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fine orchestra Will be on hand. and Refreshments
Will be served by frst-class caterer.
The big and speedy steamers Grand Republic and
General Slocum will carry only one-haf their limit
and Will follow the yachts ever the entire course
They will leave West TwertJ -secondst. at $50 and
a. M Battery landing s:l5 a. IN. and Brooklyn
Bridge Pier at $40 n. m.
The iron steamer Sirius. which IL under charter
TO the 7th Regiment Veteran Club viii leave Pier
!, North River at a. The music Will be under
the direction OF Band Master Rogers. OF the Ith;
and Adolph Nelson viii look out for the comforts OF
the timer man
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
BISMARCK OK THE UNITED STATES

From, The Philadelphia Telegraph.
The people OF the United States are fortunate
Bsmsrcks % regaYd That old hero Of blood and
iron. in his speech 20 the rsRresenta'yes oi s
Frledrichsruh. spoke IN a very complimentary vein
concerning this country. lie regrets not having
volunteers the Information that OF all foreign coun-
tries the United states is the most sympathetic
With us"
THE CELEBRATION MAY CAUSE WAR.
From The Minneapolis Tribune.
The pride OF the Germans in their achievements
Is attra; they cannot he expected 10 refrain from
rejoicing In their good fortune which enabled them
provinces But their celebration might take on a
queter and less offensive tone without losing any OF
its genuine patriotic character. II VIII be re-
markable II trouble does not sooner later grow
out OF the present festivities.
AN INDICATION OF NATIONAL UNITY.
From The Chicago Record
There could be no stronger indication OF the
strength OF German national unity ana or the fra
ternal character OF the feeling among members OF
the German race than the enthusiasm with which
all celebrations OF the kind are undertaken twenty
OF this people responds TO the memory OF the occa-
sion II could not have responded ever In the
heat OF the days just after that victory was won.
ADMIRABLE TEMPER OF THE. FRENCH.
From The Boston Advertiser.
All things considered. Frenchmen are bearing
themselves with admirable temper in the presence
or at least In view OF the Germanic celebrations OF
the anniversarief OF the Franco-German War.
IT MEANS GERMAN UNITY.
From The Cleveland Leader
In celebrating Sedan and the great victories which
went before that famous battle, Germany has not
dren OF the Fatherand have been making gala days
OF anniversaries which mean unity, the fruiton OF
German hopes and German struggles prolonged for
centuries They rejoicing In the birth OF an era
OF national greatness and prosperity far Transcend
inc ali tnat their country had ever known before
tho war with France.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
YACHTING ICE CREAM
ONE OF THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS OF THE
NAUTICAL CRAZE

NAUTICAL CRAZE.
That the yachting craze has taken hold OF the
people OF this city and Is eclipslng everything e'se
for the time being is evident Even the bicycle rad
IL overshadoved for the moment. and everything Is
given talk about pointing. tacling baby-jio-
topsas balloon jbtopsas. balloon-jIbs and spinna-
kers. Some OF the yachting talk around the hoteis
would starte a seagoing man. but. whatever the
ignorance Of the uninitlated may be. their enthu-
sIasm Is earnest and the hote men are catering 70
II for all that II H. worth.
short time ago had the bicycle Ice cream
and the Hotel Brunswick has yachting zee
cream Mr. Swe-t the manager, says that IL y neeu-
less 10 take "A straw vote In his hotel 10 discover
how the guests feel toward the respective yachts.
II is only necessary To watch the Ice cream the
eat. Yachting ice cream makes pretty picture
when II f. served on the table The ground. or Ice
cream proper iF green pistache, shaped IKE .ons;
rolling At the top. just where wave sh0uIn
break into focm. whipped cream has been supp'IrSu. ~
Then. 20 cap IT all miniature reproduction OF Ins
Defender the Vakyre Is used. This Is neg |
little wooden affair. with the hun painted as ,he
yacht n painted. The proper sails are at'acHeN'
with ru1der and all.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06

For New-Enslaud. generally far: variable WINDS sta
tionary temperature
For Eastern New-YOrk Eastern Pennsylvania fair
easerly winds. change IN temperature
For New-Jersey. fair. clearing the coast easterY
winds
For the District OF Columbia Maryland Delaware and
Virginia fair. easerly winds change temperature
For Vest Virginia. fair. winds shifting eastsrly.
For Western York. fair Friday; winds shifting 10
southeasteriy and slightly warmer.
For Western Pennsylvania fair preceded by local. show
near the lakes. foutheastery during
warmer northern portion
For Ohio generally ;air during Friday: warmer south
eas,eriy winds
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
SEA CLIFF CATBoATs RACE

The Sea ClIa Yacht cubs special open race Tor
cabin mainaan yachts which was postponed rom
August Il. was sailed yesterday afternoon Ihere
we're TWO ca,ses OF cabin catboats, Out OF t"eHs
o,triss there were seven starters. The course was
,hirtesn nautical niles long and practically TRAN
o,tlar and the summary follows.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
GREAT WYyDOw-GLASs POOL FORxED

Pi,tsburg Sept. 5.-The Pennsylvania window
glass manufacturers met In this city to-day and
formed a combination similar 10 the powerful
Indiana pool The two pools will work together and
control ~ PEI cent OF the window-glass output OF
the country A meeting OF the Pernsylvania and
Indiana combinations will be held In Chicago Mon
day next to atYancN selling prices.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.
A RISING BAROMETER IN THE EAs'

A RISING BAROMETER IN THE EAST.
Washington Sept 5The barometer has risen IN all the
the Mississippi and 20 the west of the
Rocky Mountains. II is high on the New England and
Pacific coast unusually low South Dakota
where depression Of considerable Is now central
The temperature has remained about stationary except
Northwest where n Is cooler. Light local
showers reported from the Central Gulf coast Florida
Atlantic coast the lake regions and the
Northwest bat the weather continues fair generally
throughout the interior Of the country and IN NewEng
land
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
THE vr,cApA STILL A WINNER.

Plymouth. Sop; THE twenty-raters Isolde IN
Won, and Niagara sailed to-day in the Port OF Ply
mouth royal regatta. The course was out OF 'ne
Eastern Channel and round the NeWstone ana Rtry
rofIes Thav finished "a follows Niagara. 3;oi;-3; IN
wont a.57 s. Isolde. 2.js.23
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
THE LARcHMoNr CLUBS SPECIAL RACES.

The fifth OF the Larchmont Yacht Cinos series oi
eight special races for 3i-foo ra'ers and Hfooters
was sailed over the clubs triangular course IN 'he
Sound. of the clubhouse, yesterday under me
mann cement Of the Regatta Committee. CONSISTING
OF John = Loveioy chairman: Otto Sarony ana
Alfred Marshall. The number or members anu
guests present was small. and out OF fair hs' Oh
entries the only starters were az follows SpeciaI
si-foo, class-The Acushla and the Dragoon special
., too, ,,o.s Tho vaouero The course for the "a
,ooters was tveniv-one and one-half nautical miles
long and ,ha, for rhe 2l-footers. ten and one-haf
nautical miles
The Vaqucro. being alone in her cliss' was
started at il:jl1; and had n walkovet;, ne me
Acushla and the Dragon. after viinly WAITING lor
the arrival Of other boats or thelr C.aSs, ~
started at 125OOo and got away a. ighoTs. IN, ~
Acushla i2:52:32 the Dragon. l2;5ZJ' Ihe Drusoon
overhaued the Acusha. but lost fnnch ume ~, ia
overstanding the nrai mark from "nicn NC
AcushIa stnadilv gained The latter came In me
winner Following ls a summary OF tho Regatta
Committees ofIlral figures:
Al a
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06

Sot less than 100000 persons rend The
NETWORK PRESS every DAY. Why Because IL nas
ALI. THE NEWS. well-wrten tor ONE CENT ..
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
CELEBRATING The ANNIPERS4f or SED1N
PATRIOTISM OF THE

PATRIOTISM OF THE PEOPLE
From The Brooklyn Eagle.
rha r,os, GRATIFYING feature OF the celebration
was that the patrotism OF the people was shown
Ing of the German Empire than In manifestations
OF arimus toward France Bismarck, who did more
,tan any one else 10 weld the States into unity was
not conspicuous in the events OF the day and his
silence h. significant
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
yRrGAprER-GENERAL AUGUSTUS V. KAuTz.

BRIGADIER- GENERAL AUGUSTUS V. KArTZ'
Washington. Sept 5-A telegram was received at
the Wnr Department to-day from Seattle. Wash,
announcing that Brgadier- General Augustus VAL
euilne Kautz L. $ A.. retired. dropped dead there
last night probably from heart disease. Adjutant-
General Ruggles, who has just returned from the
coast paid the General visit while there and
thought him 70 be IN excellent health
General Kautz was born In Germany January 5.
ls2s He began his military career IN the Mexican
War as a private serving under General Taylor.
He was appointed a cadet at the West Point Mill
tary Academy from ohio in lSis. and was gradu-
ated In 1852 At the beginning Of the civil War
he was made captain Of the 9Th Cavalry, and
colonel OF the 2d Ohio Cavalry soon after. He was
made brigadier-genera OF volunteers in 1864: brevet
ma jor general the next year, and was mustered
out in 1866 Colonel Kau'z made the attack on
Alorgans rear during the latters raid which caused
the famous Confederate's rout. leading 10 his cap
ture. As brigadier-general Of volunteers he was
assigned to command the cavalry division OF the
Army OF the James. and subsequently served alter
nately with the Army OF the James and the Army
Of the Potomac Soon after the death OF President
Lincoln General Kautz was member OF the mill
tary commission 10 try the conspirators mpli-
Gated.
on the reduction OF the Army after the war
General Kautz was made Lieutenant colonel Of the
18th Infantry In 1874 he made colonel. lie
did credable I'm Indian upris!ngs after 1915.
when he was appointed To command the Depart
mand OF the Department ot the Columbia. He was
retired IN ls9.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
rrag DEu0cEArIc CONTENTIoN.

wcronah Handicapped minutes - s-c9nNs ,,..,
Winners First pri.". poDn"", rec"nh pf@'' H''Ne'
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06

Tribune once Sept. O. ! .. m The weather yesterday
was fair and The temperature ranged between U"
ana the 3bs) being -. higher uHn
ON wednesday and Ia lower than On the corresponding
day last year. - -
The weather to-day 10 likely 10 DC iaT ano "si".
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06

fsho,ia be read daily by ali

E F5r-sn N mails for the week ending September viii
close promptly S Sais ie' NAILS ii 'o'S
E EFs ana frs'ns r,sE iS. Iiy Ds
s'a' la eI,e"s Roufsosns VIA Ha1fs m Europe
R r,, be dTastd na s gr 'Sl %
Ssi %Ssy = peg rrays Bremen qsiisIs Tor oths.
directed es s-Sd m per te per at Il
Sr %S,t 'bs'' directed
Rome'). ,.,
After the closing of the Supplementary TransatIansss
opened tho Of the American Engilsh Frneh ana
os o the s Of 'aS @'' within ten NIL"
MAILS FOR sSTTH %Es4 rSSEns ASR CENTRAL Tc AMERICA
t.1. fsf NJ % 20 snS sa:
shfHhb%f-% sf'Si %Si : :se 81 sss!ss direct per
FasSn. Fass1 4. ia"a Jamaica nd saTana Etc @ Tor
Aasshsny i0SS va1,,i ISr Ssm.'e.'. chlap.:
s,srs for other parts for cuba mus; =
directed P gons camss. s for Porto 95 sss
R,ea via Limon. per steamer from New-or.eans.
Natl. for Newfoundland. BY ran to Hantsr and theme.
fsr S Mausicn BY Boston thence by s,eamsr
close q, ,s ia Sss ss Ss sy at 80 % m Tor MS S5 cuba
steamer. sailing oiondays and Thursdays, from foS
addressed for dispatch by steamer. close once
'''S AT :" 'TRANsrAcIFrc MAILS
Mails for China. Japan and Hawaii per cop,ic 0rcm
80 p M. Mails for China and Japan. per 8 . Tacoma
Qrom Tacoma close here daily up 70 september IS
$50 .. Mails for China and Japan especially ad-
dressed only per ,,,v Empress ny w o. China g5on Van
y. Malls for Australia (except West Austraia)
Hawaii and FIJI Islands, per : Mowefa from Van
couver), close here daily after August IL up 10
September - 630 y. Mails for Australia excene
those for West Australia. which are forwarded VIA
Europe) New ZEALAND liza sa. FIJI and samoan Islands
per Monows nrom san Franc,sco). close here daily
up 10 September ia az $40 p m. COR arrival az
New-York j. Etruria with British mails Austria
lia). Malls for Hawaii. per = = Australia urom San
Francscol close daily up september az 70
u m MATHS the Society Islands per ship rropc
Bird Ifom san Franelsco) close here daily UP Sep
tcrber ~ al d3o y. IN.
'Regisered mail closes o p m. previous day.
CHARLES W DAYTON Postmassss.
posoffcs. New-York n. Y. August 80. 1895.
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
,,orsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06

Licbtg Company's Extract OF Beef 40.
For twenty years the standard for excecncr =.
the same to-day when first put W by Baron L'eOs'
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.

In diagram continuous white line Shows me
changes indicated BY The Tribnnes SER
recording blmeter The dotted line represents tho 'eH
perature recorded Al Perys Pharmacy.
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wErI-KNowN PEOPLE WHO ARE ALREADY HERE
PREPARATIONS FOR GALA DAY TO-
MORROw-LITTLE BETTING
oN THE CONTEST.

That people will 20 down the Bay to soc
the international yacht races this year than any
year previous s manifested by the way the hotels
filling up. and the unusual number OF advance
orders that they are receiving. Many OF the more
popular hotels have been nled for over week. anu
cots and beds on the billiard tables were a, {"
premium. The great crush. however. Is expected
to-day tonight and tomorrow. and on through
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
SPECIAL 3i-rooT CLASS

vaouero ..........ii.5iI5 f:oi3i i'1o1' l:ol'
winners: The Acushla and vaquero. the latter having
walkov"r.
II was thought by experts al the cl"p"o"sr 'na'
,ho Dr,yoon erd the Vanuero are already far
ahead of their competitors In the series OF races
that they would capture the cups. All i-archmont
ciub races which have been announced, but not yet
sailed have been called OF I'll the end % the inter-
national contests for the Americas cup
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
GperiaI Notices.

Highest award for artificial teeth al Worlds Far
was granted DR. Henry r Dsane Dentist 45i lexington
ave cor 18th Specially. artificial teeth. Exprezsioa
Three medals received al American institute
"Dry-R Oyal."
One the Choicest Dry Sparkling Wines OF France
s2lOO CASE OTIS.
All leading European newspapers and periodicals fos
sale by The International News Company, ~ and "
Duane-st cna door east u Broadway. New-fork
Confidential Investigations by Expert Detectives
Ex Detective Sergeant Sheldon. supt l5 West s-d-st
Telephone 7O5-3tfh.
The Lending Fall styles Gentlsmens Hats just
issued by Espsnscheid. us Nassau ST.. n Y.
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ATE NEWS ITEMS

IL the senate. on the 18th. the morn.
ing hour was spent in debate over the
Hawaiian question. The long parlia-
mentary struggle over the Nicaragua
canal came to a close and the bill was
finally passed by vote of 81 to Fl.
.......ln the house the sundry civil APP
preparations bill for the year ending
June 30, 1896 was finally passed after
the adoption Of important amend
ments- As passed. the bill carries an
appropriation o. s3g. 036. 7el.j0. net
increase Of 100000 over the amount
reported from committee. An evening
session. devoted To the consideration
of private pension bills. was held.
In its report against the inpeach-
ment of Judge Kicks. Of Ohio. submit
ted on the s5th the house Judiciary
committee embodied q resolution de-
claring that "thc committee is not
satisfied that Judge Augustus J.
Kicks has been guilty of any wrong
committed while judge that will JUS
tify it in reporting a resolution Of i'm
parchment; vet the committee can not
too strongly ccn>urc the practice I'M
der which Judge RicI.s made up his
accounts"
a DISPATCH from the City Of Mexico,
dated the esth said: Gnatemala's an
swer TO Mexicos ultimatum was re-
ceivcd last night and j. 10 the effect
that the disputed territory belongs to
her. and If any indemnity is to be paid
Mexico owes IL to Guatemala. The
prospects were that war would he de-
clarcd Mt once.
SEVERE storms prevailed al over the
coasts Of Great Britain. France and
Holland on the 18th. In Scotland the
fall Of snow was particularly heavy.
4 fishing boat belonging to Dunbar,
with crew ~ seven on board. was
lost. and Off Port Raath. Cornwall. q
vessel with a crew Of fourteen men
went down.
The Till introduced in December las.
bv Mr.. Mccall, Of Massachusetts. TO
give United States district courts
jurisdiction first over contested
election cases, was, on the 2sth or
dercd 10 be iavorablv reported by the
elections committee Of the house.
THE failure of pullen. Croker q CO.,
bankers and brokers. Of Portland. Me.
was announced on the 2jth The firm
had been doing business about eleven
years. The cause Of the trouble was
said to DC the condition Of the wheat
market.
lnE post Office department. on the
25.h, issued a fraud order against the
Ladies Monthly Gem. published ~
Cleveland, o., for fraudulent use Of the
mails.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

a DISPATCH from Massowah TO the
Italian minister of war. on the aist.
said the Italian troops had occupied
Harras.
The trolley-car mems strike in
Brooklyn assumed serious aspect. on
the 2lst. and there were numerous col
lisions between the mobs and police
and with the military. the latter. after
much provocation. firing on their as
sailants. The known casualties for
the day numbered twenty, besides sew
eral wounded rioters who were spirited
away by friends.
THE supreme court of the United
States. on the 2lst. ordered that Eu-
gene V. Debs and his associates in jail
in Illinois be admitted 10 bail in the
sum Of $500 each. The hearing TO
show cause is to be had on March -
AFTER lingering between life and
death for four weeks. Lizzie Morton.
the second victim of the shanty boat
tragedy IF Christmas day, in st. Louis.
for which Noble Shepard is in Jail, died
on the night of the 2lst. She carries
with her to the grave the story of the
double murder. which will proba bly,
never be known unless Shepard tills il.
In the Nebraska house. on the elst
resolutions were unanimously adopted
denouncing the murder of Barrett
Scott a. dastardly and unwarran
and calling upon the governor TO inn
mediately offer reward for the arrest
Of his murdererS
MORE excitement than the depart
ment has had in years was created
among the rank and file of the New
York police department. on the 2lst.
when il became known that great
number Of indictments. probably fifty
two, had been found by the oyer and
terminer grand jury.
AFTER one Of the most bitter fights
ever waged for the United States SEN
ate in Kansas. Lucicn Baker. state
senator for Leavcrworth county. re-
ceived the caucus nomination. on the
night of the alst. on the ninth ballot.
IIo-. GEORGE A. BINGHAM. ex-justicc
of the supreme court Of New Hamp-
shire. died at his home in Littleton on
the eed. Judge Bingham was born in
Concord. Vt. April a5, 1926.
REPORTS received at the state de part
mcnt in Washington up TO the olst
place the Japanese in a position be-
tween Pckin on the west and the great
fortress Of Wci-IIai-Wei on the east.
II is believed that movement will I've
made by land and sea upon the latter
place. just as al Port Arthur.
a SEw $40 counterfeit silver certif-
cate. well executed, has been discov-
cred Nv the secret service II first
made its appearance in New York
ely
THE house judiciary committee. on
the I'D. by vote Of 10 :. decided.
not to recommend the impeachment OF
Judge Kicks
OK the elst Judge A. J. Kicks. Of
Cleveland. o.. accompanied by his coun-
sci, arrived in Washington 10 appear
before the Judiciary committee ~ the
house Of representatives - answer the
charges preferred against him by the
centr-l Labor union Of Cleveland.
SENATOR OWENS has introduced bill
in the New York legislature the pur.
pose Of which Is TO correct "a complain.
by the ~ riking railway operatives OF
K Brooklyn II provides that DAYS
labor Of ten hours shall begin the mo.
ment an employee reports for duty and
be continuous, except for an interval
, for meal.
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GUATEMALA INVADED.
simultaneous Entry Of Mexican Troops Into
Guatemala at Two Points.

Cry or MEXICO. Mex. Jan. e5.-Pri-
vatc dispatches received here state that
the Mexican war training ship cara
gosa. which sailed from Guaymas on
the 18th inst. for Guatemala. touched
at san l'incto and took on a large
number Of troops and ammunition.
The force was landed AT Txtapa,
Qua tcmala. simultaneously with an
armed invasion Of Mexican troops into
Guatemala from the state Of Chiapas.
Mexico military telegraph lines have
been constructed all along the frontier
within The past few weeks. and Prcsi-
dent Diaz and the war DEPARTMENT are
kept fully advised as To the situation
on tie border.
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.
Debs and Ills Fellow Prisoners Give Bond
The Conspiracy Trial.

ne Nonspsrasy Irsai.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Presid Eugene
v Debs, Vice-President George W.
Howard, Secretary Sylvester keliher
and Directors L. w Rogers. NJ. J. Eli
OFT. Leroy NJ. GOODWIN. James Hogan
and William Burns arrived in this city
from Woodstock Jail and gave bail in
the sum of 5000. William >hakcl and
Vim. Fitzgerald signing their bonds.
The trial for conspiracy begins this
afternoon, when Judge Gros>cup will
admit the men to bail on the conspiracy
charge. They are already under s.5.-
600 bail, but not on the omnibus indict-
ment. Judge Grosscup said he would
fix the bail SO the sum total would not
be increased. taking off Of the old bond
A. much as he makes the new one.
This VIII make the whole amount Of
bail each man is under S...ooo
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AFTER THE REWARD.
Oyerton Knows TayIor's Whereabouts H"s
Won't Tell

CRAwFoRDsvlLr.r. Ind. Ian. 20. Rel
a.vc 10 the wherca bouts II W. W. ray
Tor. the dcfaulting state treasurer
Of south Dakota. John y. over
ton. one Of the best known citi-
zcns Of this town. reiterated today
that he had discovered Taylor's exact
location. Overton said: Yes. sir. :
know where Taylor is. but Tn not
telling. I'm after that 5000 reward
and I'm sure OF IL. lie is dangerously
s:cs, and cannot be moved ut present
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J. u. DURAN. consul general at san
Francisco f"rs,uatemala. was reported.
on the aith. 70 have been recalled by
President l;arrios. II j. said that Du-
ran. who i observation-disclosures in the
mand Of the force on his arrival home.
IL was furthur stated that an alliancc
had been formed by the republics of
Nicaragua. Salvador, Honduras and
Guatemala. and that joint force Of
100000 men was under arms and ready
to march 10 the Mexican frontier.
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A DISPATCH from Shanghai states
that the Chinese peace ENJOYS made
application to the agents OF the Pa
cific Mail steamship Co. on the ed.
for transportation To Japan and would
sail on the goth. They will be trans
ferred to japanese steamer at shimo-
uOSoki
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As A result Of the revolt in Hawaii.
resolutions casting implied censure
upon the government for not keeping
war ships at Honolulu for the protec
ton Of American interests on the ISL
anas were introduced in both houses Of
congress. on the 10th. and in both
bodies precipstated hot debate upon
the subject Of protection and annexa-
ton
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THREE LIVES LOST
A. the Result Of Fire In u BrookIyu
Norocco Factory.

BE"okLyS, Jan. 25.--Thrcc persons
were burned todeath and two seriously
injured at q fire in morocco factory
Wednesday night. The names Of those
burned are:
Antonio Graf. ~ years old.
Tony Schultz, 2, wears odd
Frank McSorcy, u years old
All three were employed in the build.
ing. and had evid, ntly been overcome
by the dense smoke and flames before
they could make their escape