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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-05-22

hlavnd ma jerereuh tnadn6 akody
sphsobenJ do Chicago xtroskoih
NJ cello fady lodi oznhmeno.
zlotinnj lynch.
u Guthrie, Okla, doohhzf zprhva
o lynchovhnf Jchna, Calvina a vii.
llama Dunnh cd handy lupidh,
mstfcfoh smrt zastfelenSeh lotrh
Newcomba a Pierce. Tito lupiGi
byli pohostdni dome Dummy pod
zastitou pfatelstyi, ayaak vynraseni
detektiyhm a rlstfeleni. Pfatel6
jich pffsahali pomstu tenn, kteff 10
vydali na smrt. DnnnoyG zabari.
kadovali so dom6 nell veaker6
pfipravy k hAjenf go jako pevno-
sti. Ccly tfden nebylo po lupi6fch
ami zmfnky, az ned6li ve6er pfi.
raxila tlupa ozbroienych mush k
domu Dunnovu, obklf6ili jej a Wy.
nvali bratry ku vsdanf se. Tito vi.
douce odpor marnS, vydali sc v
ruce zbujnfko, na6ez nalozeni ma
kon6 odvleceni do hor. Dalsf
xpravy nedosly, vsak jest jisto, z@
rozhof6enf lupi6i je usmrtili. Oh.
cane doposnd marn6 patrajf po je-
jich mrtvolach.
artezskJeh stndnich.
Zem6pisecky odbor vladni We
Washingtonu pracaje pilne ma sc.
stavovanf move geologIcke mapy
Soustatf, sc zviastnfm zfetelem ma
vodu spodnf ma studns artezske.
II vysetfoyanf, odborem tfmto pod
niknuteho, vysyfta, &c V California
naleza sc t6m6f polovina veskerSch
artezsk5ch studnlc Soustatf, ma
cez pax nAsleduje Utah Colorado,
pax Texas a pax teprv6 nasledujI
staty ostatni. s vrtanfm stndnic
t6cbto zapocato r. 1884 a hlayn1
v poslednfch letech znaGn6 se roz
mohlo.
Iudiani Sc cht6ji yyst6hovat
Indiani cerokSzstf utvofili spo-
lex, jehoz icelem Jest pfesfditi
kmen bud do Mexika nebo jizni
Ameriky. Vyslanec jich We Wash
ingtone vyjednaya vladou me
xickou postoupenf statu Slnaloa
pfi zapadnfm pobfezf mexickdm,
blfze zalivu kalfornskeho. Tam
bylo prg by jim lepe nez We Spoj,
StAtecb. V kraji tom jest male
osadnika, hojn6 kopch, stranf (
p6knou travou a arodnych idolf
Ma 10000 lidt nalezlo prS by tam
pohodlne zivobytf Ii wall by I
sebou $3.50, 100000 jm6nf. Mexikc
by je RADIO pfijalo. Cerokyzoye
jakozto nejvzd6lanejsf rudosi, stoj
v popfedf celeho hnutf a tvrdf, II
ljedin6 vystehosanfm Sc re Spoj
Stat6 mozno Jim zachovati sv6j
p6vodnf mrav, zvyky zakony
Kdyby Sc vyjednavanf Mexikem
nezdafilo, vyhlfdnou 81 kraj re
publice Kolumbii v jiznf Americe
kdc pry Ice bez prace pohodlnd zft
a to Jest asi hlavnim pozadavkem
kters do noveho 9omova sv6ht
Indiani cinf.
Trpi bidou.
| KansasskS komisaf prace, Bird
yrAtil 10 We stfedu ze Scranton
Usage Co., kamz ne odebral, alb,
vysetfil, co praydy jest M tvrzenf
ze mesi horniky, kteff prace Wy
vrzeni byli, nesmfrna bfda panuje
Jak tyrdf, Jest bfda daleko horst
nez oxnamovano hornici a rodinl
jejich zmfrajf temef hladem. Velki
vetsina hornika jest jiz po diva me
sfce bez prace a tech nekolik, ji'
pracujf, vydelavajf 81 nanejySs 81
neb 81 so tydne. X nucen6 t6t'
rahalce pfinuceni bJli hornfci, dl'
tvrzeLf spolecnosti, slabou poptay
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-05-22
iipIn6 zdarTna

pfedplatitelam Pokr. Zap. Jelikoa
skoro kazd6 rodine, obzvlaato kde
isou jiz dorhstajfci dfyky, schopny
isou tyto fe6i anglIcke, bude tato
premie doiista velevftanou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-05-22
aIrnem a,tlIe

agithtorka, panf beanoyh. kterh1
pied volbami TAX krhsnd ma bhdler
stvf a ma okrhdhni poplatnictya ne.
sydjomitymi dfadniky poukazovati
doyedla. Pant beasova jmenoyaua
byla 6lenem kansasskeho vyboru
dobroiinn6bo a xayedenym yysctfo.
vanfm ukhzalo 81 nyni, 10 pfi IN.
stayhnf dfadu sy6ho po6fnala ~
pravd TAX nesytdomit6, jako TAX
mnoby jeff pFedchhdch. Zjiittno
totiz, 10 "a jediny mdsfc ffcn min.
rokn dala Al vyplatiti pokladny
stktnf s3i.T0 milncho $40 den.
nich dtrat jakozto Glenkyn6 vSboru
toho, al, jak napisky ukazujf, ami
jedink6ho xasedhnf t6lesa toho 40
nezdcastnila trdiz take ami k je.
dink6mu centu oprAvndna nebyla.
- TAX to oby6ejnd byva, ze ten,
kdo toho nejvfce hubou zkazeno-
sti svGta namlatf, tim nej ,ataim
pokrytcem a darebhkem byva.
Dobfe TAX
Illinoissky guverner Altgeld We
toval iitery pfed!ohu Millerovu,
kterouz ma dale povolovano bytl
mdlo rhznym spole6nostem prhvo
ku kladenf kolejf, potrubf neb dra-
Ia elektrickych jedine ter<rate,
kdyz t,mu vGtsina majitelh kaz.
dem Gtverci pfivolf. Podobne We
toval pfedlohn Crawfordoyu, KITE
rouz soubeznym draham spoltenf
zabran6no byti m6lo. Oba veta
opodstatnil guvcrn6r tim, ze pred.
lohy ty za nccl m6ly utvoferf mo-
nopold re spclecnostf dosavadnfcb,
;akze by pax jim mesta dplne ma
milost vydana byla. = Veto guver.
nera setkava sc Va obecnym SOU
hlasem.
vyhani pfedaky nnie.
Draha Great Northern propustila
ze sluzeb svych tfi pfedAky AR u.
| (Unie zcleznicnfch zffzench) beze
vsf podstatne pficiny sice pred.
sedu, tajemnfka a jednoho Delegate
narodnf konvence Chicagu. Ma
sledkem toho jest jitfenf uni a
lze o6ekavati vypuknutf zfejm6ho
nepfAtelstvf proti spole6nosti.
Sized stfIbrna6niki Utah.
4 Dne 10. Sv6tna skv6lo &c m6sto
Salt Lake slavnostnfm haven ma
poGest sjezdu stfibrnacntka zapad-
: nfch stath. V zahajovacfm pravodu
nalesali sc guverntfi & Utah, Idaho,
Montapy, byvalS guverner Prince z
; New Mexica, zastupci statd Cali.
, fornie, Colorado, Oregonu, Wash.
ingtonu Wyomingu. Bfvaly gu
werner Thompson Oregonu zvolen
pfedsedou. Mluyilo sc eelt den o
svobodne razb6 stffbra iako spa.
: Sc teto zem6 gyzyvan lid, ably
pffstfmi volbami rozhodl We pro-
speech stffbra.
Proti spolkovjm souddm.
South. Carolinsks guverDer Evans
, vydal v itery dlouhe provolanf ku
obGanstvu stAtu toho, Y n6mz co
nejrozhodn6ji vystupuje prot roz-
sudku soudu spolkov6ho, jima ia
kon registraci nedstavnfm prohla-
; sovan jest. Zakon ten pfijat byl
poslednim zakonodarstvem IA tim
+. jedinkSm icelem, ably 6ernosi pra-
va volebnfho zbayeni byli TAX ably
F, yghradn6 jen sprava zalezitostf
, statnfch b6lochhm zaru6ena byla.
Soud spolkovS, iemuz republican
. skym vSborem statnfm otazka dstav.
, nosti zakona onoho k rozhodnutf
J pfedlosena, uzral nespravedlnos.
> rhkona onoho prohlasil jej ne
. ti.tavnfm, Gfmz ovsem horkou krev
!. pant jihana nemalou m6rou roe.
ILnux,i Envarnhr ~ prnvolAnf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-05-22
yyhani pfedaky unie.

Draha Great Northern propustila
ze sluzeb svych tfi pfedhky AR u.
(Unie zcleznicnfch zffzench) beze
vsf podstatne pffciny a sice pred.
sedu, tajemnfka a jednoho Delegate
z narodnf konvence Y Chicagu. Ma
sledkem toho jest jitfenf v unii a
lze o6ekavati vypuknutf zfejm6ho
nepfatelstvf proti spole6nosti.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. JANUARY 10, 1895

concern. About the first OF December
1855. the UCsrofiice department discovered
shortage Of about $500 in the accounts
Of George T. Hubert. postmaster of Punta
Gorda. Fla, and the postmaster was
placed under arrest ana Is row held in
&5u bond for his appearance az the Febru-
AIRY term Of the United States court in
Tampa. The shortage occurred during
several months while the postmaster,
during most Of the time. was under the
influence Of liquor. and he is unable 20 ac-
count for the shortage He claims and
the public believes that IL occurred through
no intention 10 be dishonest or defra I'D
This shortage must be made good, and
to meet 10 Immediately would almost
bankrupt the bOndsmeu. Financially the
postmaster is unable to meet any part
OF the shortage. The feeling among ell
political parties is that the bond BE- paid
at once, and that the revenues Of the Of
fee be applied 20 meet the shortage. until
the amount is covered. The office for the
pres ent has been turned over 70 the bonds
men, with one of them acting The Of
fee viii net about S6J per annum above
running expenses. 4 brother Of Mr.. HUI
bert agrees to pay 500 per annum His
father and family will assist all they are
able, and IL is estimated that the Office
viii pay out in about three years. So
many people have offered TO make small
loans TO the bOndsmen that they feel
warranted in asking subscriptions. which
VIII be repaid with interest as rapidly as
the revenues OF the Office viii permit.
We the undersigned subscribe the amount
set opposite our names.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
The DAILY MARKETS.
Business Generally Quiet and TTa1Sac-
lions Limited in Leading Departments.

Very Little Doing in Naval Stores.
Cotton 1-l6c Higher for Some Grades,
But Only a Moderate Business Done.
The local Wholesale Trades Quiet
and Steady and Provisions
Higher-StoekB Firm.
Savannah. Jan. 12-This was a quiet
day in the leading markets, the only
changes being an advance of Lice for
middling and low middling cotton. Trad
ing in the staple was only fair. In naval
stores there was very little doing, but
prices remained firm and unchanged. The
general wholesale markets We're quiet,
with the usual Saturdays transactions.
Grain took jump at the opening Of
the Chicago Board of Trade, wheat gain
ing PC, corn sc TO &c and oats a to ssc
over Fridays closing quotations. Pro-
visions were also higher. Securities We're
firm at the New York Stock Exchange,
with net gain of 4 to IA per cent. in the
permanent issues. Bonds were active and
higher.
In cotton futures there was 10 activ-
ity whatever. The market was devoid
of speculation. Buyers were few and sell
ers scarce.
The following resume Of the different
markets will show the tone and the quo
tauons at the close to-day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Bacon-1he market is steady. Smoked
clear Sides SIC; dry sailed clear rib side.
Csc; long clear, csc; bellies, Re; sugar
cured hams lll4c.
Lard-Market firm; pure in tierces Sc.
5g-pound tins, SIC; compound, in tierces,
5.sc; in 50-pound tins, 61kc.
Butter-Market steady: fair demand.
G95sehen, lSc; gilt edge. BE; creamery, 2e;
Cheese-Market dun. 1otba12Ec: fancy,
erase.
Fish-NIackerel half barrel, No. l. $50;
no. 2 $50; No. 3, $500. Kits, Nc l. SD:
No. ?. $l0O; No. 8, S95c. Goldfish. 1-pouni
brlcNs, tAc; 2-p0und bricks, o.. Smokes
hcrrinSs, per box, 20c. Dutch herring, a
kegs, 800; new muliet, half barrels $3.50
Salt-Tho demand Is fair ana the market
steady. Carload lots, {. 0. b., Liverpool
5lJ-pound sacks, 5jc; Virginia 12j-pounl
burlap sacks, S5c ditto, l25-pound cotton
sacks, $50 smaller lots, higher.
SyruD-FlOrida ana Georgia new, 20Q2c'
market quiet for sugar house at 3gqpc
Cu9a straight goods Su30c sugar mouse
mOlasSes, l5N20c.
Tohacco-Aiarket qUiet and steady, Smo-
king, domestic, 220c0c; chewing, common,
sound, 2i027c; fair, 23G35c; good, 3514s1,
bright, 6j065c; fine fancy, 65uS9c extra
hne,, @clgil5; bright navies, 25It5c
-, tlour-Market quiet; extra. $40; tan,
ny, 500; fancy, S3.l5; patent |59'
CQrn-Marke; is steady. White corr
J0b lots, &c: carload lots, 59c. Mixed corn
JoD lots, 60c; carload lots, 5Sc. ..b
Oats-Market advancing. Mixed Jo'
lots, 4lc; carload lots, 4ic; Texas fys.
Rye-Southern seed, $50.
8ran-Job lots, SL05; carload lots &c
Hay-AlGrllet steady Western job l9''
9Oc; carload lots SOC
o, Meal-Pearl, per barrel $50; per SCI
81 ~; city meal, per sack, T.17Iz Pealt
grts, per barrel $31O; per sack, $40, CRY
SIlts, Der sack, $L2712.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
FINANCIAL.

savannah, Jan. 12.-Money is steady
DOIhesilc EXchange-Thc tone OF tna
market va Is steady. Banks are buying at
10 per cent. discount and selling at Lis
premium for amounts of $500 or over, ~
% Foreign EXchange-The market is
rrm. The following are net Savannah
quotations: Commercial demand. Si>Sii.
sixty days, S4S7is ninety DAYS SiS67st
francs, Paris and HaVre, sixtv da,-s
%17a4; Swiss. sixty days, sis; marks
Securities is stiu good dc
mand for dividend paying securities Ne
state Bonds-GeorgisI ~ per cent 1ofz
ll4l3 bid, ll3ia asked; Georgia ner ce,,t
1875. lg494 bid 1882 asked; Georgia 80 rsI1
cent, long dates, 100 bid, l0l asited ~ L9t
city Bonds savannah 8 uer car4
quarterly eX-January coupons. 105 biJ H.
asked; new Sayannah per cent, Febr7-
AIRY coupons, 1853 bid, 1857 asked GU u
Railroad Bonds-CentraI Railroad ana
Banking Company collateral soTS -'t6 10
bid, 80 asked; Central consolidated M, 90
gage Z per cent. coupons, Jap11af,-- i,'I -
July maturity, 1888 l19 bid, - asked. GU
Nannah and Western railroad per cent
vanuah Americus and Montron3ar5t e 90
cent, 81 bid, y asked; Georgia "a tir5LSe55
ler cent, Lsi'' III 9.d' ~ asked Georgia
southern ana florida. first mortpags +
per cent, S6i2 bid, S7la asked: Mont s,,Se
and Eufauld first mortgage 8 1af. ~ '-'e
indorsed by Central railroad. 16t bil ~ y.
asked; Augusta ana knoxVtl1c f~st -, ~
gaze per cent, 102 bid, l03 asked. G ltorl-
steamship per cent, due 1920 q715 -
SSA2 asked COllHnDuS and Rome e..
mortgage ponds, indorsed by Central Iii III
road, 81 bid, 43 asked; Columns al,
Western, per cent, guaranteed 1oo iH1
10 asked; City and Suburban raiIy,s7,99 tslu,
mortgage Z Per cent, bid. IS ssI 5'- -
Savannah and Atlantic Der cer+ a.
dorsed, bid. 81 asked: Electric r ri m
first mortg7se IS, 49, bid. 60 asked S Nv ay
Georgia and Florida first mortgage - ,lCn
cent, lO6 bid asked: South Geo~gia - ~
Florida second mortgage, los bid a. s,s sthl
Alabama Midland, S. bid o. asked. PT Tt,Ie'
asked. -
Railroad Stocks-Central comr7on -
BID, Il asked; Augusta ana Ssva6Tab l.
per cent. guaranteed, 50 bid 81 49,,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
RICE

The market was steady. The foI1ov,iro
quotations are posted at the Board Of
Clean Rice
Common, 3144Si2c per pound: fair 2a.0
&C. good 44Q4l2c; prime 4@id5c: choice
h9 I9 ,s Sl52 I; small lots, lsqAc higher
Upland, 45965c per bushel; tide water
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13


The Umatilla Weekly has suspended pub
LEGATION.
Tnc Ocala New Capitol will resume pub
location in Il day or two.
Col. /. II. Tyler, a prominent resident
Of ST. Augustine, died Wednesday,
a hornc-see<ers' excursion OF about 100
Ohio people. under the plotage Of NJ $.
Bern Of Dayton, o., reached Pensacola
Thursday
Congressman Capehart Of West Virginia
is said to have paid $1,000 an acre for
tract of land between Lake Worth and
Palm Beach.
T. NJ. Beviue & Co of Barlow have as
signed to j. J. Mills for the benefit of their
creditors. Assets and liabilities are
both small and nearly balance
Work was begun on the addition to the
Congregational church at Tampa Monday
morning -Four rooms for Sunday school
and social purposes are to be added.
1t is noticeable that Satsuma orange
trees escaped the blishtng effects ot the
freeze. In groves where all other leaves
are yellow the Satsuma's are still green.
H. e. Charpia of Cironeno lost his
dwelling and barn with their contents by
fire Friday. Mr.. CEarpia was not at home
at the time of the fire ana nothing was
saved.
S. Davidson, diamond broker Of
of hemorrhage at his room at the hotel
Cordova at St Augustine Wednesday
night.
j. IT, Vereen had on exhibition in Ocala
Monday a tobacco plant stalk from his
farm in Marion county. which measured
fourteen feet in length and ten inches in
diameter
The Pensacola colored Knights of Labor
ave divided into two factions and NIor5av
meeting, the police being required to duell
the disturbance.
The recent cold spell did considerable
damage at Inverness. The leading orange
think that "a mo Or
of the trees are killed, though it Is hoped
they are mistaken.
\ bicycle race for a purse Of $50 has been
arranged at TitusYille between Harry
G.. Bulge Of TitUsViNe ana A. g. ThOmp-
son, recently from Americus. The dis
lance viii be five miles
MIR. Dorsey, SON OF John Dorsey. liv-
Ing near Aledulla. was struck on the law
kirgsford He was knocked senseless
and the lower jaw broken.
At Port Tampa the dredge Pico is work
ing steadily and dlscharsing material on
cars are carried ashore and the material
used in filing in low places.
The saw mill and premises Of the Nc
I. MILAN Lumber Company a. Pine Barren,
Escambia county, is now lighted with cleo
tricity. sixty lights being furnished by
plant owned by the mill company
Hillsboroush county has no funds in
hand 70 meet the expenses OF the crimi-
n,al court, since no levy has been made by
cannot make any before oct i next
The receipts ct the paytona postofice
from the sale OF stamps and enV lOpes fer
December show an increase of one-fourth
over last year and almost one hundred
Per cont. over the receipts for December
a horrible feature Of the cutting in two
of Daring al saw mill at Ncwberry a
day or two ago was that after Darling had
been cut in twain he opened his mouth
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13

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d-e properties
Capt. W- II Eerrcr. "a progressive Whit
E lala county farmer. uIIlt large house On
. tte south side or h.. double lining iI
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flll description of fEe horrible rr. tl by
. harn.ug 81 Alrs John T. Conte at Aerke-
f letf Gals or Dec. ~ BITS. l-e COME " as
( the WIDOW Of lr John IL '.nte. for
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Ilihl1 pui aHu 'nelI houses pc mum
Ii,eu' ail4 tley lleIhssIye drowned
t o,.. i u,i1 men ON. on we la4te pipes
D"lsL near tne lower the clher day and
- - pTi me- me- toIIeit or water lushed down
~ ~ t''., ll..nliis d Ilii my noise tneIc
vas such excitement as was never before
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OF iliottc- They are huddled up IN lit
tle n-t without floor OF chimney The
tfreAs are 9f-h aIll The ROOT leaky- they
RAKE --- -th-r q rev STICKS a-l4 tl.-l a
lit- 20 the middle o1 the nut and ell
i4yt % df1'4fI d. llere 81 not FeslGe
% pea lag o.. l'irf- fture aoQut tle place
ne L'ef ola man has not clothes enough
y cover tis person. ana the crazy Wlr4a p
Yi Ae-itii.5 b4L cioc4s Dag WIN
ipi -gs L-a1 ei-- sil ms iuil .s th- re-
- '-4 "T----,l- tD" 1Ies At u YHi
.ie-~-5 = Hs- L-It- me Shly 1000
-.-'s ia-r i- "i-t-L lIit4 gan sdt.eI lt lLe
49, 4----7s o-.s-7' .-ai-t .l-es Des 7piilE
t...- IN t-.- p-ogie NtlHs IN 100 10
go -le nee --.L' "AY 1DyLt /.
t o-s lii5 ~ NV
~ -4ii5 pr "7 llii4V ~ gaiH ~
e. 10y F-li- laL NJ, llrl ~ g
-. e'1 JOG wan NY- anu" @+S
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1870 Inland Paper. A bullet hole through
MS skAA ana brain, where the ball from
" lneHesler rifle mad rloNeTl Its way
through sent shelly Johnston, a young
uee ego Man. hurrylng into eternity sat
ur-13- -"4fd Clark, q young White
Iatti snot. ana t:e n9mc. ie occurred ia
ta- Goose berry district. Webster county.
j. seems tndt the neEro lived on a place
Ion iA6 10 Mr- tiarks brother. rms
ltienatn wanted nm 10 move out OF the
mouse he was ~ aul make room Tor an
olher tenant. he ana LOUIS CATO Went 70
see INC negro ai.oNt me matter early ~
tt- l.ift several hours ore -ne lfatelE
o. hi fr.- me negro reIusei 70 tdcate
l.- mouse ana a l llt.iltF arose, our ing
hlit.l ltl- nero seriously i-t Alf- tltlI- g
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On WWIlI anu on 8TIN-
boaird inns DAY, ............. le,470 196.406
Receipts same day last year 173 30q3
Charleston S. c., Jan. f2.-Turpentine
firm; ZOE; receipts, u casks. Rosin, good
Wilmington, Jan. l2.-Rosin firm. strain
ed, 96l2c; good strained Sl.02i.. Spirits fIIr-
pentine firm a 25c bid. Tar Steady az Sc
$l.50; virgin Sl.70. A'
New York, Jan. 12.-Rosin dull steady.
strained, common to good. si.3501 a.
Turpentine' quiet steady; 27atG2Ss4o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
A DENIAL AROTT MRS SARTOKIS

Rumors concerning Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartors
were revived yesterday by a published report stat
ing that General Grants daughter would shorty
wei General Henry Kyd Douglass OF Maryland
The report was published year ago ana was
promptly denied
Al the house of Colonel Fred Grant. No 2i1 West
Seyenty-four,h-st.. last night no one was at nome,
hut servant sad that Colonel Grant had dehed
the report and left word that there was apsolu,e'y
~ ruin IN I, as his sister mad earnestly denied It
him.
The report given yesterday and denied by Colonel
Fred Grant said that the wedding would take pace
in Washington at the home Of Mrs. Sartoris III
the near future. General Douglass was Heiioe'
Of a MARYLAND Confederate regiment. ana ID no"
Admtant- Gencra. OF the State OF Maryland ne Is
about fifty years OF age. handsome. ana belongs 10
a fine old Southern family. General Douglass ana
Mrs Sartoris have been friends for years ~,
Uagerstown Nd May 3-General Hehry ~, NJ
Douglass refused to-day discuss the ru,nor INA.
he ana Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris were shot ~ y
be married when the rumor was nrst 1anted
a wear ago both Mrs. SartOris ana nysei u''..e.
{, said the General. and | thought the il MAJ,
was definitely and finally siienced' nave "o'''''e