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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
Gtae aramfSae MaDuttma.

@s lit tpa6r: unter Sen NrbeitSlolen IN
BEN eroBen Std6ten bes 2anOes 9iebt eS
iebr biele 8ummlcr unb 2umpen, bic ntcbt
arbeiten noQen, altcb penn it6 ibnen lob
nen6e Q(rbeit, pie 3. y. eeiunOe SelOarbeit,
III SiiQe btetet. 9lber beionbers inter ben
lcioer no6 INNER 10 sablreib Oorbanbenen
t0auSarmen iin6 uiht meni9e, Die oaS rc9ite
uno tbGtiglte Wtit9efitbl perOienen. llnb
es per9ebt beinabe fcin Sag, an Dem nlcbt
BON ba ober bort Elm eri6iitternber Sat-
iol3 unOeri9ulOeter oausarmat6 gemelbet
ptrb. Oils beionberS fenn5eidnenb molen
mir einen neuen 8orfaQ bieier Nrt berausz
e~reifen.
Der beuti6e S9u9flider Sobann Sop
infer in SrooflDn fonnte trob alIer 8emits
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
garlamemtartf@c sSummtelei.

SIN Taulbeit unD 8ummelei fonnerl
dmertfanil6e unb oeIticbe 9fational9elebe
geber nit chamber ipetteifern. NIle 9talen
lang feblt es int amcrifanii6en GongreB
un0 i'm 0euticben ~9tetcbStage an elmer be-
i3luBfdbi9en Nn5abl.
BUR balben @nti6ulOigung oeuti6er
GeidbStagSmit9Iieber mirb gclpODnli6 one
9efiibrt, baB ite feine 8esabIung befOmmen.
9aS lift ribti9! l6er lie wiiicn bas ia
ibon 9ar3 genau ipGbreno tbrer Sc
perbung nm ben 9feib5tag5iiB. 9tucb be-
i6r1nft Iib DaS 8erbummeln ser SibunGen
burcbauS nibt auf oa5 99egbIeiben bon
Berlin, lonoerlt in Berlin anpeicnbe 0fitz
glie6er i9lpduscn Die Sibung, 10 oft IS
i6nen beliebt, Sumal al lb0uen Sagen.
Die TauIbeit ameritanii6er @Ongreb@
mitglte0er tit aber I'M 10 0erDerfltcber, ais
iie cine onitGnbige 8eiolbung baben uno
audi no6 an yN{etlengeloern" II. ber9l.
eit1en ib0nen S6nttt ma6el, pGbrenb ibre
@puegcn in 9eutid6lanb fir Die Sibun9en,
pte- geio9t, 1ltcbts erDalten uno tbnen be-
5il9li9 Der @iienba6ntaDrt nur oas Nuer>
notbpenoi9ite getDGbrt ptrD.
Sn unierem GongreB lit bic Saulbeit III
beioen 6Guiern gIeib groB. SeiDnoerS
ober i'm n1ttnnalen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
feblt es iiberauS b6uftg III Der belbluBz
f6btgcn 3a6l. 9ie ben1ofratiide Wlebrbeit
i'm 6auIc lift 10 groB, baB ite mn pter5ig
Stimmen r1ebr betrGgt, ais ST. elmer be-
idluBfGbigen 3obl Der Qlntpelenben nOtbig
iinO.
9ie Observation-Disclosures fir 6as bGufige
0t6tporban6eniein bieier SabG Iaitet ion1it
gGnSlicb auf Der bemptratiiben 8drtet.
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ais nicbt ipenige 9euofraten audi aus Seig>
belt o0er llebellpoIen itb oriiden, t9e cine
enti6eioenOe Qtbitimmung itattftnben fol-,
unb anbere aus bemielben 8etpeggrun0e
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entbalte1.
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nt6t 9eraOe itbelnebmelt, tpenn ct NIT Der
@e9enpartet ietnen parlamentaril6en S6a>
bernaf treibt. Sd0ner pGre es freilib,
penn ct 6ieies mepDiitop6elii9e Spiel nit
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BET Nbittmmultgen 81 lDrgen tpIBte, lit er
ia BON leinen @egnern Sa9r aus Sa6r Elm
ais i9redIic6cr Sprann Dericbrieen ppr6en.
Sbnen bies icBt Bel ieber ~paiienOen unb unz
paiienOen @elegenbett ein3utrGnten, lift gar
gu flip fir t6n.
Sn Ser Shat erlebt iebt 9feeb Sen
Sriumpb, baB Die 9emofraten int gegenz
tpGrtigen 9tbgeoronetenbaule in tbren gar>
tetDeriammlungen iib 3ur @rlangung elmer
bel6luBfdbi9cn An5abL BON Stimmen i'm
6auie fir OieieIben MtaBregeGn enticbeiben,
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8. @r5pin9en elmer 6~eicbluBfGbigen Nn5abl
baOurcb, OaB ntcbt itimnen6e Wfttglieber
ein9c5Gblt ner6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
gte4ett lid aatf aeat &opf.

Scr elenoe SDrannI Ser 6espotil6e
S3ar. Der tnfaute 8ergeipaltiger Der Bolts
itimme! ser S9urfe! Der llnbolo! oa5
t~pi0erDGrtige llngebeuer Som &eeo !" 81
un0 G1nIt6 un0 nob Dryer t0nte es Dor
bier SaDren 0urb Die 8eiantmte oemofraz
ttihc Yrelie, neil Ser bamaLige tpiQenS:
itarfe republifaniibe Sprecber be5 natioz
nalen Observation-Disclosures, GbomaS 8.
9teeo, Die GeriucDe Ser bemofratiic6en
Wftnoer6eit jones 6auie5, ben Sang 0es
parlamentariicben @ei9GfteS- Su bemmen,
nit e%ilcrner Sauit unterDriifte. limb nocb
ldn9ere Sett perging fem groBer un0 fetn
tleiner oemofrattiber Content, o6ne baB
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ibluB 5ur t~ieflten 60Ie Deroammt murbe.
Die OemOfratcn i'm 6auie ieIbit ergin9en
ltb odlualS IN gSutbauSbriiben gegen Gee0
llno itlmmten am S6lu1le ber Sibung nit
%dutfGutgcm @ifer gegen ods ibLicbe benz
Sprecber o1r5ubri1tgen0e 9anfpotum.
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bcmotratii6es nationalcS Nbgeorbnetenz
laus bat nun Durcb feierLicben 8eldluB
i'm 8eientli6en Dieielbe parlamentarilde
uebun8 angenommen, oeren 8oQ1tre6ung
0ureb Heeo nod bot &ur3em bon BET gez
lammten hemofratiicben 8artei 10 einz
mlttblg uno enticbteben ber6ammt murbe.
9urcb Dtele 8ei6luBnabme er6Glt Der
Sprecbcr beS 6auics ben folgen6en Quf>
trag Bet elmer Nbitimmun9 nit Otamensz
aufruf bat Der Sprecber Inter ben 8efirz
portern HnO @e9nern Der in 8etracbt fomz
melloen OtaBtegel je Elm Mitglie6 AT erz
nennen. 9teie 3pei miiiien oann Die
Nanten oerienigeu Wfitglteoer ouiicbreiben.
iuelCbe betm g%tamenSaufruf antpeieno limb,
aber nt6t ftimmen. Qntnortet beim Sta
menSaufrufe feline sur 8ei6luBfGbigfcit Des
6auie5 binreicbcnOe Q(n3abG, 10 bat Der
Spreber Die bei6luBfdbige 2(n3a6L ba6urcb
ber3uiteaen, baB ct au5 6iejenigen 2lnmez
ienben, Die nt5t ittmmten, ais antpeienb
ein5G6lt.
9aS it's ia aber 9erooe, mas i'm Dorz
Dortgen @ongreB Der Sprec6er &ee0 inter
benz Nutbge6eul Der 0emofraten 0etban
bat Hitter ben lauteiten unO befti9ltel1
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bamals unier Suinoiier springer. Dob
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9te9cl geitimu1t; unb ais @runo bat er
angefiibrt MIR auf 6iele QBeiie Tonne oaS
6auS Die @ei1Gfte erLeotgel1, Gil 6eren 8ez
forging es pom 8olfe gelpG0lt lei. @erabe
10 ipracb ia aber 9feeO, 10 oft ct iene &cgei
III 8ou5ug iebte.
Die uSuinoiS Staat8Seitung" fam iicb
ben ioeben bon Der bemofrotii6en 8artei
i'm natiOnalen @bgeOrbneten6auie gelbla<
genen ungebeuren Bur3elbaum nit Ooppels
lem 8eba8en anieben. DEM tie Bat lbon
Dor pier Sabren, o6gGeicb nit ben meilten
OtaBregeln beS oamaligen QbgeDrbneten>
lauies ntbt eirOcrltanOen, oas Serfabren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
&t0nfShnnfmctc1t.

v9Bieber erDebt iicb in einem Gbetle Ser
8relie lautcS @eibrei", ibretbt Der Oftlz
ipautecr uSeebote", rOaB Die 9emofraten
ba5 2anb nit y@ilbfaben" 8anfnotcn
iiberlbpemmen tpolen. Die 2eute, peI6e
10 ibimpfcn, 6aben aber Die nit bieier
SteuersNufbebun9 bertniipften 8ebin7
Der betreffenben 8iu gang auber
Qtbt geIaifen. 9teie itnb:
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troaer Ser Gurrencp be6o9en 1perOen, 10 6aB tie allo
ge9en 8dll9ung in Der eIben 28eiie 9elt3ert Itnb,
ME bic Nationalbanfen.
8mettenS. 9te betreffen6e Staatsbanf fam
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
Mah Der alten Aet,matN.

TIMER treffIiber Golle9e 6 NJ 90 a II NJ
felt stueiunOSwan5ig Sabren an
Ser vSuinois thanksgiving" ulD lett Sab
rem Elm bobUerOientes W&itgIico Ibrer
6auptreoattiou, bat 9icnftag &6enb cine
9tciie in bic alte gSclt angetrctcl. Gr miro
ungefGbr bier Moudtc mcgble!ben. Grin
genb bebarf CT, nacb LANCER pflicbttrener
uno anitrengenber Qlrbeit, Der NuSlpans
nung unb Der Gr6olung. OfO8e Ct btele
in begliidenOer @eiie ftn6en uno Oann
frob un6 neugeitdrft at unS 3urldtebre11
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
1ttiouSbeIS 1ttS 0sebenetgottnet=
1tE1tr.

Sin 9ei4i6tlicber 3ufau poate es, 6aB
@eneral 9 locum unb Der friiDere norbz
carolinti6e &ebelen9euperneur g a II e,
iibcr beren 2ebenSlauf bereits in unierem
Sonntaesblatt bcricbtet wur6e, beinabe
gLei6Seiti9 %itarben. Sic iparen chamber
i'm 9roBen 8iirgerfrie9e lebr nabe 9e7
fomnlen. General Slocum brang ndmlidb
wabrenO Ser cntibeioenben lebten 3eit 6es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
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announcement

otHa: sds of-mafpinstou-@tr. nna 5ifts aosnus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Corsicana. Tex, Sept 20,--Congress-
man Jo Abobot and Jerome Kearby
candidates for congress from the
Sixth congressional district met in joint
debate at the court house this after
noon.
Congressman Abbot opened the de-
bate In an hour and half speech, out
lining his Views upon the public ques-
tlons. He favored the free and unlimi-
ted coinage OF silver and accepted the
tarin bill as passed by the senate as a
step towards reform. but like Mr.. cieve-
land. he did not think II the best that
could have been had. His position on
the tariff was pronounced In favor OF a
tariff for revenue only. believing that
that policy would best subserye the
interests OF the country. Passing from
the tariff question he illustrated what
had been accomplished by the De-
would best Hubservc the interest Of the
country at large. He exposed the
falIacy OF the third party as a re-
form party by producing bills which
were offered by POpulist congressman
proposing extravagant appropriations
Of the public moneys OF the country
To various devices. one among others
a large appropriation 70 the industrial
ariny-the common wealers.
Judge Kearby followed Mr.. Abbot
with 4 rigid criticism OF the national
Democracy and accused Cleveland OF
political treason. He thought the tariff
bin as passed was curse to this sec
tion Of the country-onering protec-
lion to the fnonled barons % the East
who control the parties behind the
big Iron. sugar and other Industries.
He favored issuing greenbacks % Sup
Div the demands Of the people Tor
money and favored the free and iun-
limited coinage of silver and other
demands OF his platform.
The audience was tolerabiy isrge and
was very attentive TO both addresses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Taylor Tex. Sept ao.--As per an
nouncement the Joint discussion be-
tween Congressman Joseph d. sayers
and ex-senator Major W. o. Hutchl-
son. took place ut the opera house
in this city Tits evening ana was
largely attended by about an equal
number of Popullsts and Democrats
with IA good sprinSling OF Republicans,
numbering perhaps about 500
Major Hutehison opened In a speech
OF an hour and nfteen minutes His
position was about as tina, reported
heretofore In the newspapers, Major
Hutchinson severely denounced the
Democrats for their position on the
tafiu question aud endcavored TO show
that the Wilson bill was IA bad IL
not worse than the Mckinley bin. Ma
ior Sayers in his reJoinder scored
Hutchinson numerically for playing
the dnal roll OF banker and reformor;
ana That when he got into a crowd
OF grcenbackers he advocated hat
money and that when he got into a
crowd OF free silVeritea he advocated
Tree silver In fact said he. Hutchl-
son wants to go TO congress and he 10
an things 10 all men To get my place In
NH'tfNsNH AfNAh EHtNhflH INlANfifn 10
the old confederate soldiers. Major
Sayers strongly advocated the free
coinage Of silver at the ratio " Is to
! and said he was satisfied the two
metals could be maintained ON that
ratio.
Colonel Bin Workman, accompanied
Major Snyers TO Taylor aud from the
way WORKMAN was circulating around
today with leading populist your
scribe would suppose that he was
cunning for fah." Bill says. how.
ever, he only associated with Marion
Williams because the latter was form
eriy Democrat. The discussion was
throughout void Of personalities and
conducted In manner satisfactory 10
all listeners. Both gentlemen have
many strong supporters In this county.
Major Sayers closes his canvass In
this county tomorrow at Georgetown
where Major Hutchlson win meet HIM,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Washington, sept 20. Senior siur-
uge. the spanish minister, authorizes
the following staten snt as TO the re-
cent cable report that spain has In
strnoted him 10 open negotiations for
now arrangement or treaty.
''Hlnco the reciprocity arrangement
brisk trade has been carried ON be-
twSrn The United States and cuba and
Porto Bico. composed principally OF
farm products. which runs up into the
millions. say an average Of s22.oOo.OOO
yearly for American ports. II II an
much IN the interest OF the United
states as Of Spain that the change OF
mutual commodities nhaii not col
lapse, The American sugar producers
DO not raise the tpnth part Of the home
consumption ana struggle, besides. un-
der disadvantage Of climate. soil and
price NJ labor Americans. therefore.
need our sugar and their refining In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Washington Sept, ao,--An examiua-
tlon OF tho tarin law AT the treasury
department dhciopcs the fact that It
contains no provisions whatever for a
duty upon Imported fruita preserved
IN brandy or Other aprlw The olnla-
sion was not discovered un,ll an appli-
cation was received nom large I'M
porter OF such goods for Information
~ to their classification under tho
present tarlff law. Under tho Meltin-
ley law fruits preserved Ia SPIRITS
were subject TO a duty o. 30 per cent
nd yniorem. The question m 10 tile
classification OF these goods under
proscut conditions has not YET been
determined. II Ia possible, however,
that tho department viii decide tuat
The hest way out OF the dilemma il
TO assess q duty upon tho spirits and
lhu fruita subsequently imported nc-
purdlnR to tho rate provided for eAch
IN the tariff aOi The preserving. OF
fruit IN this manner In M extensive III
duHtry aud tho lmpdrIations OF such
fruits, especially branded peachcs. iA
very heavy. In case rms department
decides 10 nnsoss q duty on the spirits
as well ns on tho fruits the duty Will
be higher than Il was under the Old
laN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
.HOSTILE70 WOMEN?
Not a Bit of 1t, Says Mr.
Carlisle.
-
THEY MAY HAVE WORK.
Price Falls Away From the Suga
Planters,
Branded PEACHES NOT IN IT,


Washington. Sept 80 --Rcpcscnta-
tive Prioe. Democrat, of Louisiana, IL
hero. on hln way home after being NJ
Saratoga since cunRrcsa adjourned.
lie is one OF the largest sugar planters
In Louisiana Concerning the action
u tho Louisiana Planters association
In leaving thu Democratic party Mr.
Price said II DO not approve Of their
action and I Will no, be party to II,
A yet have not had an opportunity
to guagr The force of the bolt, an l
have not been IN Louisiana when
enngrcaa rcanscmhi5a the Louisiana
delegation viii undoubtedly urge nm
appropriation to pay a, least part Of
The sugar bounty OF this years. crop,
os good taph demands ina, this should
be done"
Mr. price conferred with senator
Faulkner chairman OF tho Democratic
national congressional committee, dur
ing the day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Mesquite, Tex. Sept. 2O.-Prcsent In
dications point to two separate con-
Mentions and possibly two candidates
in the fiotorial district composed OF
Dallas and Rockwell counties.
Heretofore there has been no chair
man for the district pnd no conven-
tons held. 1t having been the practice
OF the Dallas county Democrats to vote
for the nominee OF the Democracy OF
Rockwell county. that county having
no representative save wb.at II gets In
the fioater At the Dallas county con-
vention delegates We're elected to the
fiotorial convention. but not Instructed
Rocllwall county elected delegates also
and instructed for King. the present
nodter, but there being no chairman
no convention was called up TO few
days ago Here comes the conflict
George A. Garden, member OF the
state committee from Dallas district
ae'iag under thi direction OF Chairman
Dudley. appointed DIR. j. O'Callnghan
OF this place iiotorial chairman. a few
days later Chairman Dudley appointed
Mr. Lee Gano Of Dallas, who proceeded
TO call a convention TO meet Ia Dallas
ON the goth OF this month to nominate
candidate for foater. and now DIR.
O'Callaghan has issued call for a
like convention to meet IN Rockwail
October TO nominate a candidate for
The same office. II is claimed that the
first convention will In all probability
nominate Mr. Lem stroud OF Rock
wall and the latter convention Will
nominate Mr.. King, the choice OF the
Rockwell Democracy
II VIII be remembered that during
the race for governor prior 70 the
state convention a portion OF the DAl-
las fiotorial delegation declared In ia
yor Of stroud but before the Rockwell
primary came of MIR. DeGraufenried,
who was canvassing Rockwell county
in che interest OF Culberson. found the
King Influence In the county so strong
that IT would be impossible for Mr.
Culberson to carry the county unless
culberson's Dallas county friends In
the fiotorial delegation changed their
support from Stroud TO King. Acting
on this line Mr.. stroud was induced to
withdraw from the race. Rockwell
county instructed for Culberson.
Whether his Dallas county friends Will
carry out the trade with the King
people remains TO be seen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Washington. Sept Gothic war de-
partmcnt is moving with enorgy to
carry out the directions OF congress-
concerning the removal OF Geronimo
ana his band OF Indians from Mount
Vernon barracks. Ala General How
ard. commanding the department OF
the east has Just ordered Lieutenant
Allyn Cuprona i'ifth Infantry, with
company ~, Twelfth Infantry On
diam and all Of the indian prisoners
at Mount Vernon barracks except Iea-
Kim-in-sin ana his band VI about for
" san Carlos Indians 10 proceed with.
out delay 10 Fort sill, l. r.. whore The
Indians Will be placed IN charge Of
Lieutenant II. l.. Scott. Seventh
cavalry. All OF the property Of the
Indians worth the cost Of trnnsportn.
tion VIII be- taken 10 Fort Bill aud
especially doors, window anehes. otc..
Of use In construction of now quarters,
Mount Vernon barrackH VIII then BIO
abandoned AS an army post
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

TO brigandage. When the party ar
rived within half an hours drive of
Lamia they were surrounded by Pap
aky Ritsopulos band OF brigands. who
carried on the procureur and the Judge,
taking them to their stronghold ON
Mount Othoris. Later the prisoners
were allowed to send word to their
friends that the .brigands demanded
that no pursuit be made until a ran-
som was paid. A detachment Of 100
soldiers was sent TO attack the bril-
gands, and In the fight which followed
the brlgands were exterminated. but
the procureur du roi was killed and
the Judge was mortally wounded. The
judge died soon after the night and
was buried this Afternoon at the same
time as the remains OF the procureur
du rol were Inferred. Thousands OF
people attended the funerals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

dussrics arc latrcly benefited hy H..
as wen az tie farmlng products which
fitld ready market fot their surplus
In Cuba and Porto isico, Evcrstmns
points, thcfVfurc. 10 the necessary OF
fair nuu equitable Understanding,
esan II Il should not aesuinc thN for
mn,lllts OF a treaty
senior Muruga would mol dirrurs the
negotiations further II Is known,
however. that considerable has already
been done toward cilccllng u tnriff ar
fangemcut between the TWO countries.
Spaln has already fieed from duty
an eoods which left this country prior
TO August 20 last the date the now
ta1n act took eUett. Secretary Cur-
Isle has declined like concession to-
ward Cuban sugar aud other products
shipped prior to August "a, but land
ing IN this country after that date.
holding that the law would not pcriElt
Il. This has created quite an agitation
In cuba and large commercial meet
lnss have been held What form tho
new commercial arrangement on treaty
proposed between tho two countries
VIII take " not determined M there
appearH TO be some doubt whether the
new tariff law prrnita OF any special
arrangement II 10 said by persons In
torestod In the matter however, that
an executive recommendation 20 cnn-
gi'ess might bring about special en-
actment BY which 40 per cent cd val-
orcm on surar might be tVduccd TO 20
per cont or some like reasonable fig-
urc 80 fpr AS cuba NJ concerned and as
q compensation FOR Spain's admitting
to Cuba the butter egga aud other ng-
noultural products of this country.
rht spanish authorities feel h1pefui of
accomplishing nomethlng In the linz
OF reciprocal trade relations,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Washington. Sept, 20. assurances
have reached the state department to
thu effect that tranquility prevails in
Bluenclds, that martial law has been
revoked aud that the entire Mosquito
reservation IL under the constitutional
law Of Nicaragua, u thnBo anpurRnccr
ARE wen founded Il may be fairly as
stunned mat the vcNhtious Mosquito
question has been nctiled Tor good. un-
loAH the Nlcarnguan agent, who has
gone 20 London 10 negotiate new
treaty with Great britain whereby tho
latter WIN consent ia recognize Nichrn-
Ruas supremacy Ia tho Mosquito reHcr-
walton. meets with unexpected obsta-
cleo. There may ROMAN sone uues-
lions 10 be adjusted between the limited
States and Nicaragua growing out "
claims " Americans for damages rug-
tanned for Illegal arrest and seizure OF
property, but little dinicuity IL expected
~ adjusting these matters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Raleigh. N. C., Sept. 2o,-Tho state
convention OF Democratic clubs con-
vened In this city today The principal
object OF me convention appears to
be a desire to awaken renewed inter-
est I'm the early construction OF the
passed that the Democrats OF North
Carolina demanded the construction OF
the Nicaruguan canal by American
capital and under American control
and asking their Democratic brethren
IN every Southern aud In every North
ern and Western state to join with
the Democracy OF North Carolina Ia
an unanimous and unmiatnkhbie de-
mnnd upon the general government for
the construction OF the American In
tcr-ocean canal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
rnn soL.nounrnu.
Arsc,cre rrs, Made aud u worked
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Mcil-tncie sam 90 Mnisc sis.
Baltimore Md, Sept. 90, lieutenant
W. n. nshler. o. s. ~. has arrived
from Bremen with his solaromcter.
which was tested on the voyage, and
which he exhibited In Germany and
France, Lieutenant Bchlcr ana the OF.
ficers OF the weiInar. the steamship on
which he sailed. took iSe observations
Of the sun and stars at an hours OF
the days and nights. and tho, shlp'a
latitude longitude and compAss errors
were ascerlalned by the snlarometer
with accuracy. Lieutenant Behler took
the Epiuromcter to Paris where he
explained II 10 ~ Gauthier. the celc-
bratcd Partisan astronomical inatru-
mont maker, who has contract for
making the enlRrometcrs IN France. by
request Lieutenant liehler exhibited
the aolarometcr Ia tho otiicera OF the
French navy In Paris, The North Ger
man Lloyd steamship company IN IN
teresied IN the aolnromcter and the
iirm Of William Ludolph IN Bremen
has begun to manufacture solArumctcrs
for that company ~ tho German ma
val observatory IN Hamburg the pro-
fessors and astronomers evincod inter
pst In the instrument ana expressed
their approval OF us principles aud
their admiration of Its mechanical de-
Hign The sOlnrometer on board the
Wcimar WIN he taken To Washington
ia serve Rs q standard ~ the six solar
omotrfs now In course Of construction
IN baltimore. one Of them has heen
ordered by the navy department and
will probably be mounted on the AR
morod cruiser New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

ST. Louis. Sept. 20. "A special to the
Republic from Birmingham. Ala, says
The federal court grand Jury sprung
a sensation BY returning Indictments
against four ex-poHtinaatera. on tho
charge Of enhancement OF pOstonice
funds. Those indicted ana amounts At
legged to have been cmbezzied are. X
Jones Of Warrior. 1885; J. Sharp of
Osmoore. s2s2. Mrs. ". Mars OF East
lake. ssi7. and A. ]. Turner Of Cor
dova. $780, All are under bond