davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
JAPS NOT SATISFIED.
WAR MAY BE CONTINUED.
Radical Element In Japan Wants Better
Terms In tho Treaty of Peace-The
Treaty Must Yet lie Ratified.

Washington, April 19.-It is stated
by diplomatic officials that the exten-
sion Of the japanese Chinese armistice
to May s is in order that the peace
terms may be ratified by the respect
i've governments. This brings out for
the first time that the action Of the
peace ENJOYS was not conclusive, and
that there is still possibility OF
failure to ratify the agreement Ac-
companying this are the reports Of
popular agitation in Japan against the
peace terms and the suppression Of
many newspapers which asSail the
government
This expression Of popular sentiment,
coming at time when the japanese
Parliament would be called on to ac-
cept or reject the agreement, causes
some misapprehension as to the out
come, though the government is eI-
pected to prevail and carry out its pro-
gramme. 1t has been feared from the
outset of the negotiations that the mil
itary element of Japan, encouraged by
their constant victories and supported
by the universal war spirit among the
people, could not be easily induced to
accept moderate terms Of peace. This
was the main reason for making
Prince Kometsu commander-in-chief OF
the army and navy. thus concentrating
all military power in one man, instead
Of leaving it with the generals and ad-
mirals of the respective fleets.
The final terms are far short OF what
the radical element demanded, and the
agitation in Japan is taken to indicate
that there will be some difficulty In get
ting the terms ratified. 1t is stated by
a diplomatic official that China's rati-
fication would be made by an edict OF
the emperor, who has already issued
preliminary edict authorizing Ii Hung
Chang to accept the terms.
Neither the japanese nor the Chinese
legation has received any further de-
tails Of the peace terms.
Little doubt is felt here that the reti-
cence in disclosing the exact nature Of
the treaty is due TO a desire to wait
until the document is ratified and thus
placed beyond the reach of possible in
reference by the powers of Europe.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
ARMENIAN UPRISING.
Predicted That One VIII Take Place 1,
May.


May.
London. April lS.-The correspondent
Of the Associated Press, writing from
Armenia Under date OF March. says:
81 have travelled many hundreds Of
miles in Russia and Persia and have
visited Armenian colonies as far east
as the Caspians, and as far south as the
city of Teheran and have learned after
the most careful investigation and veri-
fication of the facts. that the Armenian
question will soon reach an acute and
painful crisis. In fact Armenia Is pre-
pairing for war. The revolutionary
party has now both money and guns.
During the past eight weeks money has
poured into the revolutionary treasury
in steady stream from the Armenian
colonies in Batoum. Tifiis. Baku. Eriv-
an. EtchmiadZin and other places in
Russia and from Rescht, Kazvin. Tehe-
ran. Tcbriz. Khoia and other cities In
Persia. The central idea of the plan OF
campaign is general uprising OF Ar
menians throughout the Turkish empire
some time during the month Of May.
The leaders have promised the people
in the eastern part Of Armenia that the
chief attack will be made in the city OF
Constantinople itself. and that the
brunt of the fighting will be done by
the Armenian residents therein, but
this may be only a subterfuge to en-
courage the faint-hearted at Van, Bit
lis and Boush.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
WILL SWEEP THE COUNTRY.
What Democrats VIII Gain by Adopting
silver.

New York. April 21.-Senator John
II. Mitchell OF Oregon is at the Marl-
borough hotel. He said last night:
Il am afraid the Democratic party
will make concessions to the silver men
in the platform adopted at the next ma
tional convention. II it does, despite
all past mistakes. 1t will sweep the
country. II neither party gives silver
the recognition 1t deserves new party
will spring up that will sweep the
country like wild-fire.'
Senator Mitchell. in commenting on
the silver convention in Denver. said:
II do not think that much good will
come of that gathering. 1t is almost
impossible TO build up party upon
one issue, whether it is silver or tar
iff. 1t was done upon slavery, but that
was another question. prefer to wait
and see what the old parties will do
II the Republican party does not coin
eide with me. prefer to do my share
to educate it instead of breaking away
from it. l think one result of this Den
Yer convention will be TO make the Re
publican party realize fully the gravity
OF the situation and may lead TO its
adopting a more liberal policy toward
silver at the next Republican national
convention"
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
AITGELD'S CRITICISM.
\ Caustic Review of the Income Tar
Decision.

Caustc Review OF the Income Tar
Decision.
Springfield. Ill. April 19-Governor
Altgeld does not approve of the deciS-
ion Of the United States supreme court
regarding the income tax bill. He said
the decision was biased in the interest
OF the goldbuGs and Wall street mil.
lionaircs. He referred to the holding
OF the law to be void so far ms it af-
fects large real estate owners and the
rich bondholders OF the East, and says
this particular decision recognizes the
divinity Of wealth by exempting 1t
from taxation. and breathes curse
against enterprise by making 1t bear
all the burdens Of the government.
But" says Altgeld. .'it Is in har.
mony with that passage OF Scripture
which says that unto him that hath
shall be given, and from him who hath
not shall be taken that which he hath,
and 1t is In perfect accord with the Re.
publican and Mugwump theory OF gov.
ernment now being applied In this
country. 1t shows that the interests OF
the East are paramount to the interests
OF the rest OF the country: also tEnt at
least two OF the coordinate branches
OF our government received thekr In.
spiration at the same altar
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
INCOME TAX RETURNS.
Collector Miller Estimates the Total at
About 815,OOO.OOO.

Washington. April 21.-Commissioner
Miller of the Internal Revenue bureau
has sent the following letter to Secre-
tary Carlisle, in which he estimates the
returns from the income tax:
washington. April 10, 1895.
"Hon. John G. Carlisle, Secretary OF
the Treasury:
"Sir:-Telegraphic adviceS received
from the collectors of several internal
revenue district indicate that the ag-
gregate amount of income tax shown
by the returns which We're filed before
the 10th instant will be about S14 800
COO
Delayed returns and corrections, it
is believed, will considerably increase
this amount The total expenditure on
account of the work, ineeIding nec.-S-
siry salaries and allowances TO the
end of the present fiscal year. will not
exceed $4,000. Very respectfully.
JOSEPH S. MILLER.
Commissioner
The best judgment of the treasury
officials is that but for the adverse de-
ciSion of the Supreme court the amount
carried by the returns would have
been about 10000. 900. which. during
the pendency of the income tax bill.
was the estimate Of the department.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

Common salt is one Of the most val
liable remedial agents the world con
tains. Used as tooth powder, alone
or with little prepared chalk. it whit
ems the teeth and makes the gums hard
and rosy. 1t is a good gargle for sore
throat, and If taken in time will benefit
if not cure, diphtheria- 1t will stop
bleeding of the mouth. and in warm
water is a good emetic and remedy
against several poisOns. There is moth
ing better for sore feet and hands than
salt and water, and for ordinary sore
eyes, though a painful application, it
will often effect cure.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
Ex-CONSUL WALLER'S CASE.
The State Department ls Making ,
Thorough Investigation.

Washington, April 19-The state de,
partment has by no means abandoned
the case of cN-Consul Waller who Is
now imprisoned In Madagascar under
sentence OF French court martial
and as soon rs It has completed the
preparation OF data, supplied by the
United States consuls at Tamatave and
Port Louis. the case will be brought to
the attention OF the French govern
ment by Ambassador Eustis. the re-
lease of the prisoner will be requested
and an explanation sought. The facts
In which the department expects to
prove as basis for this action are:
First. that Waller Is an American citi,
zen: second. that he was not guilty OF
improper Interference between the
French and the Hovas; third. that even
II he were he had not been accorded
the fair trial to which he was entitled,
the court martial proceedings being Oh,
noxious In every respect: and lastly,
that Waller has been harshly treated
and has been the objec. OF persecution,
because he stood IN the way OF other
holders OF concessions.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
EXCLUSION OF CHlNAMEN,
Conssitutionaiity Of the Law to He
Tcatcd.

Tcatcd.
Washington, April 21.-A case which
will test the constitutionality of the
act of 1894. making final the decision
Of customs officials in the matter OF
the exclusion OF Chinese aliens. was ar
gtied In the Supreme court yesterday
Lin Moon Sing, a Chinese merchant OF
San Francisco. is the plaintiff, and the
United States the defendant. Tho
Chinaman makes application for u
writ Of hab.us corpus. He left the
United States FOR China In January OF
1894, and was absent when the law.
whose constitutionality he questioned
was enacted. When In November,
1894. he sought to return. the collector
at San Francisco refused to permit him
10 land because he failed to produce
the certificate from the Chinese govern
ment required by the act Of 1882. Lin
Moon Sing made an unsuccessful appli-
cation to the United States District
court for a writ OF hsheas corpus, and
then appealed 10 the Supreme court
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
The Treaty Signed.

Washington. April ia telegram
has been received at the japanese le-
CATION to the effect that the treaty OF
peace between Japan and China was
signed on the nth instant. On the
same day, the Chinese plenipotentiary
and suit left Shomincski for China.
The ratifications Of the treaty are to be
exchanged at Chez Foo within three
weeks from the date Of the signature.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
SeamanshIp Past and Present.

In the past, seamanship was the chief
thing. In the present. seamanship, in the
old and strict sense of the word. holds i
very subsidiary place. When the winds and
the waves and the tides could not be forced
and had to be humored, the mystery of
dealing with these elements was a worthy
study for a whole life. But to-day we force
the winds, the waves and the tides. and
humor them very little The seaman Is in
process Of becoming the engineer; every
year he becomes more and more the enci-
neer. and ! am certain that a much brtefeF
experience Of the than was formerly
needed is now required toward the f0rma-
tion Of the good Otticer.-The National Re
YIaM
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
TROUBLE OVER HOME.
Split In the Missouri W. X. c. soldiers
Homo Association.

Macon. Mo, April ia split occur
red at the meeting of the w. Il. c. Sol
dierS' Home association this afternoon.
The fight for the location of the home
had narrowed down TO La Plata and st.
James, six o'clock arrived and some
one made Il motion to adjourn which
the president, Mrs. Hollen +. Day, Of
St Louis, declared carried and she and
her supporters withdrew. The La
Plata people then went ahead. nomi-
mated officers and selected La Plata for
the home. Mrs DAILY declares the ac-
ton Illegal and will remain over to-mor-
row in an endeavor 10 smooth over the
differences and have the action of the
La Plata people recalled. Hannibal
was selected for the next G. A, Il. en-
campment.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
To lie Held In Japan,

Berlin. April ia dispatch received
here from Toxic says that in addition
to the places mentioned in previous dis
patches, the japanese are to retain pos
session of Wei-Hai-Wei as a guarantee
Of the payment Of the war indemnity.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
Like a Machine,

Which kept in order runs smoothly and rcsu-
larly, so the bowels keep up their action Il
measures are taken TO keep them in good
working order This IHfers, OF sourse, that
they are out OF order The surest recourse
then IS to Hostetter Stomach BlIters, q laGa-
tive mild but effective which Is also q remedy
for dyspepsia, malaria, rheumatism nervous
ness and kidney trouble
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

by local applications, as they can not reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There is
only one way TO cure Deafness. and that is
by constitutional remedies Deafness is
caused by an infamei condition of the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is infamed you have a
rumhling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when il is entirely closed. Deafness is the
result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored TO its nor
NAL condition. hearing will be destroy ed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh. which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness caused by catarrh)
that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free
F. J. CHENEY, Toledo, o.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

Is the characteristic title Of profuSely IL
lustrated book containing over one hundred
pages Of charmingly written descriptions II
summer resorts in the country north and
west OF Chicago. The reading matter is
new the Illustrations are new, and the in
formation. therein will be new to almost
everyone.
copy of short Journeys on a Long
Road will be sent free TO anyone who will
enclose ten cents ito pay POSTAGE 10 Geo.
H. Heafford. General Passenger Agent Chi
ca go. Milwaukee X st. Paul Railway, ChiCa-
20 Illinois.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

stimulate action in all of the digestive
organs They stop sour stomach, windy
belchings, heartburn, fiatulence and cure
constipation, biliousueSs, dyspepsia, in
digestion, sick headache and kindred
arrangements.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
Deafness Can >os be Cured

Before marriage she believes everything
hs says; after marriage she wants him to
believe every thing she saws.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

To those OF our readers who are interested
In hay and the handling OF II we call spe-
Cial attention 10 the advertisement OF the
Lightning Press which has been running In
our columns Of late. and built by the Kan
Sas City Hay Press Co. Of Kansas City. Mo.
This machine deserves special notice on ac-
count Of its general superiority The manu-.
faCturers claim that II is the original fun
and yet the strongest power known. >ccur-
inE with one team a pressure Of SnGE
pounds twice each revolution. The Light
ming is made throughout OF steel chilled
iron and is still the ltchteSt press known in
draft either on the road or In actual opera
tion. II has the largest feed opening. en-
abliug the feeder 10 make unusually large
charges OF feed which is specially desirable
when the grass grown Is long and rank.
The manufacturers are well known and
their warranty may be highly regarded.
What Is the use OF telling poor stick Of
a player how TO act In an emergency: He
cant act in ANYTHING
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

All through and local passenger trains OF
the VI. X. X 7. Ry. system now arrive ar
and depart from the New Union Station at
St Inuis. Mo.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

| II the sun had nothing else to do bur
shine on the righteous, II would be hardly
| worth while for him 10 rise early he
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

When the bashful young man finally comes
to the point 1t cUOIS his ardor considerably
al first; perchanCe ii is the freezing point
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
II the Baby is Cutting Teeth.

Re sars .s sgf us1 ugs1hfdSnt hf I'd ttsSrsation. il,ti 4
has recently been installed.
t. club is in 4 fourishing condi-
yo'. S: The Papal jurisdiction will
Mapl beyond the most faithful
thing
his hi
A. Hick arrived Friday from
ieb.. and has settled in Delta
The doctor has formed part
tn DR.. Stockham and entered
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

After six years suffering, / was cured by
Ave, Alle-bery Pa. March 10, 81.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

Hardly a week passes but We are con-
stanuy surrounded by perils seen and kerO-
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

Many a man whose yacht costs $1,000
year Is too poor to rent a pew in church.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
"Hauson.s Magic Corn Salve."

An anti-monopolist IS one who would Ike
to put himself in a miiliOnaire's place.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

"Our parrot is dead wrote a little girl.
land a poll seems to have settled over the
family
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

N.. bsI.sor Noi. MI NJ. 900, y
wheu writing 10 advertisers, please aav
that you saw the advertisement la thi. paper
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
sf Sold by Druggists sc.
Halls Family Pills. nc.

A farmers son who was thra>hei by his
father with an implement OF husbandry,
wished there was indeed no such word as
tail.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

Did you ever 'top % think how pletsy he Aefatoi
Co nAis the modern windmill basnessf How m0a8P
eliiei this entire line OF snafseur- because " m IDEAS
tnsentions, designs austs. and prices tufee othrt,
10 b. literal and seTls iritsors wiBcs, The steel
~h.si the back sesFsi pu1Psr, thu high ssAr-i pose,
mill. the steel towers, hNel aud fitting tho sybnus
q york after competi0n, the grinder centrifugal feed
the Improved iTrls,tng and other all steel
pole ot the papuisr thing eui
the steel storage and stock tanks. EYsythns have
hay. deshsd In AMI HIS paid wshsys established
Of branch houses, have all these sha
want them The Astngtes Co, has bat ashsa,
wants 10 build ard htl buildins II ta.
OF land pscssnt location by bGinsA
r-et. eonmenes IN Jgn- that Win snss
hadns tstores high his VII give II nns'
1hen shsn ths pabis dsrsaa r-qaFsa sod
han b produced With this sdsi sp4ss MI vitae s
extend fuithsr make .hpst II i IL stsrs
% nEyly % 4 d.maud L Sll then all asrs
tNrtL THAT tiAk tf tNfktfs 70 Cuvrt>tr 70 htFftf
rHf WORLD WITH TIM enftryH t,Bs ~ fis Hts0
srrn, N IN Az seMs ei M iL,.
I,NAS srrkL siH,rnleytKx4, yte, sft. atL
NANztD AfttN COMPILATION. r WtLL ceATIste Tc
Deal Deal MOST i,nnnAILn ~ M Mtfn IHn P,.at tthsi,A ny
uAREbklLlNa WIND Po~yn Avn wAIER III prLl
H0rsk w Ink worLo. LgsHOf0R CO., CHICAGO.
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24

Warranted cure money refunded. Ask your
druggist for IT, Price Is cents
The Delta independent., 1895-04-24
Salf

Ets1Nst3 WitsE;x
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
SUFFOLK LOCAL.

This has been named AZ the day when
the task of taking dispositions IN The
Bruce Ellis election contest case will
begin.
A deed was yesterday recorded trans
ierrlng strip Of land in the rear of IL
Main street lot from Julia 4. S. Wells
to John +. Primer for $40.
lev. and Mrs. \. q. Newman and
child are Visiting the parents Of Mrs.
Newmnu. III Grnhnm, \. &.
Miss Muttie Boswell, who has bean
taking vocal course IN Baltimore. il
on u visit to her home III Suffolk.
Miss Lotto LotZla left Inst evening
ior Baltimore, where she will visit
Mrs. Gertrude Il. Evans. At the ter
minatlon OF her stay there she Will visit
her sister, Mre. 9. Is. Lect, in New
York
The colored ministers OF Suffolk have
orgnnized n ministerial council, which
meets every Tuesday evening IN The
chapel Of the Pine Street BnptIst
Ch"rch. There nre IN town about
thirty colored preachers.
RUNAWAY CoLLISIoN,-T WAC n
runaway on East Washington street
extended yesterday afternoon, which
resulted III the serious injury of II
street car mule and the partial de :
nollshment of n vehicle. The horse.
which WAS hltchei TO cart filed with
barrels, became frightened at q train
on the Suffolk and Carolina road and
ran rapidly till near Rawlss store
where 1T collided with the street car.
The barrels were thrown in various
directions end the shaft of the cart
struck the car mule in the side cuttluu
au ugly wound.
SERIOUS BICYCLE ACCIDENT, = Mir.
Robert j.. NoriIeet, member of the
hardware firm, Norleet X Bro, was
last afternoon the victiom OF q painful
and perhaps serious bicycle accident,
near Drivers station, on the Norfolk
and Caroliua road He, with II party
OF friends. was speeding along to
Portsmouth when sudden lurcb of
the wheel caused 1t to strike one of the
cross ties. The wheel was stopped d,
once and the riders momentum carried
him about ten feet, where he wns
thrown heavily GU the steel rail the
hip striking first. He was immediately
picked up aud sent to Suffolk on the
Train which Was about due. The extent
OF the injuries is not known as vet
lie Is fearfully bruised and cnnnot
walk. Or. l.. a. Stith is in attendance.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
TARSORO, N. c.

The Board OF Trade OF this place m ct
Monday night for the purpose of con
siaering matters relative to tho devel.
opment Of industrial euterpriscs in this
community. The meeting WAS largely
attended ami very harmonious.
The acreage in tobacco has been in.
creased III this county and the pros
pcct Tor the establishment If IL GOOD
market here ID very ilntierlng.
special term of the Superior Court
IS being held here now, with Judge
Newer presiding. 1t Is only for the
trial OF civil cases.
With increased banking facilities by
the recent establishment of the Bank
of Iarboro md the opening Of tho
to hacco market this fail there is no
reas on why business should not in
crease in very marked degree.
Miss finny, of Richmond, is visiting
Mrs. r. b. Cox.
Mr.. Pnnl Jones, one Of our Young
attorneys. is visiting relatives in Frank
lin county.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
His liabilities are about

ton, trustee. His liabilities are about
$1,000.
MIR. w. Fl. Collett is to resign his
potition MS letter carrier Mt the post
Office In this city.
Quartermastor j. Il. Edmond, of tho
Petersburg Greys, hsving served his
term OF enlistment as member of the
company has applied to Capt. II, +.
Heath for his discharge His appli.
cation will be forwarded to Col. Male.
OF Cuipeper county. Private Harry
beasley has been appointed TO succee d
MIR. Edmouds.
Judge Epes, OF Dinwiddie county.
to day appointed Mr.. John Y. Hurris.
the present Commouwealth's Attorney
Of the county. Treasurer to succeed
the late Col. VIM. Field. Mr.. Arthur
POWELL has been appointed hy Jude @
Epes Commonwealth Attorney 10
succeed MIR. harris. These two gen
tlemen will qualify on next Saturday,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
a Nos, Observation-Disclosures

is health. % gem In tiara or ooronot is so
pr, l"n@ Ter cont. a credt rs ten ioncy
10 disease, often prove~ 'Jtal legacy. since
we most trihinS causes nay frrirh q TIA.
H'eht germs of Ill hcLitl AMI rsudc- the
m itEEe "oady. An inherent transmitted
weakness oi the pny- cal con tltut.ou il
mora q r. ctually oppose mi rouutlacteJ
ny Hostgtter stomach ii'tgr5 than by any
other safeguard. Digestion AMI assimilation
Promoted. due biliary &c ret.on. net IN n
The hldneys and bowels Insured are so
M"iiN g'l rAntees o! pc"mgucnt hesl,,i IN /
th.se are tho conso Iuepce among q hers
o. IKE Importance. OF "A re- tort 10 Inc at.
ters. Ihia ne licIne also prevents ami
feme nc maIsrious complaints. uervuus.
moss, chronic insomnin, ,Ao 4 ,u.!sm AMI
neuralgia III Ia warning, a., loss o ar
p'tiic All sleel 90. should int hc disro
gnrist. = he Bi,tars VIII restor. nntl
without fail
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

DELAWARE, ONO. - After four
months use of Simmons Liver Reou.
!ator my wife is almost entirely re-
lieved Of ch.onic constipated ana
bleeding piles-W. +. Leepsr. Your
druggists sells it IL powder OF lauid.
The powdsr TO be taken dry or made
into tea.