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Simon gSot:onr S,sGncr.

General Simon Solipar=8ufner, Der
natiDnQl=oemptratii6e Gice=Y YrQlioent=
ibaitscauoioat, lit Is Sabre alt uno
wlrte in 5art Gountp, i'm iioli6en
She'll bon &entufD geboren ; oerielbe
wpbnt INNER nod in Dem glpfbaus, in
Dem er 3uerjt oas 2i1t Der g8elt erblif=
te. Sieies @lof9aus ipurDe bon Dem
0ater Des Generals Dor lnebr ais 100
Sobreu 9epaut unO Die einoige 3eit,
mdbrenD pel6er er ni6t in feilNm Sc
burtsbauIe pobnte, mar, als Ell als0ou=
berneur ielnes Seimatltaates fungirte.
Sn MeIt Boiut grabuirte ct in oprielben
Glalle nit General 8rant. General
8ufner mar 5tprimal per6eirotbet.
9ia0oem ieln Sermin al5 Gouperneur
ab0elauien mar, fcbrte er naa ieiner
8eburtsitdtte 3urid.
98dbrenD oe5 Siir9erfrie9es fimpfte
8uGner ouf Seiten Der SOnIDoerirten.
@dbreno oer gelagerun9 bon Sort
0DnaIolon mar gufner Der brittle I'M
&omnanoo bes Sorts. 8aTlelbe wur=
De pon ben Srupper Sen. Grants auf
ollen Seiten um5ingclt unb na6 ben
glngriIfen pOm l3. uno IA. Sebruar
iaben Die &onf6Oerirtcn, ooB Nller tuei=
tere Q8iOeritano nuBlos lein miiroe.
Die beioen anperen Generdle iibergaben
barouf6in bus &omman0o an Sen.
gufner unb perlieBen ndbreno Der
9to6t in 8oDten nit 5000 Mann bas
Sort. Sen. Yufner mar Oann geSiuun=
gen, oas SORT an oen Gen. Grant gu
ilber9eben.
gta6 geenoigung Oes &rle9es wiO=
mete li6 General Yudner ieinen Ge=
ibaft5angelegenbeiten, beftebeno in
6arlnerei unO @runOeigentbumsipefu= fu=
latipncn.
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&inostcDcrtac SGD,tDe.

@ir baben ungefdbr 800 goor rinos=
leoerne Stiefel eriter Gualitdt, nit
ooppeltcn Soblen uno ben 9tdbtcn auf
Der Seite BON Sano 9ema6t. @ew0bn=
lider greis $3.50; mir perfauIcn bie=
ielb"n fir $2.65.
llngefdbr $50 gaar rinosleoerne
Sdube nit 9pppelfoblcn. @cpDbrli=
der Brei5 $3.50 ; mir perfaufen bieIel=
ben fiir $1.95.
unsefGbr 60 Yaar rinosleoerre Sna=
benltiefel nit 9DppelIoblen. @ew6bn=
lider greis $3.50; mir pertaufen oie=
ielben fiir $1.95..
Sinoeritiefel in ben 8rDBen 9to. 10,
IL uno II fir Is Gents.
gBtr baben Den 8Ortbeil i'm Sanoel
nit rillOsleoernen Stieieln. @umm=
ltiefel uno 6il5=S6ube uno Stleiel Iinb
oa iiir Sud, menn Sbr iie polIt, UNI
gu billigiten Breiien.
6. 8. garmelee Der S9ubbGno=
Ter, ll6 Sit=SoditraBe, Stem Pbilaoel=
pbio, Sbip.
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GeItfaate G@&ptnofm@tSs9idt.

8iele, pel9e BON ben iibli6en Wez
tbpben Der 8ebanbIung i6tpinofii9ttz
oer Menf9enftnper eintge RenntntB
baben, biirften 1ebr iiberraf9t iein
bon elmer neuen Gmpfeblung, Die Or.
8reper i'm rSournal of9pgiene" ernits
baft be9riinbet unb in ietner Prarts
bereits mebrfa9 angepenbet bat. @r
empfiebGt nGmli9 fir S9pinbiii4tige
einfa9 bas Gtnatbmen BON GiIt9z
9Gmpfe unb bd5 GKen bon - grbz
niifen. ueber lebtere ldbt er ii4 fol-
genbermaben aus:
sd perprbne Observation-Disclosures TO
biele grbniife, tpie iie eHen tDnnen,
obne ibre @erbauungsorgane gu i9G=
bi9en, unb i9 babe nit neiner 8ez
banblunsspeife Sipei iunee 9amen cuz
rtrt, bic porber anberlpdrts nit 2ez
bertbrdn, y vSonics" unb anberem 3eue
gequdlt tporben tparen unb i9on nabez
gu rettungslps perloren 19ienen. Man
fpllte meiren, btefe Oidt iei eine iebr
unberbuult9e, aber Die @rfdbrung
fprt9t ni9t bafiir; auberbem bdben
rseine pattsnten lebbaftes 8essbr na9
ber npeanut", unb auf folde Art bin
td iiberbaupt auerit auf ben Gebanten
getommen. 0enn i'd pflese, bel folhen
patienten auerit 81 ermitteln, mas iie
am liebiten e1en (ein ni9t gu pera9z
tenber alter 8auernbrau9D unb iie
bann 10 tpeit, tpte es ireenb angebt.
barin mod mebr gu ermutbisen. Die
befagten jungen 9amen tpurben bon
mir Elm Sabr lang nit grbniiHen unb
eingeatbmeten GhigbGmpfen bebanbelt,
porauf basSuiten DOqig aufbDrte, unb
i9 iie als senefen ertldren fonnte.
Wfan tpeib ia ldngft, bab bic Grbz
nub Elm auseesei6neter Sett graeu=
ger lit, unb ii9erli9 tit fie angenebmer,
als bas ranaige 9ai Oel, tpel9es
bdnfig als &ubeljau 2ebertbran per=
fauft tpirb. sic mag nidt unbebinst
fir ale 2eibenben bieier Mrt paHen.
aber i'd finbe, baB iie iich fogar Bel pie=
len perI Ionen nit aiemlih i9pa9sr
0erhauung noraiiglib beipdbrt, tpenn
fie orbentlitb gefaut tptrb. Sd balte iie
auf ale ydlle fir befer, als bic &o9'z
i1e 2Dmpbe, unb bieIe 8ebdnbluna lit
bic befriebigenbfte. tpel9e i9 bis jebt
fir ansebenbe Gdpinbiu9ts> >Stabien
sntbedt babe.
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8atnnt appbnt Sbr ni6t i'm
eiGenets Sa1tSe ?

Spredt in Der Blaming WiG pon
Sobn Gd9elp unO SObn on 6ront
Strabe Dor unO Sbr ioeloet finben,
oaB es eben 10 lei6t lit, i'm ei9enen
9aaie gu poGnen, als Ntietbe gu beSab=
lea. 9ieIelben bauen @ub gegen eine
ieihte Nnsabluns unO 81 aiinitigen 8e=
oin9ungen Elm Saus uno bere6nen nu,
mdBi9e 3inIen fiir oas an9ele9te &api:
tai.
Warum 0iietbe be5abIen, tpenn S6r
nit oem nGmli9en 8elOe na6 uno na6
Elm 6aus ertperben t0nnt ?
8iini6t Shr SUD nit lei9ter M}ibe
Elm eigenes Seim 81 ertperben. 10 iebt
Sud- nit Ndgelp uno SObn in Ser
bllorln9. #
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Siir Sdultafeln, Sdreibbefte, Sc
bern, Sinte, Sdreibpapier eebe su
81 G,Irrt RI h-pS

siir 5bultafsIn, Gdrcibbefte, Sc
bern, Sinte, 5dreibpapier eebe su
Burn ibes.
= Die Nd6te iinb i6on re6t fhbl
uno Elm 6euer i'm Sfen cine willtom=
meme @.I6einung.
= Wdnift Sbr cine fdone Nus=
uabl BON 9fopitdten in Gleioerltpfen
ppn Den neueltsn @ebercien su ieben,
10 gept su S. s.. Sini iep.
- Die llbri6spille=S =Senniipn 6air,
mel6e leBte gHohe abesbalten murbe,
mar, mie aemGbnlib. bnm Gegcn be-
oiinltigt" uno Daber Der Selud audi Den
aebe9ten Grmartun9en niht entIpre=
6eno.
- Sommt unO iebt unlere gusmobl
Der beten Wrbeiten, Die iemals in elmer
Wertitatt aufsefellt maren, gu guren
eisenen YreiIen uno eiuen srpBen gpr=
roth CUR Iusmabl bel
g eiter & 8 ntle.
- llnIere Salenoer tiir 1897 Iino
sur gertbeiluna hereit. gGer gu einem
iolben beredtigt 1T. tann in unierer
Sfttce bafiir ppripre6en. Giifltdnoiee
9lbonnenten ermerben oaour6, bab Tie
ibre &iidltdnoe beri6tisen, gniprud
auf DEN Salenoer.
- yebten Mittmo6 9beno nrangen
ginbrcder bur6 cin Dinteres SsenIter in
Den S6ubltore BON s. %. Sill in
ubrihapille uno cntnabm9n Dem @elo=
i6rantp, Del6sr ni1t oei1loNen mar,
ca. 500. gSaarsn ipuroen ni1t per=
miBt. Sc lit bemerfenspertb, bab bel
Den bduii9en Ginbrii6en, Die in lebter
3eit in ubri6spille uno Senniion boz
tamen. Die 0iebc, mo- iie .iol9reib ma=
rem, es nur auf Gelo poer mertbpolle
llbren abgeleben 81 baben i6einen, unO
anoere @ertbia6en beri6mdben. is
beipeist oies, oaB man es nit 8erbre=
dern gu tbln bat. Die ni6t buy1 Die
giOtb gum 0iebitabl 9e5mungen tperoen,
mDgli6eripeiIe ip9ar in ben belten &rei=
len oerfe6ren unO il6 auf Oieie We;ie
Die Wlittel oerIdaifen, in flottem Miii=
llagan9 5u leben. IS ibeint uns, Elm
finOi9er goli5iit iollte i'm Stanpe iein,
ben Su.iden auf Die Spur 81 fOnmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
8rteItite.

Stir Die am 5. September enoenoe
WO6e blieben folgenoe ni6t retlamirte
Sriefe auf Der bielioen goftoffiee
Marp u. 8raop.
9. @oroDn.
Samuel 8ufman.
Margaret Su6anan.
Sobn DRAPER.
gilbert eSuon.
Srancs Pallilter.
Gbas. Siblep.
emma Smith.
u. $. pratber.
San. Wbb, g. W.
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csobst McMmtcD @almcr.

Senator eSobn McNulep Balmer,
pon Slinpis, Der nationals =oempfratiI6e
PrdlioentI6aftscnn ipuroe aln Is.
September 1917 in Scptt GpuntD. &en=
tudp, oeboren, unO lieoelte 1881 nit
feirem Soter nod WtaoiIou Gountp,
SlIinpiS, iibev. st beiu1te Die bffent=
li1en 99ulen III RentufD rno Sllinnis,
mO bann boS QIlton College, Die Soften
burd feline @rteit beltreitenb. Syn
Sabre 1883 wurOe er S1uOebrer, bo1
be9annn er fur5 ndbher bas 9te6tsltu=
oium. SIN 9eSclnber 1888 puroe er
CUR Ge0tspraIis Su9elailen, porauf ct
l843 sum Brobatribter BON Mtacoupin
@DuntD eripd6lt murDe. l847 mar er
Mitgiieb Der @erfoHungscpnpentipn bon
Slinois uno 1913 luuroe er gum Pro=
batridter ipieoercrmdllt. Gr nuroe io=
oann mebrmals gum @ountn= =&i6ter er=
lpGGlt uno nuroe 1856 Staaisienatpr.
Nls FOLDER itlmmte er FIT 2pman Srum=
bull, pelber Ganoioat fiir Den 8unbes=
1enat mar. Samols NOR 8almer llna
abbdn9i9er Nntis9lebrasfa=mann. Sa
er es permeigert bate, init Der republt=
tanii9en Sartei in Der 2e0islatur gu
itimmen, reIignirte ct ols Staatsiena=
tor, muroe obcr tros feiner llnabbdng=
i9teit SorIiber Der republianii6en
StaatscDnpcntion. 1856 nabm er als
9eIeoat an Der republitanii6en Noiip=
nal=@Onpention in philadelphia, tpe!1e
SSrcmpnt nominirte, tbell. 9rei Sabre
fpQter muroe CT in Den @DngreB erwG6!t
uno 1860 muroe er ols republlfanil1er
Glectpr at large erpdblt. Sm Sabre
1861 mar er Mdtglieh Der @aibin9tO=
ner 6rieOenscOuferen3. gto6bem cr
om 9. Ntai 1861 gum SberIt Oes IA.
Sailoiier Snfonterie= =Gegiments ermQblt
tpproen mar, ma9tc er ben Grieg nit
uno nuroe balo Srigooegeneral uno
9ip:Iionsgeneral unter @eneral gope.
Gr na6m an Den Sperationen 9egen
9lem Maorio uno Gorintb, ipnie an Der
S6laDt bel turfres8bOro i'm 9e5enber
1862 tbeil uno aOancirte 1868 gum
0enPralmajpr Der GreipilliQen.
0isrouf u0bm er onoen Sperationen
unter @enerol Sro99 tGeil, conlmanoir=
te cine 9ipiIion 1T Der SNlabt bel SAi=
famau9a, lpurbe SefeDlsDaber bes IA.
9lrmeecorpS uno tdmpite in Den Shlad,=
ten pDn 2oofout Niountain unO Wtillio=
narp &ioge. 1864 betheiligte er li6 an
Der 9ltlanta Champagne unO uuroe,
na0oem er auf ieirt eigencs GrIu6en
entlaien tporben mar, Militdr=6ouper=
neur BON &entudD big Ntai 1866. @r
lteoelte oam no6 Springfield, SllinOis,
iiber llnO purOe 1868 sum 0ouoernellr
bon Slinois erp1blt. 1872 trennte er
lib BON Der repubitanii6en Bartel un0
1876 mar er elmer Der 9emOtraten,
pel6e 2ouiliana i'm Sntereile bon Sil=
Den beIrdte.t. Gr muroe 1877 pDn
ben Iemofratcn fiir Den gmoesienat
nominirt, ieooQl niNt erwdblt uno 5lpet=
mal ipdter npmjnirt, ODne er,DGblt sll
weroen. Sm Satire 1884 mar er De-
la9ot at large sur otmotratiIben 9tatio=
nal GonpentiOn 1888 murDe er ais
DemDtratiiAer @ouperneursconoioat 9e=
ihla9e.t. 1890 murOe er BON ben
9euoftoten ouf Der Staotsco1psntion
al8 GonDiDot fiir Den YunOesIenat no=
minirt unO QcDann Den Staat nit ei=
ner 8lurolitQt BON 10000. Die 2e=
gisLatur erpd6lte i'm Johann in ben
gunoesienat. sein 3erntin gebt am
3. M1rS 1897 81 gnoe.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Mm. 9. ylaf - 9aura 9. Sbib.
Noam s. Soaglanb - Sara1 6. Sto=
der.
8oofren Smith = 2Ouiie Gorrcl.
SSranf Wbite - N9nes Sut6erion.
Nrdie 8. Meglintpd = glpa 3. Mo=
aena.
Malen Ncff - Margaret Gilman.
Gbas. g. Miller --glisabetb Marti.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
8nte 8clegenbeit, eine id)5ne
Seimatb at er,p erbcu.

Cine Jarm bon so older, Il Mei=
len Oitli6 BON Seem philadelphia, 1T
unter aiinitieen geOingungen billig gu
ertperben. Sie Gorm eignet li6 bor=
siiglid CUR Sbft= unO gesrensu6t unb
lino 6 Qfer nit 9uten 5imbceren be-
'tellt auf oerielben 1T Elm sutes Saus,
porSiigli6es @aiIer, cine quite &ohlen=
mine nit neuer Wa9e, Die iofprt in
getrieb geIebt meroen fann. Wollt
Sbr cine i6One Seimatb, 10 tommt uno
iebt. s. 8. Grimes,
Office iiber Der SalOenbau9b Sanf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09

= Sn 8riiKel iinoet cine Gonferens
iocialitii6er Garlamentarier itatt. IS
1T bies cine Dirt internationaler 6eer=
i6au bes politii6en Socialismus gum
llnteri6ieoe BON Dem lanomirtbi6aftli=
ben. 9tamens Der oeuti1en Iocialen
&eibsiagsfraction nimmt gebel an ben
Selpre0un9en She'll.
y Ser dltelte 2iebesbrief Der gDelt
beiinoet li6 i'm brltiIben Muieum. gi=
ner eeDptii6en pril,5eiIin miro barin
Die 0anD angeboten. Ser 8riei lit bor
$500 Sabren eei1rieben. Nuf einem
3iegeltsin iinb Die 2iebesporte einse=
graben.
= Ser Strcit 5ipilden Stalicn uno
Bralilien auf @ricb fir Die in lebtcrem
2anoe geeen italiciilhe llntertbanen
Dcgansene Gerbrehen, gcbt elmer frieb-
li0en 2Ulung entgegen.
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81, SurhihnittshHhp nor 0Shnp

St' Sur6lbnittsb0be Der SDbne
oller &lanen bon inbultriellen Nrbeitern
(N}anner, Srauen uno Ginoer) bat in
Den Ser. Staaten I'M Sabre 1870 1906
betragen i'm Sabre 1890 bctru9 iie
s484 ooer um rei6li6 So Yrosent mebr.
Sn oemlelben 3eitraume itieg Die Sauf=
froft Der 2Obne um un9efdbr AZ pro=
5ent. IS erbielt alip, um es anoers
aus5uoriifen. Der Qrbciter oieies 2an=
oes i'm Sabre 1890 bur6l6nittlih
$3.50 fiir oieielbe Nrbeitsleiltune, fir
Die er slpan5ig Sabre friiber $1,000 be-
tommen bate. Sabei bate Die Saul
trolt oes Sollcrs li6 oermaBen persrD=
BERT, oaB Die $3.50 i'm ginfauf bon
gtabrung, Sleioung uiw. 10 melt reid=
ten, uie Dor atpanSig Sabren $22.50.
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Nm 27. Musuit sipii6en Strasburg
unb Sunoee Die 6rau bon Sobn Spr=
oen, 50 Sabre alt, an einem Maoenee=
i6miir. Sin @atte nit & &inOe,n trau=
ert I'm Die SingeIhieorne.
stm 29. Nuguit in 6oirfelo 2otun=
Ibip 9Sittme 3oianna &ellp, i'm. Qllter
Opn 70 Sabren.
9tm 80. gluguit in 9letp Bhilaoel=
pbia sSobn McGullousb, 70 Sabre olt,
on Der @Qileriuht.
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gfeuc IOOe.un0eets.

gSir 1nbcn ioeben cine pOllltdnbi9e
9lusr0abi bon Yubmooren erholten.
Sieielben linO nit 9rDBer Sor9IoIt
aps9ewUblt uno Die Preile itnO n;eOri=
ger ais js. 2auro q. Q8 eui el,
Grhange glnf, Sem Y9llaOelobla, 3.
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Wn OaS Gnblif,s,,, .

llniere neue Nusiuabl BON 6erbIt=
uno Wintermaoren foeben erbalten unb
lam bieielbe unieren Gunoen 3ur prii=
flung borgele9t ueroen. Gommt unb
febt oieielbe. 8. s.. GinieD.
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0cfGniuurncmltNc.

gu oem am 5. Sftpber be9innenben
Sermin bcs Common gleas Geri6ts
perben folosnbe Mdnner als @ei6mpr=
ne einGerufen.
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200 Monumente tperben BEL gei=
ter & 2Dtle gu guren eigenen preiien
Derfauft. II
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-03-08
GREENE'S SUCCESSOR
G. O. WALDO MADE GENERAL MAN.
AGER OF THE c., H. & ID. LINES.
n. b. Turner Promoted to General SUI
perintendent-Grand Rapids & In
diana Road Ordered Sold.

On Monday President Woodford. of he
Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton. will issre
circulars appointing G.. c. Waldo generai
manager of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Day
ton lines, vice William Greene, who will en-
ter the service of the Baltimore & Ohio as
its traffic manager. Mr.. Greene. 1t Is stated.
has always had an ambition to be an Of
ficer of one of the trunk lines. and he leaves
a comparatively easy job TO take one wnich
will test severely his ability as railroad
manager G.. C. Waldo. who succeeds him.
is promoted from general superintendent.
He left the Michigan Central in 1889 to con-
meet himself with the Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Dayton, and has filled each position as
signed to him with credit. r. B. Turner. su-
perintendent of the Cincinnati division OF the
Cincinnati Hamilton a. Dayton, Is TO sue
ceed Mr.. Waldo as general superintendent.
He also came, several years ago, from the
Michigan Central road TO the Cincinnati,
railroad man of much ability and in close
touch with Mr Waldo, who becomes gen
eral manager. Mr.. Turner began railroad
daiia. dali - on an the Michigan Central road, and
came to the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
In 1891 Both are young men and sons OF
A dispatch from Cincinnati says: Re
ceiver Murray to-day conferred with
General Manager Greene, Vice President
Peabody ana other Baltimore Ohio Off
cials c. G.. Waldo has been made genera.
manager Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton *
Dayton system, to succeed Mr. Greene, and
General Passenger Agent DID, Edwards
has been advanced TO passenger trarfic man
ager Of that system. The presence OF Re-
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern railway
would be managed from the Baltimore gen.
eral offices and abolish the SOUTHWESTERN
general offices here, but Receiver Murray
denied It.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-03-08
EFFECT OF ITALY's DEFEAT.
1t Will Diminish the Prestige of All
Europeans In Africa.

1t Will Diminish the Prestige of Ali
Europeans I'm Africa.
Copyright. 1896, by the Associated Press.)
LONDON, March THE disaster suffered
by the Italian troops in Africa has caused
a great sensation in Great Britain. and is
thought likely to lead to fresh advance
by the dervishes into upper Egypt. Gen.
eral Baratieris defeat. it is generally ad-
mitted, must have an enormous moral
effect in Africa and diminish considerably
the prestige of European troops Of all ma
tionalities. The defeat at Adowa more
over, seriously affects Italy's position in
Europe politically and financially. AS to
Its bearing on the Dreibund number OF
contradictory reports are In circulation. On
one side Russia, France and Germany are
reported to have come to some sort of an
agreement on their course in tho future; on
the other hand. 1t is said to-day that
to come to a better understanding with
Great Britain. The latter supposition is
likely to be correct, but the accomplish
hnss 0a now sand It IS rue that Russ
sa and France have been secretly assist
ing King Meneiik against Italy it would
seem but natural that Emperor William,
who has been leaving no stone unturned to
bring about more cordial relations between
Germany and Russia, should side with the
latter power and France in a joint endcavor
to crush Italy's colonial aspirations in
Africa, and by SO doing strike a blow at
Germany's leading colonial rival, Great
Britain.
According to a leading provincial news
paper, Italy has applied to Great Britain
for assistance, chiefly financial, and report
has it that large Italian loan will soon
be floated in London. In addition important
communications are said to have passed be-
tween the two governments relative to the
possible movement of Egyptian troops
about the upper Nile. Military men here
express much sympathy for Italy in her
troubles. ard several former British army
officers have already offered their services
to the Italian government for duty in
Africa.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-03-08
DETECTIVES CONVICTED.
Found Guilty Of Shooting and killing
Frank White at Chicago.

CHICAGO. March THE jury in the
White murder case tonight found William
j. Dix, the principal defendant. guilty and
fixed his punishment at life imprisonment
Jacob Fischel, Charles A. Thompson, John
Frew, Charles j. Poole and William F. Mayo
were found guilty of manslaughter. but their
sentences were not fixed.
All the convicted men were employed as
detectives by the Berry defective agency, of
this city. The crime for which they were
convicted was committed on the night OF
Nov. IA, 1896. For months the men Of the
Berry agency and the local police had been
looking for Clarence White, who was under
Indictment for a number of burglaries. 1t
was known Nov. IL that White would, on
the evening Of Nov. IA, attempt to escape
from the city, and the entire force Of the
agency was sent out to get him. They found
him while he was riding in his buggy with
his young brother, Frank White. The de-
tectives endeavored to stop the buggy, but.
failing to do so, they opened fire on IL, kill
ing Frank White instantly All of the de-
tectives admitted firing at the buggy. and it
proved that DIX responsible for
the actual killing.
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ITALY HAS LOST PRESTIGE.
Germans Think the Dreibund VIII
Now BE Dissolved.

Copyright. 1895, by the Associated Press.)
BERLIN, March 1.-The defeat of the
Italians at Adowa Is warmly discussed in
political circles here and the opinion pre-
vailing Is that it will lead to a practical. IL
not n formal. dissolution OF the Dreibind.
That Emperor William has telegraphed his
sympathy to King Humbert does not alter
the fact that international politics will take
on new shape. Count Goluchowski. the
Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs, who
is coming to Berlin for three days next
week, and who will be banqueted at the
palace and by Prince Hohenlohe, is. un-
doubtedly. visiting this capital on an i'm
portant political mission, which may include
a readjustment of or modification of the
Dreibund and the expression of Austria's s
wish for rapprochement with Great Brit
ain.
A certain Conservative leader of the
Reichstag who is In touch with the Foreign
Office, informed the correspondent to-day
that the withdrawal CT Italy from the Drei-
bund was inevitable, as national bankruptcy
stares her in the face. He added: In the
event of great war Italy would be finan-
cially impotent. Besides, her disasters in
Africa have shaken German confidence in
the usefulness of her army. The fall Of
Signor Crispi will also bring a strong anti
Dreibund element in Italy on top. The Drei-
bund, however, may nominally continue un-
til the expiration of its present term. but
1t will then lapse.
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Before cambyses undertook to subdue them
he sent an ambassador 10 their King unoer
some false pretense. The Ethiopian mon
arch. aware of his designs, disdained MS MS
rich presents, reproached the ambassador
with the ambition and injustice OF his SOW
ereign with these remarkable words, after ter
handing him monster bow that none Dut
his warriors could bend: Take this 10 your
master and tell him that until he can nnd a
man able to bend 1t not TO talk to him OF
submission"
This people now show the quality OF the
blood that gave them ancient renown. IL is
certainly doing them an act or great inJus-
tice to Invade and colonize their long-cner-
ished and weli-defended country In order TO
extend the domain Of other countries Are
the civilized and Christian nations 10 become
interna tionai land pirates to show the teach
ing of the religion they professy Must trey
slaughter poor savages to bring them 10 the
religion Of Him who said, BLESSED are the
merciful. for they shall obtain mercy:
Blessed are the pure in heart etc. Snail
this system prevail? II so. We have no tears
to shed over the defeat of the Italians, ex-
cept for the poor soldiers who are forced 10
give up their lives. j. w. HEhNEf. +
Indianapolis. March ..
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the rioters and rode into the. mob with
drawn swords, pricking the most aggressive
Of the mob leaders with the points Of their
weapons or hitting them with the fiat OF
their sabres. The mob replied with showers
Of stones and shots from revolvers; During
the encounter twelve soldiers and sixteen
rioters were wounded. Train service to and
from Milan has beer suspended. as the mobs
attack all trains attempting to leave or en-
ter that city: The agitation is due to the
fierce opposition Of the popuIace to the de-
parture Of the troops relieved by the calling
out Of the reserves Of the class Of 1872.
Crowds are constantly assembled In front of
the different barracks Of the troops, shout
Ing to the latter: do not 60 to Africa, :"
etc. One detachment Of troops which was on
its way to the coast for shipment to Masso-
wah was entraired at suburb of Milan,
that being the only manner in which 1t was
possible to get the men away and avoid
the mobs. A big anti-African meeting to be
held tomorrow Is being organized at Milan
taken in other large cities. The object of all
the meetings is to urge the government to
abandon the policy hitherto followed by
Italy in Africa, to conclude peace with Abys-
sinia and to bring home the italian troops.
Disturbances Of a description similar to those
at Milan occurred yesterday evening at Pa
vania, Turin. Naples and Ravenre.