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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-02-14

THE howl raised by the republicans
when the Wilson tariff bill was under
discussion that it would not raise
enough revenue to conduct the affairs
Of the government and would cause a
big deficiency, have lived to see that
they were wong. In reply to the SEN
ate resolution of January %, 1895, that
the secretary Of the treasury be directed
TO inform the senate what is the esti-
mated deficiency in tie revenues of
the government to pay current expen-
ses between the 31st day of December,
1895, he states that from estimates
made upon the basis OF laws now in
force, it is believed that for the twelve
months ending December S1st, 1895.
the revenues of the government from
all sources VIII exceed ordinary expeu-
ditures by So ,573, ,O02. This is hard
blow at McKinleyism and high protec-
ton, and shows conclusively that there
was more in it to the republican party
than the mere cry of protection TO
American labor. There was Doodle in
it for the party aud such men as Car
negie and Havermyer. who had to put
up are now glad that the thing has
been exposed. Not six months ago Mr
Carnegie said that protection was over
worked by the republican party, and
now that the theory has been exploded
it will save these fellows large sums of
money that they used to have to put up
for campaign and other purposes. Mr..
Carlisle's reply to the senate has for
ever killed the pet theory of the repub-
licans and it will only take a few
months time to thoroughly prove it.
Burlington Independent.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-02-14

1t is no longer the ''gold bug'' but
the gold vampire, says Frank Webster,
; of the Lwarence Gazette.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-02-14

Geo. Loman offthe Chase Record is
responsible for the following: Some
of Jerry Simpsons admirers think that
he is a great gun, but wait until the
new member gets down to Washington
and they'll find him TO be wind Ches-
for },
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

PERHAPS YOU would not think so, but
very large proportion OF diseases in
New York comes from carclessness
about catching cold" says Dr.. Cyrus
Edison. at Is such simple thing and
so common that very few people, un-
less it 10 q case OF pneumonia. pay any
attention to cold. Ihero are n great
many cases Of ca,arrh and consumption
which have their origin in this neglect
OF the simplest prccaution OF every day
life. Tho most sensible advice is. when
you have one, get rid OF 1t as soon as
possible. BY all means do not neglect
it." Dr.. Edison does not toll you how
to euro cold. bu. we will. Take
Chamberlain, Cough Remedy. l. will
relieve the lungs, aid erpccsoration.
open tho secrctions and soon effect n
permanent euro. % Gnd so cent bottles
for sale by Charlol K. Goetzc, Will ".
Irwin, John klari, IN. E. Williams. c.
Meukemellor. Vim. II. Hague. Ii. c.
Stewart, A. E. Scheele, J. Coleman, e..
schnepf. VIM. Mcnkemcller, Wheeling.
W. Va; Bowio & Co.. Bridgeport; B. +.
Peabody < Son. Bcnwood.
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WIDE WAGON TIRES.

a huilntin Issued lily tho Agricultural
Department on ths subject.
Tho agricultural department has Is.
sued bulletin. compiled by Roy Stone.
special agent In charge Of road inquiry,
containing Information concerning tho
uae OF wido trea on wagon wheels. Mr..
Stone regards It Of especial Importance
In tho maintenance OF tho public high.
ways that tho vehicles used OH thuul
shall have tires Of creator width than
arc now In gencral'nsc. Extracts from
the state laws respecting tho width OF
tire to DO used on vohicler aro givon,
some OF which offer srobato OF 4 portion
OF tho highway tax on wagons with
rims or tires not loss than three aud
and three and ono-half inches In width,
Ohio makos 1t unlawful to transport
over macndsmizer. gravel or stone roads
In any vehicle having tiro OF lcss thnn
three inches In width burden OF moro
than 1000 pounds. Indiana has law
against hauling on wot gravel road n
load OF over =, 900 pounds on n narrow.
tirod wagon or over $500 pounds on q
bread-tirad wagon.
Kentucky makes u distinction in
favor OF broad.tired Wagons In fixing toll
rates. Tho results Of experiments with
wido tires In various states arc also
given. From tho Limestone at Split
Rock to tho works of the reducing com.
pany in Gcddos, Onondago county, Now
York, Is about four and n half miles.
Throo or lour yoars ago the work OF i'm
proving the stretch Of road was accom-
plished. Rough quarry rviuse and. for
part OF tho distance, dsld stones wcre
used. all hand broken to two and three
inch sizes. This was covered with line,
unslitod quarry chips, aud q crown was
given TO the roadway with an elevation
OF about six inches in width OF sixteen
feet. Wagons with tires of diff.
terent degreoa oil width. somo OF them
rs much as six inches wide, were built
for hauling stone over this road. Their
constant use has produced Il smooth,
compact aud regular surface between
tho quarry and tho works. Loads OF
stono. varying from 5000 to 10000
pounds, arc continually hauled over
this road, with no perceptiblo wear.
l
The coat OF hauling has been reduced.
Experiments in other states arc also re-.
ierred to aud tho opinion expressed
that wide tires arc only lighter in
their draft than narrow ones undor
nearly all conditions, but they cut up
roads very little; In fact, when six
inches wide. tend to mako tho road bet.
ter continually.
The bulletin concludes by printing
extracts from the consular reports con-
corning the width OF tires prescribed in
various foreign countriss. In France
every freightiug and marke. cart is said
to DO road maker. Their tires arc
from three to ten inches in width.
usually from four to six. The German
law Of April lG, 1910, prescribes that
wagons for heavy loads. such as coal.
brick, earth and stone. must have a
width OF tire at least four inches.
Switzerland requires wagons to DO pro-
vided with wheels having tires OF a
width proportional to the largest load:
admissible.
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PUT IN PLAIN ENGLISH.
a" Authority on TIN wrnthcr Contributes
To tho t!rnprnl tGud of knowledge,

Tho most famous American authority oil the
weather recently said: "TlU fatality iaftcr tho
grip Il most marked whom tho humidity Is n!
Ia maximum mud thutc hn sudden fall OF ten
pcratlirc." This ncanN IN plain English TINT
consequences Of grip NC most deadly when
dampncM Is followed by sudden cold How
often such condition Of weather has prevailed
this winter Is shown by the olIlclai statistics OF
grip,
Prudent people know how to strengthen
themselves after the grip. They VIII observe
the usual prcCnutlDn nuccbSnry In our ncElu
winter. nnd they will promptly correct any
bodily allmQnt, no matter how small IL Is. \
trlElng chill, cough aud fugitive nchei In tho
back aud shoulders ilnBer long, sometimes, after
Nh attack Of grip,
Ihoy will not bo followed by permanent
weakness II tho body |, warinci aud all iIi In
font cnetgiui arc rOlispd by that best ni all Aim'
llAits, Dnny's furc Msli Whlskey. SKIN. lungs.
stomach and bowclS afC quick to feel the good
cnecis OF thit whlssey. Those whU have been
stricken by ths gtip remember how this ttImu'
lant hAI turned them on tho rOnd 10 health
II IL the browning merit OF Duhy's Pure Malt
WhlSkey That 1t puts the body IN & state Oi lo'
inncs. GlliIncss aud headache IN the morning
and tendency 10 tas0 cold easily arc overcome
by this remedy. Strength and buOynncJ hhp.
plant weakness and depression. 20 thnt the
dreaded grip leaves NO trace behind.
Tho old saw, "fOrowarred, iofrRrlncd" would
mover have lived ~ long II II ucro not II KEN OF
wisdom. u applies with great ioUc to the
speedy recovery Of grip by means OF DuNy's Pure
Malt Whl,kCy,
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WILL SUE A GIRL.
Prince" Albeno, u Museum Actor,
Says His Lilo Is 3llghtod.
MISS APPLICABLE WON HIS HEART
Only 20 Bronk It aud Now lilo Wants
FIFTY Thousand Dollars From IIor
Papa. Which Amount Iio Thinks
VIII tepnir tho Damagc-Tho Old
Gentleman Thoatens to Break
Every Bono In tho "prlnce'a" Body.
Cupid's Warm Efrusion.

NEW foRx, March 2l.-Papors wore
served yesterday upon Miss jennie
May Applesate. tho seventeen. eur.old
daughter OF Benjamin Apologize, OF
Brooklyn, in breach Of promise suit
instituted by "Princo Albenc," a
museum performer, whose roal nane 10
A. A. Ford, and who demands $50, 900 au
repatriation for damaged heart
Miss Applogatc, who is vol known
in Brooklyn society, Is young woman
OF striking beauty, viracious to II do.
gree, a talented musician and ono who
has had many admirers. Tho motor
alleges that there was a marriage con.
tract, but she denies this and says
hypnotic influence is responsible, In
part at least, for her acceptance OF his
attentions.
whiio tho prince, who calls himself n
mind reader and anti.spiritualistic
medium" was doing two turns"
daily in Sixth avenue museum last
fall he advertised for "lady cashier"
Among tho applicants was Mis-, Appls.
gate. To hor tho actor untoldcd his
plan. She was to make westward trip
with him and gain fame and fortune.
At present the prince ia doing turn
with Miss LII Brunt. lIe is tied hand
and foot behind scrscn, and soon at.
terward inanimate objects, cowbelIs,
dumbbelIs and tho like, are thrown ovor
the screen upon the stase "by unseen
hands
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

Landon-At tho wool suction, snlc| today, II
good quality wa, Offered ~ large CfOssbtud5,
which woru Rcthly contested. Prices were Ia
l'Jd above the january sales, SOt much was
thkcn by America. Following hte the sales III
detail:
ls2d: greasy inylti.
QuecusIalld-,l,J7L bales: occurred 7b.als ID
greasy It.aI&d.
vlolora-l.:il bales; secured Sduls 3d.;
greasy 6aySsd.
South Ausualla-I .G57 balos; secured i,als I'd
greasy ih74d.
swan lIIvOr-gi bhlcS; secured 0nltd: greasy
i1SnJjd
Ncw 2calani-J,lsi bales secured G. ,iuls 3D.
greasy iI,uiM
Cape Ui Good ilOp0 ani SatRl-AGl balcS:
occurred p'IaIOId; greasy jAnGi,
Tho number OF bnles offered wa, II vJ1, vi
which iOJ wore Withdrawn.
New iora Wool uuIcI
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All Eroo.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not havo now the opportu-
nifty to try it free Call on the adyer-
tlsed druggist and get "A trial bottle free.
Send your name and address to Ii. Z.
B1cklcn K c.. Chicago, and got sam
pie box OF DR.. Kin. s Now Life Pills
free, as well as copy OF Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, free. All OF
which ia guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store. 4
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Chicnrn-Catilc firm. The bulk ii the steers
brought T. VYnG W Cows and heller. snd bulls
Of prime quality sold equally well. Hog, active
and higher; packers ard ShipprFs sold At 81 7ua
! ~. AMI the best Of tho light weights At 81 I'm
40. Sheep steady aud higher. sale. OF sheep
were principally At ~ font 10. md most .! the
trading In lambs wa. al u pJsb 60. Rccclps--
Cattlc SOD head; calves 800 head; hogs 5000
head: sheep, 5000 head.
En't Lihorty--Ca,,lc .trOug al unchanged
prices Hogs steady rhiladGIp hluS u Spil W.:
common 10 mir Workers u loaf IS; rUughS
81 00ni w. Sheep steady and unchanged,
Cincinuati-liOgs active ard 20 higher nj
81 Olai Is; receipts 2,iOJ head. shipments I,UN
head,
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New i"rt-Sla'l mud telegraph orders for
brown shrc,ngS und dlil's were more numet.
Gus and considerable business was done, In
terror mud western markets have came to II real
iEng sense ~ the situation aud ordered good,
at the advanced prices More inquiry was made
for Some style, OF southern COltOs. Fine printed
spec!ulticS were IN request for moderate ns.Ort.
incnis. Orders OF autumn hosiery arc very full.
Printing cloths iitm nj "l.c with sales Of spoI
md cuutfacIS
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Fcntures OF tho Muuoy and Stock
Markets.

Tho Fcntures OF tho Muuoy aud Stock
Markets.
SEw YOEH, March si,-Mouey on cali easy AZ
:aS per cont last loan per cent; cloSCd at : per
cent Prime mercantile paper iaiH per cent.
S.crlins exchange ftmsr with actual business
In bankers bills a. sisAi sg}t for demand, and
81 81 SRi So for sixty days; posted rates q Ss5a
400 commercial bills 81 ~. Silver certificates
G3l4aGic.
There was a large increase in tho volume Of
business on tho stock exchange to-day. hnd the
upward movement, which was checked yCStCT'
daY by sales TO realize proGtS aud the putin:
out OF the lines OF the shorts, was resumed. The
buying a! The opening WAS decidedly strong.
When tho opening buying OrirB had been eN'
ctuted aud tHo trading became Somewha, dull.
u fractional reaction took place In the general
list The fcdctiunHty tendency In the general
list WAS OF brief duration, nui ths speculation
quickly recovered Its tone. About l3U O'Clock 4
drive was made against the coal shares, which
caused reaction Of from y 10 "a per cent IN
those shares The rest OF the market rcccdcd II
traction. but IN the Inst half hour o! business
speculation again became strong and prices
moved upward TO ihe close. which was buOynnt
In tone. the market with but few exceptions
showing advances on tho day. ringing from =.
10 "a per cunt, IN tho active list! the latter In
lieuerul Electric, ~ IN Lead. > IN Sugar, u. in
Dislllling, l3s 10 Trust receipts and per cent
In Cleye and. Columbus. Cincinnati Il ". Louis
preferred and Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago Il
Ct Louis preirred. In the spac!alties. Toledo
and Ohio Central preferred irsda gain OF spcE
cent. and American Tobacco preferred ~
The bond market to-day was generally higher.
but on decreased volume OF trading. The total
sales were Sl.OG3. 900.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were 2Ia,slo
shares including. American Sugar - so, Amcri-
can Tobacco 800 Burlington 600. DistilletS &
Cattle Feeders l7.9OJ. General Electric i.CcJ.
Louisville & Nashville G.iO0. National Lead 400.
New Jersey Central l2,I00. New York Il New
England Third assistant paid 5000. Northwestern
s. lO. Recalling J. 100. Rock Island $500 So. Paul
l2too. southern Railroad $500. do preferred
400. Wheeling & Lake Eric 1900.
Government bonds hFm.
State bonds Inactive.
Railroad hands sirnnr
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IL these days OF telephone. Telegraph,
electricity and steam, pooplo cannot
afford to wait days or ns many hours
for relief. This is our reason for otlor-
Ing you Ono Minute Cough Cure
Neither days, nor hours, nor even min
utcs elapse before relief is afforded.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. W. Va.
b. i. Peabody, Bcnwood, and Bowie &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

Be sure and use that old and well.tried
remedy, Mus. WINsLow' sS oarHrSG SYRur
for children teething. 1t soothes the
child, soitcns tho gums, nllays all pain.
cures wind collie and is the best rcme-
dy for durrhGa. Twenty-Five cents n
bottle. hwFaw
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that III know you araIn, anyway. II
you dare to inolest my daughter again
~ break every bone in your body.
But just thon SOMEONE showed tho
captain back md tho elevator mau
pulled tho cord aud tho car shot up.
ward toward tho roof. and tho captain
wont homo In tho wake Of his daughter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

on Cify-oncncd at 81 l2II3g;; highest 81 10: low.
est 81 l2is: closed a. 81 I2I.; sales 1900 barrels;
shipments lo4,G0 barrels; runs ~, 100 barrels.
New York-Pctroeuin caslcr;- Pennsylvania
oil. sales nolei April option sales closed at
II ~, bio.
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Sew rork-Plc iron steady; Scotch sl9 0On
20 %: American 81 Gal2 10. Copper steady; bro;
strong; brokers price q Nj: exchange price
50 l!tg Tin firm: straits sl3 80; plates iltm;
stnlinE niilnt. Intinsilc q Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

Dox'T be talked into having an opera.
ton performed or injections Of carbolic
acid used. as 1t may cost you your life.
Charles l. Goetzs and W. W. Irwin,
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

Time Table No 10 TO take OBJECT i,:1l a. m,
Sunday. November 10 1921
Leave whccllng-tS,oo. ts:S, lrl:Ioa. m, t,,...l
"2:l3, ti:D. 300 T. IN.
Leave reuin,ula-tso5. 1851, lll:t5a m.,t,,::,,a
s3:al, t<:IG, 1905 p. H.
Leave MARTINS forry-tS:1c, 1851, lil:5,a nj,
t2;3., St:97 t%J!, t0:l!.
Arrive Terminal Juuctlon-iS:l7. ti0:0}, su:S
a M, t!:.S, "J:3!. tl:ts, l9:ls p. nj.
Leave Terminal Junctiou-t7:?.. 1850. Z NJ.
Leave Martins fsrry-t7:.s, 1907 s.ni., 'la:H.
ll:OS. tl:,o. tj:ip. tS:62 n. nj.
Leave Peninsula -t7:A. l9lA n III. 'l2:5l, 21lt
ti:lT, h::i. tS:hS y. III. 's
\rrtrr whccliny-tT:io, ia:N & H., ele:M
ii:i7. li:M ti:il. ta:po y. III.
'paily. tDally except sunday. lSnudAys only
All tralils will run on Eastern Tina
J.E TAUSSlG, Superintendent
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Right farm Paralyzed!
Saved from St. Vitus Dance.

"Our daughter, Blanche now III.
tccu years OF age, had been terribly
afflicted with nervousness, and had
list the entire uso Of her right arm.
Wc feared st. Vitus dance, and tried
tho best physicians, with no benefit.
She has taken three bottles OF DR..
Niles Ncrvino and has gained 81
rounds. Her nervousness and symp-
IONS olSt. Vitus dance are entirely
gone, she attends school regularly,
and has recovered complete use OF
her arm, her appetite is splcndld."Y
MIS-. l.. l. BULLOCK, Brighton. N. Y!
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On aud after Monday. Dccenbe, IL. 1891. Par
scnger Trains Will run as follows: sDally.
tnaily E1ccni SUNDAY. Central tlna
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Dr.
Cures,

d. Niles Scrylnc Is sold on n positive
fT1TntSS tse sc nnG ut, pS'5 n,, S 6ese
itwIll lC sent, prepaid, on receipt OF price
~ tho DE. Miles Medical Co, Ekhart Ind.
SOLD BIZ drnrsLits eyeryMhcse nn..NwriNHi
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

lnnuRry6. 1877 EXPLANATION or REyEurscr
NAhKS; "DaIly; tllnlly. except Sunday; tDsIiy,
except saturday: fDnily. except Monday; isur,.
9als only; lMondaJs only: Saturday, only.
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FIN a CInL,

G. LAM, President Jos. SEyBoLp. Cashier
Ia. JEFFERSON. Assistant Cashier
The evening times., 1895-12-03
CAPTURED iNsTHE RAIDS
Sentences Passed Upon People
Arrested by the Policemen.
RUNAWAY BOY SENT HOME
Alley Residents Were Disorderly and
Suffered the Penalty of the Law.
Lung Sings Assailant Got Five
Months in Jail-Annie Flood Will
Serve Thirty Days.

Today was vagrancy day in the police
court. Tattcred and weary derelicts on
life's sea, begging for pennies to keep cold
out and hunger from gnawing at their
vitals, fell into the police drag-net, and
wound UP in Judge Kimbalrs dock. From
there the road to the workhouse is on the
down grade.
Henry Walker, lively negro of the very
tough variety, was arrested by Policeman
Gee, and charged with vagraDcy. The
officer, as usual, saw him begging and ar
rested him.
.What do you do for a living, boy?"
asked the judge.
II ecnally wuks fer a livin', Judge"
replied Henry.
"Do You live here?"
Yes, sir"
Know any Of these officers?''
~ don't seem tn know none of desc.
I'm well known in de city,
"Take his bonds,'' said Judge KimbaIl.
Henry's personal bunds not to repeat the
offense were taken and he walked uut.
Annie Smith, one of the women cap
tured by Sergt- Daley on his raid last
night was arraigned on a charge Of
vagrancy. She pleaded not guilty.
Judge, I'm 10 .yag," she declared. 81
The Officers gave Annie very bad repu-
The evening times., 1895-12-03
JOHNSTONS, z29:7al 7th St n ":

tation, however, and the court thought
three months in the wurkhouse would
have n beneficial effect on her.
Rebecca Fate and Sarah Smith were also
captured in the raris iast night, aud Po-
liccnan Frank BaGr appeared against them.
The court adiudged them guilty of being
yagrants. and he'd them In go bonus.
They Were ccInintt-d To the workhouse
Tor thirty days each in default.
George JONES ani Jonn Ora yson were ar
rested ny Policeman Williams on the same
old charge. vagrdncy. and were sent down
for thirty days each.
Charles Kerr. tue youth who was picked
up here by tue police several day ago on
his way from Charleston, 5. c., where he
was going to school. to ConuelIsville, Pa,
was turned over to his father today and
VIII spend his Christmas at home, as he so
much desired. TIE boy ran away from
school a couple of weeks ago. and has since
that time walked all the way from Charles
ton here. Clerk Harper wrote 10 bis father
when he was picked up, and the PARENT at
once came on for him.
Rose Simms and Rose johnson, colored
residents of a southwest alley, were ar,
rested by Policeman Muller and charged
with Observation-Disclosures They pleaded guilty
and were sent back for fifteen days.
GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE.
William Bowen, colored. was arraigned
before Judge Miller this morning on three
charges of assault aud sentenced to sixty
DAYS In jail In each case. Margaret Hall.
A Annie Fraser and Joseph Snowden, all resi-
dents of the same house, were the prosecut-
ing witnesses.
Alfred Matthews, colored, was arrested
by Policeman O'Donohue and arraigned,
charged with carrying concealed weapons
and with assault on Lung Sing. Chinese
lauudryman at Fifteenth and l. streets.
The assault occurred about T:30 O'Clock
last night and the negro drew revolver
on the Chinaman. Matthews was sen
fenced to $50 days in the concealed weapon
case. and sixty DAYS Tor assault.
VIM. johnson, coiored, charged with the
larceny or n gold-headed cane, valued at
Sl5, from Wm. Huntress, was tried before
Judge Miller and sentenced to ninety days
in jail. The larceny of the cane was re-
ported yesterday, and Precinct Detective
barnes made the arrest and recovered the
property.
was raided last night by Sergt. Daley and
Policemen Baur and Smith. was sentenced
to twenty DAYS in Jail.
The evening times., 1895-12-03
GEAR WAVES HIS REQUEST.
VIII Not Insist Upon Having Sec
Ond GuardshiD

Ond Guardship.
Berlin. Dec. 3.-The Frankfort Zeitung
publishes ConstantinOple dispatch saw
Ing that the car. in reply to a persoual
appeal from the sultan, consented to waive
the Russian request for a second guar,istip
in the BOsphoru5.
London. Dec. 3.-The Times Berlin cor
respondent telegraphs that although no
official confirmation can be had OF the
report that Russia will not insist upon
having second guardshp at Constanti-
nOple. the statement that the cZar has
waived his demand is not likely to cause
surprise.
Vienna, Dec. 3.-The Poiitiscbe Cor
respondent has hitherto not printed any
report of the outrages in Armenia. It now
publishes a dispa tch from COnstantinople
bearing date of November 27, which SAYS
that the sitna ation in Trebizond and through
out Anatolia is desperate. The official
reports ascribing al the outbreaks to the
Armenians are, the dispatch says, alto
gether unfounded.
The prisons In Trebizond are still filled
with Armenians. The Mohammedans are
well armed and still threaten the Arnen-
tans. The attitude of the governor, Kedri
Bey, has made the former doings there pos
efble.