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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-10

tions Of the navy In Hawaii under the
Harrison administration would be includ-
ed. The Secretary OF the Navy is direct
ed TO furnish the Information" and Is
given no option 10 withhold documents
which he might consider secret. or the
publicity Of which at this time might be
REGARDED as contrary TO public policy.
But one Democrat ard one Republican
member were absent from the meeting.
Mr. Boutelle did not object % the amend
ment. Chairman Cummings. Of the Naval
Committee. win report the Boutelle ress-
luton 20 the House Immediately, but
SAYS II cannot BE- considered TIL the de-
bate on the Wilson bill has finished
Mr. Boutele. on the other hand thinks
that the resolution can be called up at
once, and be debated for fifteen minutes
each side, as provided for in the rules.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. -. C.. Jan. 9.-ior
Virginia. Rain or snow. east winds.
For North Carolina. Rain viii con-
tinue tonight and "Wednesday morn
INC. followed Wednesday afternoon ny
fair, north winds. becoming variable.
Weather Conditions The barometer has
fallen rapidly In the northwest ana "A
storm of great energy has appeared north
~ Montana. An area Of relatively low
barometer has moved from the south
g.estern States over the middle and lower
Mississippi valleys. attended by rain IN
the south Atlantic and Gulf States.
A moderation cold wave has extended
oyer northern Texas. Oklahoma. Indian
Territory. eastern Kansas, and the lower
Missouri valley.
In Montana the temperature has risen
20 10 30 degrees in twenty-four hours
cloudy weather-wbile rain Is Indicated
for the middle and South Atlantic smtes.
In the Missouri md upper MISSISSIPPI
valley the weather wul ~ much ~arin"e'
with increasing cloudlnes2
Colder and CLEARING weather = lno'-
Gated for the lower Mississippi valley
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Canlfal Reduced and New President.

NEW YORK; Jan. 9-1he stockholders
Of the Southern National Bank to-day
voted to reduce the capital from N,Vp,-
OoO TO 100000. the amount OF the re-
duction being transferred 20 the surplus
which is thus made 10000. W. W.
Flanagan retires as president, ana ~
succeeded by Isaac Rosenwaid. who has
hitherto been vice-president. Fiannagan
remains a director. He voted "a majority
OF all the stock. The other directors are
r. =. Bartlett Alden ). swan H. H.
Morton. n. A. G. Smith. ". =. Thomp-
son Walter $. Johnston and Thomas
II. Kent President ROsenwald stated
that anv differences Of opinion which may
have existed between the directors and
tho management Of the bank affairs have
been amicabiy arranged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-10

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. a.-John New-
ton. a student at Bethel College AZ hus-
sellyille. Ky. committed suicide last night'
lie used morphine. When found In MS
room this morning the following advance
account OF the tragedy written by MN
self was discovered on the table
lack Newton, Of Cadiz, ny, who har
been attending school here for the last SIX
months was found dead this ht''fnv'"
in Or darrells office. with a dagger in his
heart No cause Is assigned for the rafh
act Newton had always been considered
an eccentric fellow by his fcil0N-students.
He Was about - years OF age, and the son
Of Rev +. NJ. Newton. Methodist
preacher. who resides at Cadiz. KY
Evidently he had been disappointed In
mis- first intentions.
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rnuRsroN DEAIEs 1HE REPORT.
says There +. no Intention Of Establishing
rrovis'onal Coz @rnmep'.

NNrfNfiHi ffpf fffNnfUf.
Copyright by Associated Press)
HONOLULU. Jan. 9.-Ine proposition
for the establishment of a republic here
said 10 have been brought by Minister
Thurston and Mr.. II. n. Castle, Of the
Advertiser. Is absolutely denied by both
these gentlemen to the Associated Press.
Alr. Thurston said: "Such an idea never
entered our heads Why should A.? We
are now an established government. We
have been recognized by both the United
States and Russia, and 70 establish
a republic would be but 10 renOunce the
recognized nation we now have for ex-
istence This we DO not propose 10 do
Deny IL absolutely and give II the widest
publication" concluded Mr.. Thurston.
When interviewed Mr. Castle took the
same view. He said: You can see what
my views are from the columns OF the
Advertiser. While. like 1hurst0n, am
Hawaiian. born an American, 1 am not
here 70 compromise unless our national
mother. America, goes completely back on
us which | don't believe American pa
trlots would tolerate"
Mr.. Thurston leaves here tomorrow
by the steamer Pekln for Washington. .
He will take with him copy OF the
reply TO Mr.. Willis.
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HfUfTTfN SURPRISE.
The House Committee to Report the
HouteIle Re-oiution favoraby'

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a surprise was
furnished in the Hawaiian matter by the
action OF the House Committee on Naval
Affairs this morning. which voted unanl-
mously TO favorably report the Boutelle
resolution 10 the House.
This resolution Is an iron-clad one, cali
ing on the Secretary OF the Navy 10 IN
,orm the House, by what authority IN
structions were issued placing the naval
FORCES under the orders or Minister -biount
and 10 furnish copies Of all orders or
suggestions issued by himself or any
officer OF the navy since March T. 1879.
concernlnc the use OF the naval forces al
the Hawaiian Islands.
An amendment was made changing the
date 10 March 4, 1872. so mat the opera
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-10
P4ssLNGf dGEAIS MEET.
All Parts OF the Country Represented n
The Annual session.


NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 9.-The travelling
passenger agents OF the country are hold
ing their annual session in New Orleans
to-day The agents have come from all
parts Of the country, 10 New Orleans 10
attend this convention, and constitute
representative body Of men. Many OF
them arrived last night, and others got
here .hls morning. The local railroad men
are looking after the visitors during their
stay in :he city. and will show them cour-
tesias. The convention has received inY-
fatlons to go to Texas after the session
has been completed. This Is the twenty
second anniversary OF the association
The association met this morning. lhe
session Il not public one, but the pro
ceedings will be given OUT az the close
~ the session. Colonel j. White, OF Geor-
Ella is president OF the body. and Is pre-
siding al the session to-day. with secre
tary Holablrd at his desk Many OF ue
ana they exnect 70 see many OF the sights
during their stay IN the Crescent City
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Other Witness ..

The second witness examined was the
paying teller of the bank. Frank G.
N- c peffed that he had shifted
500. O0O from his department 10 Redwines,
I'm obedience 10 the latters instructions,
who WAS his superior in the bank. He
had first mentioned the matter 10 Mr..
McCandless. who did not object. but told
him 10 keep a watch. as the shifting OF
money in such a way was little irreg-
ular. Redwinc's reason for shifting thee
s20OOO was need OF legal tender. IN
this way the bank examiner WAS deceived.
The discovery Of the shortage was made
by Mr. Wheat.
Mr.. W. J. Campbell the examiner at the
time Of the defalcation. was next exam
ined. He had counted the cash. and found
that no deficiency existed The shifting
~ the money ust have occurred when
his back was turned.
The vice-president OF the bank. a. W.
nm was on the stand when court adj
iourned. The books Of the bank VIII be
introduced tomorrow morning.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range Oh hs
thermometer AZ the Times once ysSssr
.day. . A. A.. -: n ~. "A; p. 81. tli
! j.. NJ. u; r. Al, y: pidnAkhs. -
Average, ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-10

LOUISVILLE. KY, jan 9.-Senator
William Lindsay DemocraD was to-day
elected United States senator TO succeed
himself
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SO intense has become the factonal fight
In Key West and charges affecting the
integrity Of the Collector, also the present
immigration Inspector and the old Board
OF Immigrant luqairy having been made.
superintendent stump has deemed Il
proper 10 appoint new Board OF Inquiry
for this occasion. He telegraphed the
names 10 Key West this afternoon as fol-
liws: George Hudson. postmaster at
Key West. and Lcander Andrews George
a. Demeritt. and George w. Kemp. con
nected with the customs service at Key
West. In addition to this. he telegraphed
David Robinson, Inspector OF Immigration
at savannah. Ga, To meet Inspector
Desper en- route from Ellis 10 Key West.
Fla. and proceed with him To Key West
superintendent Stump gtates that he
intends 10 exhaust every means at his
command 10 enforce the iaw against alien
contract labor coming into the United
States.
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mas pFTxo7O RI TGvrDP
she Startling Info1ma ion Printed in
Paris .Joefnai.

PARIS. Jan. 9.-La Liberte to-day pub
fishes a dispatch under Rio Janeiro date
stating that President Pcixo,o. OF Brazil,
has resigned.
rhe statement contained In the dispatch
is not credited here.
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Cause of the Trouble.

The whole trouble. as far as information
received here goes. came from a desire on
the part Of one % the prominent cigar
manufacturers IN Key West TO import
irm Cuba for employment in their facto-
RES about 500 men. A committee for that
purpose, composed. 1t is said. OF some
of the most responsible people I'm Key
west. went to Havana TO employ these
men. To this the laboring people and es-
pecially those engaged in the factories.
objected. and word was sent TO Washing
ton several days ago OF the contemplate
ed Importation OF alien cigar-makers for
work in the Key West establishments
These Spanish alien cigar-mslSers. 10 the
number OF 80. as reported TO Superinten-
dent stump, arrived there to-day He has
ordered them detained until they can be
examined by a special board OF inquiry
to see whether they come within the ex-
ciuded class.
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PRICE TWO CENTS:
ALIEN CONTRACT LABOR.
SPANISH CfGAR-HAKEHs BROUGHT
INFO KEY WEST From BAyAyA.
The Treasury Using Prompt Measures 10
Investigate the Mstter-fnteDse
Feeling Manifested.

WASHINGTON, y. c., Jan. 9-key
West. Fla, is In a state OF intense cA-
citement over the Importation from
Havana OF Spanish cigar-makers. ac-
cording to reports received at the Treasury
Department to-day. The citizens OF the
town seem to have divided IN two
factions, and public meetings by each.
approving and denounciug the importa-
tion Of the cigar makers. have been held.
superintendent stump, Of the Immigra-
ton Bureau. Treasury Department. has
been Hooded with telegrams and commu-
nications on the subject. az have also the
senators and representatives from Florida.
The people are believed TO be on lhe
point OF open riot on the subject.
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The Wilson bill having been ialrl3
launched on its voyage throush tne
House, the Virginia members OF CoHsiess
TO whom nothing seems so uis,aS' S'eiu'
rs inaction, have resumed cohsiue' a,.o''
Of the personal wants OF their S'"S.,'u-
ents. and this morning every li'nIosI ',,
az the delegation sought interviews with
tho heads OF some Of tile departments.
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5uhtbdus uahrihten.

GinYeriub wirb sema9t, eine Besuo-
bisung fir Sobn g. Sloane, Elm 8un=
besItraf fling BON Caroline, Der ein &rip=
pei lit, gu erlaneen. 8unoesan,palt
Gnoieott bat li6 bieler Sa6e lebr an=
genommen.
Ser StrdIlins CHARLES Gbrisbt, Der
am IL. Sebruar 1893 wesen Ginbru6s
unb Oiebltabls BON 6rantlin County
einselieiert porben mar, I6eint elm BART
nddiser Ssunoe 3u lein. Shon iiber
brei Monate muB Ell eine Gusel BON 80
Yfunb unb cine lanse &ette, bic an iei=
men SUB gelhmieoet lit, nahtrasen. Gr
bate lib mehria6 sesen ieine g8arter
Derfeblt unb uuroe auf ben oritten @rao
perlsbt.
Cine Grplolion ereisnete lid am Jrei=
tag Morsen i'm Steinlbop i'm 3udt=
baule, ourd melbe bas 2eben mebrere
9trdflinse in Gefabr sebradt ,uurben.
s.. $. Butler, Der ueeen 6all6uns auf
II Sabren BON Gupabosa Gountp ein@
9eliefert pDrben mar, tpuroe erbebli6
bon Dampf perbriibt, als ct na9 Der
Gampfmal6ine l6aute unb berGplinoer
erplpoirte. Gilenitiiden flosen Butler
nm ben 2opI uno auf ben &iiden, uno
rurla9ten I6mere, uenn ni4t tobtli6e
Berlebunsen. Ser Werleste murbe ing
3ubtbausbolpital sebradt.
Ser @trdHins Yeter Glart biiBte am
Treitas Nadmittas bel ieiner Nrbeit
einen Singer elm. Sas Slieo ipuroe
amputirt.
6. s.. Brodtpap, @eorge s.. 6eotlep,
Cigar 6. Snttb unb WiQiam @leaion,
bier junse Mdnner, bic ansebli9 tpegen
Meineibs in benz betannten pro3eiie 9e=
gen ben gr;-S9minbler Dr. s. s.
9omprr auf ie bret Sabre ins 3u6tbaus
gel1idt tpuroen, tperben tuabri9einli1
begnaoist ,peroen. Das @elud tuurbe
BON mebreren @el6tporen, pom @eridts-
anmalt uno BON pielen 8iirsern in
Sadlon 3enn., unter19rieben. Selbit
oer &i6ter bat bic 8e9naoiguns Der bier
iungen Manner beiiirportet. sic ma=
rem BON Somoro aus als Elm Snitrument
9ebrau6t unb auf oieie Weile iibert0lpelt
tporben.
Sames .Mc@arbp uurbe Don einem
3iesel am Ropf setroIien uno gefdbrli&,
tpenn ni9t tobtlid perlebt.
Minnie gbe,u, eine Saidenbiebin bon
gupaboga gountp, mubte beute in gin-.
3elboft senommen tuerben, neil lie ii4 10
nitdnbie unb fred betruG baB es
ielbft ibren @enofiinner 3u fart iualroe.
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Die Obioer Stdats.fair

iinbet in bieIem Sabr pom 3. bis gum Z.
September itatt unb ale Nn3eiden lal=
fen borauf lhlieben, bab bieielbe lire
8urednser in ieoe 9inlt4t iberbieten
tuirb.
Die 9(usltellunsen BON lanbpirtbs
I&aftli4en Brpbutten. WaI4inerien,
3uht- unb 5dla9tpieb luerben rei6bal=
tiger uno intsreNonter lein als je 3upor
uno aud fir Die iibri9en Nbtbeilunsen.
tuie ssabritsr;eusnille, &aufmannstpaa-
rem, S3un1t uno WilIenldaften, Gr5iez
bunasweien UNI bergl. linb auber9e=
luobnlid piele Nnmeloungen gema41
tporoen.
Yon beIonoerem Sntereiie biirfte oie=
jeniee Mbtbeiluns lein, tpel9e bas
rDirfen unb Weben" Der Trauen peran-
1bauli6t.
Jiir unterbaltunsen aller Nrt III
sleidfaGs beftens seiorst iporoen. Nus=
eesei6nete Yferberennen, TubbaG, 8ole=
baG uno atbletilde Spiele aller Nrt,
Mulif, Heben, Jeuerperf uno berglei=
den werben Die sew0bnlide Nn3iebunss=
fraft ausiiben; suslei6 suollen mir oaraui
aufmerflom MAIDEN. oab bic Obioer
@toots Strange tudbreno Der NusfeQuns
ibre Heunipn abbdlt.
Sic Gilenbabnen baben bereittpilist
ben Wiinlden nad nieorisen Grfur=
iionsraten &ednuns setragen, 10 oaB
Der Belub Der Tair hur6ans feline 9ro=
fen Iinan;ie1en Opfer erforoert.
Sic 8urser BON Columbus weroen
1iderli9 alles tbun. mas in ibren &rdf=
ten ltebt, um BEN @aiten aus benz Staat
ben Nufentbalt in Der Staatsbaupt=
itabt Su ansenebm tuie moslib gu
MAIDEN.
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Jahresberid,t oes itaatlihen Sa'
brif- uno 6ebduoe : in.
fpeftors.
fpeftors.

Ser sebnte Sobresberi1t beg Staats-
ssabrits unb @ebdube=Snlpettors ipMrbe
am Donnerltas benz Gouberneur einse.
reidt. Die tpeientli9lten punfte bes
8eridtes iinb fol9enbe Wdbrenb bes
Sabres muroen bic Ma16inerien in
1854 Gabrifen tnipi3irt; 1,005 nebr
als i'm porbersebenben Sabre; in o.
100 6abritsebduben ipurben COZ 8er+
dnberuneen ongeorbnet, pon benen AGO
ousgefiibrt murben; 20 Opernbduler
tpurben beRdtigt uno mebrere aenoerun-
gen in ben Yldnen porseldrieben; %
folderMenberunsen tpurben ourdsefabrt;
an Colleges unb Sdulsebduoen uurben
-63 inlpi3irt unb BON so porseidriebenen
Werdnberunsen tpuroen SO berseitellt ;
in 46 9ptels purben 20 ltmdnoerungen
por9enommen auBerbem ,uurben
nod 112 onbere @ebGube unterlu1t
unb "a Nenberun9en an9eorbnet ;
BON tuelden nur 80 aussefiibrt ,uurben.
9auptldhli9 in Sabaffabrifen tpurben
Minberjdbrige 3ur Nrbeit beraneesosen ;
6as bierauf be5ii9li9e Geieb wurbe in
pielen Gdllen ftrens our99efiibrt unh
meiitens cine before Bei6dftisuns ben
atbeitsloien Winberjdbrisen uerl6afft
I'm l1nfdllen tpurben 339 udbrenb bee
Sabres gen,elbet. 20 Tdlle batten elmer
tootliden Nuseans. @esen S4lub bee
Beri1tes murbe bic Mnitellun9 mebrere'
peiterer glerfs befiirmortet. Ser @e:
Iommtberi1t 1T 10 umfansreid, oas es
bic Rraft eines Nlannes erforoert, ben.
1eiben 3u beben.
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Wallep Babn be3iisli4 Der se9en bic Sc.
ieQidaft erbobenen Bei6uerben. gnts
ldieben tpirb bic @ade erii merben,
mann Drdiibent Waite BON ieiner @eile
nod benz Often 3uriidtebrt.
Muf Elm @elu1 pom @eri9tsan.
malt in Musfinguth gountp lanbte &ous
perneur McRinlep Elm Muslief ferunssge.
lu9 an ben @ouperneur in Snbiana fir
einen gemilien gullins, ber in Muncie,
Snb., perbaftet murbe. Ser Mrreitant
ion am s. Muguit nabe BEL GAINESVILLE
cine Drel9mai1tne nit DDnamit in bic
2uft seiprenst baben.
- Ser GroBmeilter Der Obioer
Staats-v Grange" bat Elm Circular an
ale Granger bes Staates seri9tet. gr
tpeiit oarin 5und9it auf bic Dele9aten-
tuabl our nd6iten etaats=@range bin
unb ma9t auf bic Reunion selesentli9
Der @taatsfair ON 5. unb 6. 5eptember
aufmertiom. Sen 8e1u9ern tpiro bic
Strange 9all CUR 9erfiisuna seitelt.
- Mit benz @taotsaubitor purben
folsenbe @ounties.Nbre4nunsen por9e'
nommen: Wearion Gountp, @elammt<
follettionen $149,45O.56; Staatsantbeil
$1S,0l8.1s; 9ieblano County, Sc
lammttoaeftionen $1O6,3 1880; Staats
antbeil $l5,25O; CRAWFORD County,
@e1ammtfolleftionen, $136,328.52 ;
Staatsantbeil $13,5O5.7O.
Sodion County, &eiammtcollettio'
men $8,644.17, Staatsantbeil $3.107.=
Il; @uernfep County. @elammteouet.
tione n $11 1,530.94, Staatsantbeil $4,'
17R72
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2lus Dem Bunoeseeriht.

Cine interelionte Rlase lit pon Di<
iiriftsanmolt 0orIan Cleveland I'm Bite.
lisen Bunbesseridt einsereidt ,uorben.
'Die1elbe ridtet id sesen William 9.
DonaloIon unb bic Steubenpiue 50.
pferei uno lautet ouf uebertretuns oes
Gelebes segen bic Smporration BON
Guntrattarbeitern. 9uf 3upiberbanb>
lunsen eesen oieles @eleb itebt eine
@elbitrafe BON $1,000. Ser an9ebli4
unter gontroft importirte Mrbeiter lit
SoIepb Bourne BON 8urslen in @tafforb.
lbire, gnslano. Donalblon 1T prali,
beut unb @el9ditsfiibrer Der Steuben=
piller Jabrifseiellidaft. gs lit bies Der
erite berartise Jall i'm Staate Obio.
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fisl beftie auf bic So Jub tiefselesenen
6teinilieien nieber. Waan fanb ibn ba.
ielbit glei9 bornad in bepuBtloiem 3u-
-itanoe unb bra4te TIN 3u Bette; bod
trob aller an9emanbten Wfittel erla9 er
ben erlittenen 0erlebun9en nod por
9agesanbru1. gorltelom mahte ben
lebten Biir9erfries als Wtitslieb BON
Gompasnie s bes 6. &entudp GaDalles
rie=@esiments NIT.
- Sid. Weber, ein 42jdbriser Mrbei.
ter, Der in Norb Toirmount mpbnt,
tpurbe in elmer Sanb9rube an Der
9opple- unb Spring @rope Npe. BON
@ano perI9iittet. Ct brad oas linte
Rein. Man i9affte ibn na4 benz 9os-
pital. gs itellte 1id bel elmer ndberen
l1nterludune beraus, baB er innerIide
Nerlebungen erlitten bat. Man slaubt
babe iterben wirb. Meber 1T perbei-
ratbet.
90btli9er Stura. CHARLES
Mcgortbp, 20 Me2eon Noenue, @incin.
nati ,uobnbaft, mar am Nbenb bes %.
Musult i'm Muftrase Der StraBenbabn
So. nit benz &epariren zines eleftrif9en
Drabtes an Der Queen gitp, nabe
Spring @rope Npenue, bei9dftist unb
fiel babel BON benz setpobnli9 fur bieie
Mrteit benusten fabrbaren &eriiit. st
blieb als 2ei9e lieeen, benn er batte 1i4
bas &enid eebro9en unb ouberoem ei-
nen S9dbelbru9 erlitten. Gbe er ges
fallen mar, bate ct iiber Shminbel
9efla9t.
- Sic 6Ojdbrise 6rau Marp SIP.
gibbons BON Ill Greeman Mpenue in
Cincinnati purbe am Donnerjtag Mbenb
BON einem unfaq betroHen, ber ibr
tpabrl9einli9 oas 2eben toiten uiro.
Oie Grau tpuroe BEL bem 1erlu9e, bic
@eleile Der 6. 8. &: $. 8abn gu iiber=
l4reiten, bon einem 3u9e setroffen unb
l9mer perlebt. Das Naienbein murbe
ibr sebroden, bic linte @anse in ent=
iebli9er Weile serriGen, bret &ippen &c.
bro9en unb tpurbe ibr nod bas &iiderat
perlebt. sic purbe in einem Yotrolma,
gen na@ ibrer Wobnuns eebra@t.
- Ser @emeine George gDbite bon
Comp. A bes 5. &e9iments in @leues
lano m1a1te am Nbenb bes %. Muguit
in benz Quartier Der Gompa9nic einen
Selbitmorouerlud. Sn einem binteren
3immer 3os er ieinen Rod aus uno feuerte
einen SduB auf lih ab. Wtan slaubt
ni6t, baB er NIT bem 2eben oaoon tom=
men mirb. George Wbite lit l9 Sabre
alt, u.ilt einBruoer bes erl ten lieutenant
&obert 8. Wbite BON berlelben Com
pa9nie.
- Nn elmer Mnsell6nur bdnsenb
uuroe am %. Ausuit in Cincinnati bic
2ei6e oes 7Oidbrisen @ottfrieb ub aus
benz Obioflub sesooen. Rod, 6ut uno
Welte bes Grtrunfenen fano man ipdter
auf einem 8erftboot uno unterliest es
faum einem 3tpeifel, baB oerlelbe Selbit=
moro besansen bat. Ser Mann par
Wittper, erfreute lih aber gutter @eluno=
belt unb lebte in mohlseoroneten 8er=
bdltnilien; er NOR iebr befannt uno ge=
bDrte su pielen Vereinen uno 2osen.
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Castoria.

''Castoria empfehle ich, we'll es Elm gites
Nittel fur Kinder fst und besser ais alle an
deIen, die tch kenne.'
81. A. ARCHER, DR.. mod.
Ill So. Oxford Str, Brooklyn. N. T.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-09
THE NEXT SENATE.

MEN WHO WILL COMPOSE THE UPPER
BRANCH OF THE STATE LEGIsLATURE.
Republicans in the fourteen coun-
ties of the State have held conven-
tons and nominated candidates for
the September election. The nomi-
ness for the Senate are as follows -
Addison-D. H. Lewis of Vergennes
and W. N. Platt of Shoreham.
Bennington-I. E. Gibson of Ben
nington and O. M. Barber of Airing
ton.
Caledonia-L. D. Hazen of St.
Johnsbury aud c. j. Bell Of Walden.
Chittenden-Elias Lyman of Bur-
lington, S. H. Macomber of Westford
and R. j. White of Shelburne.
Essex-G. N. Dale of Island Pond.
Franklin-W. III. Hunt of st. AL
bans, L. e. Levens of Richford and O.
L. Kinds of Highgate.
Grand Isle-Edwin Adams of Grand
Isle.
Lamoille-Frank Kenfeld of Nor
risville.
Orange-H. W. Bailey of Newbury
and j. X. Darling of Chelsea.
Orleans-C. L. Erwin of Newport
and w. W. Miles of Barton.
Rutland-F. D. White of Rutland,
|. R. Allen of Fair Haven, A. D. Tiff
fanny of Pttsford and N. S. Walker of
Clarendon.
Neutrality-suspicious. Plumley of
Mortified and H. o. Worthen of
Barre.
Windham-M. l. Reed of Vernon
and Daniel Sherwin of Jamaica.
Windsor-Fred Arnold of Bethel,
Lemuel Shattuck of Bridgewater and
A. f. Burbank of Cavendish.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-09

AMERICAN TIN PLATE.-The latest
report on tin plate, just made by Mr..
Ira Aver, special agent of the treas
ury department, to Secretary Car
Isle, shows that under the thorough
protection provided for American tin
plate by the Mckinley law that in
dustry has been making remarkable
progress in face of difficulty and de-
preston. The cry of those who
would like to prove Americans infe-
rior to the British in skill and ability
has been that while Americans were
putting tin plate on the market they
were importing the black plates, and
simply dipped them in melted tin.
Mr.. Aver shows the falsity of this
Anglo-Mugwump Islander on Ameri-
can industry by the statement that
during the year ending June 81,
1894, the amount of black plates
manufactured in this country was
over fifty-two millions of pounds, or
approaching go per cent. of the whole
amount used, whereas, during the
twelve months ending June 80, 1892,
the amount OF black plate manufac-
tured here was less than ten millions
OF pounds, and the total American
production was not much over double
that amount. This wonderful growth
OF American tin plate manufacture
shows what effective protection will
do for an American industry.-New
York Press.