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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
IRnNICAL REMARKS.

Chicago, Oct. Gin his opening lee
ture at the Grand opera house today be-
fore the Society for Ethical Culture,
Mr.. Mangasarian, the Armenian leader
of that organization, referring to the
Armenian massacres, said he would sug-
gest that the Armenians withdraw their
petition to the Christian powers for help
and appeal to the sultan of Morocco, the
khedive of Egypt and the shah of Persia.
''The Christian world" he said, lis
perhaps waiting to see the Armenian
people embrace Mohammedanism that 1t
may send missionaries to reconyert them
one by one and at great expense,
Next Sunday he will lecture on the re-
ligious aspects of the uprising in Con-
stantinOple.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
KANSAS PROHIBITION LAW.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. Gan important
decision has been handed down by the
supreme court involving the validity OF
one section of the prohibitory law.
The law of 1889 conferred upon police
officers the authority to enter any place
where it was thought liquor was being
sold and make arrests without warrants
Under this section policemen have been
in the habit of entering places winch had
fallen under suspicion and arrester who
ever they caught in apparent possession
of the place. The court holds that this
section, in so far as it authorizes an ar
rest without warrant for misdemeanor
not committed in the view of the officer
is unconstitutional and void.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
pvRRANT'S ALlBl sHAA Ni>i
"A s,udent Who Knows OF the Delen'
a - ants Absence April D.

o;soo Oct. 6.-The prosecu-
san 10 Dnrrant case is said TO hav .'i
=, 10 nossession information W. ~ Dur
u IL N. SKATER the last remnant Oh Dui
ran, Dner, a student of the C0Opel
Dr,Sioai college, sat alongside OIL Dua
ranf Mt the lectures. w men tho class
,Titb the other members OF the Dur,
Dae1 said he did not know W stUnnnnn lee
rant was present at tne
,ure on April 3 or not. ,,;non+ nhv-
or,s father. who is prominent Pr!
.;di"n informed the police, however, Ina.
:, h;s own home and to the members
nr lis own family young Deer slI.ru
~ on the afternoon of Aprll o Dul
.i.' scat was occupied by student
,,n,,sd Rarry. He added that the SUI
da,t who that afternoon answered. W
Dnrront's name occupied one OIL t ne ivai
+cota in the class room. Inc collilli un,
ZION. in his own family, was not ~
,olnpanied by any injunction vi ST., ~
n was not until all OF the stuuent1' - 4
Guiding Deer, on the witness s' t,rosonca
I'D knowledge of Durrants presence
W, absence that those who had heaIn
+bo tory concluded to communicate WIN
tbe district attorney. 1t IS presuiiie 20
tho+ Deer. in common with other ol
Terrrant,s friends desired as far as pos
sihr TO protect him and so aVolueu al
sypring pertinent questions by respond
ing. 81 don't know" it'd Door
n is now considered certain lnaI 80
will be recalled to the stand ana requit-
Cd IL tell the truth concerning the events
in the college class room on the al'ei
room of April 3.re
S,r francisco. Oct. 6.-The Examiner
says: ...,,. =, +bo
1,,ront case and one which comes now
49, climax with crushing weight upon
tbn accused has become the property OF
10 nrosncution. Theodore Durrant moi
a,t, confessed to classmates that he
Tgf no notes of DR.. Cheney's lecture
Lrt he begged his friends to take ms
noes to his mother, Mrs. Durrant' tila'
they might be copied. -, ,., a.,
II have no notes of that lecture, ths
accused student said, ana l Only heeu
fhen to complete my abb. ..
Whom tbo student to whom Durran'
made the confession takes the witness
md the crumbling fabric OF the de
rnu,e will fall. The student to whon
Drrrant made the fatal encouragement Ign
Is mis- classmate and friend, Or. Gllper'
n iraham. 1t was not Graham's pur
posn to tell what he knew For the
sake of an old friendship; Tor tne lleII
orv of his college days with Durrant
Ct5ham had held back part of his story
IL, had informed the police that Duran,
IND asked him for his notes, but he dlC
MOI wish to tell the prosecution the whole
story and repeat Durrant's confession
thot he had no notes of that lecture
Like Charles A. Dukes, he did not WIS.,
ia iniure his classmates case, but now
he has destroyed its last support. H'
has given the prosecution what they
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
RATE QUESTIONS.

Chicago, Oct. 6.-Great pressure has
been brought to bear on Chairman Nudge
ley of the Western Freight association
by certain officers Of the road to order
a reduction in the tariff rates to the
basis of cuts which are now being made
in an underhand manner. Were this
done, it would have the effect of cutting
down the entire list about one-half.
Chairman Midgeley has turned a deaf
ear to the opportunities with which he
has been assailed. He says his bust
ness is to preserve and not to destroy
rates. If the officials want low rates
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
FAMOUS LIBERTY BELL.
The Annunciator of Americas Freedom
Arrives in Knoxville.

Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. 6.-The old lib,
erty bell passed through the Switzerland d
of America today and tonight hnds a
resting place in Knoxville. From tne
time the famous old relic was turned oyer
70 the Southern railway at Bristol TINS
afternoon at 2 o'clock until it reacneu
Knoxville tonight at Z o'clock ovatiol
after ovation has been given to IL anu
Mayor Warwick of Philadelphia nsT
practically lost his voice rehearsins .he
story of how it rang out Americas Tree
dom. @
m. tomorrow.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10

State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
county-Frank ]. Cheney makes oath
that he is the senior partner of the firm
of f. j. Cheney & Co., doing business
in the city of Toledo county and State
aforesaid and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of ca
tarrh that can not be cured by the use OF
Halls Catarrh Cure. .
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. D. 1886.
% A. w. GLEASON,
Seal Notary Public.
%
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu'
cous surfaces of the system. Send fol
testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, Toe.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
.OUICK DETECTIVE WORK.

Saturday night Il lunatic asylum ut,
tendant named w. o. Jones had a gold
watch stolen from him. He suspected =,
fellow employe named Frank Rockwell
and notified Detective Chenneyille.
Chenneville took the case and shortly
after arrested the man and recovered
the watch. Mr.. Rockwell will now De
investigated by the grand jury, winch
meets today.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
RESIGNATION DEMANDED.

Seattle. Wash, Oct. 6.-The statement
was made here this evening that General
Counsel VIM. Cromwell's resignation had
been demanded by Receivers Bigelow and
McHenry, and that he will step down
and out within 80 days. The demand
was made, it is said, because Cromwell
was identified with the Adams faction
and this would tend to make his services
undesirable
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
nEsTRuCTIYE FIRE.

Denver, Oct. 6.-The four-story brick
block, Nos, 1876 to al Lawrence street,
burned this evening. The losses are as
follows: Leonard & Montgomery, build
ing, $4,000; Cooper Hagus Furniture
company, stock, $4,000; brunswick
Bake company, $4,000; Trexel Il Co.,
$4,000: total, $4,000.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10

they must take the responsibility of max
ing them. The Illinois Central an
nouneed today rates of $40 from Chicago
to Memphis, $13 from Chicago to New
Orleans and correspondingly low ones to
other places, to parties of FIVE travelling
on one ticket. 1t calls these rates labor
rates." good only for continuous pass
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
A MEXICAN SLICED Up.

Lockhart, Tex, Oct. 6.-(Special)-
news reached here today that Mexican
name unknown, was cut all to pieces by
three other MeXicans in cotton patch
near Martindale. Three or four have
already been arrested on suspicion and
are in Jail.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
rvpos syMpATHIzE WITH CUBA

Houston, Oct. 6.-(Special)--The local
typographical union, at it's meeting today
adopted resolutions of sympathy for CUBA
and petitioned the Federal government
to recognize the new republic as pei
ligerent. Other labor organizations mere
will follow in this line.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
A NEW IRELAND BUILDING.
Plans for Structure to Replace the One
That Collapsed.

New York, Oct. 6.-George Hill and
Thornton +. Turned, architects, are pre-
pairing plans for John b. Ireland for the
erection of an eight-story warehouse ON
the northeast corner of West Broadway
and Third street, where so many lives
were lost by the cOllapsing of the centre
of the present building. The cost will be
about 100000.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
, WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Washington, Oct. 6.-Forecast for
Monday: Eastern Texas: Local show
ers in northern portion; fair in southern
portion; cooler in northern portions;
variable winds.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
A RRIITAI HUSBAND,

Zebree, KY, Oct 6.-This afternoon
DR.: oJel Parker, in a drunken frenzy,
beat his wife numerically and dragged
her through the house by the hair. Mrs.
Parkers life is despaired of. The mouse
on the inside presents a scene of terrible
disorder
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
KIILBD Ar NACOGDOCHES.

Nacoedoches, Tex, Oct. 7.-lSpecial)
w. ID. Keiser, who recently came here
from Pineapple, Ala, was shot iast
night by NJ. s. Bourland,, dying TINS
morning. The two men had been WORK
inst before the fatal difficulty.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
ANOTHER SITE FOR THE FIGHT

ANOTHER SITE FOR THE FIGHT.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Oct. Gan accocia-
ton has been formed looking towards
bringing off the Corbett- Fitzsimmons
fight in the middle of the Missouri river.
Opposite the city is an island which
covers about three acres which has been
formed by the river in the past two
years.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
ARRESTED For ROBBERY.

Greenville Tex, Oct. 6.-(Special.) J.
Frank Moore, colored, was arrested yes
terday, charged with robbing b. w
Hagain's dry goods store. lie had some
of the stolen goods in his possession.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
THE GRAND JURY.

The grand jury will meet and organ
ize today, and from indications they will
have two weeks session.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The county commissioners will meet
today to audit bills and attend to other
business.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10

THREE INCHES OF RAIN.
Clarendon, Tex. Oct. 6.-(Special.)-
Three inches of rain fell here last night
and today.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-31
G;rnugincr guItmnrn.

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breher3 an einen Baum qe6unoen un0
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ben W}oro finOen Die 2eier an anDsrer
Stsue b. 81
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Gannahsr5' AarmbiD l!F. 1881,
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Baltimore, %. Sttober 1895.
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3mette groBe OiDiiiOn.
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9IrrTch,,n
3eritteue 9lOiutdnten.

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6apstteitraBe, ourd To9ettez 3ur GaI=
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Corps % Wdnm; periammelt ii9
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marI6irt Our9 GaIDertz nad Der Bal
timOreitraBe.
Critic grOBe 0totiiOn.
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9erittene g(Djutunten.
g2eunte Waro - 9atrif 8eiIp,
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8altimoreitraBe, bur4 Baltimore sur
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Ser Surantz 8rn;cB.

San 7Frun5iscp, Sal, %.
Oft. - 9luAoem in Der 8prnittUg5z
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nm 95reiipredung an Die 8ei6norez
nen, babel auf Die in 56rdnen uufgez
l0ite W2utter bes 4ngetlagten oeutenO,
Die i6r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2(ntliB nit
Dem Safhentu6e Der6iillte. Der Ser
t9eiOiger cnbete feline QnIpra6e, Die
einen tiefen Ginorut BEL 2lGlen 6erporz
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N12 urfh : 9f o ute.

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g @eafortG & SShne, S6nriSer,

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BriiC6e ariinO(il aeGei(t.

Das 6Iitfit GtatIiismtnt in Baltimore, pon .ir,n
seHt5ten arte qe,tttt. SuEocrte sTolgrclrtr Sureu
hier IN Baltimore - on Gi1uEtTH, Trcutn uuo
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9lGc Genurrntc,t ocr 3. SSaro

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uro Nun= Styobe, I'D Noisrncu qsliricrt psrocu.
t2tB-2 @cHUO : d II i, GrctutIuc.
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Stab.
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8eterdnen.
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ment5.
nSemotrotiI6er &erein junger
Mdnner.
Drei OipiItonen nit folgenoen gtuTifz
Gopellen:
Observation-Disclosures unoJrommler=
Corps.
SrommlerzGorp8 be5 fiinften
Regiments.
nNeip=i5reebomz8ano" uno g(fett'5
SrommlerzGprps.
Sutf6en nit GanOtoaten unO @omite
bes n9emotratiichen 6urItz8sreins. L"
2l4tb. s. 6erbert S6riper, MarI9al.
@arfielosburgzM gzMuiitcorp5.
u8eitmtnIter bemotratiI4er 9uritz
8erein."
8erittener oemotratiI6sr 8erein fir
8altimorezGOuntD.
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Oefoitnrnnnen

aa0 ousn 7beiIeu Gurora'S bsIsTgt prompt ma
tiuI1 Die
Grpeeitiou Oes scsmtSneu 6oTreIpsnoentsn.s
S.'Ev'GGE Sa!!iEsIs'SsT. uga V9g'Oifst'Gss
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Serlttene Iolutdnten.
Grite Wurb - W}artin S. @alI6,
Mari6aI; N2i6aers Wfuiifcorps.
8erIammelt Ii9 an 9atterIonsYarfz
2lpenue uno 8pug6ItruBe; murI6irt
our4 8ougbitruBe gum 8roaOpup,
iiber 8roaopaD na9 8altimoreItrdBe,
BON Baltimore nah GalpertItruBe.
3neite Waro - 2(uguIt 8erfemeier,
WarI6aQ; 8iren=&apeQe (21 Wanm,
oeriommslt Iidb an 9roaopan uno
Gantpnzg(Denue; marI6irt OOn8rouo=
nan CUR 8unt1traBe, iiber 9untftraBe
5ur Gentrul=2(Denue, iiber Central
2lpenue CUR 8altimOreitraBe, ii6sr
Baltimore sur GaloertitraBe.
9ritte Wuro - 80. 8. 3Dan, M}ar=
I6au; Hebbsrger'S W}uIitcorp8 GO
W}anm; perIammelt iih an 8aIti=
more, nabe 2(nnItraBe; marIhirt
ijber Baltimore CUR GdlDertitraBe.
8ierte 8aro ~ So6n Quinn, Wtar=
I6au; Stonepau=WtuIif= Il. Sromm=
lsrcorps 60 Mann); perIammelt Ii6
an Baltimore, na5e GloDozStraBe;
marI6irt Dura Baltimore 3ur Sal
pertitraBe.
3Weite 9roBe 0ipiiton,
SApmd5 +. W&cy&ultO, SipiIipn$=
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3uiammrnituB ;iucirr Ycrinncn,ilgr'
= SoStc, Sdpcrs ms cine Nn;abl eeicht'
perlcEtc.

St.2ouis, W}o., %. Ott.-3pei
Pafugier5ijge Der nWtiHouri Pdctfie.
8aAn" itieBen bsute Ro6t elf lthr BET
9otparD=Statipn, elmer 0OrItapt etlpa
a4t Q}ejlen peItlia BON bier, 5ulumz
men. Die bsioer &ofomotipen, iopte
brei 8ag9on5 be5 0ItIi6 fabren0en
3u9es purOen pouItdnOi9 oemollrt
unO Die Sotomotiofiibrer Sobn Som
arb uno Wm. Gutrpn fanoen unter pen
Sriimmern einen Ioforti9en 3oo. Die
$oei3er @eo. SreIo uno 8eo. Dunbar
trugen le6ensgefd6rlihe @erleBun9en
oappn. @on Den 8aiiagieren, Die bel
Der fur6t6uren Gouiiion pie Spiel
bGQe our6 chamber gerijttelt lpuroen,
eriitt Der betanrte Girtusbeiiber Bud
5uDlpr einen 8rub oes rehten 8elnes,
uno cine 2ln3abl 2(noerer ihmer5hdtte,
penn audi nur Ieic6te GerleBungen.
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Taafe!

iur Rsiis in !Iuslarot teorst iuHsrbab "a guro,E
Bu teoutcHo h;rdb5ccetem ITeIic
6Suaro Rain:.
Suoptff=Gtc %otJm3Te= StIGgr uEo I0ftsSificesQus
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Gine innianiIfhr Wrcnc!tAat

Spptane, @oib., %. = 3pet
Flanagan SnOloner entfiibrten por
einigen Sagen Die y Sabre alte Sod
ter pe5 in Der y{Gbe Der GeIerpation
unIGiiigen Tormers Same5 BOIL uno
banben, na6oem iie benz rngliitli1en
W&GD6en @elpaIt ungetban, nunelbe
uuf ben 8ii6cn zines YferOe5, pel4e5
lie auf Die 9rairie btnau5 io9ten. 3mei
Sage lang irrte bas Sbier NIT ieiner
menI6li6en Gait lumber, bis etne Nnz
3ubl MlGnner, peI6e iih aufgema9t,
bic @erI6punbene 81 iuden, e5 ent@
oedten. 9fa6oem bas bemuBtlole
W2dbden bur6 2lnpenOun9en BON 3ez
Ituurantien Die 8eIinnung lpieoer ers
lunqt, er5Ghlte e8 Die ibm un9etbane
S9mo6, porauf iOfort Die Qeidmmte
mdnnli6e 9ep0lterunq oe5 OtCno9anz
0iItritt8 Die 8erfolgung Der S6urten
aufna6m. 9fi6ter 2pn6 miro oenlelz
ben, tpenn ab9efoBt, 0u5 llrtbetI oerz
tiinoen.