T.. March Is. 1891.
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Notice.
To whom it ray concern;

To whom 1t ray concern:
Notice Is hereby given that n. +.
Chcadle has this day filed his petition for
license to Wholesale malt in Logan
county, Oklahoma, and that unless OBJ
lection to the same as required by law be
filed by the 29th day of March, A. ID. 1894,
said petition will be granted
FL. DoLCATER, County Clerk.
Guthrie, o. r.. March Is, 1894