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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27

ygrofefor" Stuart goung, Der fii6n'
Merpnaut, Die !Sauptattraftion BON u9otpe'S
2pnbpn Circus, Der an Der &Obepz uni
u. Str. iein Belt aufgei6lugen bat, unterz
nabm bon benz Gircus1Serratn aus Conn
tag 46enb Die programmmdBige 8aIonz
fa6rt, nit Der ausgeipro9enen @bft9t, it'd
mittelit Saui9irmes aus elmer 9O6e por
etpa 500 Metern b~erab5ulafen. Ser Salz
lon bate absr augenf9einli9 Muden; an
ftatt fi9 fer5engeraDe nit benz in NtrObdte1z
toitum gefleibeten, an benz unter Der 9onbel
angebra9ten Srape3 iuug6aliige Suntitude
bDufi6renben profefor in Die 9Obe 5u be-
geben, f9lug bas ltngetbiim bon 8alon aug
purer Niebertra9t, in 9Gufer9O9e an~geldngt
etntge 8irpuetten unb f9pebte bann, fi9 Dee
Sefteren bal6 Intercollegiate, bi9t iiber ben
9d9ern bin, Die unge6eure 3nf4auermenge.
bic benz aufregenben S9aufpiele b%eitpobnte,
in atbemIoier @pannung baItenb. Der
nProfeior" bate, glei9 mad ben erften
Sid" z8erfu9en bes 8dlIons, ft3 in Die
9onbel begeben unb iib an ben 8entilen
gu f9offen gsma9t. NGe feline 8emiibungen
ober, ben 8aGpn gum @teigen GIT bringen,
f9etterten, unb nur fetnem guten Stern bat
er es gu banten, 6dB er nit beiler 9art auf
benz 9a9e bes Ttnbel6aufes, Gde Mabifonz
unb @opb=StraBe, lanbete.
Ser 8aIon elplo6trte. pafanten, pel3e
bic @rploiion b0rten unb ben 2i3tf3ein auf
benz 9a9e bemertten, ularmirten fpfort, in
Der Metnung, bas Jinbelbaus itebe in Slam
men, Die Seuerpebr Die audi io9lei9 BON
3pei @eiten 6erangerafelt fam. Die S9pez
fern befanben itb nit i6ren @3ub6efoblenen
in Der &apeIe, in tpel9er 4benbmefie gebalz
ten purbe, oGs. ibre Sbiir aufgeriien unb
Der S9redensrwF: nSSeuer!!" i9nen 5ugerufen
tpuroe.
Cine ungebeure pantt mar Die SOlge unb
nur benz b%efonnenen 9anbeln Der Priorin,
Srau Ped, tit es gu banten, buB cine &atuz
ftropbe oerbitet purbe. Ma9bem fdmmt=
Ii9e Snfaifen in Si9er6eit gebra9t tparen,
elite Srau Ped in bas pbere Stodperf, UNI
na35uie6en, ob mod etpas 81 retten lei, als
bur9 bas S6erli9t cine in enganliegenbe,
fleif6farbene Srieots gefleibete mdnnGi9e
9etalt binunter1aute unb Der entiebten
Dame, Die f4ii6tern Die 9dnbe OOr bic @uz
gen bielt, bOr Die SiiBe fieG. $50 fommen
sic benin ber. metn 9err?" fragile Die iiber>
raf3te Srau. n9irett aus ben @olfen,
Mubame," erpiberte Der 2uftf4tffer, Der
@rr0tbenben gallant Elm Sreibilet gu Der
nd4ten, untpiberrufIi6 Iebten 8orfteGung
prdientirenb. Subleau! Die Seuertpe6r
5og bon bannen, pbne in Sbdtisfeit g~etreten
gu fein.
DIM Sonnabenb Ganbete berieI6e 2uftf6tfz
fer auf benz 9u6e zines 9aufes an Ogben
aDe. unb @DOo Str, fam aber au9 bauals
nit benz bloBen S9red babon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27

Ser S9opner ySunri1e" tpurbe Oonners=
tag Morgen UNI 5 ubr 40 Minuten bon Der
i'm S9lepptau bes 9ampfers 80. $. 9rat@
tpid" befinbli9en rWbulebad" =8arfe g3o.
1873 in ben 9run6 gebpbrt unb 1ant fait
augenblidli6 na6 benz 3ufammenitoBe. 9ie
8emannung oes S9iffes bate gerabe mod
3eit, ii9 in bas &ettungsboot gu flii6ten,
purbe BON Der 8arfe aufgenommen uno
langte nit benz 9ampfer n@rattpid" seitern
Wtorgen bier an.
Ser @4ooner uSunrtIe" berlieB Gbicago
am Mittpo6 fritz, UNI in Godburn sSsfanb
am Suron See cine 2ubung gebern ein5uz
nebmen. 9as S4iff nurbe BON Gapitdn
9uncan 8u9anan, einem Der Gltefen uno
erfabrenbiten Seeleute, befebligt. 9onnersz
tag, fur5 Dor S~agesanbru9, tpd6renb bi9ter
Nebel auf benz See lag, tpurben bic @i9nale
bes 9ampfers gebDrt. 9te r@unriIe " fubr
nit elmer S9nenigfeit BON flint Meilen bic
Stunbe. Na6 Dem @9ane bes Nebel6orns
f9loB Capt. 8u@anan, baB i'm Der 9am=
PIER pafiirt bate. 9a er feline tpeiteren
Stgnale 6Drte, fonnte er ni9t auf bic Ser
mut6ung tommen, baB Der 9ampfer Elm
8oot i'm S9lepptau bate. SIM nGbiten
&ugenblid %erfolgte bic golifion. Ser 3uz
icmmenifoB mar Elm fur9t6arer. Der gan5e
gugipriet unb Der @orbertbeil bes @@ooz
ners ipurben gerabe5u abraiirt.
Sebermann an 8orb mar ii9 bepuBt, baB
ONES baOon abbing, bas &~ettungsboot flott
gu MAIDEN. Sebe Minute @er30qerunq
tpnnte ben Sob in ben Welen fir bic 8e=
mannung CUR Solge baben. 9as Boot purbe
in rafenoer @ile binuntergelafen. Sci bic
Ter Selegenbeit nurbe Der @teuermann
2ouis 8rOiap 8pifden 8oot unb M6terbed
etngetlemmt. @r tpuroe balb aus 1einer
tpenig beneibensipertben Gage befreit,
tporauf bas 8oot nit flint SnfaFen obne
tpeitere 6inbernife ben @a1erTpieael er.
reihte. Die bret nod an 8orb bes 96ooners
berbliebenen Mann fprangen 5uglei@ bonn
Oed in bas 8oot. Sreb. peelop, elmer Der
Matroien inbeB, iaufte baneben unb mubte
bon ieinen Gollegen aus benz See qefif9t
iperoen. Die 8emannung ita9 in See unD
tpenige Neinuten ipdter fant Der @9ooner.
Captain 8u9anan berblieb ni6t 70 pie[
.3eit, $98, 1pel4e ii3 in isinsr Gaiite befan=
ben, an ii4 gu nebmen.
Die Manni9aft rettete nur bas nadte
2eben. NaAbem bic S9iffbrii6igen cine
3eitlang 5ieqos ouf ben @enen umberQez
ruoert tparen, fanoen iie bic vWbalebad"
8arte unb ipurOen bon berielbeu aufgenOmz
men. @or Der G%olifion rib bas @6leppz
tan 5tpif9en benz 9ampfer unb Der @balez
badz8arfe. Ser 9ampfer febrte UNI 2 ubr
Na9mittdgs 5uriid. Captain Splben err
tldrte, baB sr feline 5abrt Is Meilen peit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27

- I1nfere gprrefponbenten unb M1sntsn
befu9en bic foIgenben @taaten:
9err Saul Sriebel bic Staaten Soma unb
Minneiota.
6err Sreb S9erf Die Staaten @iscOniin,
Sainois unO ben nOrbtpeitli4en She'll BON
Mi1igan.
9srr 9enrb S9aaG Die Staaten Snbiunu
nnb Mibigan.
9err Gbas. s. 90. gfeiffer ben @taat
Nebrasfa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27
menn 6ds Baby sdhnt.

@ebrau9t inter aQeit 1lmtdnben bas alte
nllb erprobte Mittel, Mrs. @inslow's Sootbs
ing 9prnp fir bas 3abneu Der &tilber. SO
berubi9t bas &il1b, ma6t bic @aumel1 pet9er,
ittQt Die 96merSe1, beilt @tnbtoltf u1o 1T
bas bette Mtttel 9e9en 0iarr6oea. Siir1tu1oz
amansig @ents Die SlaI9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27
@tabIirt iett 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer
232 & 234 Df=R dn0olpb.Str

Wholesale & Retail Grocer
232 & 234 DltsRdnoolph.Stry
apilpen Gra1flin. unS Mtartet. StrIst
&bteag1 Sus..
bdIt 1tets auf Sa9er:
y le fetaite WatieS=9drim9e,
S atpprtirtem gctrOG. OeutIdDet gSaIo ~tttetiter,
Nrti dben 0emiile gItmtem: tno OraSinuaen,
8etrpdmete b6bmiide Vilsc (S6tO 6mtnel,
gted)tcta ttn8a ar. .af uIen=Vapttfa.
9led)ten metpb1Itfd)eM SGtnfcu, S0Iattt,
Sntpnrttttc @raAmidltD. SeroeIattuMrtt,
Tr1uffMrter 8rattUttrf TT SttdDIen,
GaIslarocueit INTO Saroelenbutter,
strabbnr9cr @anicle berzGaitetcm, garStneS,
MariWirfen 9amb. 2IoI, Nnnb1rin9c,
Nmf. Gaoiar, 9appetttsSiIo, Sprotfem,
Teiaite bOu. Wildbner=SS1ringe,
|erneS. ad9opies run sarS ,tsWs~'
Tei1ltes GItoenDI, Wfpbn0L,
Medlten Xtebt9'S SIeiidDcttract,
Med)tem @intbeeriGft, @tmbcereifg,
SttDct, &0pcttt, Sb0MptgnuttS
9eMtid)cS s3iueti d. emmMs, 9etrOdn. Strnen,
Meiemebl. .sarto ifcltncbI, GrbsnebL
Wct5en0rteS, SmdlDeiSen itno @ater9rnSe'
Sentide @irie, 8riinfern. &inlet, S38o'
Stal. WmoeIn Muo WaccaronL,
Stouperf'S &afao urO GbpfoIG0e,
Tetliten S0On= Wtnffa= Mno Sato=SRnWees
Nft. &teipp'S adbten MtnIs sG1Nee'
GtdleI= M1tS stci9euf6ffee, Gidlortet,
XfetHer & OILERS &~aHec=GGtrdtt,
9llIe Sortem pom grtmenn 1,o fdwarsens Sbee'
9tedlten Gntnt entbnler N0ie,
8rtttcn NrdMtcrf6ie, Goatttet Nnte,
Sam. &tnlbMr9er @@Ie, &anotGle,
Wtont19c De Stte, Sattettbert G6le1
Noquefost= unS V1rtnefamsS1le'
Wenid1ateler tmo 4abm=Td5c,
Go%noemfirte SdlWeiscr Wtildl.
&atorteMfatnet. &0ifs 1tno Nepsl9ttens
Wartlet Sd)nMpft6ba6 BON SobbcG.
9entld,e Spimaraocr. @nNtrafcrs
@oI5IdDmbe Mno 9oISpantofcIt, aWe 0r0Ben,
I'll beit b~lHi9ftens Breiien.
kAcnry SciaOellkO0 Of.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27

Ser b~ergangenen 9ienitag Mbenh unter
Dem &erba9t bes ginbru9es ber6aftete 5arz
bige Srant Canton etebt fi9 bic grOBte
Miibe, ben 8erba9t Der poli5ei, bab er Elm
febr gefdbrli9er 8urf9e 1T, gu re9tfertigen.
8et feiner 8erbaftung am 9ientag
.Qbenb erbieIt er apet @9iiFe; bic cine &u=
gel our9bobrte ieinen re9ten Nrm unb Die
3peite babnte ft9, an Der re9ten @eite bes
Sends eini6lagenb, einen Meg bur9 basz
ielbe unb fubr auf Der linfen Settle pieber
beraus. Seine Wunben tpurben bon ben
Qeraten fir lebensgefdbrli9 gebalten, aber,
obglei9 Der 8erpunbete, angebli9 tObtz
franf, auf ieinem S9mer3enslager %Derltarz
rem mubte, purbe er NIT metalenen &etten
an .Mrm unb 8ein an bic ei1erne 9oipitalz
8etttele gefeffelt un6 auBerbem purben
bier 9eteftibes Der Central Station abz
%commanbirt, i'm BEL Sag uno BEL Na9t 81
iiberpa9en.
eSn Der Na9t bonn Sam1tag gum Sonnz
tag batten bic Oetefttbes gorbus unb RoB
an benz bermeintli9en S9mer3enslager beg
~gefangenen Strol9es Wa9tbienit. Gorbus
mar Bis 2 ubr Sonntag Morgen our STEELE
unb iibertpies bann ben @efangenen feinem
gouegen GoB. Ser 9eBtere trat, oa er
@onton Ianft i9lummernb meinte, fur3 Dor
4 1br geitern Morgen fir einige Minuten
aus. &aum bate er ben Giiden getebrt,
a1s Canton, Der augenI9einli3 iber &telenz
frGfte berfiigt, feline Se1eln abftreifte, in Der
@ile bic &leiber zines neben ibm gebetteten
gatienten ergriff, fi6 eiligft anfleibete unb
bann bas Weite 1u9te. Die bienittbuenoe
&ranfenpGrterin fiel, als ie 6as 8orbaben
bes farbigen Slii9tlings bemerfte, nabe5u in
Sbnma9t; Der mdnnli9e &rantentpdrter
elite ,auf lire 9iilferufe berbei, aber gu ipdt,
um ben SGi9tling mod feitbalten gu fonz
men. gu 1pdt erf6ien AUDI i3lieBli3 &oB,
Der betelte @d9ter bes 9auners, auf Der
8ilbfld9e.
Ser Slii9tltng erfreute ii@ iebo9 nt9t
au3u LANCE Der gulbenen Sreibeit, benin sr
purbe "a @tunben ipdter BON 2ieutenant
Barrett unb me6reren Polioiften IN 9aft
genpmmen, als er in bas 9aus Geo. 2Ol7
Glarf StraBe treten noQte.
Canton ftabl, als er bas t9oipital berz
fafen, aus S. 8arrp's Saloon, No. 542
g. paulina @traBe, Elm pferb unb einen
Srauenan8ug. Sn biefem @uf5uge unb 6o9
gu RoB begab er fi3 gu einem in Der Ndbe
pobnenben Sreunbe, Der i'm NIT einem
Mdnneran5ug Derlab. Damn perlieB er
pieber gu YferOe Oas 9uus unO rift BON
bannen. @dbrenb bes Sonntages pur6e
bas 6aus go. 2017 Glart Str, in tpelbem
elm Sreunb Ganton's tpobnt, BON alien Seta
ten tart bepu9t, aber nt9ts MuffGQiges
bemertt. Montag fritz fam Canton, ft9
ii9er pGbnenb, bor bas 9aus g~eritten unb
tpollte e6en abipringen unb in oas 6aus
geben, als ii9 i6m bic Poli3iften Maurice
unb Mc@rat6 nd6erten unb i'm als ibren
8efangenen erflGrten. @nfangs perIu9te
Canton, @iberitanb gu Ieiiten, bod a1s au6
2teutenant Barrett unb elm britter 8laurod
auf Der 8iIbfld@e erf9ienen, CAB er ben
&ompf uuf uno fol9te na9 Der Station.
8on bort purbe er i'm .@aufe bes Sagas
brett mad benz @ountbA9ef1ngniB gef9afft.
@r tbeilte benz lieutenant ale Die gin5ele
beiten Der Slu4t nit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27
WaS 6OmMt OOrt UOn Oct DO6'?
Der Suftidtfer poun9 lancet auf
Dem Oade zines 5inoelhanies,
Cine tragifOmiide 9tene.

JnfoIee Ger GrpIofion oes Salons wuroe DER
2uf nSeuer" Iout. = 6ro6e panif IN
Dem 6inoeIhaufe. - Die ;feuerwehr muB
unperridteter SADIE ob3iehcn, Qoun9
feIbt fpa3iert gum OberItdt hineir. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27

hit befonoerer Peftiefett withete oas uns
wetter in oen Dororten, wie uorwooo
parf, Cotton PART, Rapeuswooo nno
.Jrpine PART. -6ahlrcide Pdufer ihuer
befddoi9t. - mehrerc perionen tra9en
D%erIebuneeu oapou.-Der1o9en ocrGas=
Ieitun9 in Safe Diem. - Rnnoerte Don
Somilien fhpebtcn in Gritidnn9sses
fahr.- Die i'll DER Sinnenfaot anger td=
teten Sh6oer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27

Cine Don ihm aneeifrenete SdeiounesfIaoe
fonte heute CUR DerhauoIune fommen.-
Srau Rem felt fi6 freipinie. uadl=
barn itelen ihr elm sinfiees 6eueniB
aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27
Sbifs=Gouifon.
Der Schooner uSunriie" miro Don
elmer Barrie in oen 6runo sebohrt.

Gapitdn uno mannfdaft eesettet. Die
umholebad" Barrie befano iid i'm
S6lepptou DER Oampfers No.. 3. 6rats
mid" Der 6ufammenfo6 %erfoIete in
friRer moreenftunoe bel oidtem uebeI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27
Sludt zines farbt9en Gtnbrehers
aus Dem County 5olpital.
&etten unb 8ddter btelten i'm ni6t.

War inter Dem Deroadt perhaftet, in ole
Dohnune G. u. O'Gonnor's eineebro=
6en gu fein. = DER Detectives waren
sur ueberwa1une oes aneeblih Goot=
munoen abfommanoirt. - Or miro "a
Stunoen fpdter wieoer oinefeft eemadt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27
Gin Gbeoranta.

Die Satin Or. Gbomas 8.
Renn's ihiebt auf ihren mann.
uOm fiinf geuuluerfdliGen trafcn
uier ibr 3iel.
Der Sd)mernermunDete beftnoet
td int St. 5o(epb's-@olpttal.
Gade mar 6aS Motip Der Der5weifel=
ten Shat.
pr. 2semm Gatte (eime Strait Dor spet
Sa6ren perraGen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27
IN Cotton porf.

Die MEDITERRANEAN Wobnungen nurber
mebr Ober minber 6ef9dbtgt: gilbert
S4peiber's 9aus, pel9es beriel6e NIT 6rau
unb bxI &inbern bepo6nl
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-10-09
ORIOLES SCOOP ANOTHER GAME
Attendance Was Disappointing to
the Players.

Baltimore Oct. 3-"Brother Joe" Cor
bett was the star in today's Temple Cup
game, and under his skillful generalship
the Orioles took the second game of
the series with quite as much ease as
they did the game of yesterday.
Captain Tebeau was not able to play,
and it is now said that his injuries are
of such nature as to preclude his TAX
ing part In Mondays game, which, by
the way, may not be played in Bal.-
more. The slim audience here has so
greatly discouraged the players that
tnere is trong talk OF playing the third
game either in Pittsburg or Cincinnati
Ell route to Cleveland, and If the baseball
cranks of the Forest City do not turn
out in larger numbers than they have
in Baltimore 1t is not unlikely that an
other of the games may be fought out on
neutral grounds. Today's contest was
one-sided to a degree that deprived 1t
Of much of it's interest. although 1t
abounded in good plays.
The score:
Baltimore . ...4 2 0 0 -
Cleveland . 20 / 0 0 1 g.
Baltimore--Seven runs, II hits, 1 error
Cleveland--Two runs, I hits, errors.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-10-09
Nipped In the Bud by President
ZeIlaya-

Managua. Nicaragua, Oct. s.-As cabied
today to the Associated Press exclusive
ly, the plans for another revolutionary
outbreak against President Zellaya have
been discovered. Several suspects were
arrested two nights ago. They are &C.
cused Of making preparations to bring
about an uprising against the govern
ment. The men arrested are not persons
OF great influence. In fact, some Of them
are suspected of being spies of the gov
eminent, and 1t is added that they win
possibly be released on making accusa-
items against native Nicaraguans Of
wealth, so as furnish the authorities with
an excuse for imposing heavy fines on
them. In spite Of this, however, there
is no doubt that there exists a strong
feeling Of opposition In certain circles
to the government of President Zellaya,
and there have been several movements
Of importance among his political oppo-
nents and further trouble is apprshenied.
The presidents enemies are believed 70
have planned some time ago to capture
the military barracks and magazines and
overthrow the government. It was fur
Their reported that General Antonio Lara,
who fought against President Zellaya in
the recent revolution, and who has been
imprisoned here ever since, has declared
that he overheard an discriminating con-
versation between some OF the recently
imprisoned suspects.
Two members OF the national constf-
tuition attending the assembly had a fight
this morning outside the assembly hall
After short wordy dispute General Au-
releus Estrada knocked down Assembly
man Senior Baraby Maja. This recalls
the fact that a few days ago Antonio
Bayana. an European sub-agent Of the
London Bank Of Central America, and
consul of the Argentine republic here,
got into fight with Senior Vivas, Fray"
Joseph, spirited young writer living In
Managua. Both men were arrested, but
were subsequently released by the chiof
of police
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-10-09
TOM WATSON HAS HIS SAY AGAIN
Thinks Bryan's Election Depends
on sSewaIPs Withdrawal.

New York, Oct. 4-The World will print
tomorrow an interview with Hon. Thomas
Watson, the populist candidate for vice
president, which is in the line of Mr..
Watsons recent writings.
I'D lay my head on the block before
I'd retire from the race to make way for
a plutocrat, a bondholder, national
banker and protectionist like Mr.. Sewall."
Mr.. Watson Is quoted as saying. The in
tervlew continues: IF Mr.. Sewall Is get
ting off the ticket, 1 believe that even now
there is chance of Mr.. Bryan's cleo
ton. Mr.. Bryan and 1 could make a trip
together and at once, and inside OF III
days restore tens of thousands of voters"
How could Mr.. Sewall get off the
ticket?"
st would be easy enough, The demo"
cratic committee could go to Mr.. Sewall
and say to him: Mr.. Sewall, you are
the menace to the ticket. Unless you
withdraw Mr.. Bryan will be defeated.
You are endangering his chances There
will be nothing for Mr.. Sewall TO do
then but to resign. If he wishes to see
Mr.. Bryan elected he will retire now"
Mr.. Watson relates that Chairman But
Ter of the populist committee asked to
see the notes of the first speech he was
to deliver, and coming to the attack on
Mr.. Sewall, begged him to omit it. There
upon Mr.. Watson threatened to abandon
the stump, and Senator Butler relented
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-10-09
NEW ORDERS FOR THE C. A. II.
Adjutant General Is C. e. Burmeis-
ter of Omaha.

Omaha, Oct 4-The following order was
issued today:
Headquarters Grand Army of the Re
public Omaha, Oct. 3.-The following
staff appointments are hereby announced:
Adjutant general, Comrade Charles =.
Burmeister of Omaha; quartermaster gem
eral, Comrade Augustus ]. Burbank IF
Charles A. Suydam of Philadelphia; Sc
nior aide de camp and chief of staff, Com
rade j. Cory Winans of Troy, Ohio. They
Will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
1.-THE following named comrades will
constitute the executive committee of ad-
ministration: w. H. Armstrong of Indian
apolis, F. M. Steerel of St. Louis, Albert
Sceffer of st. Paul, Thomas w. Scott of
Fairfield, ILL.,; Charles Shat of Brooklyn
N. Y; Roscoe D. Dix of Berrlen Springs.
Mich; ]. J. Scentz. Trenton, N. J.
Comrade Captain A. e. Zellnski, U. 3.
A.. New York, is hereby made special
aide in charge of military instruction
in public schools, with authority to Sc
lect from each department to be named
to the commander for appointment as
aides de camp one comrade to take
charge of this work in his department
and report his action to Captain zelin-
ski.
'Comrade Andrew Trainor of Omaha
is hereby appointed special aide In charge
of transportation, to whom all matters
pertaining thereto will be reported"
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-10-09
ARMENIAN STATE TO he FORMED
Ultimate Design of Alleged Plan of
the Powers.

London, Oct 4.-The Vienna correspon-
dent of the Daily Mail declares that in
regard to the agreement of the powers
for the settlement of the Turkish prob
lem, which this correspondent announced
last week, which he had good authority
for publishing, includes the formation Of
an Armenian zone in the Turkish en-
rire on the basis OF the Jewish pale in
Russia, the powers guaranteeing safety
of the Armenians therein, with the idea
that the zone would become the germ
of new Armenian state
The Constantinople correspondent of
the Chronicle says the Ottoman bank
and the Credit Lyonaize are sending
large quantities of securities to Paris
for safety.
He says the American and English Ia
dies in Constantinople are helping the
women and children in the suburbs, and
hundreds attend the American mission
house, where each receives four pieces
OF money and a bundle of clothing.
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THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Metal Quotations.
New York, Oct. 3.-Bar silver, 65Ac.
Copper-Steady; brokers' price, $10.62ik.
Lead-Steady; brokers' price, $3.50.
Portland Wheat.
Portland, Oct. Observation-Disclosures.
San Francisco Grain.
San Francisco Oct. 3.-Wheat-ShlD-
ping, s1.13A for No. l, sl.15 for choice;
milling, $l.171k1.22h.
Barley - Feed, fair to good, 7017zhc
choice 75c brewing, S04S5c.
Oats - Milling. 90G95c; Surprise, 971xc9
S105; fancy feed, 95Q97tac; good to choice.
S71ag95c; poor to fair, 7714QS22c; black Cor
feed, 75QSOc.
Chicago Grain.
Chicago, Oct. SIN the wheat pit at the
opening everything pointed toward lower
prices. December wheat which closed
yesterday at 69lsc, started at 68&c, and
only little could be sold at that. the
bulk of the first transactions being at
6sAc. Close-December wheat 67Mc. corn
22szc, oats 1715c.
Receipts-Wheat 1ss.OOO. corn s41, 900, oats
55s. 900.
Live stock.
Chicago, Oct. 3.-Cattle-Prices were
largely nominal and ruled as follows:
Medium to prime steers, $4G14.45; stockers
and feeders, $2.60@3.S5; bulls, cows and
heifers. $2.25@S.50; calves, $2.50Q3.15; west
erns, $2.50d395.
Hogs-Common heavy to prime light
sold at s2.6Od35O The bulk of the pack
ing trade sold at $SQ3.05 and shipping
hogs sold largely at $3.15@325.
Sheep-Western sheep were saleable at
S1.25qS and lambs were wanted at $275@
for common to heavy focks. Feeding
sheep brought s2.40q2.60; feeding lambs
unchanged.
Receipts: Cattle 400. hogs 1900. sheep
| $500.
Packing House Products.
Chicago, Oct. 3-January pork. S.10;
lard. $40; ribs, $3.50.
miscellaneous.
New York, Oct. 3.-Hops-Steady; COM
mon to choice. 21aG6c.
! Wool-Quiet domestic fleece, 1401Sc;
| pulled, 15@20c.
Petroleum-Quiet; United closed at
| $1.161s bid.
| Unsteady.
| Coffee-Closed steady; october. $500
$50; December, s9.15d9.20; spot Rio, firm:
No. Z, jobbing, s11.
| Sugar-Raw. quiet: fair refining,
2 1-16c; centrifugal. Ss test, l1-1sc; re-
| fined easy.
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STRIKE SAID TO BE NEARLY OVER
but Canadian Pacific II Not Out of
the Woods Yet.

Montreal, Oct. 4--The Canadian Pacific
telegraphers' strike cannot last much
longer, according to the officials of the
road. They claim that on three divi-
sions everything is working in first class
shape, and on the other divisions matters
are approaching normal condition. The
people strongly sympathizs with the
strikers, and they even go so far as to
abuse the new operators. Several have
been practically driven from their posi-
tions. and 1t is to protect them that the
police have been sent out A special dis
patch from Cartier stated that a fight
was expected at Warren, and a special
train was being sent there with police
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CHINESE OFFICIAL IN THE STATES
Looking After His COuntryMen
Over Here.

Washington Oct. Administer Yang Yu
of China today had a call from Yen
Niey, the imperial commercial ambassa-
dor of the empire of Chana and his suite,
who arrived here at late hour last
night. The ambassador, who is Chi
nese official, had 10 diplomatic functions
but his business is purely of CONNER
cial character, and he is making trip
through the United States and conduct
ing an inquiry particularly into the state
of his countrymen here.
Mr.. Yen said that he is much pleased
with what he has seen of the cou1try
and its people. He has received most
encouraging reports from the Chinese
merchants whom he has met. The am
bassador will spend most of his time in
San Francisco.
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CHURCH AND STATE TOO CLOSE
Trying to Impeach "a Mexican Gov
ernOr.

City of Mexico, Oct. 4.-The hall OF
congress was last evening filled with
spectators, attracted by report that
preliminary steps looking to the i'm
parchment Of Colonel Prospero Cahu-
antzin, governor of the state Of Taxi
Gala; would be taken. The case is re-
markable one as the governor Is accused
Of violating the laws of reform, enacted
In the time of President Juarez, it being
a body of laws regulating the relations
between church and state. Accusations
are made that the governor recently at
tended in his official capacity funeral
of the late Bishop Vargas, of Puebla-
and allowed his body to be buried in
the church, two distinct violations Of the
reform laws. The case went over until
Wednesday.