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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

CALLERs-"Is your mamma quite well to-
day3" Freddy-"I guess not" Callers
SIS she lying downl' Freddy-''No, but she
acted real pleasant when / told her who was
here. Inter Ocean.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

A Rich ADoRNMENT.-"Wh a singular
brooch Mrs. Newrich has on. Is it enamelr
mo. It's thousand-dollar bill glazed. -
Harper's Bazaar.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

An amateur editor has just made for
tune by his pen. His father died after read
ing one of mis- articles, and left him fifty
thousand pounds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

IF you want to be cured of a cough use
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

Mrs. HoUsER-"How dare you kiss the
servant girl before met" Houser-" Excuse
me. l have been kissing you off and on for
several years. have just begun with her.
didn't kiss her before u."-Philadelphia
Inquirer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

THE whale lives about four hundred years
A whale would be a good thing for person
to buy who hated to part with pet after he
became attached to it.-Tit-Bits.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

$50 TIE doctor has ordered your wife to
go south for her healthE' Eyes" "Will
Che climate agree with her2'' "Wen, if it
does it will be good one. n-Inter Ocean.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

WIFE-"There, now This paper says
that married men can live on less than sin
gle men," Husband-"But, my dear, all of
US haven't wives who take in washing" y
Dubuque Times
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

81 WOULD die for you!" insisted the rich
old sutton. 80! it's very easy to promise, y
rejoined the maiden skeptically.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

IT is the business of the newspaper editor
to make long story short. "-Iexas Sift-
ings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

HALLIE-"How delightfully."- entertaining
Miss Closemouth isl" Percy-"Is she well
inforncdf Hallie-"Oh, yes, l told her
everything knew about everybody. In
ter Ocean.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

HAVE found Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton an unfailing medicine.-F. r. LORI,
1905 Scott ST., Covington, KY, Oct. l, 1884,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

DEALER-"H madam, is banquet
lamp which will delight you if properly at
tended. We call it the ''After-Dinner-
Speaker Lamp" Lady "Why do you
give it that queer name!' Dealer-"It's so
brilliant when it's full. "-N. Y Weekly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

THE friendship between two girls usually
ceases as soon as they have told everything
they know.-Atchison Globe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

JINKs-(At the door impatiently)-
you all ready, dear" Mrs. Jinks-"All but
putting on my bonnet" Jinks -" H'ml
We'll, I've time for two more cigars, any
way. "-Harper's Bazaar
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

Who shall be true to us, when we are so
unsecret to ourselves2- Shakespeare.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

VEXED sailors cursed the rain for which
poor shepherds prayed in vain.-Walier.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

"CAN you sing the old songs, Miss Smith,"
"Oh, mol / wasn't born thenl'-Atlanta
Constitution
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17
THE BUTLER.

He'd tired her out,
mayhap)
The queen unex-
pee todly fell
asleep
With her curly
brown head In
my lap.
"For she is so lit
tie, you see,"
the king
e xpla In ed in a
grave aside,
he doesn't re-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

MIRTH may prove better digestive
than a doctors pill
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

Shakespeare,
Rev. Charles II. Pnrkhursf,
George w. ChiIds,
Susan II. Anthony,
Abraham Lincoln,
Mile. Emma Calvc,
William H., Emperor of Germany
Prince Bismarck,
William NJ. Evarts,
Oliver w. Holmes,
William Lyme Wilson,
Rev. ThOs. DE Witt Talmaze,
John Ruslkin,
Adelina Patti.
Mrs. Fran. Hodgson Burnett,
Louis kossuth,
President CarnOt,
Nine. Emma Eames-Story,
Elizabeth Barrett Browning,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
THE CUBAN nEyoLITtox
Latest Facts from the pnipio, 81
mont Mgcen Lad.

TAMPA. FLA. April Ito an .-,...
with the Times-rnlon corrcs..,t...
night Colonel Figucrcdo. The s...-
the Cuban patriots IN Tamp,. s.t
recognized head OF the moyem.n, ..
section, said:
The latest news ! have from ,..
that General MaccO has lan4s. . L..
force OF men on the ISLAND tug.f...
1900 rifles. ammunition. and ann. .
But al what point the iauiir. d..
fected am not Informed Ha rts.
force, with thrty-seyen officer. ..
men are well drilled ami l.
General MaceO captured n ,nnt.. ...
several hundred men prisoner. ..
securing 100 mules and inf..
valuable munitions Of war Tr.
latest fact. ! know there ago .. ...
OF rumors dying about hut VlAf
stated are the simple facts as fE........
according 10 our best lnfrrr..I
would advise very lliilo cTe.ru.. ..
placed in highly-colorel ami sr....
newspaper reports. We shall l....
fully just what Is h,.Es DOM. .f ..
arrival 81 the steamer Havana '.-.
row"
Gonzales Qucsada. secretary ., ...
Cuban movement ia the Jrf.l -...
who is the guest ~ Colcne, F.....
and Enrique Collozo. a Cuban ..
from New York. also hcrc. ,srr... ,r.
same opinion substantially DIS c.....
Figueredo
The Colonel Secretary Qu.,..s E-rl
que Collozo. and DR.. Domingo y.. .. t.
jacksonville "wednesday ana v. s. l-...
a mass-mceting on Thursday rgrf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
DID SHE MURDER THEMs
Her Two Younger Children Found
with Their ThrOats Cut.

COLUMBUS. o., April Mrs. W. n.
Williams. wife OF real-estate man. or
Grove city. o., registered at the Park
Hotel with her three children. The two
youngest. aged and g. were found with
their threats cut from ear 10 ear The
woman told the older child she was going
10 drown herself In the river. Nothing
has since been seen or heard OF her
Later.--The police found Mrs. Williams
at 10 O'Clock tonight at the house OF Mrs.
Lester, friend Of her family's, ii6 l-2
north High street. She had gone directly
there from the Park Hotel. and had not
told them what she had done. Mrs. Les
ter said she had chatted pleasantly during
her stay. as II nothing had happened
when asked about the murder she ad-
mitted that she had killed tn children.
and calmly related the story OF how she
did f. evidently not realizing the serious
ness OF f.
PLANNED LAST WEDNESDAY.
She acknowledged that she concluded
10 do IT last Wedn sday, and came To
this city TO carry out her plan. She first
went to the Davidson House, but could
get no room 10 suit her. She bought the
razor In this city last Saturday. She
bought n quantity OF opium on Sunday
and administered some 10 each OF the
children. but they all ei'cted II. except
Annie, the elder child. who slept for seve-
raj hours and them came from under its
influence. She fully intended TO kill Annie
this morning, but shr pleaded so hard
and showed such strength OF resistance
that she desisted.
Maud she says. died from the morphine,
but this cannot be true.
When she left the hotel this evening
she started for the river intending To
drown herself, but she reflected that An
ME might be susp cted OF having killed
the children. and so she abandoned the
notion OF suicide in that way. She said
she would kill herself yet.
From her rambling talk about her home
life II Is evident that she was lonesome
living I'm the little village. and fancying
her husband was growing cold toward
her, brooded over her lot until her mind
became unbalanced.
She is locked up in the city prison now.
Annie. the surviving child. liz 10 years
old. w. II. Williams. the husband and
father is an insurance agent and sales
man. with offices In the Clinton building,
this city. The family home was at Grove
City, twelve miles from Columbus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
DIG FORECLOSURE SUIT.
Formidable Array of Counsel on
Roth sides,

JACKSONVILLE FLA. April l.-final
foreclosure proceedings were begun in tho
United States Court to-day on a mort
gage involving 100000. held by Penn
sylvania company for the insurance Of
lives and granting annuites. against the
Jacksonville Tampa, and Key West Rail-
road Company. the American C-lstruc-
ton Company, ct al. OF the N,VD.VVO
however, $l7l6,O00 only * AZ issue, the
balance being held as collateral security
for notes given by the defendant COM
panies.
Argument was begun to-day, and that
It will be "A great battle is shown by the
array Of legal talent interested, among
them being no less Il person than Judge
William b. Hornblower who was presi-
dent Cleveland's choice for the Supreme
Bench.
Mr.. Hornblower is associated with HO-
ratio Bsbee for the American COnstruc-
ton Company. The jacksonville. Tampa
and Key West. the other defendant COM
pany. is represented by T. NJ Day. while
the receiver OF that road, Mr. j. II. Dur
kee. is represented by l.. L. Axtell
The other side OF the case IL in the
hands OF J. G. Cooper. OF Cooper Il
Cooper, and K. II. Liggett. both OF this
city, and Thomas Thacher and l.. q.
Bartlett, OF the New York firm OF Smp-
son. Bartlett Il Thacher, OF New York
The suit is very mixed one. II was
begun in July. 1892 when II. H. Cole
man was president. The future control
OF the road hinges on the issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
@islnarf'S GeburtStdg.
Sic iSeirr geitcrn glbena in Der Si;ll.
acrbaitc uun Ssn 9entiden.
Nmt.,mS;nitiitbe Vcriamm lxns.
RcidIc ume acidbma6puiie 1cfcratiu'
mca. Mm'prad,cn Sun ocn @crrrn
Wcm u. Hpieneof, Cffcripb, Gin
mcymann nno Wsil!cr. -Naufett nno
9vuiif.

3a Seitr scitsrn at,as IN srr 2anar'eaus ren ten
a6i;seta @tsurtiaae seu Saraes giStrors eur6 nc
Ctastu s,sltr Siaot Fine itbr inicrsaal' uns ~
fc.ags,e, uns na&i wrieru Dmie.n ore sire. Gi'
Esirr wurss ratr Ten eirrcitn Ger Teutitanei,'ans
6.n @ssnitai ven S,gaiu.ta rtrlaiist, uns dn Srts
eia,Gszit, teneNeat aas seu ltrca Y. rcn v. Sisss
NEAT 6ay spEycuarR ant Sse,Ies &. Sec'icr, nit Ken
ENHANCEMENT Misri, wtldcs auH fine Guisste suis
Csr:ti.i6hs agtfahr;r.
ii, Nais ircr sri@G nns str ihrr fr sic caclssens
tti NIT 3Ns;ihfa uae amcriianiiSs Sarbsn, SA'lssF
aur aartaus buuim Siisa,n,us essrirt nae irar sis
giiair, ~ Ter Ibai tnt arfbt SITTER.
lin So usS at,ess rtiiminelts ii@ rts csslaalt tn
tc sdas une mahm glse III ten Ianstn Iaaeh relfe
rsi6i5 nit ben pi,aHiSfca 1tl.aiciiei nsedt war'H.
gui ety 90tus tefaurtu f5 tie Htoner fnS Eu'f'crTs
ses trem Eiisiuia Rcs:nn are sr Miig'erer ssS ce'
lausprt,ns @,riina.
Tie Sc,,r rrutse car4 cirtn Dl-:ib iss maiiSor'
,ytfusi rrrau zen Nvisnsa', ais &e'rttnss' Ter
Gegiammluua sieGrtHnurs1 Enipraac laeii Ss'n lets
No rar -osog fctr&iJ UNI rtruraft ans 'te'f 6ei'r
nb se'su."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
THE GERMAN CAPITAL.
Decorations. liluminations. and
Fetcs-An Imperial Dnnquet.


BERLIN. April Most OF the public
buildings and a large number of private
buildings In Berlin are decorated with
flags. and Examinations are 10 be seen In
all directions. This forenoon there were
fetes in honor Of Prince Bismarck In all
OF the schools.
Emperor William gave his Bismarck
birthday dinner In the White Hall Of the
Old castle. Among those present were
the Emperor. Chancellor Prince IiOhen-
lobe. Prince Alexander Hohenlohe, the
Princess of Hohenlohe, the high officials
of the court. the members OF the Federal
Council. and numerous naval and military
officers. The Emperor and Empress re-
ceved their guests with utmost gracious
ness. At the banquet the Emperor gave
the toast: ITO his serene Highness, the
Duke OF Lauenburg. Prince Bismarck"
The Emperor's hurrah for the old Chan
cellor was accompanied with flourish OF
trumpets and cheers from the guests.
At S o'clock the imperial party, with
their guests. went to a special perform
ance at the Royal Theatre.
The Emperor sent "A long message TO
bismarck this morning The sultan ex-
pressed his congratulations through the
Turkish Ambassador.
The Fresnnige Zeitung says that
Schmidt absented himself from the BAN
quet for political reasons.
BISMARCK PROFESSIONS.
BERLIN. April AT Stuttgart last
evening 600 pupils Of the higher schools,
bearing torches. march In procession
around the monument TO Prince Bis
marck, and at Kissingen a procession,
including the city authorities with flags
and banners. marched aroung the Bis
marck monument. upon which they placed
wreaths.
NEW STATUE UNVEILED.
LEIPSIC. April 1.-The new statue OF
Princet Bismarck, in the Augustus Platz,
was unveiled at midnight The square
and the city in the vicinity were illumi-
mated with electric-lights, and process
sion, comprising several thousand per-
sons. paraded the streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Aerru ron 3ussuesks Reds.

NQsine Strin, ,....,... 49,, g,
gis fcsi es ras ir bier in Ter heruts ameiii, ais
ar,rti,ui,hs Suraer ms retilnnieii tIten, YIN cue
F,ter les so Abrla Cctu:StalS eints Saf9erS einfI
outtr,n NaiicR fcthh 81 ttaShenf
J,,sis ane,te Na.,cn fnp rie Schnt unlefts olitn
ssir,aarSss unt lielsr earaer teH irT nnS soeduJi
ta!tsn 70 tot ~ shrsn uu'er truttr.
AMI, redeem Stcl truaitn Nh un'trs Htritn, eaf ttf
oi,rm.p onersann teesuitneie Mdnn et sttt 'lr zen
or k<utisen age eie Geruueeruu9 uno Veepthh9 sum
hSAnfu AuSerud attraft miro, Tle rt ne6 ME fln
Me,sA idou ,u entn psftrsieiien, i einr'lnaen qal
IN henifixa YGree aetsrsn ~ me rhNte NIelh W.
tpsr NSts Stout, tsu5e Srrafc lrIin! m'e r'', l.9
sshrr Ter Prurer - unier ViSm ava w
ss Tsnftur!si ipiHa unS thn an rerehrer une leine
Jhatrp IN if,sru gsas mar, une ITO mar Ieun9ianf,
,bs isrard eaelbe nit eiltrntr Sdns Seeint9i nal
Gin m lns uns dnSlano rtratties III t'eine nu'ens
snm,Y Ypn ErsitAlte RrIiudelits, TIN iniTsutr nro
9u,r1ftcn f<r is,neli6eu Natbcrn lls5N,ties siue.
C,tt srst e. ais sin aesbIes, sectnisS, ano neAen
ietnrr Ds4t antrfInntes ranp tn tff 9dn~n seI "a.
7urb ie;ne ese,u,sie Sta'is pa. Go ND an es St'te
fsr atm sssi. aetsnt turc itins gcnsntnn9 IN HHnf
~ Sa,;,SnSaoit rr;e es Ia Ger y3eliausntlun1 III
sisexc Isa3 teiD,titn bat. ~ Is dber NIT an Tie
Stiee ter aiten urb ueuen gStlt Sti'eitn:
R,sIrard. tem Giniscr 1eutlanes Ter cas- n,'IcnaIe
S,tf,silbi ess Geuilhtn w,feet Utcetn INC re'rrt'
tsirsbsn 10 say hsrslbs aui leesm GtFite ''ne ias
ut Padt tsIpisn bat, iine mir al sletp SieseW NaS.
rrr.Sidtei rie unids 9raftr er0ttn.
Tenn un,er 2rebtn nntsr zen bisr ssroi,sen anlen'
nsrn m IN eemisltsr lss osratitu. ais 0suitlint,
rrSsr tinbrres Ottmaihiane fwA ieine StiltuN3es s
gumer,iam,tii aui lid stltiiti bat.
Ter v,rtinsiss am,ritanG FEET sin, sas EN- lr't's
,,bln,trs winensfiarteS golf nur Sute frath T,sen
tirn UNI sas au bier Ten 'Ann''aner ~ lsin'n
tei,rr purlern stbart Sisrsurt bat no nneie SIthnn5
~ si,iem qanse-O dnt unierem StSmard-
rerrsnsia "a uuiercm Goriheile rerarsert.
5c last uns lest eiuen sdsn, uresH9eu Salardrnr
rsisen aui tas 23shl res EnTsu ron SiSmart ttr net
,rii itYpAhlittn SrAumsrtin, 'cneern unitr ieiren
IS,slrru6 Der Oeutiae f1r6iet Writ,
Scru Wthts" nit ftart,r Nane he hlnsen, tsiBs
,.icsn,tn erTnrrau fiuiS san'tn %tlttS C'lui BAT.
SISss ib,u ieiuen airrtrn. rem Tenttt Sc't, arb
ms arr Ersntt. r.ts EN- ansss etttn Strahri etn
JtrtiJ gum Saamansa
Has -- luB e t.tVGgnse Inl. .lett !Tua sd SellHs
pctin Gtgun.d cen GAcr ,.StJtSlclaiS ttr DtullatH
ro, rer 6trinanu naA" une cam pnr6s SER 4.
Sntreh TEL ccriAe Icnu. porlelieii, peidST au ten
gtar trpisel!e: .llsmlrd'5 Stenuul ais V1tsu unit
Stlai3m11u g5adm IsHsiins unc RE Ientlh
4mtrilancr t-u 80 ! lut ptygf'idic nnc."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
FEsTIvITIEs IN NEW YORK.
Speeches; Singing; Good Things to
Emf md Driuk-IfyfuU Pictures.

NEW YORK, April Hundreds OF
thousands Of Germans in New York to-
day celebrated the eightieth anniversary
of the birth of Bismarck, the man con.
sdered by most OF them to be the great
est living representative OF their nation.
Flags were flying this morning through
out the distinctive German districts on
the East Side, and all the German So
cieties and hosts of other TeutOnic or
PLANTATIONS celebrated in some form or
other. most Of the events occurring this
evening.
All loyal Germans were invited to be
present tonight at proceedings in Ter
race Garden. whore were speeches and
singing and good things TO eat and
pictures. representing Bismarck. William
l., william H.. Napoleon III. and other
notable men OF Europe were presented
on the stage, Two big German societies,
the Arlon and the Leiderkranz held fes,
tlvties in their headquarters. the tw,
societies uniting last night in sending
the following cable message 10 Princs
Bismarck: ITO the man who united Ger
many thanks and greetings on his birth
day, from singers and boards OF trustees
OF Arion and Leilerkranz societies"
Minnesotn's Compliments.
ST. PAUL. MINI. April 1.-The legis-
lature this morning passed a resolution
congratulating Prince bismarck on his
S0th birthday. II is TO BE- cabled 10 the
Prince.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
SHE WAS FROM VIRGINIA.
The Victim of the New York
Stranger Identified.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The body OF the
colored woman found in the front yard OF
a Sixth-ayenue residence Sunday has been
identified as that Of a woman from
Heathsyille, Va, near Fredericksburg.
She was sent North recently by an en-
ployment agent. Tn identification was
made by colored woman attendant In
the Hoboken Station OF the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad. The
last known OF the dead woman is that she
started from Hoboken rec ntly 10 visit
friends In Thompson street, New York.
where is gathered the largest colony OF
negroes in the city. Search is now in
progress I'm Thompson street upon this
slight clue. The Hoboken woman had for
gotten the name OF her acquaintance. The
case promises to class among the ''cele-
brated cases." and has stirred up police
circles greatly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Dane Done to Death by Negroes.

MALPIN, FLA, April IA. Ryberg
a stranger. died here last night from In
juries received by being thrown from a
freight train. Friday night Ryberg start
ed from High Springs. Fla. to Live Oak
on a freight train, having paid the negro
brakeman to allow him to ride in a box
car, as passengers were not allowed on
the train. Soon after leaving High
Springs two negroes came into the car
and assaulted Ryberg. After robbing him
they threw him from the train He lay
where he fell till yesterday eve ning, when
he was discovered and brought there.
where he died shortly after making the
above statement. Two negroes have been
arrested for the crime. Ryberg was an
Odd-Fellow, and has a mother in Copen-
hagen Denmark
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Murder by q Negro.

JASPER, FLA. April l.-About 8
O'Clock this morning, near the Georgia
Southern and Florida depot, in what is
known a3 the Cox quarters. and In plain
view OF a number OF persons. white and
black. Walden Mitchell (coloredD shot
and killed Rilla Beaumon, a nice-looking
mulatto girl. He fired three pistol balls
In her neck and shoulder.
Mitchell, armed with two pistols, and a
chum OF his, armed with a double bar
relied gun. escaped to the woods. Depu-
ty-Sheriff Jones and Town Marshal Den
mis- Cannon, with couple OF trained
bloodhounds. are In pursuit. with good
crowd OF citi; Ms. all on horseback.
Mitchell is - bad negro, and the off,
GERS expect a desperate encounter when
they come I'D with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
uriush s,h.rc In Afrtcn.

LONDON. April In The House o.
Commons to-day. Sir Edward Grey. Inic.
Foreign Secretary. said that me question
whether the Nile valley between in' hk'
and the southern frontier off ts,r' W..
within the British sphere WAS The subi''
OF discussion with France in 1875. hut
definite conclusion bad yet been reach'
England. he saiu. did not recognize on.
Mahdi. nor had she ignored ihe rehf,
OF Egypt in the Upper Nilo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Collector William Ryan. WEo '..r'
from Washington y.st'ria rtfe '
while I'm the national capital SAW n
William l.. Wilson. ami thr ha
ing forward with great pleasure Q.
visit TO this city on mo l't OBJ.
sion OF the banquet az Obj. Ir.le.
alumni He oXpre.-ei h.m-.f
ayerse 10 a shor' pun.. ir.frf ..'t
ar has been suggested. BOO .r... '.lf
may have am opllr'Iut- H n '
people.
Mr. Ryan does not f.Iro 'a. ff
I'm the interual-r.ttnI .'-
placed under ciNi-.,I.... aIii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
w,.co,.ir s,,te HINT cto...

STEVENS POINT WIS. Agn -Tne
Commercial Bank. - an. c.ty. owing On
an extended run. closed i- 1 0rs fht
morning. Byron -. Parks was appointed
receiver. The bank closed us d."r. 3.'
summer during the panic. bat opened 1920
again The assets are put AZ $1,000" AMI
the liabilities at $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

manifested. and thar the yo,.
VIII not average more than ono ii, 's''''Nl
that registered John y. Whaion h.
lean and Civic Federation cand.d,, w.
Detroit Police Justice, har a si...,l.'r
and his election II claimed b., .,,, '.'f,
jority. Judge J. -. Moore. N Ia. ','
elected Justice Of the Suprero. -. IS
by large majority. as arc ais, ,t, ~,
Republican candidates Tor regents d, w.
university. 'ae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Pickett Camp.

At the meeting of Pickett Camp last
nfIht annlications for membership were
received from J. T.. Phillips Company q.
Twelfth Virginia infantry. and X. l..
Butler. Company G. First Virginia In
fantry. Judge George l.. Christian, OF
the Howitzers. and George +. Haw. OF
Company j Fifteenth Virginia Regiment
were elected members. An invitation
from the Oakwood Memorial Association
10 participate IN the memorial services
on MAY lutn was accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
After observation-disclosures Ta,lo,.

PIERRE. s d. April l.-At'orre' .i.,.
eral Crawford has forwarded 70 o. l.r....
ton detective letter over the ..s NO.
the State asking that courtesles p, ..l..-
cd him as tho authorized agent cf >..r
Dakota in the Taylor matter It n.-
sent TO South American point N0
will not be given. hGt - probably sAf.-
raiso. and II is presumed that Il is f.~.
warded on clue as 20 1ay.ors present
location
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
POLICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mayor strong BOunces Murray and
Kerwin-Hi- Selections.

NEW YORK, April Mayor Strong
announced late this afternoon that he
would remove commissioners Muir
ray and Kerwin In the course OF day
or two unless they handed in their re-
signatiOns in the mean time. The COM
missioners mentioned. who are Repubi-
cans, have opposed reforms in the de-
partment.
Mayor Strong this afternoon sent let
tiers to United States Civl-Service- Com
missioner Theodore Roosevelt and eX-
United States DistrictAttorney Edward
III. Mitchell, requesting them 10 accept
the offices Of police commissioners.
The Recorder will say tomorrow that
Mayor Strong has also called for the
resignation Of Mr.. Martin, president Of
the Board of Police Commissioners i'm
addition to those of Messrs. Kerwin and
Murray.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
IrI.h prIsnnrr- RcIcn.rh.

LONDON. April L-flsrb'rt Asln'
Home Secretary announc'd Ia the ho'-
OF Commons this evening that the II
political prisoners. Otalaehan ana ~
cam. has been released. Each hal s'r' FL
twelve years 81 his term. oCailaEht d.
eyesight Is going fast Mr. Asquih s'.-
Anl McCAnn hls Il.--l his l0th A.l-