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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-01-31
One of His Strong Points.

Sleepy Eye Dispatch:
Senator Davis rather presses the
limit in his resolution on the Monroe
doctrine and Cush will be called a
lingo if he don't look out. However
one of Mr.. Davis strong points is his
intense patriotism and he isn't afraid
to stand behind musket in defense
of his views either, IAN admirable tract.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-01-31

st. Cloud Journal-Press:
The Representative says that no man
can measure the effect of such ora
tions as are being delivered by Mrs.
Lease and Jerry Simpson, upon the
minds of intelligent audiences. The
Representative is correct. The effect is
too small to be measured.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-01-31

that remains is by slow stages to teach
those who need to live on the small
income how they can do it to the best
advantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

III MILITARY SCHOOL. FL SHlNf: y. /.
IA German American hoard ne school 70. boys:
vacation
- OCKLAND INSTITUTE. Nyack-o the Hudson ". Y
IL College - business; halls rooms. all steam
heated small classes veteran teachers individual works
ssfe home life su1@rh. hsal;hful location
overlooking many miles Of the Hudson: for best
rates the lowest.
J. WILSON. a. NJ. PRINCIPAL
ST JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL. SING SING y Y.
- An ideal school 20 minutes from Grand Central.
Preparation for college and business. HENRY !. IYAI.L
and EMIL NENDEI. VI. A.. PRINCIPALS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
THE INCREASED POLICE APPROPRIATION.

The Police Commissioners have asserted tha'
tho enormous increase in the appropriation TOT
their Department for 1897 that for 1896 Is Que
largely 10 causes over which they have no control
About per cent of the appropriation Is Tor the sal
airy account they say. and the Legislature Is re-
sponsible for the increase in the number and sal
aries of policemen. In 1894. when the appropra-
ton for police salaries was s4Ss 81 q. the iIegls
lure raised salaries that the appropriation
for 1895 was S559s152 49, an increase OF SSs ~ %
for practically the number or men. In 1896
the Legislature, by special enactment, increased
the number of policemen in the city by authorizing
the apDointrnent Of 500 men, while the APP
pontrnent Of 100 additional new policemen was
authorized by a former law. The salary appropria-
ton for 1921 was thus brought up to s. G5l $50 o.
The present Commissioners supported the demand
for the increase In the police force the plea that
more police needed for the newly
rexed district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
:. DEAD HAND GUIDED TO WRITE.
rur OF AN ALLEGED CONSflHANh ~
SECURE \ SMALL ESTATE TOLD
IN THE COURTS.

,1or,Di,z WAS brought up in the ST.
-, Yesterday on a writ OF habeas corpus
p..aIrod for him by his lawyers "reeh'N"
op'"'' ,a, vino seek TO have him released from 'he
'ho,tan State Hospital. where IL Is a"eeou " "
"1acned although sane. without warrant ., '1"
COW ~ Macy superintendent OF the maze ue
,,ont at tho hospital. filed return 10 '''e VIZ
- which he said that liorowitz was i"Sai'e a.',
~ be detained Frederick NJ EV"r'S "PP'''''
for the hospital ,,.. ,,,, Horn
", creenthal stated TO Justice Pryor 'ha' i''''
. Ae,ention was the result OF cohsP'".'
""N 900. nv uertha Solomon. of No. 10 Wille''-s''
SCI .,...- Of his late WIFE In an EFFORT 10 oo-
'.,n control Of Mrs Horowitz's estate anouh'."s
~ ,out 81 90 Counsel said he was "iin'is wa.
WITTY should take the stand 80 tha' 'he N'u''
ia no convinced of his sanity. bu' Jus"'' ~
w., no xvo,,d prefer TO send the case 10 rcie'e''
saiu Nv ,,,,o,od ON the ground that there was
~" <,,a On the hospital to pay referees ICES 'u'
Nv T,s.ice referred The case to r. l.. fri'ch"'"'
o,ous, on diseases OF the mind. VINO mas 'o00""'
-, admitted TO practice. ~
u.e" ,otop,ent afterward Mr.. Greenthal said 'ha'
1850 arose out of contest that had oeeh
..orcht over the VIII Of Lena HoTowitz' 'ne WY
pioas" ouoycd insane man. Mrs. Horowi'z was
"a W ., ,be Roth Israel Hospital last March ana
s,nd on the 18th Cay of that MONTH "n'" - vac
s,r,a that she dying Mr. Grceh'h"' s"u' ~
u.s. taken from the hospital IN CAP 10 'hc "o'''
W Me- solomon her stepsister When II was
- Nm in n lawyers Office near by ana taken ~
u" .,s,ae If the woman. Tho woman was dcad
- the will was brought H. but pen WA
"aced in her dead hand ana gn1ideu 10 said NJ
nnaaln,,bal could write her name IN ne ana "aS
Hienr,an of intelligence Af'idaviis, II Is s,sseIieu
49, w. snce been made by persons VINO assert Hlne
nav nav looked through kcyhole and saw mae "o -e
t me In the Will few hundred donaIs We
pr, 20 Charity and the balance went 10 'he "'''
r. ,,or who WAS also maze executrlx. 1900, ..
=, Hhicago when his wife died. lie was ,otaily
In M my IN the Will although the woman had ottIh
s4 hat ne should have her estate on Her ue
sau eYt day the will filed with the SUI c
In s HHorovtz was not cited He heard OF ms WHY
anu ,n however and came on 70 this cits;; AZ
saensnded petition then fled citing nm smd
an. nas brought on his behalf by GreenlHa,, anu
iss' t S stated were set up in afhdavits; Ihen
iEnrsssntha alleges a conspiracy was entered nvo y,
ure, IA ~ the husband. According 10 the law,
sJensnWitz was kidnapped by lot OF eXpre5 ISx
IiioS nv Mrs Solomon and taken TO the f-sS'N
MNarket Police Court where he was conih,I.eu ~,
,av,,e 10 have his sanity inquired INTO ne M'S
snt from there the Manhattan state nospdi' Tho
se rrorn the hospital. Horowitzs lawyer s'a's S,
isonnr wrote letters 10 him. in which ne siiu III
pTess he was taken out he would soon De reai.3A
Lille Tho writ of hahcas corpus 10 De arsueu
tsfore the referee then obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
REAL ESTATE.
TOTAL SALES OF THE WEEK.
SETH LOWS MILLION DOLLAR DEAI~-PRopEETY

SETH LOWS MILLION DOLLAR DEAI~-PRopERTY
DISPOSED OF AT PRIVATE CONTRACT.
Tho sales Of real estate private for the
week ending yesterday amounted to about sl,75O.co
as compared with the corresponding week OF 1895 of
2,EoocOo. The auction GALES for the week amounted
to SSi2o2'. as compared with the corresponding week
OF 1895 Of s447.172
NO lu.thcr fac;s arc known to the trade made ny
Seth Low IN which he gives the Hamilton and Frank
In Office buildings In Brooklyn for hlgh-class office
puilding In this city. IT learned yesterday
mat the last-namcd building Is not in Broad
way The aggregate value OF all the prop
orues included In the deal Is said 10 be
than SOoo.00 The Hamilton Building is q nve-sory
o'c-s'y!e building occupying plo: 934xilO.5 the
northwest corner OF Court and Joralcmon s;s.. OPP
poslte the City Hall and the Franklin a new eight
story building at No. lS6 Remsen-st south side 100
lcct west OF Court-s. on a plot 50xlOO The Frank
ing Building was put up IN 1890 by A. A. Low. the
father of Seth Low.
Al private contract Goding & Wh,tehcuse sold for
II. IA. Cook 10 Louise NJ. Pollock. the lot 25x1Co on
e east side OF Flfhavc 102 feet north o: Seventy
eishlh-st Mr. Cook IS also the owner Of the adoin-
plot being 102x15O. " w. ~
joan Coney has sold his four-story stone front resi-
uc,ce Io l?xlV22. No 2l1 West Seventy first on
private terms. ~ '' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
4 prBu4NENT CHAIRMAN FOR THE c. l.. L.

Tho desirability of appointing a permanent chan
- for the Central Labor Union VIII De uis-
cnssed at the meeting of the Union In CLARENDON,
Han to-day for the first time in the history o,
that body since it came into existence IN MI anu
the probability is that permanent chairman WI,
IA annointed When the Union was hrst orsaiilzztru
nV n ~ decided that A permanent chalrmanslip
,cSa lead 10 abuses and would not be democrallc
nno,,gh but the debates recently nave caussu 10
many turbulent scenes that the majority OF Wy
delegates are convinced that radcai on~ he
hronrht about by the appointment OF permahen.
chairman. well versed in parliamentary i nvs,o 10
nresde over the discussions. hence the lhnoIa.,on
Which will probably be introduced into the Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings ana an''a''0"'
filed to day;
Nev Elidlngs main Office - ,,ox
,.,h =. n = cor 18th for a one story o.'S
ogce building l4xl6. by Central IL 81 y ''
ounsrs and architects. i Jencks '"'' e-no
tuili
Na,,h William 81 Nos u III. William 81, 90,
2ls ol9 20 All .sy10l.I. FOR t"eVr s,"y o, La
store and factory builGrg by Wli'sm W.
Auref Zinsser ~ No 1871 william ST. o"'rs' 20, ooo
I've Iemns & tordes. arci tects '..'.-'''''' '''
X.u buildings branch ofho"l - 1855,
a.. :, ,r g * u S 81 18Th ave for q Two sto'y
4'h 81. s +. ~, osx34 by Andrew Slersk' ann
oyrsr. lanes II Perry. architect. '...''''''''' -'
,,n.,n :, . cor Amsterdam ave 10 three t'o';
h-,c, .ercment and store. by Martin iHthn, ',
40 23ao Amsterdam owner h''"''D 1900
,,iss,n, q. Nos . and 9h. and East Bfohd"as.
~, % ~ two three and basement -"
dXeIIIn,. and store. by William u natpea,"r' e
~..m.ronecI \, Owner; Hoirnbuieeer
Mama arrhuects. Mr. Mary Miller and the .oo
.saac ~ Gross estate. lessees -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
neal estate for gxfban9f.

>~~>S>>~"~'ON|'"O~
~ trXcUANGE single flats on Ma1iynn ave
nv ~ free and clear country property GINsb'R I
I32 Nassau 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

nrai estate.
ssS,nOWERs OF HOMES FOR HOLIDAY s; ana Oh
,irs1kSn 81 800 5000 81 800 Psssss cni,on'
streets. h' Tr,rl s3 coo 81 5000. f75N >sWp'
paterson nv, Fl, 900: Parkye and New YORK .tD.
e. no., 81 90 5000 s2.50o SO 900 20 80 Ths
60 v,idiny lois al $500. $40 500 e. vp ea'i iii
@ sers ~ the season at the very lovct. p,, mI.
I. 70 bargains the close buyr' ohib''-' ~
scr ATF BUREAU "a PARK ho"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


l2,th st. 321 IT Of Eth ave a0x - block:
Msrsei'a II iigl to Anna Hobbs $4,000
w 1sfI r1a John MsaGay J@hn $3.50
tr tsS res st '' To Msrs ,ssS
West ave s. 500 IT Of yGt,. is ssoo 1900
v sane IT., to same 1890
eoss sm isa and OF n s'' 70 st. ct iSss
w.es, End ave W s. lo,G II n of oe,h st. issx
WOO 100 ian zane to lienry T Jones
100; same TO same. .....................
Edwafd sc6encs - refcfes OF i i" o ST. ,'
We, End ave s. o3:io IT OF sGth-s. iesx 'V''-
100 same TO I6G25
100; Observation-Disclosures. 1858
M$ % ,,H r., st cl' T, Of Manhattan
WA %nrd r1 %(ns si - :; e oc,
100; Edward crit;ender referee to Margaret .oo
Lot G Block - map Of reham Park: Ella p '''"''
~, be n saD to 81 W l, .l alaY s,a i'
F Moore to John H. poheriy ",'....'."'
Mei,sn e rsr; [.r:,. q s. Nst% i %.SS 1900
Tsc IN and S w, Mard Sn dndaS M E 81 Pros
pee, ave l2'xas ssrreguiar' John cu':"y
Pho, in 2.'h Ward in cas-, boundary line q pot 5.
R maH lard Of "a, Aired TayS, and william ,o
S ly q" ssas ' 1885, @ ca 'f' r. '' Appe 20"
% 70 ,v wil'm 4Tpei of ION 10, o,ircr,ar
Edward j B II re,df T' to Ssw ' CITY
7h s ST. as o Of 10Th ave 2is1so TO- Ben
wiese- ....a...",. 1880
clare - w. 1914 "a'' '.'"' '.'. 1880
Avenue b. No 2i7 same to same ............. $3.50
34th- st. n 100 T, Of "a 16sx?so: Joha
NJ Reid and wife 20 Maurice Reid ............
lJths,. No. 623 East. John Brady 10 James
Goth ST. 80 II 9 Of 10Th 2tyioob Mary
CIapp nd ano James q Coburn
psth-st g. 1896 r. ~ Central Park West
l7xlOo.s Emma Amber and another 10 jeanette
Iexingfnn-ave. " BOO n Of 94h-st. l6'x'a
Caroline Lchtenherger 70 jeremiah e poty.,..
sIst-st. IS II . 81 Avenue 4. @x3l; August
NahIsr o Frank Nah'en .........s
st, . OF 4th lSflOOk. Hen
rle;,a Harris TO Jacob Simmons ................
lscsh s.. r s. "ss E, 81 partholomcw Rice 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
Mem Publications.
.o.N~~NNNNN~N

GREAT MANY PEOPLE
Seem very much surprised
That my prices
On Christmas books.
New and desirable
In variety.
Should be extremely low.
How you do II?
More customer has asked
Every sale made at these prices
Nourishes the business Of the future.
That Ii why undersellins all competiion
G!tson's Pictures Of People. 800 3C7
D.nn,s~. Rome .................-.......4O 2s5
p,c.rr.sous England ...............-...7O 2G7
Dumas Crimes. $50 343
Bsrres Sentimental Tommy. .......-.--..-l5o 1903
Naclaren's Kate Carnegie ......--..--......loo 9s
Eeltys At Agincourt ....'......-s '-.'....ioo ~
On the Irawaddy. ..........-.-...-l.oo IN
Cochrane the Dauntess .........loo "s
By Pike and Dyke
and a dozen others. ............l5o 80
Century Book OF Famous Americans. .....l-So 9s
Marching Plays for Little Children .........l23 %
Attic Philosopher. Epictetus.
Love Poems, Lambs Essays
and 81 others .......................... ~
Sweetheart Travellers i''
Postage extra on OF town orders
OPEN EVENINGS. Telephone CAB 10th St
EDWIN W. DAYTON,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER.
64i MADISON Az. G9h ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

. rar,,e N Nathan Clark. No 10 West .,oo
,,,aione Pero and wife 10 Giovanni i,''"'
100 :, 16D n Q OF 80 ave. years.
.nnie,on william G. TO Caiharine 10 Spp "a.
DO, in 24th Ward al point IN esS, g', nrn" =. oi
100 a Z, from $ lsith- st. years ;.....,-ar
purke Catharine NJ. and anothei 20 N =, =, -,
crre.v 60 New York. 1911 a. "'.io - ~ nm
Avenue A secures bond on contract
Ralfour MARY a and another 10 ha,e WV" 40
a @ Of iNh-ave easehoio
Same same. 2'h-'' 20 I" OF io"'. .,so
Clare William +. 70 Mary 1'odin. NO '"' |''' sssn
Same ~ same No PAT Avenue b year %:
Gosenhe,mer Isabelle. 10 II Nedoer. W gu "a noo
IVES, llsth-st, years e. 80. -
Grnte Catherine 20 George nfo'"' - 600
lag " of Trinity ave demand
,ohns.or ard /. 81 al to Caroline n bh'', y
Ba,hgate- ave. $50. 10 II OF 1'Sh-s'' " ''O' $40
20 ~ ii5a G 10 North River Savings Bank o,o
e2d ., 3Go 6 II W Of s,h ave. year. ~.
Link. Fannie G. 70 Alexander 'a'" 40 1000
60, tsn. p 10 Louise u simpson ~ nj. trustee
SON ST. 800 II E Of Amsterdam ave '"o' 1000
4 .x.cr
McKevey John. 10 Jane 1nayer - a. 49,
.ors etc @ . lO,h-ave, 800 II n OF 500 - % ooo
snsrinr jeremiah to Agnes sTarins wash ,uo
ington-st, 1O4. map ID \ i4hnons' ~
Jacob wife to John is I<Hache'' ooo
IA 100 East 95h install rnenfs. ,,,,,.' =. ~
shields John 90 John MahoheS 4i''" 80 - 90
rs n ~ 7th-aye. ! year =, q,
No 6,7 10 G5i IVES. End ave 3 mor's"se' A ono
Wool Henry s. 10 Louis Jones No liz 10 i'' 4, sm
Beecker-s, year ...''.''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

.,r,r,crurNrs and subscriptions for The Trte-
rreessd At their Uptown once NO "a: Brosd-
way: "a noo' nj the following branch ofnces at
ar once rates until o'clock p M NJ 70 %ac St
ave md i4th-st ~: Columbus ave- nsn. West oe'n-
~ io6 West l2d st. near VI" .'s'' W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
Suburban Real estate.

0ENCY-M0n'clair real estate al kinds sale ana rent
n CIARENoE - TUBS. Beeknan ct New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
GcalI)rrs.

-Do~~~.oN~~~~~o~~~No~o~oN
NJ. W. q. HOWELL. private tutor. pupils
- cciv"i family. highest references Address III
East sod "
I)ESIDENT GONERNISS desires appointment Sub
ifrf- taught English and forte
playing Address Y. Y. Tribune once.
rNUTOR.-A. Everett Stone Yale). ssI Fifth ave ex-
peri"nccd in college preparatory instruction. Recon-
n'nded BY Rev. DR.. Greer "a
peter, educator"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
Connirn Real Gsiatc for Sale.

II EsIRARI.E LAND In Slu'h'fn california and south
~ Oregon ALE, ranches near san Francisco THOMAS
FISH - Nevada Block. san Francisco. California.
INRIIT FARM Tor sale si,iy acres lana. party GiHer
Il c1ltiyaton buildings IN good shape. well waie'el.
~. and three quarter miles from Hudson River. haf
mic from tho railroad station End v,g. q Hghend:
ride West Shprs Railroad from New YORK
cry For further particulars address W. T. LUCAS.
highland. y Y.
INIDRIpA HOLLYWOOD PLACE" 81 i"tnr River
n.ar Iack son.llle acres land. high. healthy
<ru,t IN grea, variety House I; every con- en-
ycranda. on bum fiN"r We" ~ hlii'r
Free and clear Fair eNclansr entertained . .
f;EORGF w DE IANo. Attorney. ~ Nassau ~. y J
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-03-14
THURSDAY, March IL.
Grain and Provisions.


ST -Four-rancy TO extra fancy, :,
tsso034O; patents, sL6)a37o wheit-Na
red. 7Je: No red, CO.. Corn-No. ., mixed,
20 s264c: No 2, white, 2oa2 Nc. Oats No. 2.
ls4c. Hay-prairle. s5.0l1Z00; mixed tim
othy, S50alO0E clear timothy, $500 ls 80.
Buttcr-Creamery, lsac2s; dairy, l3lbl7c.
Egps-Fresh, sac. I,ard-Prime steam. s. l0c.
Pork-New standard mess, $4,000
f,acon-Longs, bSOc clear ribs 5.s7Xc; clear,
&c; all boxed. Wool-Choice tub-washcd f81
2Ohc.
nwheat-Futures closed; May, eihc q: July,
6ihcb b.
Corn-Tutures closed March, a6xo o; May,
26xaseSc a; July, 2s02sbc a.
NEW YoRR-F'lour State and western, quiet
and steady, unchanged. Wheat-May, 7iH1
II l5-isc; July, 7ia7ihc. Corn-May, 36hc;
No. 2, 39%ai0Isc. 0ats-May, 25Ac; western,
a6d29c. Pork Mess, sl0.U01i0t0 Lard
team-rendered, s.e5c. Butter Western dairy,
l00lic; western creamey i4Ds2c; western
creamery, held, l2dlsc; western creamery. fac-
tory, e1l3c; Elgins. nc; imitation creamery,
ilHGlc; rolls, Oai3c. Eggs Western, lie.
cHrcAGo-openlngq quotations. wheat-May,
6ixdo4Ac: July, e5hGo5%c Corn-May. s0kc;
July, siAc. Oats--May, 20Kc; July. 2lc bid.
Pork-May, ~ SEX; July, ti0.Ol Lard--May
s.4sc; July. 557hc. Short RIbs-May, b25c;
July, 63lnc.
CHicAoo-Closing quotations. Wheat
March, 6eHc; May, e4Hc; July, 64xc. Corn
March, 2sAd2'Sc; May. 3Od30kc; July, 3lHC
asked: September S2h@eSc asked Oats
March, i9Mc; May, 2OAc asked July, s0Sc
bid September, 2lhc bid Pork-Msrch s955;
May, 9.7e.i asked; July $3.50 asked Lard =
March, $500 nominal; May. b42hc bid; July
h5515.57hc. Short Ribs-March, 5i0c; May
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-03-14
AMONG THE DUCKS AGAIN.
Tas President Takes Another Turn Among
the Blinds.

WIDEwATER, Va. March l2.-The
steamer Maple arrived here about three
o. m. from Washington with President
Clevelan, on board, accompanied by
DR.. OReiny, Commander Lamberton
and Col. Rives. of the Uaited States
army, who arrived here Wednesass oy
train, and IS the guest Of Col. Withers.
The president and Col. Rives proceeded
Immediately to the lower blinds, where
they spent the early morning, return
ing later to join the balance OF the
party at the principal blind. The
steamer Maple was anchored just off
Whitewater station, about 800 yards
from shore and five miles south OF
Quantico. Col. withers says the day is
decidedly the finest for ducking the
president has ever had at Whitewater.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-03-14
A MISREPRESENTATION.
'psniards Believe They Havo Scared
Us Into Taking the BACK Track.

'paniards Bclieve They Havo Scared
os Into Taking the Back Track.
VIEW YORK, March IA special to
herald from Havana says:
.aLueha says it is plain that reac-
mas occurred in the United States
ia'e and that more conservative
asei is likely to prevail in future.
sa1a anxiously awaits further news
~ washington. In Spanish circles
1a'or Hales conservative course is
terpreted as indicating reaction in
aerica, and the common tall, in the
',ls and cafes is to the effect that
United States is duly impressed by
nrmness and undaunted courage of
s'n, and influenced by the tone of
european press, has taken alarm
= already begun to seek a back track
Cuban affairs.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-03-14
DuEsTRoW SENTENCED.
The ST. Louis Murderer OF wife aud BABE
to Hang ApTil 22-An Appeal Taken.

Ihe 81. Louis Murderer OF Wife ana Btbe
to Hang Apsii aa-An Appeal Taken.
UNION, Mo-, March l2.--No argu-
ments were made in the Duestrow case.
He was sentenced to be hanged
Wednesday, April 49,
When the court asked the defendant
II he had anything to say why sem
tence of death should not be passed,
he said he did not see why he should
be condemned to death when he un-
derstood his wife and child we're alive
and could be produced in court.
He received the sentence without
any apparent change.
Attorneys Booth, Scddon and Maui
pin, for the defense, and Zachritz, Gal
lenlsamp and Bolte, for the state, were
present
Notice was given of an appeal to the
supreme court, and four months al
lowed wherein to file transcript.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-03-14
THE STEAMER COMMODORE,
An Alleged Fillbustering Craft, Sails from
Charleston, 5. c.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March l2.-The
alleged flibustering steamer Com
modore, loaded with arms and NUM-
t;ons Of war. went to sea few min
utes after I a. IN. She lett ner
dock two days ago with the in
tention of going to sea. At hrst
she was detained by the lack OF
a second engineer, and subsequently
the weather outside was too rough Tor
her to attempt to weather it. She is
regularly cleared from this port for
Tampa. Cubans here say that she Will
return to Charleston in two weeks
Tbere seems to be no doubt that she is
carrying arms to Cuba, but just now
she proposes to get them there, no one
except her captain knows.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-03-14
A SERIOUS BLAZE
In the Fireworks Factory ut Fireworks
station, Illinois.

ST. Louis, March t9.-At Fireworks
station, Just outside OF East St. Louis,
ILL.,, Wednesday afternoon, Mary Pears,
one of the girl-workers at the fireworks
plant, found that her apron had caught
fire. She tore It off and threw 1t right
into lot of composition used in max
ing Roman candles. In moment the
room was in a blaze, and the girls were
falling over each other in frantic efforts
to get out of the building in compli-
ance with the express orders of the
company, that on the first appearance
of any danger to employees to escape at
once. Henry Hatfield, a brother of the
perintendent, Mr.. J. 7. Hatfield, was
badly and perhaps fatally burned. The
loss is quite heavy.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-03-14
THE REIGN OF TERROR.
Moro Castle, Havana, Overcrowdcd with
Political Prisoners.

New YORK, March IA letter from
Havana says Weyler's reign of terror
has commenced in earnest. Moro cas-
tie, reeking with the poisonous filth of
three centuries, is overcrowded with
political prisoners. Food is at pre-
MUM in the prison and innocent men
are slowly starving to death. Unless
someone can bribe a guard to give a
blanket to prisoner, the man is left
TO make the best Of bed on the bare
stones. Fever has claimed many vic
Tins and the sanitary condition of the
prison is appalling.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-03-14
BAlLINGTON BOOTH
VIII Not Go to England on HIS Fathers
Invitation.

MoSrcLAIR, N. j., March Eek
Commander Booth has not yet an
swered the cablegram from his father
asking him to go to England and see
the general. When asked II he would
go to the other side, the commander
said: : II will not go. am alone. In
4 few days will make another state
ment in which l will make known the
name of the new organization which l
have started" .,u
a prominent salvationist saidWednes-
a.u that the refusal OF Mr.. Booth to go
to England by invitation OF his father
might cause the general to come to
.h;s country in very short time.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-03-14

CONWAY, Ark, March 12.-Ben :,
nohb;ns stole two mules and a horse
from sheriff Ingram and $. G. smith
Tuesday night, sold the mules to A. y;
Malone. of Plummerville, returned
wednesday evening, was arrested on
suspicion, confessed and was taken 10
tho nen;tentiary the same night