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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

fir SaugIinge und Kinder.

Castoria bef0rdert VerdauuRg
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfung,
Magensaure, Diarrh@ und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch Wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf natir1ich.
Castoria enthalt weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
'sCastoria empfehle lch, we'll es Elm gutes
Mittel fur Kinder 1st und besser ais allie ande-
rem, die ich kenne.' n. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill South Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
s'seit mehreren Jahren habe ich 'Castoria'
empfohlen und verde damit fortfahren, da eS
Eegelmass1g gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN F. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
1875. st. und z. Ave., New York City.
"Aus eigener Erfahrung und BeobachtuDg
kann. ich sagen, dass Castoria cine treff1iche
MediZin fir Kinder ist, da es abfuhrend Wirkt
und die game Constitution durch heilsame
Wlrkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecht erhalt.
Ytele Mttter haben mir erZahlt, vie ausge.
Zeichnet es ihren Kindern bekommt."
DR.. G.. @. OsGcoD,
Lowell, Mass.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, " Murray Street. NY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
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5. Sbr @ebrouG erforbert feline Gerdnbsr1n9 Der Sidt
Dber Der Observation-Disclosures,
6. Sie linb abfolut lnId6olid.
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fubret un6 mirfeu unmttteIbar ouf ben StB oes uebelB
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unentI9loiienDeit, Wtangel an WtaenStrafb S9i6terGs
belt Il. |. IL. unIere acknowledgements ~erTprbert feins
geruiStDrung uub fetne Mtageniiberloouugen nit N}ebis
ain, Die WtebifGntente tper6en brett an ben afTcirteu
Sbeilen au9eipanbt.
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= SIN "DOrigen Sabre itn6 3341 S9ife
burb BEN Sue3tatal gefa6ren. Oarunter
befanben itA 1862 engIti9e, 260 6euti6e,
ia boIdnbii6e, 100 fran5Oti6e, 81 Oferz
reibii9e, SO ttaIienii6e, 36 nortpeaii6e,
27 ipanti6e, 10 raifii9e, 10 ttrfii6e, Z
portu9iefii6e, 3 dgDptii3e ullb 1 bel9ii6es,
pd6ren6 259 beri9iebenen anberen Staaz
ten angeb0rten. Die 0urbfabrtS3eit be-
tru9 i'm 9ur9i9nitt 2O4 Stunben. SIM
Sabre 1892 batten 1859, 1891 1927 un6
1890 1889 S3tfe ben &anal paiftrt.
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IDAHO GOLD PROPERTIES.
Soma Important sales That WIN Gsr-
tainly Boom Things.

Soma Important BALES That VIII Ger
tainiy Boom Things.
speclal Dispatch to the stapdtrd
BOISE. Idaho, Jan. II. This part of
Idaho is having q decided boom in vallia-
Bile gold properties. No less than eight
wealthy investors are in Boise making an
examination of properties with view 10
heavy investments, The sale OF the Plow-
man mine in the Neal district TO Balbach
of Omaha for Si60,000 is assured. There
will be largely increased force of men
put to work. while the capacity of the
mill will he doubled. To-day it is an open
secret OH the streets that tho Flanagan
gold property near Boise has been sold to
Harry Raymond. representing a wealthy
Portland, Ore, company. The considera-
ton is not known. though IL is reported TO
be quite handsome. ,ir. Raymond Is
elated with the purchase and says he will
have a l0-stamp mill running there inside
of 30 days. The property contains three
lodges. one II feet wide. the other nine and
the third two, while the assays of ore in
the latter vein run 500 10 the ton, free
milling orc. and the other seven s25. A. b.
McKeehan of Tacoma is one of the com.
psny owning the property and is now here
TO aid in developing 1t.
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REFERRED 10 A CAUCUS.
Action of the Way. and Means Commit
tee ON the Internal Revenue.


tee on the Internal Revenue.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 12.-The democratic
members of the ways and means commit
tee considered the internal revenue bill
to-day. The meeting was a spirited one,
many unexpected motions being made, SO
that at one time the friends Of the income
tax feared they were defeated. At the
outset Tarsney moved that the question
as to whether the internal revenue fea-
lures are TO be reported independent of
the bill be referred 10 democratic eau
Gus. After an animated discussion a vote
was taken and the motion prevailed by
vote of six to five. Bynum moved to re-
consider the entire revenue bill as practi-
cally agreed upon some time ago. This
motion also prevailed by a vote OF six TO
five. Bynum voted with the opponents of
the income tax. The affirmative vote was
cast by Wilson, Breckinridge, Bynum,
Cochran, Stevens and Montgomery. The
negative vote by McMillin, Bryan, Whit.
ing, Tarsney and Turner.
After some discussion as to the status,
vote was again taken on the other in
ternal revenue features and they were
agreed TO as previously decided upon.
The democrats who were opposing the In
come tax proposition. led by Wilson, then
forcel direct vote upon the question Of
su5st ruting all the internal revenue
features TO the house as n separate
measure. The motion TO so report the in-
ternal revenue bill was agreed TO by =
vote Of six 10 five, Bynum voting in the
affirmative. Finally il was agreed in
formally. that il a caucus TO consider thu
income tax should be called by arv menu
bers outside the ways and mesas C1frmis-
tee and the caucus sentiment "a 4 vote
should be for the incorporation Of the in
ternal revenue features as part OF the WI
son bill any member Of the committee so
Disposed could make "A motion on the floor
~ the house 10 SO include il.
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IN THE FATHERLAND.
me Bismarck Monumcnt-Comin Roy al
Marriage-Two Americans In Jail

0ue bismtEch "ouuutcut-somink Noybt
Marriage-Two Americans In JaiL.
BERLIN. Jan. l2.-It is announced that
the Russian delegates have agreed TO the
proposed Russo-German commercial
treaty and that the duration Of the treaty
is to be 10 years.
The committee organized for the pur-
pose OF erecting monument to Bismarck
met to-day, after two years inaction.
Members Of the committee who occupy
high office were absent. Ii was announced
that the amount OF money now at the dis
posai of the committee is 1. 10000 marks.
A subcommittee was appointed with in
structions TO report upon site for the
monument In April next.
A dispatch from Darmstadt says the
marriage of the Grand Duke Of Hesse and
Princess Victoria Coburg will take place
early in the spring and the queen of Eng
land will be present AT the ceremony.
Two Americans giving their names as
John Harden Of Washington and Frank
Glover of san Francisco were sentenced
to-day. each to 20 months Imprisonment,
after being convicted of swindling n num-
ber OF jewelers in this city. Harden and
Glover refused to give the police any in
formation in regard to their past life and
accepted the sentences with the remark
'all right"
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TWO YEARS IN PRISON
Young Jimmy Mools Gets on as Light
as Could Be Expected.
JUDGE KNOWLES ADVICE
He Points Out That the Way OF the
Transgressor Is Very Hard-A
Motion For a New Trial
In Jones' Case.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

HELENA, Jan. l2.-James Moots was to-
day sentenced to two years imprisonment
al Deer Lodge and to pay 500 nne for his
participation in the murder OF Henry
Schubert. When Judge Knowles asked
him what he had to say he replied that he
had always worked hard. Then he broke
down. His lawyer, f. {. Russell, made a
plea for his client on the ground that he
did not know the character of the men lie
was with at the time of the affray, and he
tried 10 surrender but was prevented by
the firing on the outside. Judge Knowles
told Moots he had been found in the COM
pany of men who, according 10 the eyi-
dence, were of bad character, men who
sought TO take property from men who
made o living by honest means.
"These men," ho added. cared
nothing for the rights OF tho
people among whom they lived. 1t
made no difference to them how they OBJ
tained their money so they got IL, and they
proposed To obtain il without honest effort
and by crime. You were found with these
men and were with them when fellow
being was killed. IL may be IL was mere
accident that you were with them. Tho
history of the men who commit crime is
that while they may meet with some tenn
porary success, yet in the end their lives
are failures in every particular. They
make little money by crime, but in the
end II is all gone and they die miserable
death. either within the walls of n peni-
teniiary or out among their fellow men,
deserted and forsaken, with none To do
for them an act of kindness. As a matter
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TAKING OUT A LICENSE
The Sports Say Nothing Can Possibly
Stop The Fight Now.
SEATS SELLING RAPIDLY
II Is Boldly Declared That the MI
lltla Won't Act and That the
Governor Is Way in
the Hole.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 12.-City H.
censes were issued to-day for the Corhett-
Mitchell contest on January % and for the
colored boxers, Perry and Wilkinson. on
Monday. The latter Is looked upon as q
test case. The Duval club officers laugh
al Governor Mitchell's threats, and say
the contest will certainly come of on tho
18th. Local military officers say their
men would probably refuse TO turn out,
and that no dependence could be placed
on them, SO that il state troops are called
out companies from outside this county
must be called. The excitement is at a
white heat. and all parties are In fer
ment over the daily events.
The license was taken out by Harry
Mason. president of the Duyal club on be-
half of Corbett and Mitchell. I provides
for glove contest or an exhibition of
skill In boxing, with Corbett aud Mitchell
as the principals, to take place at the fair
grounds building in Fairfield, a suburb Of
jacksonville. on Thursday. January %,
ls9i. fee OF SIS being paid. provided that
all the other conditions embraced in the
prov lsions Of the ordinance regulating en-
hibitions Of skill in boxing and glove con-
tesls snail De collpleu Win III Ill fcepect>.
license for a boxing match between
widdleweights Harris and Watkins, which
will take place next Monday night, was
also issued.
Adjutant General Houston, commander
OF tho Florida national guard. who has
been in jacksonville in consultation with
local military officers in regard to taking
steps to prevent the fight. refuses to make
any statement as to Governor Mitchell's
plans in regard to the matter. The local
militia will refuse TO turn out should they
be ordered TO do SO To prevent the contest,
and the situation remains rs before. In
interviews tonight with officials of the
club they say they are mistaken in tho
belief that the contest will come of as ad-
vertised. To-day has been the biggest in
the sale Of seats since tho sale opened.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l2.--Joseph Ullman is in
receipt Of the following telegram from
Joseph II. yendig at jacksonville: "The
Corbett and Mitchell contest will posi-
lively take place as advertised. Inform
your friends" The sender Of the mes
sage 10 tho betting commissioners of Mike
Dwyer, and is supposed to be very close to
the Duval club. vcndig has been in Flo
rida for some time, aud tho message Is re-
| garded as practically Official.
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CHICAGO, Jan. l2.-After a nine weeks
trial the jury IN tue Alonzo c. Wood will
contest returned verdict to-day ia favor
of the heirs. Wood lett n estate valued at
$4,000 ia trust for his children. One sou
is a life convict in san Quentin. Cali
fornia. and especially exempted from par
ticipation IA the estate. The other heirs
brought suit to have the trustees removed
and the will sci aside. The jury declared
Wood of unsouud mind at the time of
making the will. This now permits the
convict a share in the estate,
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AN ALASKAN CUSTOM.
People Up There Think It's All Right
to Bu a Few Wives.

PORT TOWNSEND. WASH. Jan. Every
few white men in Alaska are legally mar
ried, nearly all according TO the native
custom having bought their wives. In has
been impossible 10 get grand juries to in
dict because the members Of the juries
themselves are guilty. Now United tates
Marshal Porter has instructed his depu-
ties throughout tho territory to arrest all
such violators of the law. As q result
nearly every man on board the United
States steamer Pinta is in Jail at Sitka.
Hundre dis of other leading citizens will be
taken into custody.
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MELLO DISAEARTENED.
Two Accidents That Make tho Rebel Ad-
mIral Peel BAD.


Copyrighted by the Associated Press.
RIO JANEIRo, Jan. l2.-Tbe explosions
in the rebel fort ut yillogaignon and on
board the rebel warship Tamandare were
more serious than at first stated. The
explosion in the fort is variously reported
as that Of gun and magazine. Fifteen
soldiers were killed and the fort was
badly damaged. The explosion of gun
on the Tamandare killed six marines and
wounded eight. The rebels are reported as
being much disheartened by these acci-
dents and Peixoto's adherents ara en-
couraged.
caused the explosion in the fort is denied
by the rebels. II is reported that the re-
fusal OF the Nichteroy's crew to sail is
not due to non-payment OF wages, but is
because they demand payment in ad-
vance. The government denies this and
says that tho Nichteroy, America. Aurora
and other vessels at Pernambuco will sail
south as soon as the entire feet is gath
cred there. IL is likewise asserted and
contradicted that the rebels contemplate
attacking the government fleet and then
Rio itself. Peixoto is confident of his
ability successfully TO defend the city.
RIO DE JANEIRo, Jan. II The United
States cruiser san Francisco arrived here
to-day and the American officers were as
tonished TO find Admiral Do Mello and
the flagship Aquidaban here. as the last
heard from the rebel commander at Bahia
he was still operating in the South. Ad-
miral Benham upon his arrival had long
interview with Captain Picking of the
United States cruiser Charleston and tho
latter received visits from foreign officers.
Admiral De Mello is reported to have been
in constant communication with the shore
since his arrival here and important de-
veiopments arc expected shortly.
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HANCMAN'S DAY.
Brutal Murderers Settle Their Accounts
with tho Law.


with the Law.
WINCHESTER, Ohio. Jan. l2.-About a
month ago Roscoe Rorter, a colored boy,
brutally murdered an old couple named
Rhine. for whom he worked. lie knew of
Rhine receiving money and the murder
was for the purpose Of robbery. After his
arrest he was taken to Portsmouth to pre-
vent lynching. Last nigh, the sheriff took
him to wes, Union. On the way TO have
a preliminary examination the facts be-
came known and secret organization in
cluding many prominent citizens num-
bering 400. went to West Union, battered
down the Jail doors, took the negro out
and hanged him and riddled his body with
bullets.
AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. Ed Nichols,
colored, was hanged hero this morning for
the murder of Anna Stark, in March,
1898. She was girl IA years old. Nichols
criminally assaulted her and then beat
her horribly. She fingered several weeks
before dying.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. l2.-Sam WclEer was
hanged here this morning for the murder
of his mistress, Clementine Manning. His
neck was broken.
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AROUND The WORLD.

ANTWERP. Jan. 12.-The Jesuit college
here has burned. Loss 100000 francs.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Nothing of special
interest developed in the Coughlin trial
to-day.
WINSEPEG, Man., Jan. 12.-Robert
Miles and a girl eight years old were
frozen to death in Wednesdays storm.
GUTHRIE, Ok, Jan. 12.-S. H. Foss, q
wealthy ci,izen, was killed by young man
named Derr this morning. Foss was being
tried for killing Derr, senior, at the time
of the killing.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 12.-Edward Lewis, a
young carpenter, whose domestic relations
were unhappy, this morning shot and
killed his wife and then killed himself,
falling on his wfe's body.
TRENTON, y. j., Jan. 12.-The republic
can senate this morning called the roll
and in the absence of quorum ad-
iourned till Monday. Later in the day the
democratic senate met, called the roll
and adjourned till tomorrow.
New YORK, Jan. 12.-H. Maitland Ker-
sey, American agent of the White Star
line, has just returned from abroad. lie
says Lord Dunraven will come here in
May TO race the Valkyrie against the big
American sloops.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA Washington
special 10 a morning paper says: IL is
said that Cleveland has called for the res
ignation of the members OF the Utah COM
mission. with view of increasing its eili-
cheney. II is represented that there are
conflicting interests among its members
and that good government will be served
by a new deal. When the democrats IN
congress come TO admit Utah as a state
the commission will die n natural death.
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LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
Confirm tions-Hornbl still In sus-
pcnse-Mrs Stevenson's Luncheon.

Confirm tions-Hornb still In Sus-
pense-Mrs stevenson's Luncheon.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The new
cruiser, Marblehead. was formally turned
over to the United States government at
New York. having been primarily ac-
cepted. The final test remains to be
made.
The great part of the senate executive
session was devoted TO two nominations
which have been hanging ever since the
extra session. those Of r. E. Preston, di-
rector Of the mint, and Isaac j. Wooten of
Delaware. agent of the Nevada Indian
agency in Nevada. The case OF Wooten
was first taken up. 1t is understood that
Gray made brief reply to the personal
charges made against Wooten by Higgins,
defending Wooten as q competent man
for the position. He also replied briefly to
the general charges as TO the Improperly
of selecting man from one state TO hold
Office in another. saying there were many
precedents for such a course. The vote
resulted in Wooten's favor.
The president approved the act relating
to disqualihcations of registers and re-
ceivers of United States land offices.
The senate to-day in executive session
confirmed the following nominations !:
John NJ. L. Sill. minister resident and
consul general TO Corca; Robert Z. Pres
ton, District Of Columbia, TO be director of
the mint; Indian agents-Isaac j. Wooten
of Delaware. at Nevada agency in Nevada /;
George w. Harper of Georgia. at Umatilln
agency. Oregon; Charles L. Davis of llli-
nois. a, Colorado River agency, in Arizona.
The mos, unexpected development IN
connection with the Hornblower confirm
alton, was the action of the executive
committee OF the republican national
committee officially seeking 10 secure con-
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ST.. Louis, Jan. 12.-The police have
been unable to discover evidence to show
that last nights double tragedy was other
than a murder and suicide by a jealous
paramour. The woman's right name is
Mrs. Josie Renke, her husband, Lewis A..
Renke. being In Nevada, Mo. Size sepa-
rated from him TO become the companion
OF j. i. Stevenson, who left his family TO
20 with her. They soon separated, and
since then the woman's life has been an
uncertain one. 5. j. Wllsko came from
Independence, Mo. The other man, Ma
son, cannot be located.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12.-lt is under
stood that the grand jury has dropped the
Curtis bribery case, owing 10 inability TO
obtain sufficient evidence to warrant find.
ing an indictment. The charge was made
that the jury which acquitted Actor NJ. d.
Curtis of tue murder of Policeman Grant
was bribed and the grand jury has been
investigating IL for some time. Curtis is
somewhere in the East at present.
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NEW YORK. Jan. l2.-The trial Of the
suit Of W. Il. Lapham for s25, 900 damages
for libel against ex-Secretary John W.
Noble. Of the interior department, is now
on trial here. Lapham was formerly chief
clerk of the stationery and printing
division Of the interior department, which
place he resigned to become q broker in
government supplies. The suit is based
on a circular TO contractors issued by
Noble stating that any interference on the
part of Lapham was not to be TO the
interest of any person or firm making
bids. Noble said there was no personal
malice in il at all. The jury was dis
charged. being unable to agree. They
stood IL to in favor of Noble.
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OF the nomination, especially IL IL could be
made 10 appear that il Was accompl,shel
through republican instrumentality. II Is
said that the committee met with but LIT.
tie encouragement, aud Carter is quoted
as saying that after conversation with a
prominent western senator he came
nearer being convinced that he was wrong
than he had come to bringing the senator
over to the Hornblower side OF he ques.
tion..
Mrs. Stevenson gave q luncheon to-day
In honor Of Mrs. Cleveland at the Nor
mandie. The table was in the form OF a
hollow and wns decorated with ferns, smi-
lax and roses. Tho guests were Mrs.
Cleveland, Mrs. Gresham, Mrs. Carlisle,
Mrs. Lamont, Mrs. Bissell, Miss Herbert,
Mrs. Hoke Smith, Miss Morton. Mrs.
Fuller, wife of Chief Justice Fuller, Lady
Pauncefote, Nine. Romero, Mrs. Black
burn, Mrs. German, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
Brice and Mrs. Murphy.
Levi W. Myers, consul at Victoria, re-
ports on the sealing fleet for the coming
season. He says: ~ am assured that all
expect TO go direct to the Russian side.
the restriction Of that government term-
mating by its own terms on Jan. l, 1881.
Sealers understand that from that date
there will be no distractions to sealing
there and they dread complications on
this side of the Pacific. There are not the
hustle and excitement about QUILTING
this time that characterized the prepara-
tions last year. but all the vessels are CO.
ing to sea as far can learn"
Senor Mendonca, the Brazilian minis
ter, does not expect any decisive move
ment in Brazil before the last OF this
month or the first of February. when he
thinks the government will have its forces
massed and be ready for an aggressive
movement against the rebels.