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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

- Mus Sripolis tpirb oemeloet, baB Der
Staliener 8alpreba uuf Der 61u9t bon 8pr=
ru untertpegs geftorben lei, @er mac Sal
preba? Cine abenteuerlt6e 5tgur, bic Gduz
fig BON ft9 reben ma6te, unb bef1en Same
gelegentGi9 Der Miffipn 9erbarb Gp5lfs
nab 8ornu g%enannt tpurbe. SIM Sabre
1868 fanbte &Dntg Wtlbelm ben 2ebteren
na9 8ornu NIT rei9en @ef9enfen fir ben
Sultan biefes 2anbes, neil bie1er Die beutz
19en neutrality-suspicious. 8drtb, 8ng,l unb
8eurmann febr mtrffam unteritiibt bate.
Sn Sunis bereinte It3 Or. Na9tigG1 nit
&oblfs. Na9ttgal nabm ben italienii6en
u6rma9er 8alpreba ais Siener NIT unb Be-
CAB ii9 1pGter in 5etner 8egleitung nab
Sripplts unb SeS5an unb brang bon Mur3uf
iber @atrum in bas bamals b0Qig unerz
fOrI9te 2anb Der Sibbus. @r nurbe ne6it
8alpreba bon ben @tngebDrenen ~gefdnge1,
es gillette i6nen iebp9, 81 enttommen, urb
iie ~geGangten betl na6 Ne9bpten, na9benr fe
au9 aus Der @efangeni9aft bes &0nig5 non
Surai geflo6en narer. Nuf bie1en Wa1z
~berungen enttanben iebo9 &onfltfte 3.Diz
19en 6errn unb 9iener, unb Na1tigdl iaqte
bteI en- fort. 8alpreOa %be6duptete, hnB er
Damn bonn Sultan bon 8ornu gefangen 9ez
nommen tpurbe, unb ieb%enfals 1T es Shat
fade, buB biefer ibm ntht geitattete, itb aug
Tetnen 2anben gu entfernen. 8alprepa tra$
gum Mobamebantsmus iiber, beirdt6ete etc
Scooter bes 2anbes unb tpurbe Das urent=
beGrli6e Sactotum bes Sultans. &beG {:
mar ni9t gliidlt9 unb rt9tete unabIdITig
8ttti9rtften an Die italient16en &pn1;ln,
Die er 3u ieiner 8efreiung %aufrtsf. g1c8
langid6rigen 8emii6un9en Ieitens Der itdz
lienii9en NutoritGteu geitattete Der Sultan
benz S%taltener enbli3 bic 9e:mfe6r,
aber unter Der 8%ebingung, feline muIelz
mGnnif9e Srau unb &inber 3~uriidsuloTen.
@uf bieie 8ebtngung iebO3 polte @alpre6O
nt3t einge6en. 9a fam Der @tnfaG !ytaba6's
in 8prnu, Der Sultan tpurbe entt6rOnt unt
g%etDbtet, 8alpreba muBte flteben un6 fant
fltebenb ben Sob. Seine 8rtefe an bic Sons
fuln tparen ni9t obne Wertb, er bsna6ri9s
tigte fte BON ben 8eftrebungen eurDpdifht1
&et5enben in 8prnu unb ibm berbanft bic
MISUNDERSTANDING bic MtttbeiIungea iiber
bic &eife bes Srdn3ofen Montetl in 8ornu,
iiber be1en freunbli9e Nufnabnle Iettens bes
Sultuns unb iiber bic bermutbli9en Jolgen,
tpel6e btefe &eife 6aben tonnte. Die ttdliez
nii9e &egierung bat alfo in @alpreb1 einer
febr niibli3en 8ert9tertatter perGoren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Nuf benz nDrbli9en iapani{9z6ineIiden
&riegst6eater regt es ii9 nieber, Na9pem
bic Sapaner lange 3eit in Der 9efenfipe berz
BART naren, BADEN Ite ieBt pteber bic Of
fenfiDe er9riffen unb Die @binelen aus
Niuti9uan am 2iao6o, elmer @tabt pon
$4,000 @inpo6nern unb 8ertrags9afen,
bertrieben, BON bier aus tptro IS linen
nt9t f9per falen, bic G6ineIen bor fif)
ber3uiagen, Die f9perli9 bor SIintTd jall
fi9 BON Neuem itelen tperben. @enn es
tpa6r 1T, baB Elm GROCER She'll Der dime
fii9en Streitfrdfte ii9 BON NiuzSfGuon
na3 Sniff, Der befeitgten 6afenitabt an Der
Miinoung bes 2iaozbo 3uriidge5ogen fat,
IL nirb berfelbe no6l 1ebr balb friegsgez
fangen fem, benin ba Die 9ine1f9e 6totte
futf9 unb iiberbtes Der 9olf BON Petfdtlt
nod INNER 3ugefrOren tit, 10 giebt e5 fir
i'm fein Gntrinnen. $50 SapingzS6 1ng
liegt, auf pel9en Der am 8ormittug Def
felben Sages 1tattge6abte unb 5uriGae<
f9lagene Nngriff Der Gbine1en gertdtet
par, oeigt unfere &arte ni9t. @ermutbli3
etpas norbDi tli9 BON NiuzST9uan. 0pd
mare es m0gGi9, buB es nit Dem iubGitlt3
BON Sntft gelegenen 9atping toent19 1T =
bic 9tneii1ben StGbte baben meit 5pet ooer
bret ber19iebene Namen. Damn tpiroen
au9 biefe 9ineff9en Sruppen, oeren
Stdrfe auf 10000 Meann ~angegeben mtro,
ftb mad Sntft Saben auriid3ieben mtten.
uno es tpiirbe bort nod Elm befttger Sampf
gu ertparten ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

tung beg Sunges 9enun3irter ItaatsanipaGtz
li9 als Observation-Disclosures
perfolgt purbe. SEPT uber i9etnt @iI=
belm befDrberungsgierigen unb Drben5z
bungrtgen Staatsanpdlten in fol9en
9ingen freien 2auf gu lafIen, Sinner
balb elmer e%in5igen Sebruartpo6e Ttnb
bon Der Staatsanpaltf9aft benz Moabtter
Neutrality-suspicious. in Berlin ni9t toeniger
als So Nntrdge auf @rbebuag Der Mntldge
pegen Notwithstanding unter6reitet
porben. limb Die groBe Mebr5a5G bteier
@nflagen be3tebt fi4 auf abfpre6enbe unb
unebrerbtetige i3riftli4e ooer miinoli6e
@euBerungen iiber ben 8aifer dls 9t9ter
unb Gomponiten. Soften lptrtlt9 8erurz
tbeilungen aus foI9en @riinben erfolgen,
70 ndre bas cine unauslDf9lt6e S9ma9
fir bic beutf3e unb 5und@ft fir bic preuBtz
i9e SSufti3 !
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Der ni9ts peniger aGs eintpanberungs>
freunoli9e @innanberungs Superintens
bent Stump in WafbingtOn tra9tete
no9 bDberem Sttel unb @ebalt. Gun pltroe
i'm berflofenen breiunbfinf5igiten GongreB
bor 9borf9luB cine Sin angenommen, DE
aus benz @tntpanberungsz SuperinteltDertten
einen @eneralcommif1dr Der @inponoerung
mabt, ober bas @ebalt nibt erbObt. Die
@%ongreBbiG lit 10 gebalten, baB iie oaS Nnrt
zines Superintendent abf9afft uno oGfur
bas zines SbercommiRdrs f9afft. Der
BrGfibent muB iebt ben Stump crit fur oas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Ser @uperptforenrutb (Gounto=
ratb) bes SQtnoifer gountp Sa3cpeIG
proteitirt bagegen, baB s. 8. @e6er, pelz
der in Pefin tpegen angeb1i9er 9auptI9ulb
an benz I'M Stunt bortgen Sabres in ienem
@ountp Dorgefallenen bluttgen &oblenqri=
beranfrubr gu 3u6tbaustrafe peruribeilt
ipurbe, begnabigt perbe. @ielfa9 iptrb bic
8egnabigung bieies i'm 3u9tbaus in eSsDGiet
19mer frGnfelnoen Mannes berlangt. Der
ft@ tets bes beften &ufes e%rfreute ,lno auf
5petfelbaftes 3eugniB berrrtbeilt lpurbe,
ndbrenb er na9 anberem 3eugniB BET ienen
unruben CUR 3ube mabnte, Wpmit begrinz
ben aber bic @uperbiforen ibren proteft?
9amtt, baB bic PrO5eiirung berao6lengrdz
Der 5a3etpel @ountb biel @elb getoItet babe
uno baB es fir iein @elb au9 Nbi trdfun9
berlange. Wenn aber bic Mbtrafunq unz
begrinbet ober gu bart it9 Damn Ioute benin
bod na9 pirfli4 meni9lt9er Qoqif Der
Gelbpuntt i@petgen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

@eGo fam nt9t ONES faufen uuS nibt
Sober 1T gum 3eitungsz6erausgeber qez
f9affen. 9iefe tribe @rfabrung fat, mte
Nnoere bor t6m, au3 5r. Wtlliam I5el6rrf
Nitor gemd9t, Der Dor einigen SSa6ren bic
gaa MaG @a3ette in 2onbon fir $25O,OOO
faufte unb fettbem 100000 ltneingez
ftedt BADEN ion, UNI tbr einen @eltruf u1b
@bnebmer gu perf3affen, aber bamit 10 ar
gen S4tffbru9 gelitten bat, DaB er, no9z
Dem er fie, nebit eintgen f~letneren 8lGttern
als 9raufgabe, fir 100000 pergebli6
ausgeboten, i'm 8egrtff itebt, 1e gang einz
geben gu lafen. Mtt Dem o3eitungsbcrousz
geben 1T oas eben cine etgene Sadie. @ub
benz g%entalen Garter $. 9arriion geIang
es ia ntht, Die @btcago Shines" aug benz
@umpfe gu 5ieben, in tpel9en bteieI6s qez
ratben mar, unb BON dbnli9en @rfabrlnqen
fOnnen 9unberte er5Gblen Nt9t Sober a6er
mar i'm Stanbe, baS @elb, nit benz CT bic
@rfabrung e~rfaufte, 10 rubig 81 berl9merz
gen, nie W. SO. @itpr, Der es 1etnen Sab
re5etnnabmen entna6m unb nod gerug
iibrig bate, um einige YalG1te in Snglanb
5u faufen unb Iebr dngene6m gu leben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Menn bic Na9ri9ten aus Merifo ni6t
iibertrieben finb, plant Der -alte Sriaaba,
tpel@er feit 1866 ii3 5iemli9 itia berbalten
fat, etnen neuen Musbru9. @enie1tens
bebt Die @rbe auf bunbert Meilen i'm nmz
treife unb Der 1888 SUB bo6e @tpfel ft0Bt
einen Menge &au4, tpenn aud Big iebt NOD
feline N59e Doer Saba aus. Sb IS boau
iiberbaupt fommen ipirb, muB abgemarfet
tperben. Wenn es gef9ie6t, tpiirbe cine Gei1e
mad 8erazGru3 ben NeutgfeitsiGgern fe6r
gu ~empfeblen fein. Oenn BON 0erazGrua
1T es nur cine turse Strede an ben sun
bes 8erges unb Die Sabrt bortbtn auf Der
@iienbabn cine bo9intereHante. l1nb tpenn
Der Sri5abd, Ober ipte bic Matefen i'm neuz
men, Gitlaltepetl (Sternberg), f9on an unb
fir ii9 Elm groBartiger Nnblid 1T, 70 pirb
er etnen fol9en ert re9t getpdbren, tpenn
er Seuer fpett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

SIM Sabre 1870 beiu9ten in Gnglanb u
Mtlionen &tnber Die S9ulen, iebt finb es
5 Miaionen. Die 3a6l Der SnioIen bon
3u3tz unb 8efdngntBzInifalten 1T fir
1870 10000, fir 1894 nur no5 5000. Die
3abl Der urtbetle fir f9nere Ner6reben 1T
BON 5000 auf 800 gefauen; Die 3abl Der
8erbre4en bon &tnbern bon $4,000 auf
5000. &u9 bic 3abl Der Inter ftiibungsbez
birfttgen ftel BON AZ auf % b. $. = Sin
gldn5enoerer 8epeis fir ben Segen bes
@@ul5tpanges 1GBt fib tpobl nibt erbrtngen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Menn bic Nu9ri@t ni9t perfrii6t lit, tpdre
@bina ieBt bereit, Die inn bur9 8ermittez
lung Der beioerfeittgen amertfanti9en &C.
fanbti9aften CUR &enntnib gebraAten Sriez
oensbebtngungen an5unebn;en. @5 piirbe
alio 81 Sung Chang nit poQer &enntniB
bes lauren Npfels, in tpel4en er beiBen muB,
na3 9troibtmd fommen, uno Der Mb59luB
bes Sriebens na6e beborite6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

@Gbrenb bic bur6 unb bur9 fatboliI4e
8epOlferung Der griinen Steiermart Die
groBartigften 8orbereitungen CUR Seier bes
a9t3igften @eburtstages 8tsmard's tr;fft,
bat it9 bic tatbplii3e Partei i'm &ei95tuae
gepeigert, elmer @ufforberung bes prdiiz
benten BON 2ebebon, baB Der &ei6stas in
irgenb elmer Weiie BON benz @eburt5tag~
Noti5 nebmen folte, 3uauiimmen, uno 1T
barin BON einem Sbetle Der Sreiftnnigen
Yartet unteritibt tporben. 9as lit elm
@9lag in's @eft9t bes beutf9en 8offes,
tpel4es barauf nit elmer UNI 70 glGn5enoez
rem Seter oes Sages antpprten tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Ser fotboli16e 8tf6of mc0uoS

Ser fatbolii9e 8if9of McNuoSe
GIT &o6eiter i'm Staate Seem Oorf iabeGte es
befanntli9 auf offener &an3el bitter, baB
Seitens elmer republifantf9en Staat5aeieBz
gebung Seem Oorts trob bes Brotciies bes
@r3bi13pfs Gorrigan Der our9 ietne rffene
Sreunoi4aft fir Die Dffentli9en Sdrlen
befannte gele9rte fatbolti9e Priefer Me C :
lone BON 8rootlDn gu etnem Der v@egene
ten" Der StaatsuniberfttGt gepGblt tpuroe.
Sebt aber bat Bapft Seq Der 0ret=
5e6nte einem bur3aus glaubpiirDiJen
3eugen, benz Sen. 8at6elor, friiberem a,,ez
rtfanif9en @eianoten in Portugdl, aus
briidli9 ertldrt, bdB er ii9 iiber bic Gr!palz
lung bes Priefters Malone ber5lt9 freue.
9as lit cine duBerit bittere 9iGe fir 8i1bof
McNuaoe, Der pdpitli3er als Der pu9It 1eir
DDQte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

@4ube's bemofratii9er Sentinel" in
@aIbingtDn ftent ben au9 in's 9aus bes
bieru1bfiinf3igiten Gongref1es getpdGlten
beuti4en &epubltfanern 9 artbo1bt bon
Mtiourt utb &iefer BON Mtnnefota bas
e6renpole 3eugniB aus, baB fe fi6 als
Mttglieber bes 9oufes bes breiunbfiinf3iqz
item @ongreies bur4 tire mannbafte Stelz
lungnabme gegen ale ben Nboptipbiirgern
fetnblt6en MaBre9eln gegriinbete@niprl6e
auf Nnerfennung unb .Sanf erporbeu
baben. limb @9abe ipeiB, pobon er 1pri9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

&ur5 mad benz 8efanntperben bes g a NJ
gesanMegir berbinoerte es Raifer @tlz
belm, ooB in 9amburg Elm ipegen 8erfpotz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

9as gud ent6dlt iiber 1900 Reeepte, nelbe bnrdpeg praftii9
erprobt un0 nit belonberer 8eradf9tigune unlerer amerifaniideu
8erbdHnihe abgefaBt iinO. Gs lift elm oeut(d1es 0ri9inalmerk, kelnl
t%nangelbafte Aebfrfekuug aus elmer dnOeren @prade, nie oeren
oiele imIiarfe iino, GS ~beiOnOere @Or5i9e fnO nod gu e%rpd6neu
Elm oeuttdtem9liftes SnJaltsuer,eidJnib iope cine Deigate uon
rueBen Bldttern, nit 6enen Die ge6rudten b%ur9ibo1en inO. GuI
bide gseiie fam jeoe 9ausfrau neue 9etepte b~un9uti9en Ooer uor-
banoene our6 eigene Grfabruug er9anpu.
Der 9rets III (e6r gertng.
GbOnnenten Ser uSuinOis @toots3eitun9" er6olten bieies far
je0en SousbaGt ~pertbuOQe 8ub gum @retie BON Is Gents portofrel
5u9eian0t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Sin Gintpobner BON Beirut, @Drieu, bat
~folgenbe Na9ri3t bierbergef9idt !: Na9
1860, ols Die 9rufen 70 Dtele taufeno Gbrtz
item in SDrien niebermeBelten, pur6e bon
BEN MG9ten cine eigens Drganiftrte 3egiez
rung nit etnem @briIten ais Paf9a eingez
febt. @s 1T bies Elm GROCER @rfolg gez
ne1en, bic 8eb0lferung bat an 3abl auge=
nommen unb bas 2ano 1T in ratipneQer
Meiie bebdut tporben. Ste unrubigen unb
gefGbrli9en @lemente Der 9rufen BADEN 1t9
allmGbli9 na9 9pberan ge5ogen, mo tie
cine troBtge 9altung einnebmen unb ft9
Inn bic 8efebe ni9t fiimmern. SIN leBter
3eit bat bic 3egierung ben lebbaften Wuni9
gebegt, ii3 nit bieien 9rufen auf guten
SUP gu 1telen. 8or einigen Sa6ren ermor=
beten bic Orufen Iteben Mpbamebaner BON
6pperan unb tpurben bafiir nt3t ge5i3tigt.
Damn. grtffen fe cine Nbtbeilung regularer
Sruppen an unb tObteten 81 Mann berz
1elben, obne baB ite bafiir BON Der thrift
I4en &egierung beftraft purben. SIN poriz
gen Stunt griffen Die 9ruien Elm Oorf an,
tpel9es BON cirfafif9en Slii9tlingen be-
ppbnt mar, unb mebelten so Der 8epobner
nieoer. ga ale bie1e @rGueltbaten unbez
trait blieben, purben iie tIbner. Cine
Mnaa6l 8ebuinen lit BON ibnen ermorbet
ipprben unb iebt baben iie Die Gbriiten auf's
&orn genomnen . @tner Der Gbrt1ten purbe
nnlGng1 bon ben 9rufen ermprbet unb INN
go Bfuno Sterling beraubt. Die ttrftf3e
8egterung fiimmert fi9 UNI ale oieie @us=
T9reitungen nt9t, pdbrenb tie gegen Die
Mrmenier in brutal1ter WeiIe Dorgegangen
lit. Sragt man, tpesbalb ite gegen Die 9ru=
fen ni9t einI9rettet, 10 TT Die Mntiport Die
Die G6riften tperben benz Sa1e Der Neosz
lem obne @eiteres preisgegeben, uno leoer
beGiebige 8ortpanD gift als cine @nt19ulbt@
qung fir bic MusrOttung Der Gbrtiten.
China uuo Japan.
Mm borigen 9onnerfag nabmen bic Sdz
paner bic &iiitenfprts BET gtntotp, benz
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-26
CUPID AT HIS FRANKS
ARLINGTON HOTEL KEEPER
MISSES A DAUGHTER.
PRETTY GIRL AND DRUMMER
Take French Leave of Boniface
and HE Themselves to the
Twin Cities.

a pair of happy young clippers were
among the passengers on the Hastings
& Dakota train which arrived in Min
neapolis last evening. James Werntz,
who has been out through the state as
manager of the Oregon Medicine COM
pany, had met and won Miss Hattie
Kooman, the pretty fifteen-year-old
daughter of Henry Kooman, proprietor
of the hotel at Arlington, Mimi. The
young people had arranged things so
skillfully that none of the young girls
relatives or immediate friends had any
knowledge whatever of the proposed
leave-taking until after the two were
safely beyond the danger line. 1t was
late Sunday evening before Kooman
realized what had happened, and then
discovered that Werntz and his child
had taken a rig at Arlington and driven
to Cologne.
The start In life was not very
happy one. The gay Lothario seems
to have been nervous, and rather than
run any chance of being overtaken by
an irat parent he drove very rapidly
just before reaching Cologne, and the
horse INDUCED in a runaway. The
greatest injury was to the buggy,
which Werntz paid SIG to have re-
paired, and then returned to Airing
ton. Delighted with their favorable
start, the loving couple boarded the
train at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. The
indignant father telegraphed to have
the clippers arrested, but a short time
afterwards this was countermanded,
and the young folks went on their way
rejoicing. Werntz is about twenty-five
years of age. The couple is supposed
to be in ST. Paul. n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-26
SMOKY CHIMNEYS.
minneapolis Has Taken Hold of
the Smoke Nuisance in Earnest.

f. u Adams, Chicago's chief smoke
inspector, spent yesterday in Minneap-
oils, the guest of Health Commissioner
Avery, who is hard at work with AS
sistant City Attorney Purdy to secure
some kind of enforcement of the local
smoke ordinance.
Although Mr.. Adams was not able
to be present at Washington hall last
night, a number of engineers and own
ers of buildings assembled to talk
about the smoke nuisance. Health
Commissioner Avery presided, and in
opening the meeting spoke of the prob
lem, and how it was proposed to abate
the evil. Assistant City Attorney
Purdy also spoke of the situation,
from a legal standpoint, and the mat
ter was then discussed in a practical
way by the engineers of several down.
town buildings. The engineers of the
smaller buildings claim that the prin-
cipal fault lies with the owners of the
buildings who make the engineer also
the fireman, janitor and general me-
chanic of the building, not giving him
proper time to attend to the furnace,
and they say that the greater part of
the smoke nuisance can be RENTED
ny JuulclOuS use OIL the SHOVEL. Eli
gineer Wales, of the Flour Exchange,
described the smoke consumer in use
in that building, which is the only
practical smoke consumer in the city
Two or three representatives of smoke
consumers were present. and gave
their views on the subject without adj
vertising their companies.
DR.. Avery thinks that the present
ordinance should be amended so as
to extend to the entire city, instead
of being limited to the fire limits, as
it now reads. He has received fire.
quent and bitter complaints from per-
sons living in the large tenement
blocks, who are seriously inconven-
fenced by the dense smoke coming
from the furnace chimneys in these
buildings. The matter was preached
last evening to the board of health, and
the city attorney will be requested to
draw up a suitable amendment to
the present ordinance which will ex-
tend the workings of the ordinance
to the entire city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-26
REBELS MARCH ON.
Cubans Capture Two Cities-Span-
ish Force Routed.

ISM FOrce ROuteu.
TAMPA, Fla, March 25.-Letters
received here by the steamer which
arrived last night state that insur-
gent bands are active in the vicinity
of Sante Svirite. Other letters state
that out of band of 200 insurgents,
commanded by Perique Perez, eighty
are Spaniards. The government
rumor that Guilermon is dead is
untrue. His health is perfect. Quin-
lin Banderot, with 100 insurgents,
met 300 Spanish troops between Tia
Riba and FL Cobro about two weeks
ago, killing twenty-five Spaniards
at the first volley, from an ambush.
The Spaniards fled in dismay, the in
surgents continuing their march I'M
molested. About the same time the
Cubans took Moron, near Santiago,
obtaining all the arms in the town.
Letters estimate that in two months
there will be $4,000 insurgents fight
ing.
La Discussion, published in Ha-
vana March %, gives the following:
I'm Madrid the troops designated for
Cuban service have had their chiefs
and officers assigned by regular lot
terry. There are four battalions and
seven regiments, aggregating about
5000 men. The torpedo catcher Ga
lacia will shortly arrive in Havana,
also the armored cruisers Filipinas
and Marquee de Molins. The troops
that embark from Spain need no
armament, for in Havana there are
10000 Mausier and 10000 Remington
rifles, with 100000 cartridges for
the former rifles. Two million more
cartridges are expected from Spain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-26
False Entry of Logs Claimed.

Robert w. Turnbull has brought suit
in the district court against Joseph
Crick and Jacob Rean, the latter being
surveyor general of the First district.
The case was brought from Washing
ton county, where preliminary writ Of
injunction was granted restraining
Crick from prosecuting his suit against
Turnbull there, pending change OF
venue TO Hennepin county. "a
The action was begun several months
ago by Crick TO recover payment for
100000 feet of logs, which he claimed he
had cut and sent down the st. Cr0ix
river to Turnbull. Turnbull claims he
never received the logs bearing the con-
tract mark, but it was shown that Crick
had a copy of the surveyor generals
records to show that the logs were
passed. Turnbull now claims that
Crick eonspired with an employe of the
surveyor general to enter false records.
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urb, but he proved such a clever fighter
it was said openly that he is a ring
err" English was out for six min
utes. The new amphitheater at the
Monumental theater tonight held LOCO
persons assembled to see Joe Cause.
the colored lightweight champion meet
James Henry Obie, the Boston boy, of
Norfolk, who has won forty-one bat
ties. Causes place was taken by Paul
Johnson, THE Kangaroo" upon
Causes manager charging overweight
to Obie. The Kangaroo had all the
best of the six-round bout, which was,
however, declared draw.
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PAVING THE WAY.
Nearly Fifty Firms Will Be Rep
resented in the olson Building.

resented in the olson Building
If you don't see what you want in
the line of paving material, ask for it
at the old Olson building, on Nicollet,
where every sort of street dressing in
the catalogues of forty different firms
is on exhibition. The paving eXposi-
ton will be formally opened to the
public on April 1, and a small army of
men are already at work bestowing
the exhibits in their allotted places.
The list of companies that will be rep
resented is a formidable one, and en-
braces every kind of material used for
paving.
Minnesota will be well represented
by Hennessy & Cox, of st. Paul; Jas
per Stone company, Jasper, Mimi. :;
The John Murray company, ST. Cloud,
and E. Rothwell company, Little
Falls.
OF the outside firms the most pre-
tentious exhibit will be that of the
Diamond Brick and Tile company, of
Kansas City, although the Cleveland
companies will have a fine display.
The commercial club has interested
itself in the exposition, and has sent
out invitations to officials of other
cities, and it is likely that Duluth,
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HAVE NOT TUMBLED YET.
Enthusiastic Minneapolitans Still
Talking Capitol Removal.

A meeting of capitol boomers was
held at the board of trade rooms yes
terday morning, and number of en-
thusiastic addresses We're made. Sew
eral opponents of the project were on
hand, but their cold water arguments
met with little favor from the crowd.
Mr.. Reagan was called upon to tell
what the Hennepin delegation would
do for the scheme in their capacity as
lawmakers. Mr.. Reagan said the gen.
tlemen looked upon the matter as a
joke for quite while, but had lat
terly become convinced that there was
something in it. He thought Repre-
sentative Robbins and Senator Wy
man could be won over, and stated that
Representatives Lovejoy and Downs
had expressed the opinion that the
measure would pass the house.
]. B. Bassett was called upon and
said he recalled the action of the legis-
lature at the time the capitol was To-
Gated in st. Paul, and thought there
was no legal objection to removing the
site to this city
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NO QUARREL OVER FREIGHrs
Railway Presidents Very QuicE
Reacb an Agraana,t ta


CHICAGO, March 25-The presidents
of the Western lines which are mem.
bers of the freight pool met today at
the office of Chairman Midgley, of the
Western Freight association, to roffIl
slider the question of percentage tb be
allowed the different lines. A maefse
ing of the freight traffic managersSwa3
held some time since, at which both the
Burlington and Missouri Pacific made,
demands for larger percentages, as
they had frequently been compelled to
turn over business to competing lines.
The freight traffic managers were UNI
able to agree, and the presidents today
took UP the job where the managers
had dropped it. The meeting was har-
monious, and a scale of percentages
was quickly arranged. 1t was decided
that the allotments made today should
apply to all business done by the lines
since Feb. 1. Although no information
would be given regarding the perce1lt-
ages, it is believed that the demands of
The Burlington and Missouri Pacific
were granted. 1t was also rumored
that an increased percentage had been
allowed to the Chicago Great Western,
but it was impossible to get anything
definite on the mattsN
- IL.